Mono Mills Memoir of Canadian Pioneer Life
Excerpted chapter recalls the 1850s Ontario countryside around Mono Mills, highlighting the Elgin reciprocity episode, local industry, and the Marshall family household. A teenage narrator describes family ties, community visitors, and life on the farm, including Betty Marshall's antics and a pivotal barefoot handyman moment.
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Marshall Exchequer
Toronto
Lord Elgin
Washington
Canada
William Marshall
Tullamore
Upper Canada
Mono Township
McLaughlins
Humber
Mono Mills
C.W
Mississippi
Sarah
Hickory Mick
John Barleycorn
Charlie Marshall
Mono
Blue Lodge
Wiliam Marshall
Sarah Trueman
Paddy
Jimmie Buchanan
Mr. Carson
Jimmie
Elizabeth Ann
Betty Marshall
Betty
Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfred Laurier
Marshall Farm
Ontario
Job For Him Turns Civic Duty Into Mockery
A Montreal salesman was fired for poor customer courtesy. A month later he reappears in a police uniform, telling his former sales manager the police job lets him claim the customer is always wrong.
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Montreal
Jones
Seiche Tides Shape Great Lakes Water Levels
The Great Lakes exhibit a barely perceptible tide called a seiche, driven in part by atmospheric conditions.
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Great Lakes
Rabbits: Menace in Forest Fires Spreads New Fires
Forest fire reports describe rabbits fleeing burning areas with fur on fire, igniting new fires as they scramble to escape. The unusual behavior raises concerns for firefighting crews battling the blazes.
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Betty
Bob
Paddy
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