Forest rebirth tale between Dorkin and Miss Marsh
In the woods of Hardwoods Preserve, Dorkin bonds with Edna Marsh as Lulu the lynx returns with her kittens. Dorkin recalls past ruin and finds solace in the forest's guidance, while Edna marvels at his renewed strength and faith. He explains his rescue from a life of failure and addiction, and she affirms his quiet, sturdy revival.
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Lulu
Dorkin
Orliness
Timberley
Fdna Marsh
Edna Marsh
Boutike
Thoberley
Miss Marsh
Hardwoods Preserve
Stanley
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promise Nerve Renewal and Energy
An old time health ad claims nerve revival and vigor through blood nourishment. It touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as restoring kidney and liver function, warming the blood and boosting red blood cells, sold in 25 cent boxes by dealers.
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Dr. Hamilton
Prime Pasturage Highlighted in Queensland Regions
A brief note extols Queensland as a source of some of the finest pasturage in the world, signaling lush grazing lands and strong agricultural potential.
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Queensland
Grain in Storage In Canada Weekly Returns
Dominion bureau of statistics reports week ending Nov 26 1926 grain in store across Canadian elevators rose by 3 524 851 bushels. Wheat up 413 311 bushels, oats 2 536 099, barley 330 812, flax 206 450, rye 38 179. Western elevators show 4 127 751 bushel gain with wheat up 1 898 355, oats 1 546 274, barley 491 848, flax 191 274.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Air Channel Service Between London and Paris
After one year the London to Paris air service reports 2 101 trips 4 339 passengers carried and freight tonnage of 80. Only one fatal accident occurred due to a poor landing.
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London
Paris
Profit in Beef Cattle
The feeding of beef cattle requires skill and knowledge of feed values and animal nutrition. Market beef prices are higher now, so feeders must produce a uniform herd with high market finish and symmetric development to justify time and costs.
Put To The Proof. Angelina
Dialogue fragment shows Angelina challenging Edwin on sincerity while planning a drive with a car. The line hints at dramatic relationship tension and possible motive for a dangerous outing. Basten Gich is referenced as a participant in the conversation.
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Edwin
Angelina
Basten Gich
Scout's Bravery at Sea Helps Child on Minnedosa
A nine year old girl fell from the Minnedosa in mid Atlantic between Liverpool and Quebec. Ronald Webb of Walthamstow England leaped fully clothed into the cold water to rescue her. He supported her until a boat rescued them both then Webb received a $100 award from the captain. Webb is patrol leader of the 8th Walthamstow Scouts and a second lieutenant in the 7th Battalion County of London Cadets. He recently won the cadet officers open boxing contest at the National Sporting Club London.
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Toronto Star
Atlantic
Liverpool
Quebec
Fei
Ronald Webb
Castleton Road
Walthamstow
England
Webb
County of London Cadets
National Sporting Club
London
Value of Field Crops in Canada Hits 1920 Total
Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates the 1920 field crop value at 1.6367 billion, up from 1919 and 1918 figures. Wheat leads with 536.7 million, oats 307.1 million, barley 60.4 million, other grains 126.3 million, with January final returns possibly lowering current totals.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
The Dress Retains Its Popularity
The dress remains a favored daytime outfit with simple frocks suited for informal affairs, shopping, or morning promenades. An orange silky garbardine one piece features fabric covered buttons, black satin edging, short monkey fur trimmed sleeves, and matching hat for a coordinated look.
Motor driven appliances projected 1920 output
The article estimates that up to two million motor driven appliances will be produced in 1920. It lists washing machines ironing machines dishwashers vacuum cleaners sewing machines and refrigerators as included in the count.
Cost of living blamed on pants rule in Philippines
A native critic cites high living costs in the Philippines and says tribesmen once content in breech-cloths now must wear pants by order of Uncle Sam, reflecting wartime governance tensions and cultural change under U S authority.
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The
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Holland Children Dress Like Their Parents
The text notes that Dutch children wear exactly the same clothing as their parents, with little variation in garb. It remarks that the similarity makes it difficult to distinguish children from adults in Holland.
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Holland
Lonely Giants of the Forest
Mahogany trees do not grow in clusters but occur scattered across forests and hidden in dense undergrowth. The article notes these trees stand apart, thriving individually rather than in clumps, highlighting their elusive distribution.
Coffee’s ancient roots in Abyssinia forests
The text claims coffee originated in Abyssinia with vast untouched highland forests. It describes the region as the original home of the coffee tree and notes its extensive, unexploited woodlands.
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Abyssinia
Pacific Ocean Sounding Near Polar Waters
A Perry sounding five miles from the North Pole failed to reach bottom after the lead was lowered to 9,000 feet. The attempt, part of polar exploration, sought oceanic depth data in extreme northern latitudes.
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Perry
North Pole
Pat and Kettie in a Hairy Passage of Cussing
A fragment from the Albany Times Union reflects on English restraint and a sharp aside about a treatment. The snippet notes a transition from one country’s tolerance to another’s, mentioning Pat and Kettie in a humorous vein.
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England
Javsland
Albany Times
Union
The Miserly Wild Cherry Holds Its Dead Branches
The wild cherry is described as miserly for keeping its dead branches, never pruning or shedding them, retaining them indefinitely with red-bronze bark.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills advertised for breath trouble
A testimonial from Stephen Crouse of East Clifford Nova Scotia claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills relieved years of heart trouble and shortness of breath after three boxes. The ad urges purchase at 3 cents per box or by mail from The Tibu Co Limited Toronto.
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Milburn
Stephen Crouse
East Clifford
N.S
Milbern
T. Mibu Co. Limited
Toronto
Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co. Limited
Prince Edward Island Upholds Migratory Birds Act
The Prince Edward Island Supreme Court confirms the Migratory Birds Act, holding the Canadian act constitutional under a Canada United States treaty framework. The ruling sustains the Dominion Government power to enforce treaty obligations protecting birds of flight.
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Prince Edward Island
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Canada
United States
The High Powered Car Redd
An old Yonker's Statesman column ponders automobile power joking that a car with one horn can throw a man farther than a cow with two. The playful aside reflects lighthearted thoughts on vehicle strength.
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Yonker’s Statesman
Longevity of Ancient Times Debated Over Medical Education
The remark challenges the view that ancient lifespans depended on few medical college graduates. It argues that longevity is not tied to graduate scarcity, suggesting other factors influenced ancient lifespans and medical practice.
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Willow
the Wisp
PRIA
ABC
Minnedosa
Little Girl
Gertrude Beresford
H.C. of L
Pat and
Kettie
E. D Smith & Sons, Limited
BE. D. Smith
E. D. Smith & Sons, Limited
Wateon & Truesdale
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatoon
Sask Donald H. Rais Ce
Calgary
Edironton
Alta
Triplicate Books
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Ld
Hamilton, Ont
Montreal
Vancouver
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