Will of Harry Judson Crowe Probate In Toronto Court
The will of Harry Judson Crowe, capitalist and philanthropist, totaling about 821 745 is entered for probate. Executors Crowe Canon Cody and The Toronto General Trusts assume control, with letters probate to Newfound land executor. The estate includes life insurance 141 900 bonds 254 629 bank deposits and timber in Newfoundland. Mrs Crowe receives 10 000 annuity, James FitzRandolph 100 000, plus residue shares and extensive legacies to relatives.
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Crowe Will Endows Scholarships For Nurses In Canada
The will allocates two thirds of the residue to the Salvation Army and as an endowment fund for nursing training scholarships in hospitals from St John’s to Vancouver. The Toronto General Hospital is named for Ontario and the Victoria General Public Hospital at Halifax for Nova Scotia.
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Nova Scotia
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Live as Long as You May the First Twenty Years
A fragmented line literary in tone hints at a reflection on life spans and vitality, mentioning twenty years as a measure and suggesting endurance beyond a half of lifetime. The legible portion centers on duration and the idea of living out a long period.
Business and Pleasure: The Only Pleasures of Others
A terse aphorism notes that business and pleasure are intertwined, suggesting the only genuine delight may arise when one’s own work and enjoyment align with others’ gains. The remark reflects a pragmatic view on work and social interaction.
Letters at Supper Table Reveal Busy Farm Family
Farmer Jones asks where the boys were. Each son explains he was doing chores or waiting in various rooms such as the barn loft grandma's room pantry and doorstep. The farmer teases that they are a busy bunch.
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Old bachelor notes whiskey leak linked to new housekeeper
A witty exchange unfolds as a bachelor accuses his new housekeeper of Scottish extraction while noting a whiskey leak. He deflects with humor about honesty and origins, steering the complaint toward her background without explicit accusation.
Vancouver rejects daylight saving time for summer months
Vancouver residents vote by more than four to one to keep standard time for the rest of the year, rejecting the adoption of daylight saving time for the summer months.
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Vancouver
Note to Clinic Query About Willie’s Spreading Face
A mother sends a boy with a note to a clinic asking the doctor to do something for Willie’s face. The note states Willie has suffered a long time and the condition is spreading.
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Dickens Advice on Treating Others With Kindness
Quoted from Charles Dickens in a letter to his son. The message urges doing unto others as you would have them do to you and notes it is better they fail in obeying the greatest rule than you. It reflects ethical instruction with religious resonance.
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Charles Dickens
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Extols Cavity Relief
Short medical ad touts Perry Davis Painkiller for toothache relief. Advises placing a cotton wad with the liquid into the cavity. Mentions 25 cent and 50 cent bottle sizes.
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Coffee and tobacco hearts and the sweets question
A teacher explains coffee and tobacco can affect the heart while the oldest pupil asks if eating many sweets will help him get a sweetheart. The scene captures a humorous classroom exchange about health and romance.
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The Only Thing a Man Wants After He Relies
A fragment reflects a man’s relentless pursuit of money after securing funds. It expresses a cynical view of wealth as the sole driving force and questions the value of material gain. The line suggests continued hunger for more money beyond initial needs.
Man Reflects On Learning When He Believes He Knows All
A man contemplates growth and humility, realizing vast knowledge lies beyond the bounds of his presumed certainty. The reflection suggests progress comes from acknowledging gaps and seeking new insights.
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