Wonderful progress in Canadapromising outlook for investors
Canadian prosperity is highlighted by a record bank clearing volume in Winnipeg for 1915 and strong Western grain production forecasts. Subscriptions for a 50 million dollar government loan far exceeded the target, signaling investor confidence. Wheat crop estimates rise to over 304 million bushels with prices attractive to farmers and growing discretionary credit across the West.
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Dorcas Carter Finds Her First Valentine Adorer
Dorcas, a shy eleven year old, endures a school Valentine ritual and nearly empty pod of tokens until a secret admirer sends a grand heart shaped valentine. Happy Finnegan delivers the box to Dorcas after a day of anxious anticipation, and Mrs. Carter basks in a rare maternal triumph as Dorcas gains her first admirer.
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Tim
Valentine
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Ellen Thompson
Kapvaas City Star
Senate Indorses Local Option in New Jersey
The Trenton Senate passed the local option bill 11 to 9 with absentee Senator Stevens recording in favor. Edge and Colgate, both Republican candidates, opposed the measure along with several others, while Hennessy supported it. The debate touched on Essex and Hudson counties' likely House opposition, party positions, and remarks by Gaunt on liquor laws and state comparisons. Commission reports note water issues and a possible move to manufacture motor vehicle tags in New Jersey.
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Read
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Gloucester
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Monmouth
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Montclair
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State to push statewide mosquito control after Atlantic City expert talks
New Jersey's State Board of Conservation and Development plans a statewide mosquito elimination campaign after a February Atlantic City conference. County efforts prove successful, but foes warn only nationwide cooperation can end mosquitos. Nearby reports describe trout and salmon stocking, and a new Children’s Hospital opening in Trenton.
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Dalrymple
Passaic County
Big State
Hackettstown
America
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Ernest Napier
East Orange
Fish and Game Commission
Canada
Northwest
California Syrup of Figs A Child Laxative Ad
A vintage consumer ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It promises relief from constipation and stomach upset with a teaspoonful, noting a 50 cent bottle has dosing directions for all ages.
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Ady
Plumber Faces Ice Man in Glad Season Showdown
A playful local item notes the clash between the plumber and the ice man during the festive season, highlighting seasonal humor and small-town character.
Preparedness for Grip with Brom Quin ine Fortification
A brief urging dietary measures to fortify the system against grip and influenza. It cites Brom Quin ine as a key component, claimed to act as a tonic and laxative to keep the body resistant. The note also warns about rushing to a destination, suggesting limited action upon arrival.
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E.W. Grove
Self Poisoning Dangers and Kennedy Remedy Claim
Auto intoxication from constipation and indigestion damages kidneys blood and organs. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is advertised to clear bowels of poisonous wastes and benefit kidneys and bladder. Thousands helped just in time with years of merited success.
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David Kennedy
Kennedy Co
Rondout
N.Y
Adyv
Progressive Dampness
Brief joke about Young Twobble changing career from lawyer to doctor to a druggist. He abandons dry professions for a wet town, making it the wettest place within a day’s walk.
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Twobble
Never Been Kissed Quietly Sparks Meet in Shadows
A humorous exchange suggests lack of enterprise as one character laments never being kissed while another notes the sister has no fiancé. The dialogue hints at meeting a possible suitor in a dim hallway.
Decision Deferred on Neighbor Move In Question
A judge defers ruling after remarks about how to welcome new neighbors. The exchange notes uncertainty as furniture was moved while the judge was away.
Direct questions to a director on institution inquiry
The speaker explains they will ask direct questions about the institution. The response notes inability to answer, asserting they are a director. The exchange highlights permission and authority to provide information.
War effort ships $34 million in army horses abroad
St. Louis reports that since the war began it has shipped abroad horses valued at $34,000,000 to supply military needs. The transfers reflect a substantial effort to equip allied forces.
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St. Louifs
Doctor's Georgia Grape-Nuts testimony boosts nerve reform
A Georgia physician shares a personal health turnaround after switching to Grape-Nuts. He notes rapid strength and weight gain, restored work capacity, and improved digestion, urging others with convalescent or weak conditions to try the cereal. The ad cites Postum Co. as sponsor and promises new letters periodically.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
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