Baree Son of Kazan Seeks Dawn in Great Canadian Wilderness
The 1917 tale follows Baree a cub born to Gray Wolf and Kazan as he learns to endure darkness and then the vast light of the forest. He meets his father for the first time and begins a perilous journey from shadow to sunlit discovery. The narrative blends animal instinct with a coming age in a stark northern landscape.
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Gray Wolf
Kazan
Bares
Nature
Daree
Gray Wolfs
Baree
Sun
Bareo
Gray Waalf
Kozan
Wolf
Maree
The Wonderful World of Barce and Baree
In a vast silent wilderness Tusco the Cree trapper has died and no humans have trod these forests for years. Barce the wolf dog whelps under a night sky as northern owls watch from above and gray wolves sense no immediate danger from him.
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Hudson's Bay
Tusco
Barce
Wapoos
Gray Wolf
Baree
Man Innis
Crandall Woman Praises Vegetable Compound for Health
Mrs Joseph H Kipp of Crandall Manitoba describes chronic monthly pains, fatigue, and postnatal weariness easing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed strength and energy to the remedy and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Lydia E. Pinkham
Crandall
Princess Zizianoff Denies Anastasia Alive in Berlin
In Montreal the widow of a Russian general, related to the Romanoffs, asserts Bolshevik orders to execute the Romanoff family were misread and that Anastasia is alive. She describes the Ekaterinburg killings as misinterpreted and notes Bolshevik aims to use the royal family as hostages for concessions. She has since started a refugee employment bureau in New York.
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Anastasie
Russia
Berlin
Montreal
Zizianoff
Nicholas the Second
Bolsheviki
Ekaterinburg
New York
Thirteen Shapes Wagner’s Life in Numbers
The article notes Richard Wagner linked to thirteen in birth year sum and name, marks key works with dates on the thirteenth or related days, cites exile duration, Paris productions, Bayreuth premiere, and his death on February 13 1883 marking a numeric sequence.
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Richard Wagner
Richard
Wagner
Germany
Paris
Bayreuth
Engagement Ring Idea Hopes For Bold Band
A humorous remark frames an engagement ring as a girl's idea of a band, highlighting the playful tension between romance and music in a witty social observation.
Night Tourer's Lament On The Roadside Caravan
A lyrical travel vignette laments tourist camps and touring life under a loud klaxon and dusty tents. It questions material show and highway pride, suggesting many cars and comforts fail to preserve dignity as night noise fades and trips end in the shop.
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Light & Man
Sightless Woman Sees Colors In Singing
Miss Eva H Longbottom of Bristol born blind describes perceiving color through sound and music. She recalls a childhood moment of light imagined from music and identifies red orange violet by voices and timbre while also describing films via captions and vivid mental imagery.
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Eva H. Longbottom
Bristol
England
Miss Longbottom
Helen Keller
L.r.am
A.R.C.M
Miss Lonebottom
Attraction of tourists benefits Canada beyond direct trade
The Ottawa Citizen notes that tourist inflows aid transportation and trading interests and may spark future investment. A holiday visit can convert visitors into prospective settlers, with impressions gained during travel encouraging repeat visits or permanent settlement in Canada.
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Canada
Ottawa Citizen
Grain shipments surge on Welland and St Lawrence Canals
Dominion bureau of statistics and department of railways and canals report a sharp rise in grain traffic on the Welland and St Lawrence Canals, with total canal traffic for the year exceeding all previous years.
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Canada
Welland and
St. Lawrence
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Department of Railways and Canals
Japanese Footwear From Auto Tires Finds Hawaii Market
Auto tires shipped from Seattle are repurposed by Japanese makers into shoes sold for one dollar a pair in Kona Hawaii. Soles are cut from tire casings, canvas tops stitched on, and wear evenly distributed by swapping feet. Lasts four to six months and sells to fishermen and plantation laborers. A new shipment is pending for the next steamer.
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Kona
Hawaii
Seattle
Think Canadian Must Be Canadian First in Nationhood
A Manitoba Free Press editorial urges Canadians to prioritize national identity before heritage praising assimilation of foreign-born residents and their children as natural Canadians. It argues nationhood rests on Canadian unity before any ethnic distinctions and notes broad potential for newcomers to become good Canadians.
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Canada
Manitoba Free Press
Vehicle fatalities and rail safety contrasts in American life
The United States last year recorded 19 000 automobile deaths and over 450 000 injuries while railroads carried a passenger load equivalent to nine rides per person and killed only 149. The piece notes the horse once seen as a safety device and references Our Dumb Animals.
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United States
Dandruff Liniment and Sugar Beet Returns in Raymond District
A. E. Palmer, assistant superintendent experimental station, estimates sugar beets grown in the Raymond district this year will fetch about 1 700 000 dollars at wholesale. After labor costs, the net to farmers should be around 375 000 dollars. The 7 000 acres sown last spring yield a net return of about 53 dollars per acre.
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Raymond
A. E. Palmer
Women in Canada Farms Attract 15800 Interest Group
Miss Beardmore, Dominion convenor of the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada, says more than 15,800 Canadian women show active interest in agriculture. Of this group 1,195 are native born.
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Miss Beardmore
Dominion
Committee of Agriculture of the Federated Women’s Institues of Canada
World sheep population and wool production report
The figure for 1924 places world sheep at 572 456 200 and total wool output at 2 720 070 400 pounds. Minard's Liniment for Burne.
Speed Limits and the Slow Train Misadventure
A commercial traveler, with only half an hour to reach a destination, faced slim odds as a train crawled along. He shouted to the conductor asking for faster movement, but the conductor, perched at the window, replied he could go faster only if he could leave the train.
Tonic to Build Up Blood Helps Run-Down Women
Mrs H J Cameron of Watervale Nova Scotia shares her experience with Dr Williams Pink Pills. Once run down with headaches nerves and insomnia she took six boxes and recovered fully. She recommends the pills and notes easy purchase from medicine dealers or by mail 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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H. J. Cameron
Watervale
N.S
Dr. Williams
Men Classify Diamonds From Mines In Dim Room
Workers tasked with valuing a mine shipment spend hours in a darkened room to condition their eyes before examining the stones. The practice aims to ensure accurate appraisal of the diamonds.
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Offered as Pain Remedy
The advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a valuable remedy for pain and suffering. It claims widespread blessing and availability everywhere with inquiry at local stores.
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Thomas
Deep breathing advised yet patient questions its use
A doctor explains deep breathing can destroy microbes and the patient asks how to force microbes to breathe deeply. The exchange explores humor and misunderstanding in medical advice.
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James Oliver Curwad
Doubleday, Page
Chapter
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Czar
MLA
Mia
Pgeee
Stey
Bayer
Think
Minard
Dandruff
Alberta
Burne
Fowlen
Eran S Wild
Yna8
San T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
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