Deep Furrows and Royal Tales Amid New York Adventurers
A memoir reviewer debunks Deep Furrows as a weak literary work while praising its record of Western Canadian wheat farmers and the rise of the Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company. The author recounts a colorful NY era of war profiteers and a fanciful pretender claiming royal lineage with fanciful encounters from King Edward to the Czar, ending with reflections on the dubious venture’s credibility.
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Katchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
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Biarritz
Chicago
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Bren An Mia Cano Svs. College St Toronto
Bren An Mia Cano faces College Street Toronto in a set match billed as a local theatre showdown. The event centers on artistically staged performances with a focus on experimental pieces and intercultural themes.
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College St. Toronto
Salesmen Wanted in Town and Districts in Provinces
Canada’s greatest nursery stock list including fruit ornamental potatoes and more promoted by Western Experiments Stations. High commissions offered full or part time. Apply Stone & Wellington Toronto Ont.
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Stone & Wellington
Toronto
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Dreamy voyage to a secret mother childland
A narrator entreats Mother to join in a dreamlike escape to a "beautiful land" beyond the stars. They promise a tranquil world with moonlight, flowers, and birds, free from chores or bruises, where the child is rocked to sleep and the stars sing. The plan is a private, comforting passage away from reality.
Letters From Lucy Describe Albert’s Declining Health
Lucy writes of Albert’s worn health and recent emotional shifts after his arrival. He urges her to remarry if he dies, and they discuss Philip’s future, love, and the bond between mother and child. Albert plans to move west for a bracing climate as Lucy contemplates leaving town.
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Philip
Lucy
Lucy Darling
Dreamland for children and weary mothers in prairie life
A reflective poem and letter excerpt praise the sacred bond between mothers and their little ones. It contrasts modern prairie life with past days, noting the toils of child care, the joy of a baby's love, and the desire to understand and nurture children. It invites letters describing prairie life for a prize.
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