Curious Musings on Animals and Queens in a Fragmented Piece
A long fragmentary meditation touches on humanity toward animals, cruelty, and empathy, interwoven with reflections on imperial figures and fashion. It cites Kipling, Marie Antoinette, Josephine, and Queen Victoria, contrasting lavish spendthrift habits with modern extravagance and social demonstrations.
Gin Pills Promote Pain Relief Say Many Users
An Ottawa era advertisement asserts gin pills ease back pain and rheumatism. A Winnipeg druggist testifies that after years of use the pills relieve pain and many claim improved mobility. The promo promises a sample and a money back guarantee with a 6 for $2.50 offer from National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada Limited in Toronto.
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Rugeley
Winnipeg
National Drug On Chemical Co.” of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Miss Louise Collard Awarded 20000 by Calgary Jury
A Calgary jury awarded Miss Louise Collard, 27, a schoolteacher, twenty thousand dollars in a breach of promise case against My i strong, a rancher. The verdict highlights a disputed engagement and damages in a midcentury court proceeding.
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Louise
Calgary
Brea J Promise
Stomach Relief Report From Dyspepsia Tablets Trial
Mrs Js Merkhnu ger of Waterloo Ontario writes of relief after using Na Dru Co Dyspepsia Tablets. She tried many medicines before and says the tablets were easy to take and restored her appetite and comfort. The note mentions Sean Surtees and positive effects on digestion and ability to eat.
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Merkhnuger
Waterloo
Ont
Ahe
Sean Surtees
Ali Bivs
NeDru
Parisian Bride Becomes Pawn in German Suitor Crisis
The Parisienne Thirion faced repeated pressure from a wealthy German officer named SchernstoH as suitors petitioned her parents for marriage. After parental resistance, Thirion offered truancy rumors, a betrayal of patriotism, and a dramatic escape plan that led to a months long confinement in Kolensa.
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Naples
Paris
Pete Oracent
Victor Hugo
Schernstoh
Parsch
Mancee
Andy Ning
Wallant
Aha
France
econiom_seconit
Jeanhe
Thirion
Dalren
Ratlres
Kolsena
Mlle
Kaiser as Sculptor A Huguenot Leader Honored in Berlin
An 19th century account describes Kaiser Wilhelm II praising and supporting a statue of Coligny, the Huguenot leader, erected before Berlin’s Schloss. The work, crafted under the Kaiser’s guidance, depicts Coligny in armor with an uplifted sword and a heart-held document. The pedestal notes Coligny as the Kaiser’s ancestor.
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Kataer
An’ Sen
Benin
Statte
Calmous
Wilhelma
Coligny
Ajesty
Berlin Schloss
Kaiser Fg
Ierot
Henriette
Pruss
Thia
Ison
Tate
Kalser
Lourdes Cure Hopes For Margaret Statler After Waters
Miss Margaret Statler of Bebalde Northumberland, long crippled by paralysis, traveled to Lourdes for a bath in grotto waters. After the pilgrimage she reports freedom from pain and movement in her previously paralyzed left hand fingers. An unrelated harbor incident in Toilon saw a diver attacked by an octopus, the creature finally killed after securing the diver. Delhi architecture plans and a Taborers list are noted in passing as British projects are discussed.
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Lourdes
Margaret. Statler
Bebalde
Northumber
Eniac
Av Naval
Toilon
Not Room Enough swane ail Ot Electric Car
A fragmentary report describes an electric car incident near the city yard. The readable bits mention a vehicle moving through a yard area and an observer named Anne Lisa, with limited surrounding context.
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Anne Lisa
Japanese Agent Okamoto in Korea and Far East role
Fragmentary obituary style piece outlines Okamoto Ryupotcke born 1850 in Yedo Japan, rose through military ranks, links to Korean affair and Japanese diplomacy, involvement in coups, later portrayed as a military adviser, conspirator in the Korea crisis, and a controversial figure tied to East Asian policy and religion.
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Shang
Yedo
Japan
Okamoto
Katsurawag
Tokio
Korea
China
Mup
Matsu
Barga
Goto
Gokut Aok
Themulpa
Beodl
iiLatér
Waa
Nye
Viscount Ura
Jogimura
de Legation
Okatoté
Nt Hial
France
Shura Sugimura
Simhoush
Hote
Ater
Walt
Raya
Bes
Shaigiale
SunvatSen
Count Adkins
Knighted Sersennees Gardener's Son Knighted
Sir George Pragnell, son of a gardener born in Sherborne in 1863, rose from humble beginnings in London to lead Cook, Son and Co. He became London manager in 1889, general manager six years later, and in 1907 gained full control of the business. He helped found the Territorial Force, improving employer support. now chairman of the Employers' Federation, he is reportedly leaving the Army for civil work in Norfolk.
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George
Lation
Bond
King Edward Reception at Rathaus Highlights 190%
Historical note recalls Bertin and King Edward XI arriving at the Rathaus during a royal visit in 190? The inscription describes a reception scene with attendees and ceremonial gifts amid a display of military art and local honors.
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Edward
Bea
Shea
Ferty
Itary Artiotew
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