Doukhobors Found Well Adjusted in Canada After Emigration
A Canadian interior department report praises the Doukhobor community for becoming prosperous and law-abiding in Assiniboia and Saskatchewan. It notes their religious beliefs, communal living, land holdings of 600 to 700 square miles, and improvements like grain elevators, mills, and a planned railroad. It recounts origin in Russia, exile, Tolstoy influence, Verigin leadership, and past tensions over oaths and land. The piece highlights the government’s permissive stance on land tenure and ongoing stability of this religious group.
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Anada Dae
Atlantic
Canada
Tey
Saskatchewan
Batoun
Asiatictuswla
Nin
Doukhebars
Kiev
Count Tolstoy
Society of Friends of England
Daulnton
Winnipeg
Assiniboia
Wheat Belt
Doukhoborland
Todlay
Yorkton
Edward
Edward VII
Verigin
Eter Verigin
Siberia
Russia
Tolstoy
William Livya Garrison
Boston
Garrison
United States
Cana
Caucasus
Jesus
Yorkion
Christ
Cote
Perein
To the Touch of Love Reveals Mourner’s Search for Mary
A blind man named Hlaatick identifies a dead woman in a morgue by her hair, insisting it must be Mary Wallaces. He recalls her softest hair and realises the deceased matches his wife, prompting an emotional moment as he touches the cold features and confirms the identity.
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Mery Wallaces
Hlaatick
Mary
Willion
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Milwaukee Woman
A Milwaukee woman reports relief from female troubles backache and fear of a tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims medical opinions favored surgery but the remedy restored her health and urges other women to seek the company’s guidance. Public letters from readers are circulated by the Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia _E
Pink
Lydia E. Pink Pound
Lydia E. Pnkham
Sean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eva Imse
First St
Milwaukee
Wis
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Rs. Pinkham
The Heir's Hair Moving and Household Tips
A comic piece features Mr White distressed at baby’s pulling whiskers and Mrs White defending the cause. advice on Defiance Starch promises stronger, thinner applications for crisp fabrics. Adds social mockery and quips on cleanliness, debutantes, and a Red Cross laundry slogan.
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Mr. White
Baby
Mrs. White
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