Red Cross Outpost Hospital Rising at Paddockwood
Prince Albert Sask June 10 This Red Cross outpost hospital in Canada is being built in the Paddockwood region by local settlers the Red Cross and Prince Albert business men The district covers 30000 square miles with about 800 settlers most living 20 to 50 miles from a doctor or hospital The facility will have four beds a nurses and physician quarters a lab kitchen and inquiries for a school teacher The settlers will erect the building the Red Cross will equip and maintain it for two years and local merchants commit about 1000
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Prince Albert, Sask
Canadian National Railways
Tie Paildackwood
Ted Cross
Prince Albert
Tain Retails
Creek Short Line Quits Operation After Track Repairs
Colorado Springs June 10 The Cripple Creek Short Line the famed scenic route to Colorado’s mountains has ceased functioning the last regular train ran May 17 a receiver granted permission to cancel service. a July 1 partial reopening for tourist specials possible if plans materialize miners report dwindling ore shipments due to higher production costs. A citizenship note follows. Jamen Doyle, Civil War veteran, was granted U S citizenship in Seattle after 54 years of voting and civic duties though born in Ireland, claiming citizenship through service and his father’s naturalization.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
Cripple Creek
United States District
Resta
Utilities Commission
Utilities Board
Seattle
Wash
Jamen Doyle
United States District Court
Ireland
Strawberries Hit Record Output on Vancouver Island
Victoria B C reports six hundred tons of strawberries harvested in Gordon Head and Keating on Vancouver Island during 1919. They sold for about 212 750 dollars, at an average price of 355 dollars per ton. The crop yields 500 to 700 dollars gross per acre, with about 400 acres in last season. The island’s climate and rising demand signal future growth and a major role in Canadian fruit production.
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Victoria
B.C
Western
Canada
Great Gambling House To Be A Hospital Soon
Shanghai authorities announce conversion of the notorious Wheel gambling hall into a charity hospital. The facility once cost over 500 900 dollars and stood on North Honan road, with three roulette wheels and multiple games. Owners threaten to resist the planned confiscation as the site sits idle.
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Shanghai
Notori Uy
Far East
North Honan Road
Koreans Tortured By Police Denunciation From Seoul
May 11 reports from Seoul describe complaints that Korean police sometimes torture suspects. The governor general and Police Director Akaike ordered provincial governors to stop such abuses. The director warned torture harms the police system, urging evidence based investigations and forbidding coercion.
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Shout
Korea
Akaike
Pharmacist Endorses Tanlac with Strong Recovery Claim
A Stearns County pharmacist at 118 Ave Paul Minn reports Tanlac restored his health after eight months of decline. He describes fatigue insomnia and weight loss improving after five bottles with a revived appetite and strength. He cites seeing undernourished customers improve after using Tanlac and endorses the medicine publicly.
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America
John’ P. Wall
Bt. Prat Drug Co
118 Ave. &. Paul, Minn
Major Pole Cat Encounters Kildeer in Forest
Jack the Rabbit and Major Pole Cat patrol the forest when a sudden cry, kildee kildee, signals trouble near the river bank. A Kildeer lands and asks if the Major is the Great Forest’s leader, prompting a cautious exchange as they assess danger.
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Tinker Bob
Major Pole Cat
Red Fox
Mr. Boo Cat
Jack the Rabbit
Kildee
Jack
Major
Kilger
Kilder
Kildes
Great Forest
Kildeer
Tomorrow Major Halts the Strangers at River Bank
In a riverbank encounter, Jack the Rabbit meets Mr. Kildeer and a companion, noting strange creatures along the shore. The group, including Major, prepares to investigate who these unfamiliar beings are, with Major planning to halt the strangers tomorrow.
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Jack the Rabbit
Mr. Kildeer
Tor
Major
Constantinople Offers 100 for Alabama Coal
Constantinople through its agents bids 100 per ton for Birmingham district coal. Turkish capital willing to pay that amount for fuel, but operators say they cannot guarantee delivery and have rejected all orders.
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Mobile
Als
Constantinople
Alabama
Birmingham
Onal
Dentists Use More Platinum Than Jewelers
Chicago reports that dentistry uses twice as much platinum as jewelry. Dr. George Frederick Kunz cites estimates showing dentistry consuming about 1,000,000 ounces, worth $105,000,000 at $105 an ounce, versus 500,000 ounces for all platinum jewelry. The article also notes various other uses and a rise in oatmeal promotion.
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Chicago
George Frederick Kunz
Kunz
Poland to Abolish Mark for Zloty Currency Change
Warsaw reports Poland will replace the mark with a zloty standard in its new financial system. The zloty, historically valued near the French franc, traces back to pre-partition Poland. In other notes, hemp prices for English cordage makers averaged about 26.50 dollars per bale and Ted Kid Lewis defeated Johnny Basham in nine rounds in London.
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Warsaw
Poland
France
Russia
Prussia
Austria
London
Ted
Kid" Lewis
Johnny Basham
Fragmentary OCR Reflects Named Residents in Local Notice
Incomplete text mentions Mrs Ay Beatom Brownsh Mrs An Bjorge William Bernice and other names, indicating a local notice or social item with several residents listed but unreadable context.
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Ore
Legion
Organina
Mra
Anders
Ay Beatom
Brownsh
An Bjorge
William Bernice
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George M’manus
Tare Pearwee Seaver
Red Cross
Paddockwood
Skinner
N. 3Rd St
McGoey
Vancouver Island
Seoul
Tanlac
J. P. Wall
Ax 8
Kildef
Duteth
Balisio
Betrell & Che
Mackinee IL
Ceerglan Bay
Georgian Bay
Louis Hill
Great Northern Railway
Tweed
Toronto Globe
Manila
P. I
United Kingdom
England
Holland
Curtis Hotel
Tenth St
Fourth Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Luan
Werg
Rees
Angelica
Itoo
Dacotah
Tncs Wil
HOTEL
Jerry D. Bacon
Grand Fork
North Dakota
North Hind
BE. J. Lander & CO
DeMers Ave
Grand Forks
M. Bixby
Tne
New York
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