The Old World's Way Poem Excerpt Echoes Past Labor
A line from Arthur Stringer in Smart Set recalls boy laborers at dawn plowing fields. The verse fades with time as tar and mould cover the soil and the memory of those workers lingers over grey bones and singing grass.
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Ted
Arthur Stringer
Paint Upside Down and Murder Will Out
In Dundas County a storekeeper nicknamed Pat jokes about paint being applied inside out after a customer complains the paint won’t stick to the floor. The second tale features a respected lawyer who refuses a congressional bid to avoid exposing a long forgotten poetry book.
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Down
Dundas County
Whitney
Pat
St. Lawrence
Erin
Limerick
Ip &A
Congress
Misplaced Adverb Upsets Chefs Oeuvre Lesson at Toronto School
Inspector Hughes leads a kindness quiz in a Toronto school recounting how a cheerful lesson unfolds. A boy finally speaks up with a striking anecdote about his father nearly giving him a cent each morning, ending a lively classroom exercise.
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Toronto
Hughes
Procession of Icebergs in Newfoundland Waters
The article notes a remarkable spring display of icebergs along Newfoundland’s East Coast with heavy field ice delaying navigation. Icebergs drift south by the Labrador Current to the Gulf Stream, melt in warmer waters, and feed fish and whale populations while hindering local agriculture and shipping. A Hudson's Bay Company post on Lost Lake near Lake Superior becomes a Grand Trunk Pacific station, signaling rapid settlement and pioneer movement in the wilderness.
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Newfoundland
Arctic
Grand Banks
Europe
Africa
Hudson's Bay Company
Lost Lake
Lake Superior
Grand Trank Pacific
Canadian Northern Rail Growth and Two-Man Control
In 1896 Canada lacked the Northern railway but now has 7000 miles in operation or planned. The Penadien Northern stands out as shares held by only two leaders, William Mackenzie and Donald D. Mann, shaping a possible ocean to ocean transcontinental route.
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Canadian Northern
Ocean
Canada
Penadien Northern
William Mackenzie
Donald D. Mann
Lecomius
Dra. Kennedy & Kennedy
Lamae
Ami
Henry C. Locust
Estate of musician August Wilhelm leaves Toronto widow full estate
The estate of August Wilhelm of Toronto who died in Bavaria last month totals 15130 dollars. Executor is Arthur C. Mc Master, barrister. The widow inherits the entire estate, largely in mortgages. A railway charter note shows 206 charters in 20 years. 28 contributed to construction, 86 lapsed, rest extended.
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August Wilhems
August Wilhelm
Toronto
Bavaria
Arthur C. McMaster
Tariff on Canadian Plows Tests Free Trade Idea
The 15 percent tariff on Canadian plows entering the United States faces Cockshutt Plow Co of Brantford securing 75 car loads for Western States. If a tariff at 15 dollars per hundred exists, how much could be done under reciprocal free trade? The Ameri can tariff offers free exchange for plows and other agricultural implements, a matter Grain Growers Associations should raise with the Government for their broader benefit.
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United States
Cockshutt Plow Co
Brantford
Mode Farms Over Warships as U S Reform Plan
James Hill urges diverting 5 to 6 million dollars yearly from naval to agricultural reform. He would fund 1 000 model farms nationwide with 5 000 a year each to teach modern farming, crop rotation, and market methods, linking education to national wealth and food security.
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Hill
Mr. Hill
United States
Agricultural College
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