Canadian Farmer Recovers After Tanlac Trial
George Booth of 271 Perth St Stockville recounts years of rheumatic pain sleepless nights and weight loss. After three years on Tanlac his symptoms vanished he gained 16 pounds and now works 5 to 10 hours daily with restful sleep. He endorses Tanlac as nature's body builder and invites others to inquire or visit.
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Les"’ Booth
Ontario
Tanlac
Les
Booth
George
Perth St
Stockville
Meath
Agig
Les Booth
La Turbie Night Promises a Tangled Riviera Duel
In Monte Carlo Roddy and Joanna scheme a late night ascent of La Turbie while tension brews with Kenilworth and Brendon. Yvonne plans a dramatic courtship display with burgundy gown and diamonds as intrigue deepens among the party at Villa Amette.
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Villa Amette
Joanna
Brendon
Sou
Yvonne
la Tur
la Turbie
Coart
Brandon
Annette Veranda
Riveria
Mademoiselle Courant
Annette
Monte Carlo
Atian
Boulevard du Midi
Antoine
Boudoir
Kenilworth
Betty Weymouth
Roddy
Eskimos Found Origin in South of France Say Canadian Geologists
Canadian scientists with French cooperation report Eskimo origins traced to southern France. Diggings in Dordogne yielded skulls bones and implements supporting a theory of North American settlement from European ice-age migrations.
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Arctic
France
Httle
Canada
Dordogne Department
North America
Favorite Prescription Helps Expectant Mother Recover
Mrs L Schooley of London Ontario praises OS Pierce's Favorite Prescription for aiding her daughter during pregnancy. She notes rapid improvement in health and strength after using the medicine, and regrets not knowing of it sooner. Sold by all dealers in fluid or tablet form.
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London
OS Pierce
Fiene
Lowe
Hall Se
Burglary King Stefan Sandy Inherits Large Sum
Stefan Sandy, a famed Rumani z burglar, inherits 1 507 000 Jel from a relative’s death while en route to a Ziscar prison term. Prison rules block spending, but the fortune totals about 7 500 dollars and could grow with compound interest after his release.
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Stefan Sandy
Rumaniz
Amillionaire
Sandu
Stranger’s Witty Comeback on Marriage Ceremony
A brief exchange features Jerry asking the stranger if marriage crossed his mind seriously. The stranger replies with a joke that he has been thinking of marriage ever since the ceremony.
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Jerry
Silent Man Must Learn Timing to Speak
A proverb asserts that a man who cannot judge when to stay silent also cannot know when to speak. It emphasizes restraint and prudent communication over rash talk.
Canadian cabinet shows predominance of Scots in factional balance
The Montreal Herald reports a Scottish Home Rule Association survey of Canada’s cabinet. It lists eight Scots, two Englishmen, and others by nationality, noting Crown policy and representation across races. The article presents the racial breakdown with names including Mackenzie King Robb Elliott Stewart and Dunning.
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Scotland
Scottish Home Rule Association
Britain
Earl of Balfour
Sir John Gilmour
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
J. A. Robb
C. A. Dunning
Ernest Lapointe
J. C. Elliott
P. J. A. Cardin
Charles Stewart
James Malcolm
Peter Heenan
Iish
J. H. King
Raoul Dandurand
Fernand Rinfret
Lucien Cannon
W. R. Motherwell
W. D. Eyler
P. J. Vennot
J. E. Sinclair
Montreal Herald
A Simple Treatment for Children's Colds
An early 20th century note promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe, narcotic free remedy for infants and children. It claims relief for congestion indigestion constipation and colic, while aiding sleep and teething. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Little Helps For This Week
Poetic devotional excerpt by William M. Taylor praising God’s comfort in darkness. It asserts only a heart tuned by Jehovah can sing under trial and that divine joy surpasses earthly solace, promising renewed assurance when sorrow is deep.
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Earth
William M. Taylor
Tomb of Queen Hetepheres Found Empty Says Telegraph
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cairo reports Dr George A Reisner of Harvard University opened the tomb of Queen Hetepheres, mother of Cheops, and found the sarcophagus empty.
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George A. Reisner
Harvard University
Hetepheres
Cheops
Pyramids
No man is truly good who is only so for praise
A moral maxim noting that virtue should stem from genuine character, not a desire for fame or public approval. The idea emphasizes intrinsic integrity over external acknowledgment.
Italian Engineers Plan Unprecedented Speed Plane
Italian aeronautical engineers study a new airplane design inspired by Big Bertha shelling to reach unprecedented speeds. They hope for a Rome to Buenos Aires flight in ten hours, with catapult start to reach 8,000 meters before propulsion drives it to record speeds.
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Paris
Italy
Rome
Buenos Aires
Remarkable Cancer Cure Book Offered Free
A public notice advertises a free book on fighting cancer labeled as the Wantagmian Treatment. It lists chapters on surgery limits, diet, minerals, thymus gland, and home treatment. The notice claims medical endorsements and reports case studies as proof of value, inviting readers to apply to Charles Walter in Toronto.
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Charles Walter
Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
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Niagara Gorge
Ottawa
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Asia
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Americas
Pole
Mrs. L. Schooley
Cuthura
F. W. Simmons
Tawatinaw, Alta
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Winnipeg
Job Xxxy
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John A. Bruce & Co., Limited
Hamilton
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