Vaccination for Anthrax and Blackleg in Cattle
The Department of Agriculture in Ottawa offers preventive vaccines for Blackleg and Anthrax at five cents per dose, with Blackleg vaccine usable by laypersons and Anthrax vaccine requiring veterinary administration. Officials urge cattle raisers to obtain inoculations to protect stock and reduce losses, directing inquiries to the Veterinary Director General in Ottawa.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Health of Animals
United States
Biological Laboratory
Animala
Blackley
Geosral
Rev Dr Grant Honored At Orillia Parish Anniversary
The Orillia Presbyterian church celebrated Rev R N Grant’s twenty fifth year in the pastorate with a full assembly room and expressions of goodwill from multiple denominations. The highlight was a presentation to Dr and Mrs Grant of an antique oak dining room suite by the congregation, led by Dr Beaton, Session president. Britain’s gomners impress at Petawawa with unmatched drill and speed. A vast new Lehigh Valley coal bed, 1 800 feet wide, 30 feet thick, six miles long, could yield 500 tons daily for 250 years. Russia fears Japanese plans to topple the Manchu Dynasty in China after gaining control of Korea.
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R. N. Grant
D. D
Orillia Presbyterian Church
Asutho
Petewawa
Canada
Lehigh Valley
How Long Halt Between Two Opinions Sermon on Mount Hereb
A sermon argues for belief in one God and divine order against atheistic evolution and Baal worship. It uses Elijah's test of fire and Socratic questioning to urge choosing faith, immortality, and Christ, asserting Bible inspiration and divine purpose guiding human life.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Elijah
Baal
Jehovah
God
Mount—Moriah
B. C
Prent
Herbert Spencer
St. Peter's
Rome
Remai
Benjamin Disraeli
Goethe
Evor
Mann
Jesus
Christ
Renar
Son
Jesus Christ
Nazareth
Osdear
Christopher Wren
Roth
God the Heavenly Father
Brother
Reflections on Norway landscapes and winter scenes
The piece muses on Norway’s glaciers and midnight sun, whales and fountains, children in colored dresses, and snowy imagery. It contrasts delight in artful winter beauty with the difficulty of explaining its essence, citing requests for examination and an unseen duty.
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Norway
William
Neill
Polar Days and Nights in Polar Regions
The text describes polar seasons, ice thickness, long twilight, and varying cloud and aurora phenomena. It contrasts arctic summer’s beauty and healthful air with the monotonous polar night, noting psychological and physical effects, humidity impacts, and distinctive dry polar air reducing disease in isolated seas.
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Antarctic
Arctic Zone
Journal of Geography
Arctic
Nansen
Gulls as Life Savers On Sea Warn Sailors
A sailor attests gulls save lives at sea saying gull cries act as fog horn warnings. He recalls near drownings off Orkneys where lost bearings were saved by the birds’ timely calls. He argues gulls deserve recognition with Andy Carnegie medals.
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Andy Carnegie
Orkneys
Epicurean Finesse in Marseilles Dining Trick
Two Marseillaises debate the best method of eating game. One reveals hanging a woodcock by the beak and attaching larks to its claws, then discarding the woodcock to eat the larks flavored by it. The other concedes and adds eating the nail with the birds.
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Marseillaises
A Good Beginning Adolescent Tale Reveals Naval Ambitions
A young girl describes her beau’s future, joking that he will become an admiral. A visitor retorts that he might train at the Naval Academy, but mischief turns when it’s revealed the youth already bears an anchor tattoo.
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Little Hisse
Naval Academy
Pas
A Genius. Diplomatic Man Seen By Kinsfolk
A fragment notes Mr Spriggins as the most diplomatic man the speaker ever knew, praising his manner. It claims he can arrange meals so the waiter pronounces the Freath name of every dish on the bill of fare.
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Mr. Spriggins
The Way to Fame and a Europe Trip Question
Fragmentary OCR about an aspiring person seeking interviews abroad and reporters pursuing American affairs. Contains garbled dialogue and stray phrases, with references to a world stage and gallery. The readable parts suggest a discussion on fame and travel but lack coherent facts, names, or dates.
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Urope
Itisen
Dewi
Tong
Trainload of Books Seized Stock Goes on Sale
A large stock of new books bought from the receiver is being closed out at ten to fifty cents per dollar. The sale highlights a bulk clearance of the entire inventory and targets bargain hunters and readers seeking low prices.
Book Broker ad offers vast discounted titles in Chicago
An undated postal solicitation from David B. Clarkson, Book Broker, Department 91, Chicago, touts low prices on Shakespeare editions and Encyclopedias. It promises thousands of titles and sets at reduced rates, urging readers to request a list by postcard and order quickly.
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Lata
Encyclopadia Britanics
Matocco
Chicago
Not Guilty Declared in Musdeerio Case and Related Trials
Fragmentary report notes William Haywood found not guilty in the musdeerio case while other defendants face varying sentences. Boske received three years, Miller acquitted, with several others given lighter punishments. The text also references opium traffic, counterfeit charges, and police actions in New York amid broader crime concerns.
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William Haywood
Musdeériof
Ex-Trovar
Steunenberg
China
Lindsay
Boske
Miller
Burke
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P.O
Falde
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THE
Robert Greig Co
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Asa
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New York
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