Opium Protocol Signed at The Hague by Van Dyke and Loudon
The Hague signs seal a protocol ratifying a major opium convention. Delegates Henry Van Dyke and M Loudon confirmed the accord as the conference adjourned. Estimates place global populations and opium trade stakes at hundreds of millions. The event follows a long series of meetings begun last June.
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Hague
Henry van Dyke
Taing Pow
M. Loudon
Netherlands
Loudon
Minard's Liniment Prominently Shown at San Francisco Exhibit
Exhibit highlights include Minard's Liniment cited as curing colds. The Gagadian Beavers participate with displays in the Penedian pavilion in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Theo Penedian
Elena
Painless No Ceiling Event Reported In Local Note
A fragmented item notes an unusual event described with unclear details. It mentions a person or group and a location, likely a local venue, but specific names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable in the text.
Use of Vaccines in Disease and Antitoxin History
The fragment explains vaccines and antitoxins like vAterum used to prevent disease. It notes how cholera and other long-known illnesses have drawn funds from individuals and governments for health and happiness, reflecting on historic public health expenditures.
Baby’s Own Tablets Claim Superior Cold and Digestive Relief
Mrs. Alex Butchard of Conn writes that her daughter Jason uses Baby’s Own Tablets and believes they help little ones. Mothers who have used the tablets agree they break up colds regulate bowels and stomach keep the child healthy and sold by medicine dealers or at a small price per box by Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Alex. Butchard
Conn
Jason
Liams
Livestock Values Hint at Bigger Domestic Meat Supply
A Boston Globe passage notes 30 000 milch cows 625 000 other cattle 1 312 000 sheep 227 000 swine 6 685 000 and 78 024 000 added to total value. These numbers suggest a larger near term meat supply and possible lower prices for steak mutton and pork, with 33 000 more from mules mentioned.
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Bocton Globe
Alberta Exhibit Demonstrates Southern Soil Varieties
An exhibit at Lethbridge showcases Alberta's diverse crops and forage from field peas to oats. The Domini con government experimental farm displays samples of alfalfa, clover, millet, grasses, wheat, barley, corn and various vegetables and fruits to illustrate soil productivity.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Dominicon
Fragmented OCR note on catarrh cure and land estimates
Fragmented text mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure with a ten dollar reward offer and cites a National Bank reference. It shifts to provincial government estimates for Bas pateh bends land ready for development totaling about eight million two hundred thousand, with allocations for wheat flax and oats.
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Hall
Bas- Patehbends
Capture Slave Ship Desperate Voyage and Rescue
Fragmentary account describes enslaved women near death on a slave ship. Clavers threatened violence, crew lifted the weak into a boat, and sailors eventually saved them after landing near their native homes.
Fragmented Memoir Notes on Campaigns and Maps
Disconnected lines describe plans and captures in a campaign toward Napoleon with mentions of maps, marches, and a captured Ublan marshal. The text also recalls Whistler visiting a millionaire's dubious art collection and a will in which Mr Blank seeks a bequest. It then shifts to fragmented demographic and geographic claims about Russia Germany and Canada.
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Wellington
Ublan
Napoleon
Whistler
Whistoo
Blank
The Doctor and Wife Agree on Food
A trained ada re says in practice all zy patter it is delicate and pleasing to the palate an essential in food for the sick and can be adapted to all ages with milk or cream
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Adrae
Wild hemp could boost Canadian industry and jobs
The article notes indigenous wild hemp yields strong rope and twine rivaling factory quality. It suggests cultivating the plant for binder twine to support Western Canadian agriculture and industrial growth, potentially employing Indigenous communities and enabling rope and twine manufacture with modern machinery.
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Swift Roytow
Canada
Dr Chase's Nerve Food Promises Cures For Nerve Ailments
Letter from Mrs. Thos Allan reports improvement after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food for five years of ague and nerve disorders. She now walks, eats, sleeps well, avoids heart medicine and recommends the product to neighbors. Sold at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 through dealers or Bates & Co. Toronto.
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Dr. Chase
Bates & Co. Limited
Toronto
World’s Busiest Depot Sets London Records
The 24 hour traffic at Hampstead? Hmbankment Station in London reaches 2129 trains with every train stopping. District line runs 44 trains per hour on one set of rails, with every train decelerating into the station and briefly stopping before resuming speed.
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Hmbankment
London
Eas
Alf
Wise to Prevent Disorder in Digestive Health
Fragmented text discusses stomach and liver disorders and early signs of functional issues. Mentions a preventive approach but provides no clear actions, dates, or identifiable names. The readable portion underscores common digestive complaints and the idea of preemptive care.
Fragmented note hints at German mistreatment of women
An incoherent fragment suggests a report about German actions against women and a mention of preparations connected to a pursuit or conflict. The text shows overheard questions to soldiers and implies an incident or motive without clear details or names.
Jellicoe the Boxer and Naval Leader’s Sporting Past
Jellicoe, famed as a naval commander, is recalled for a clever boxing past. The article notes his lighter frame, a bantamweight champion claim, and his early days at Rottingdean as a famed football player, highlighting a robust constitution that aided his rise to high honors.
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Rottingdean
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a pie dispute
A snippet shows two speakers arguing over a pie with one claiming the other would not mind taking two pieces. The exchange centers on restraint and entitlement in a domestic setting.
Minard's Liggpent Cures Diphtheria. U8
United States petroleum production in 1914 exceeded any prior year, with preliminary figures from the expense survey placing output at about 292 million barrels. The report indicates a rise of over thirteen percent from the previous year, signaling a strong industry ahead.
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United States
John D. Merestay
E & Rece
Northup
Skin Trouble Plagues Child Head in Foundry Moacton
Story reports a young girl from Foundry Moacton suffering severe scalp dermatitis described as widespread on the head. The account notes continuous crying and sleepless nights for the child and mentions symptoms and distress affecting the family.
Unclear health column on pimples and blackheads
The article fragment discusses skin treatments for pimples and blackheads with mentions of remedies. It references names and products but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
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Aglick
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Ngia
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Moacton
Yale
Asi Mugibade AL
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