Apple Orchard Dreams Drive Two Girls to College
In a rural setting, Mabel and Gladys Sanders ask their father for college funds. He offers the family apple orchard as a source of tuition. The sisters team with Jeff Pearson to learn pruning and work the trees, hoping the orchard will yield enough money. A tumble of events tests their resolve as Gladys saves a critical night ride to fetch a doctor for her injured father.
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Agricultural College
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Modern Colonial Residence Promises Complete Home Details
A vivid description of a sizeable two story flat with front living and dining rooms linked by an archway, showcasing oak flooring and built in features. Plans for design No. SIN are offered by Glenn Baxton for twenty dollars with editor’s set of plans available.
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Baxton
Unusual Business Methods in Western Canada Coal Trade
A fragment describes a harsh auditor in a prairie district who kept tallies on wagons and coal sales to farmers. Settlers paid $1 to $22 per ton for winter fuel as the superintendent scrawled entries with a stick, recording outgoing wagons and coal in the late afternoon.
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Qwestior
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Saniaoe
Powder and Guns in Crecy Era Quoted Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text cites powder and guns in the Crecy era among European warfare. It references Iberians, Toutonse, Cassler's Margixtne, and a 1200s timeframe. The source appears garbled but touches early gunpowder use and medieval battles.
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Crecy
Cassler
Sheridan’s Rule Debt Canceled in Double Meaning
In a dubious tale from Sheridan’s era a creditor inquiry ends with a double meaning. The tale centers on Brinley and partners who argue over a debt and a wine order. Sheridan’s remark hints the debt was canceled, using layered dialogue.
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Chile
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Sheridan
Challe
Complex archaea described in Arctic marine life notes
A fragment addresses chromis like creatures with descriptions of body parts, colors, and feeding, citing McClure's writer and noting debates on their essential role to human life. It mentions large populations in the intestinal region and contrasts Arctic species with others that show few traces of these organisms.
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McClure
Pasteur
Raittier
Arctic
Women Seek Lower Death Rates Among Their Sex
A fragmented note discusses women aiming to reduce mortality within their gender. It mentions health concerns, fear, and a call for better care and attention to female suffering. The text references advocacy, medical awareness, and societal expectations shaping women's health efforts.
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