Ontario Veterinary College Calendar and Notices
The page lists the Ontario Veterinary College calendar and application guidance from E A Grang at 110 University Ave Toronto. It notes the Espertamant of Agialiere of Cwlerte Betatvintbed and references meetings with Ge and Grieber. Production about agricultural seed growth appears in the Farther Worth Made we Grow section.
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Ontario Veterinary College
Agialiere
Cwlerte
Grieber
University Ave
Toronto
Cameda
A. A.grang
Alberta seed and University Companies aid front line troops
Alberta seed production insights highlight crop quality and kernel perfection as key for cereals and alfalfa. The PLPC and University Companies sent from Canada to England in 1915 16 trained ahead of others, with several officers rising from ranks and rapid overseas deployment noted.
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Alberts
Alberta
Canada
Turkey
Ok Coli
Waren
Besbel
PLPC
Cameda
Forest
England
Furth
Uerokte
P.p-C.l.l
France
Lens
Besinees
Iaet
Congenis
The
From
P.p.cla
Fragmentary historical remark on British Indian Army bravery
Fragmented OCR-like excerpt recalls a Sikh army officer praising bravery and contrasts Indian and British forces. The garbled lines mention ovens, elephants, and feces with unclear context, lacking coherent details or dates. The fragmentary text preserves a few strong entities but no complete events.
Fragmentary notes on remuneration for entertainment at meeting
The passage hints at payment expectations for advertising and entertainment at a meeting. It mentions coal dealers ice cream vendors and an electric light company possibly making donations or charitable concessions to attendees, but the text is fragmented and unclear on specifics.
Editor Faces Public Grievances Over Local Paper
A community note outlines readers pressuring the editor for favors and faster service, while labor and costs of producing the paper are emphasized. The letter discusses readers visiting on Saturdays, complaints about content, and the burden of printing capital such as paper ink and presses.
Farming by Reflection in The Country Gentleman
The passage extols self study and inner growth as essential to personal power and independence. It contrasts reflective learning with bootstraps- style effort, noting social value of cultivation of mind and self-reliance amid a broader call to moral improvement and health in society.
Typhoid Toxins and Town Health Rules Warn Public
The New York Department of Health outlines protection rules for typhoid risk. Citizens should patronize only safe water sources, contact the Health Officer for village guidance, screen doors to deter pests, wash fruits and vegetables in pure water, and maintain hand hygiene to prevent infection.
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New York
Ancient town near Jerusalem linked to exile and battles
Fragmentary OCR describes a town southwest of Jerusalem with ancient exile ties dating back to Pharaohs. Passages mention a name change, nose-cutting punishment, and historic battles involving Ptolemy, Antiochus, and Napoleon era references, ending with an account of a Warrior’s ironclad and other scattered notes.
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Jerusalem
Imoklura
Nerviline Pain Cure Ad Makes Wild Health Claims
An OCR damaged ad touts Nerviline as a cure all for persistent back pain and sciatica. It promotes an immediate effect and urges a 25 cent trial size plus larger sizes, claiming wide availability through dealers in Canada.
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Revere
Catarrherene
Canada
Prize Court Seizes 6000 Tons of War Material
Sir Samuel Evans presides over the Prize Court where 6000 tons of provisions seized as lawful prize of war are ordered for confiscation as the price of war. The judgment confirms the government's wartime authority and details the large volume seized from four provisioning shipments.
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Samuel Evans
Infantile Paralysis Explained and Parental Guidance
An article discusses poliomyelitis origins and transmission noting the virus may be inhaled or shed from an infected person. It describes diagnosis challenges, the role of nerve cell involvement, and the difficulty of preventive measures while urging vigilance and care.
Tortured Prisoners Of War Descriptions Spark Outcry
Fragmentary wartime note describes prisoners of war subjected to cruel abuse and harsh conditions. The text references forced labor, confinement, poor treatment, and distress over deteriorating health and dignity during detention and transport.
Russia Establishes Food Supply Bureaus Across Distraits
Czar appoints operatives to relieve shortages among guards and laborers in major rail centers. Department of the Interior and railway ministries organize relief efforts, distributing food parcels and coordinating with local authorities amid widespread hardship.
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Czar Tey
Nnd
Department of the Liter
Manetes
Cmetenn
Dusty Parchments Reveal Ancient Farm Practices
Archaeologists examine a fragmented text describing early agricultural methods, seed storage, and land management attributed to Roman era farmers in North Africa and Gaul. The document cites water use, crop rotations, and tools, noting the challenges of preserving fragile agrarian records and the value of such material for reconstructing historical farming systems.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper ations
Minard's Liniment is claimed to cure distemper in animals. The notice mentions its use by students or operators, suggesting a time line for application. The text is unclear and partially garbled but presents the liniment as a remedy linked to animal care.
Alpine Wounded Rally Despite Supplies Shortfall
Italians in the Alpine hills report they are not in peril from hunger or lack of fuel. They rely on kerosene stoves to heat food and keep bread and wine flowing, with supplies sent up via a makeshift conveyance described as a sliding oss top.
No Greater Example Among British Volunteers at Front
Fragmentary text notes that British soldiers who have taken the first German fine are volunteers not conscripts and mentions a volunteer army of men. The passage includes garbled phrases and a brief allusion to a message to a sergeant.
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Volutier
Paris
Trentee
Gant
Lean nae creher mening o the
Sues said lit the wool of golden eux. The fragment reads as a cryptic line with unclear context and no identifiable names or organizations.
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Sues
Teaching a Boy to Swim and War Echoes in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary column discusses teaching boys to swim with caution and patience. It also includes wartime reminiscences praising artillery effectiveness and trench advances, with scattered lines about Russia and miners and assorted modern slang.
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Princess Pate
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Canadian Light Infantry
Otsego County
N.Y, Wen
Jauetbon
Psode
Grocers
Oetian Pomme Car Ga. Et
Wererr
Denly
Electric Light Company
Grange Saas Waves
Ouery
Ehitaed Apibi Ieaone Eee
Maust
Etan
Exchange
Minnard’s Limiment Co. Limited
Simeese
F. R. Sese
Lehr. Storke
St. Andre
Kamour
Regelers
Canucks P
Aed Tensytha
DES
Micard’s Liniment
Arsh
Leyptian Boen
Rha Es-Ratn
Josephus
Titus
Chris
Bee
Problemy
Antiochus
Alexander
Comse
India
Ptolemy
Astorhus
Arish
Jeankim
Pune
Art Gies Immedi
Joe Lye
Wilinea
Latette
Polie
Holloway
Germany
Corman
Germar
Bite Wes Geerth
ENEM
Pri
Russia
Pograd
Alncan Sands
Rouen
Suetralia
Santa Alta
van Vet Vitesse
Kassel
Swink
Penpsy Hanes
Bas
Trek Bane Mverstyeatenn
Port i Vale de Briar
Erie
Bane
Perth
Atyersners
Saul
Ark
Beiton
Pe Oem
Minard
Omnis
Exy
Ieee
Toe Jewich
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