Thanksgiving in Winnipeg Restores Margaret Anne’s Resolve
Margaret Anne visits Maudie in Winnipeg for a holiday week that blends social whirl with homesickness. She recalls earlier failures as a wife, contends with deep longing for Herringtons Hope, and witnesses city life and struggling families while reconnecting with old friends. The trip lifts her spirits yet deepens her resolve to return home to Murray and the farm.
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Murray
Maudie
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Jack Mowbray
Herrington
Margaret Anne
Mandle
Gwen
Union Station
Manudie
Broadway
Nicolas
Tan
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Public Testimonial
Brantford Ontario woman Mrs Jans H MacPher son credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health and vim after fatigue back pain nervousness and inability to perform chores. She reports regular menstrual cycles after ten bottles and endorses the medicine for female weaknesses and related ailments. Contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg Ontario for a private text on ailments to women.
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Brantford
Ontario
Lydia E Pinkham
Jans H. MacPherson
Greenwich St
Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Unfailing Instinct Birds May Be Wiser Than Man
John Muir noted birds’ nests show instinct in selecting secure foundations. He argued birds avoid danger where humans ignore warning signs from conscience, suggesting even birds may be wiser than people at times.
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John Muir
Grive
Muvat
A Peculiar Situation Affects Farming Industry Now
A Toronto Star excerpt laments that agriculture, a basic continental industry and humanity’s natural vocation, is hindered by interference, handicaps, and misallocated favors, arguing farming would be safer and more secure if left to itself.
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Toronto Star
Quebec to Tax by Weight Instead of Horsepower
The Quebec Government will adopt a new taxation method this session charging Owo Cents 4 gallon on ga o use notes. vehicles will be taxed by weight rather than horsepower, replacing the existing system.
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Quebec
Britons face lower per capita income after World War I
The 1914 population of the British Isles was about 46.6 million, now around 48 million despite 730,000 war deaths. Expert estimates show real purchasing power fell 15 to 20 percent since 1913, with prewar income around 2.3 pounds per head per year.
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Britain
British Isles
Leo Chingga
Globe
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Canaia Women
Mrs Frank Vaillancourt of Canaia reports her sister in law Dave suffered fourteen years from kidney troubles and relief came from Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says three boxes cured her and she feels better now. The ad pitches Dodd's as a kidney remedy improving heart work and blood quality.
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Dodd
Canaia
Frank Vaillancourt
Dave
Vere
Ste
Little Foxes Moralizing On Punctuality For Youth
A childhood essay by E A Heory discusses late habits and timeliness. It compares habitual lateness to a lazy cow tail and cites examples from school church and daily routines. The piece urges youth to seize opportunities and avoid being "too late" to act.
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Mr. So
Sue
Johnny
Mary
Tina
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