Acres Treated On Winter Farm In Saskatchewan
O C Winter, former Canadian Pacific executive, developed a 4508 acre Saskatchewan farm from bare prairie into a richly loamy field. Three gasoline tractors with multiple plows prepared the soil, breaking 4500 acres by early September and expanding the land’s work through subsequent years on the Winter farm near Goose Lake branch of the Can Eres.
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Westers
Easkatoon
Goose Lake
Can Eres
Elby
Canadian Northern Railway
O. C. Winter
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Pacific
Winter
Feitzen Land and Agri
Tirmin Prairie
Saskatchewan
Training and routines of modern professional boxers
The article discusses the intensive daily training of boxers including morning drills and endurance work, noting that even light sessions require strict discipline. It contrasts boxing with other sports, describes acrobatic demonstrations, and highlights massage as a common but questioned prefight routine.
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Ae Junto Fonds
Tayias
Constant
English Reserve and the Changing Englishman
An informal address from the Anglo-American seminar points to a shift in English character. The speaker argues that decades of reserve have weakened as urban life and travel broaden social exposure. The essay notes theatres, department stores, and continental trips as factors, with more open conversations and easier mixing beyond familiar circles becoming common.
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London
Department
Baghiah
Postum and Nerves: A Coffee Alternative Debate
An old text fragment discusses Postum as a coffee substitute alleged to ease nervous tension and headaches. It notes Postum’s preparation by stirring a teaspoon in hot water, claims improved digestion, and mentions a book titled The Road to Wellville.
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Souther
Ford
Weliville
Character and manners in moral tales and anecdotes
A dense, fragmented study of character showing delight in sordid objects versus purity and truth, followed by vivid anecdotes of domestic misfortune, a beating, a broken ball incident, a man’s刊 compressions, and a classroom joke about a boy and girl at a girls' college.
Water Himtes overworked and near death in labor scene
A garbled passage depicts a tired figure described as overworked and half dead, with references to pain and numbness. Though fragmented, the text implies a moment of revival or return to life as observers note a potential improvement or awakening.
Baby's Teething Time
Mothers find baby's teething a source of anxiety as the child becomes restless cross sleeps little and may suffer constipation diarrhoea or colic. Baby's own Tablets regulate the stomach and bowels ease feverishness and help teeth come without pain. Sold by dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont 25 cents a box. New Form of Lynching shows orderly gathering of gentlemen taking a prisoner from a jail and hanging him without disturbance, described as the latest approved lynching.
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Baby
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Georgia
Minara's and Take N Other Such Is Lovs Come Home
A fragment from a regional column presents mock dialogue about love and loyalty with regional dialect humor. It hints at a romantic quarrel where one partner feels betrayed and questions a suitor's concerns as the other folds under social pressure.
Enduring Ornaments Through Centuries Across Timelines
The text notes that ornaments outlive most man made items, with touches and necklaces over 40 centuries old. Monuments may rank second, houses third, while furniture has a shorter life. In England very little furniture predates 1500, yet some pictures endure six centuries of wear.
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England
The Mysterious Turtle and the Silent Teller Fragment
The fragment sketches a mysterious turtle described as not wholly human, non flesh or owl, showing threefold traits. It notes the creature can endure weeks in a barrel without food or light, while a paying teller cannot cash a check due to insufficient money, prompting a partial meeting.
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Enou
Fragmented political dialogue in a prisoner case
An edited fragment shows a governor challenging a warder about a prisoner. The exchange hints at doubt, incapacity, and the idea of governance beyond the prisoner’s experience, mentioning a aviator and lacking fortune or family ties.
President Wilson's dry wit sparks cabinet remark
The text recalls President Wilson's sharp humor and a cabinet joke. A reporter pressed about the cabinet and a child incident is described with playful dialogue. The Louise, a four year old, avoided fish bones and quipped about a pincushion, reflecting a light, domestic anecdote.
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Wilson
Louise
Exchange of Courtesies and Odd Notices From 19th Century Page
A fragmented column mixes quirky exchanges over Minaré’s Liniment with a dubious foreign nobleman claim and proof photos. It shifts to a farmer's fire loss where insurer redeems through a new barn, then a life insurer's bid to insure the farmer’s wife, with a wary response about a second marriage.
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Renee
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Lee
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Selder
Duncan
Eit
Gir
Minara
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Upton
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Pierce
Buffalo
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