Prophecy Claims Britain to Vanish by Year 3422
An Alger Society deciphered Nostradamus prophecies predicting Britain’s disappearance in 3422 and Paris wiped out by hovering air vessels. It states the cipher tells a broader tale including French royal details and Catherine de Medici, yet is described as inconsequential by the decipherers.
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Britain
Paris
Dritata
Jordizevil
Nostradamus
Alger Society
Louis XVI
Catherine de Medici
Painted Fires Chapter XII Continued
Helmi stares across the bridge at Mine No. 2 and finds strength in the hills. At the Elite Garden House, Mrs Turner argues against the garden plan as Helmi eyes Jack Doran, admiring his clean hair and gaze.
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Helms
Helmi
Arding House
Springtime Echoes Through a Dusty Yard
The narrative describes spring’s arrival with vivid imagery as mountains, river floods, and wildflowers appear. Women at a boardinghouse discuss simple pleasures and daily struggles, while weather grime and effort to clean and move on echo in the background. Helm contemplates gardening but faces isolation and halted plans.
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Helm
Mrs. Turner
Helmi
Eulcation
Helmi Doran at the Mines Aims for Dancing Night
Helmi, newly arrived at the mine camp, resists social pressure while Jack Doran courts her with teasing. Mrs. McMann urges restraint and keeps men in check as Helm fights to dance and maintain dignity amid gossip. She writes to sister Anna and sends money home. The tale follows her view from the window over the rugged landscape and her longing for normal life.
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Athlon
Jack
Finn
Mrs. McMann
Helmi
Jack Doran
Row
Anna
Finland
Helms
Airplane sextant promises direct read position
Hf B Kastor of the University of California perfects an airplane sextant that lets aviators read their position directly after observations without further calculations. Berkeley authorities report a favorable committee review and a potential government test, though the device may not replace the ship sextant due to higher cost and skill needs.
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Hf. B. Kastor
University of California
Berkeley
W. W. Campbdell
United States
Paris claims the richest chief of police in the world
The article notes Mo Jeam Chiappe as a wealthy Paris police chief with a Corsican aristocratic Chiappe lineage. It mentions a possible ancestral Corsican representative after 1753 and a tale of lending money to Napoleon. It also contrasts pearl divers in Takoku Japan preferring women for longer underwater endurance and offers social aphorisms about wealth and secrecy.
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Paris
Theorld
Chiappe
Corsica
Chiappes
Napoleon
Takoku
Japan
Prince of Wales Toasts Canada Bright Future at London Dinner
The Prince of Wales, in London at a Canadian Club dinner, praised Canada on the eve of its expansion era. He noted four ties to Canada this year, urged young British businessmen to visit Canada, and spoke of Canadian Privy Council membership and Baldwin as a travelling companion. He recalled broadcasting from Calgary and meeting the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at Regina.
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P. C. Larkin
London
Prince of Wales
Canada
Canadian Privy Council
Baldwin
Larkin
Mr. Baldwin
Prince
Dominion
Calgary
Arctic Circle
Regina
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
German postal tests wireless telephone with ships at sea
Experiments by German postal authorities to establish wireless telephonic communication between land stations and ocean liners have been successful. A specially equipped steamer will be sent to sea from the North Sea to continue the trials, receiving and sending wireless conversations in various weather. Vienna notes municipal funeral street namesake confusion.
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North Sea
Weak Heart Case From Pleasant River NS Cited Remedy
Mrs Beulah Demone of Pleasant River Nova Scotia describes severe heart weakness with dizziness and insomnia. She credits Price Stealer medicine promoted by The T Milburn Co Limited Tarcats for relief after other medicines failed.
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Price Ste. Aler
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Tarcats
Medical Missionary Returns To India
Dr. Anna S. Kugler, 72, first American woman medical missionary in India, resumes duties as superintendent of Guntur Hospital after special board dispensation. She built the hospital, spent 44 years there, and returned from furlough despite ill health. Donations exceed $3,000 for new equipment. She went to India in 1883 and earned the Kaisar Hind medal with a later bar from the government.
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Anna S. Kugler
India
Board of Missions
The
United Lutheran Church In America
Guntur
America
Kugler
Kaisers Hind
Little Messages on Life and Morality
A片fragmented column mixes inspirational verses by Adelaide Anne Procter and Adelene D Whitney with a medical advertisement for Miller's Worm Powders. It contrasts noble ideals with daily life and warns about intestinal worms in children, promising relief through the product.
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Adelaide Anne Procter
King Sisowath's Rule in Cambodia via Marseilles Tribute
A historical note recalls King Sisowath of Cambodia ruling from Phnom Penh with a vast harem and 146 children. He once toured France in 1906 in full regalia, including a derby hat topped by a $100,000 diamond, while crowds cheered and coins rained on the streets of Marseilles.
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Marseilles
France
Cambedia
Indo-China
Sisowath
Ile
Hmitle
Man Prepares for Burial In Advance
John D Rose, 85, a mountaineer near Irvine Kentucky, went to town to shop and bought a coffin and an iron fence for his grave. He spoke with the undertaker and arranged funeral details, saying he has no intent to die soon but wants to be prepared, a common mountain practice.
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John, D. Rose
Irvine
Rose
Ontario Leads Canada in Poultry and Egg Production
Ontario tops Canadian poultry and egg output with over 32 million dollars produced yearly. Quebec follows with 13 million and Saskatchewan with 11 million, according to Ben John S. Martin Ontario Minister of Agriculture.
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Ben. Johns. Martin
Ontario
Quebec
Sasatche
Colonizing the West 464 Families Placed on Land
The Canada nation settles 464 families on 119 633 acres across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia for nine months of the year. Manitoba houses 133 families on 26 809 acres, Saskatchewan 175 on 50 815 acres, Alberta 141 on 38 421 acres, and British Columbia 15 on 2 581 acres. The Association operates under the Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Colonization and Development.
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Canada Nation
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Colonization and Development
Mothers praise health tablets for babies and children
Mothers widely endorse Baby's Own Tablets and Toby's Own Tablets for infants and young children. The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. promotes products as gentle laxatives that ease digestion, relieve constipation, expel worms, and aid teething, selling at 25 cents a box from Brockville Ontario by mail.
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Toby
Gaby
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Arctic Islands Preserve Extended Across Northwest Territories
The Department of the Interior expands wildlife preserves in Canada by designating all islands north of the mainland between the 60th and first degrees of longitude as the Arctic Islands Preserve for native benefit.
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Department of the Interior
Northwest Territories
Canada
Arctic Islands
Feldspar Mining Exports Rise from Canada to U S
Feldspar has been mined in Canada since 1890 with most output exported to the United States for use in New Jersey and Ohio potteries and enamelling trades. The ad highlights asthma sufferers urged to read Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy letters, claiming prompt relief in long neglected cases. It also notes saxophones sold on installments and calls for prompt refunds if installments fall behind.
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Canada
United Stattes
New Jersey
Ohio
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