Reminders On Taxes and Old Year Payments
The notice urges noncompliant Rabecriters to act within four weeks to pay in advance at the old rate of one dollar per year. It warns lands will be placed in collection if past due and emphasizes the new year’s charges must be met promptly.
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Tata
Gine Dollay
Ysar
Bob Alter
Tony le
Cerry Howe
the Hospital For Sick
Chitdatit College
ST. Toronto
Fine Hospital
Uitte Childres
Servite
Ierty
Casada
Arios
Douglas Davidson
J. Nos
Wonertron
Unclear dialogue about questionable health remedies
The text presents a garbled, humorous rustic critique of folk medicines and elixirs sold to travelers. It mocks questionable tonics, barrels, and pills, warning of exaggerated claims and potential harm while describing vendors and their wares in a vivid, dialect-rich style.
Vinol Healed Stomach Trouble in George Town
A man with years of stomach trouble and weak digestion reports complete cure after using Vinol. He notes improved appetite, strength, and functioning, and credits the remedy with restoring health. The ad promotes Vinol with a pharmacist in George Town and distributor in Ontario towns.
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Household Goods
Public auction at 6 Equicoy on Wednesday December 13 1016 at 1pm lists a bay horse cows and calves Jersey Holstein and Durham stock with due dates and calving records. Weather note says sale to be conducted under cover and terms include six percent cash discount. W A Wilson and Denj Petch listed as auctioneers and clerk.
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Bécott
William Bowman
Hohges
Tyra
Durhan
Durham
Durham Cow
Wilking
Calved
Durhans
Jersey Haller
W. A. Wilson
Denj. Petch
Making Umbrellas The Work of Assembling Frames and Covers
Describes umbrella factory production from frame assembly to attaching covers. Details machines and roles, including workers, weaving frames, cutting fabric, gluing handles, and final assembly. Notes long hours and labor used to produce a completed umbrella ready for pressing.
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Turotogout Rita
T ‘Ard
Tieso
Teachines Dulog
Early Rail Fans versus Twelve Miles an Hour
A curious compilation traces early railroad experiments from 1820 to the 1830s, noting Wood the writer’s warning against fast promises and detailing Cooper's boiler trials, a double star in astronomy, a birthday joke, social manners on captions, and scattered brief anecdotes. The passage blends rail history, astronomy, and light vignettes in a collage of era curios.
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Wood
Veter Cooper
Cooper
Tennysons Father Flees for Life After Dinner in Moscow
Fragmented narrative recalls Yennyson fleeing an ambush after a Russian court dinner. Lord Helens warns him to avoid the extrade as suspicions swirl around Emperor Paul’s murder, with tense references to Count Pablen and Zoboff. The tale blends rumor and danger with a dramatic escape aboard an English frigate.
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Yennyson
Russia
Tan
Mila
Tennyson
Bt. Helens
Moscow
Paul Wan
Zabor
Nail
Collet Pablow
Uelens
Pablen
Zoboff
Reliable Agent Wanted in Ontario Territory
Territor y reserved for the right man. Highest commissions paid. Advertising matter promising specialties for a beacon. Includes raspberry varieties and evergreen plantings. Ambiguous but seeks representation in good towns and dietelets.
Tramp and Lady at the House Discuss Exchange
A passerby and a woman inside the house exchange lines about being out of balance and meals. The tramp proposes a trader exchange as a way to resolve the situation.
Handicappad Neighbors Debate House Decor
A fragment shows a household arguing over house improvements and borrowing. The speaker wishes to match a neighbor’s style but laments budget limits and the decision feels uneasy amid financial strain.
Fragmented Heal Wish excerpt with garbled quotes
OCR reads a confused passage with partial phrases about fashion, wishes, and names. Key names and context are unclear, yielding a fragmentary item without a coherent event or identifiable subjects.
Btingleg Character Exchange Amid Odd Banter
A fragmented dialogue shows two figures, Gusugu-Ob and Guasgu, exchanging sharp but playful banter about character and trouble in the world. The snippet hints at regional speech and informal mockery.
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Gusugu-Ob
Guasgu
Bridge Capacity and Cable Strength Report
London Telegraph notes a mighty bridge with 10 000 ton main span and 100 000 ton deck load. The article mentions tightly drawn taut cords and no undue strain in the structure while quoting a near truth blurb about a book seller and two stiller books in a dialogue from Denver?
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Vyortt
London ‘Telegraph
Denrtaritiy
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