Metropolitan Magazine seeks agents for subscriptions
Wanted reliable man or woman to handle renewal and new subscriptions for Metropolitan Magazine in America. Work can be done in spare time, a few hours weekly. Liberal pay for time input. No investment or bond required, no prior experience needed. Instructions and supplies sent free. Provide two references. Desk 14, AFE “TROPOLITAN MAGAZINE” New York.
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America
Tropolitan Wagazine
New York
Stafford's Liniment word contest and prizes
A historic notice invites participants to send in the outer green wrapper of Stafford's Liniment or a trio of inner cards to form words for a prize competition. Prizes include 30 dollars for the largest word, 10 dollars for the largest number, and 10 dollars for the best word from a prescription card. Judging and winner announcements planned for July 6, 1814, with judges named.
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Stafford
Saaford
Clore
Jescu
the & Fries
Local Sun Twillingate Bazaar Ads and Rates
The Sun Twillingate lists subscription details and advertising rates. It notes one dollar per year locally, $1.20 elsewhere, with 5 word and 9 word ad rates per inch and special rates for contracts. Also mentions local concerts bazaars and want ads.
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Vew
Ana
Tune 1314 First Quarter DST Fragment
A fragmented OCR item references a first quarter tune or time marker with scattered codes and numbers. The readable bits point to a schedule or notations at 25rd Street and a sequence of unspecified events or measurements, lacking clear context or entities.
The Philosopher on Fishing Seas Opened
The fishing season opens with cautious optimism despite a late start. Conditions favor a small Treaty Shore catch, though no reports have yet emerged from the Labrador fleet. Herring Nek signals suggest a fair shore fishery may develop as crews return.
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Mont
Labrador
Trish
The Dog Question Delayed by Law Yet Ignored
A fragmented historical note laments temporary legal inaction on dog trespass and garden damage. It argues owners’ neglect and magistrate indifference, suggesting citizens may protect property by withholding rewards and allowing dogs to bear the consequences.
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Waren Museen Temporaily
Fragmented Scribal Rant on Unions and Phones
A garbled sketch recalls a recent scene near the Arm Road with men stringing telephone wires and a couple dancing. The piece quibbles about unions, business support, and public perception, noting confusion and oddities in the chatter and references to Shakespeare and gods.
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Shakespere
Effert
Mayies
Shany
Debates Delayed Printing Amid House Delays This Winter
Editorial note on delays in printing house debates amid slow reporting and partisan framing. References to delays of forty days, printing duties shifted away from reformers, and efforts to expedite publication despite setbacks.
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Prunes
Death notices and maritime mishap in Sydney tale
The body of Mrs Frank was brought from Sydney and burial planned today. Mrs Moors of Back Hr. died after a gradual decline this week. Mr Win Preve, 38, was reportedly the last Ansley’s motor trip near Devil’s Cove White Bay, with a schooner seen nearby.
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Frank” Vide
Sydney
Bly Hielly
Terment
Ansley
Devil's Cove
White Bay
Zam-Yuk and Zam-Unt Soap Advertisements
An old advert claims Zam Yuk soothes sores instantly with no animal matter, compares it to ordinary ointments, and touts Zam-Unt Soap for sunburns and freckles. It urges testing Zam-Yuk’s superiority and notes prices and availability in druggists and stores.
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Yao
Canada
Zon-Bok
Yann
Tukiva
Unclear fragment about Maggie’s death and ship incident
Fragmentary item notes Mrs Power and Maggie's father Roch involved in a maritime incident last winter. A small schooner owned by Mie Pambourge, in charge of Mr., anchored at Path and forced onto Pearce's deck by an unseen vessel.
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Mrs. Power
Maggie
Wwe
Roch
Magis
Mie
Pambourge
Pearce
Weekly Budget from St I Jan's and Labor Peace Talks
A noisy meeting recounts labor issues with Employers' Protective Association and the Longshoremen's Troop. Talks promise a conference to settle differences as birds migrate and civic events unfold amid stormy weather and dockyard activity.
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Sith
Orecine
Employers ‘Protective Association
Longshare
Nawe Sur
Jofa Kaughihond
Walter
Davidson
Bulger
Waitev
Berton
Suviruhy
Twally
Seeraubu
Noseworthy
Fiat
Pennywetl
Seinay
Hitchen
Gaygland
Platus
Musgrave
Myr Crosbie
Apple
Seaier
Unclear maritime notices from a degraded port log
Fragmentary OCR details a motor hoag and vessel movements near Hoga and Hoga Island, with mentions of towing, fishermen, a vessel called Kyte arriving en route to Southern Labrador, and passenger counts. The garbled text hints at maritime activity, harvests, and assignments by Hayse, Borlage fir, and Kearley wv Herring Neck, but specifics are unreadable.
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Labrador
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