Attested Healing by Dr A W Chase Kidney Pills
A letter from a Mr D Garnes recalls treatment by Dr A W Chase for pleurisy fifty years ago in Ann Arbor. He credits Chase's Kidney Liver Pills and Nerve Food with restoring appetite, weight, sleep, and kidney function, and promotes the medicines and Chase's Receipt Books. Mentioned are 25 cent boxes and Bates Co Limited Terente as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Armiss
D. Garnes
Byron
Mich
Ann Arbor
A. W. Chase
War Orders Boost Ontario Factory Output Amid Demands
War orders spur Ontario manufacturers to boost production and hire skilled mechanics. Factories operate at full capacity with overtime as the industry adapts to urgent demands, while some workers face risks from rapid changes and aggressive training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontari
Torontoe Globe
Baby’s Own Tablets Promote Safe Gentle Relief
Readers praise Baby’s Own Tablets as a cure all for minor infant ailments asserting safety and reliability. Advertisements claim the product eases discomfort with no salary loss, quoting Kingston Ontario testimonials and Brockville Ontario supplier references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Reared
Kingston
Ont
Wisune? Medicine Co
Brockville
Belgian War Scene Described As a Grim Graveyard
Dr Bayle in Mason Hall Toronto depicts Belgium’s devastation from war. He notes ruined churches libraries and city halls while images show aging women and children among the destruction. The talk praises Belgian bravery and Canadian troops while highlighting aid efforts to Antwerp and Liege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Bayle
Maseey Hall
Toronto
Weturer
Germany
Liege
Antwerp
Cruenaap
Dr. Sealgopald
Poor Roads Drive Farm Isolation and Haulage Costs
The piece argues that bad roads burden farmers with high transport costs and social isolation. It notes muddy routes and worn infrastructure push youth from agriculture, urging road improvements to connect farmers to markets and communities. It cites 1906 statistics on average haul costs and compares road conditions on various surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cateda
Houe
Bureau of Statistics of Agriculture
Wheat shortages looming in Europe amid wartime imports
The piece cites huge grain shortfalls as Europe’s war-torn states rely on imports. It lists Britain’s 1914 wheat and barley imports from Canada, the US, Russia and Central Europe and notes massive deficits to be filled, even as readers are urged to consider Holloway's Corn Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Britain
Canada
Warley
Europe
United States
Husesia
Central Europe
Russi
Roumank
German
Anstria
Abe
Crest Britain
Russia
Rowe
Koumaenta
German prisoners rescued by British navy praised
The admiralty states since August Britain has saved more than a thousand German officers and men from peril, noting no difference in treatment between noble and dishonorable foes. The Times quotes praise for these humanitarian rescues despite dangers and hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Germany
Geman Cevy
London Times
Calgary sale shows record demand for thoroughbreds
Thoroughbreds in demand as Western Canada stockmen buy 333 purebred animals at Calgary for over 53000 dollars. A Mereford bull sold for 625 dollars as the top price. other bulls also attracted high bids. A Burgundy rancher donated a winning bull to the Belgium relief fund, auctioneer fees waived, proceeds aiding Belgium. The sale signals ongoing live stock improvement across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Extern
Canada
Bac Rancher
Religion Relief Fund
Belgium
Milestones Marked Along Mason and Dixon Line
Octavia Z How notes in Southern Woman's Magazine that England shipped 4.5 ft tall milestone stones for each mile of the Mason and Dixon line. Stones bore P and M on opposite faces with every fifth stone bearing coats of arms for William Penn and Lord Baltimore. The grayish brown stones allegedly emitted a sulfur odor when broken, linking to Gettysburg nearby on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mason and Dixon
Mason and Dison
Southern Woman's Magazine
M Delaware
Pennesylyvania
William Jeon
Lord Baltimore
Gettysburn
Octavia Z How
British Fleet Influence On The High Seas Today
The London News and Leader notes the enduring influence of Britain over the oceans, praising its serene dominance and historic ascendancy of the royal fleet on the high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London News and Leader
Postum Beverages Featured In Health Claims
A Western woman credits Postum with reversing insomnia and nervous stomach linked to coffee. She says giving up coffee and using Postum daily improved sleep, digestion, and well being within weeks, and praises Postum Cereat and Postum Beverage variants sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum A
Wellville
Dining car meals and Canadian Pacific passengers debated
A discussion by W A Cooper and experts on train dining in Canada traces how three million meals a year should be balanced. They argue blended foods prevent indigestion, aiding travelers with limited exercise, and suggest new meal plans to boost mood and rail revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Irwin
Asier
Teddy
Wittlan
W. A. Cooper
Canada
Mr. Cooper
Paris
London New York
Battle Creek
Cooper
Arrested for killing a cat noted in odd newspaper item
A fragmented tale mentions a boy shouting about lives lost and a man buying the paper. The clipping references an arrest for killing a cat and briefly notes an item about a hall, with unrelated diversions about a rain soaked street and distant maritime travel times after the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newaboy
Ce Wang
Canadians in France Learn to Speak French from Farmers
A Canadian soldier’s letter from Northern France recalls friendly French farmers helping him and his comrades attempt to speak en Francais. He notes the peasants understood Tommy Atkins and offered warm smiles as the troops endured war’s devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Canuvek
Ein Francais
Tommy
Johnny Canuce
Prasce
Eave
Owever
Emil
The Hand of Providence in World Events
A fragmented passage discusses Providence guiding world destinies and prevents tyranny in a civilization ruled by freedom and Christianity. A classroom scene in a lower East Side setting shows a teacher questioning seasonal ideas as a student responds with a quip about seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Winnipeg Telegram
Grescher
Rebetea
Eczema Spreads On Child's Face in 1914 Letter
An Ontario reader describes a two month old child with a spreading facial rash. The mother notes itching, sleepless nights, and eventual improvement after using soap and ointment, with the sore changing sides and finally drying. The letter is signed by Mrs John Les Jr dated January 16, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday St
Markdale
Chenk
Ops Geom
John Les. Jr
Sample Free by Mall Catieurs Soap and Otn
Fragmented OCR text mentions samples and brands like Catieurs Soap. No clear event or人物 names or locations with cohesive facts to summarize into a full news item. The readable portions mention freebies and global distribution but lack verifiable details.
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Conley
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Wolte
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Royalita
THE
Imperial Oil Company
Limiona
Sonelen
Dane
Neo Man
Wotan
Bobbie
Holloway
Kulcker
Guat
Stock Exchange
Lee Qeekly
Groent
Carter
SR Strong
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C.P.R
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Boyien
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