World Happenings Briefly Told
Two hundred leprosy cases found among Rostov street peddlers as authorities isolate the victims. Finance ministry denies claims of inflation discussions by Cail laux and Bank of France. Japan contributes about 11000 dollars to a proposed Europe air flight led by Asahi Shimbun. Re union of 54 of 299 members of Montreal Garrisan Artillery who left 40 years ago. Banking and commerce committee backs rural credit legislation for parliament. First mail consignment England to San Francisco via partial air route departs aboard Aquitania. Vancouver rescinds Early Closing Bylaw allowing groceries at any hour. Prince of Wales to visit Chile after Argentina trip, arriving around August 20. Arctic expedition uses steam yacht Rowena. Godeard owner Moril Goddard and Capt G F Steele to command.
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Rostov
Russia
Caillaux
Bank of France
Ministry of Finance
Europe
Asahi Shimbun
Montreal Garrisan Artillery
Montreal
Riel
Banking and Commerce Committee
Frst
England
San Francisco
Southampton
New York
Vancouver
Prince of Wales
Chile
Argentina
Thuenos Aires
Donald Bh. MacMillan
Rowena
Moril Goddard
Yachieman
G. F. Steele
Roxbury
Munich Museum Opens Amid National Festivities
Munich marked the opening of the Deutsche Museum with streets festooned and crowds from across the country. Cabinet members attended the ceremony as Chancellor Luther arrived from Berlin by airplane.
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Munich
Deutsche Museum
Luther
Berlin
Watch Your Daughter Chatham Out Favorite Prescription Claim
Mrs. Fred Crewdman of 30 Ade aati te isipton te naae reports that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription improved her daughter's health. She cites relief from nerves and stomach issues and renewed strength. Trial tablets offered by Dr. Pierce's Laboratory, Bridgeburg, Ont, for 10 cents.
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Chatham
Fred Crewdman
Dr. Pierce
Bridgeburg
Ont
Europe reassesses after German election and Hindenburg
The Detroit Free Press notes that Europe is tempering fear after Hindenburg’s election. It argues the president may not set policy, as cabinet and Reichstag wield power, and Dawes Plan support reassures moderates. Moscow remains bleak about Bolshevik prospects.
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Europe
von Hindenburg
German Republic
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Dawes Ylan
Moscow
Detroit Free Press
Baby's Own Tablets Hold Praise From Mother Testimony
Mrs I M Brown of Walton Nova Scotia reports high praise for Baby's Own Tablets noting they regulate the stomach relieve constipation ease teething and banish minor ailments. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont sells them 25 cents per box by mail or through medicine dealers.
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I. M. Brown
Walton
N.S
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockylle, Ont
France Builds Secret Hydroplane for Paris to New York Flight
Paris is home to a large hydroplane under construction for a nonstop 5000 mile flight to New York. Ordered by the French navy, it features a 550 horsepower motor and a 6900 litre fuel supply. First trials are planned for June with a summer attempt anticipated.
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Paris
New
Woman Scientist Becomes First Woman NAS Member
Dr. Florence Rena Sabin, anatomist and Johns Hopkins professor, is elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences in a historic first for women. Her blood research keeps circulating blood alive outside the body for hours to study its reactions in war. A small English portable plane is also noted.
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National Academy of Sciences
United States
Florence Rena Sabin
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Miss Sabin
Canada Leads the Way Opens Britain to Cattle Imports
The article argues that Canada seeks broader access for store and pedigree cattle into the United Kingdom, noting 1922 entry and urging wider port openings. It warns the move could affect cattle futures in South Africa and Rhodesia as British markets accept export-ready cattle with proper health evidence.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Caitle
Scotland
England
Dominion
Britain
Seattle
South Africa
Rhodesia
Bulawayo Chronicle
Nerviline Promised Relief For Sprains And Bruises
The advertisement touts Nerviline as a trusted remedy for sprains, bruises, rheumatism, lumbago and neuralgia. It claims deep penetration and rapid relief, suitable for internal or external pain, and offers a 35 cent bottle from local dealers.
Youthful suspender skirt and peasant blouse pattern No 1054
The pattern presents a two piece outfit with a suspender skirt featuring inverted side plaits and diagonal slit pockets and a peasant blouse with raglan sleeves and Peter Pan collar. It uses flannel for the skirt and voile or silk for the blouse, in sizes up to 14 years, with fabric yardage listed for 10 year size.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern request details from Winnipeg Union at 175 McDermot Ave. Include Pattern No Name Town ee Size 4406 Province. Send 20¢ coins with careful wrapping for stamps.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Sugar Beet Acreage Grows Near New Raymond Factory
More than six thousand acres are prepared for sugar beet cultivation in the Raymond Alberta area tributary to the new beet sugar factory. Construction on the factory is under way and will be rushed to completion. Separately, statistics show women outnumber men in Europe by twenty five million.
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Raymond
Alberta
Europe
Scholarships Offered For Manitoba Club Winners
The Manitoba department of education announces scholarships for winning Manitoba Boys and Girls Clubs teams. Girls receive a six week home economics course at Manitoba Agricultural College including tuition board and rooms for July and August. Boys receive a $52 scholarship usable toward any Agricultural College course. The provincial competition occurs in the third week of August with demonstrations in foods clothing health twine manufacturing bird life art fiber paint horticulture and silos.
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Manitoba Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
Grace Kitchen’s recovery after pneumonia and heart weakness
Mrs Grace Kitchen of St George Ontario describes severe nervous exhaustion after pneumonia. She suffered insomnia fainting spells and a weakened heart forcing extended bed rest before reading about a remedy that helped her regain strength.
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Grace Kitchen
St. George, Ont
Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Promising Patient Testimony
A user reports trying Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and describes improvements after five boxes. They claim a 35 pound weight gain and ability to handle housework and outdoor tasks, endorsing the product for others with similar suffering.
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Milburn
Manitoba Plans Joint Industrial Survey Cooperation
Manitoba Government and Winnipeg committee reach tentative agreement to cooperate on a provincial industrial survey with a resolved basis for cooperation. The government will contribute 10,000 dollars to the survey’s general fund.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg Committee
Campaign To Reduce Crossing Accidents Across Railroads
The American Railway Association plans an intensive campaign from June 1 to about September 30 to cut grade crossing accidents in the United States. Last year the effort yielded a 15 percent drop in accidents during the campaign period despite a 17 percent rise in motor vehicles.
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United States
The
American Railway Association
Bill seeks sharper definitions for adulterated dairy products
A bill introduced by Minister of Agriculture W. R. Motherwell expands penalties for selling adulterated dairy products. It was given second reading and sent to the agriculture committee. The measure notes the current dairy industry act lacks clear definitions for oleomargarine renovated butter and similar items.
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W. R. Motherwell
Agriculture Committee
Asthma Remedy Warns Against Waiting for Attacks
Dr. J. D. Kel logs warns that asthma won’t fade on its own and delaying treatment allows the disease to strengthen. Early remedy use is claimed to prevent incipient asthma from becoming chronic and reduces hours of suffering.
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J. D. Kellogs
Saskatchewan Tax Beat Echoes in Prairie Comparisons
In the House of Commons a question revealed federal income tax totals for the just ended fiscal year: Manitoba 3,477,069 dollars. Saskatchewan 872,028 dollars. Alberta 1,169,911 dollars. Perfumed butter appears in Paris in fashionable restaurants.
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Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
House of Commons
Manitoba
Alberta
Apples From B C To South Africa See Sizable Demand
British Columbia apples sent to South Africa last season arrived in good order and the deal was so satisfactory that repeat orders have been received for 1925 delivery. The note also explains that the nickname Dago derives from James, and San Diego or St James is a common name in South American countries.
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British Columbia
South Africa
James
San Diego
St. James
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with scattered terms
A collection of crossword hints and scattered word fragments covering multiple clues across numbers and letters, including abbreviations and nonstandard symbols, with varied topics from geography to science and language. The text lacks coherent narrative and mixes across many categories.
Custom burial rite in Algiers with bottles of medicine
In Algiers certain sects practice burying the deceased with medicine bottles from their last illness. The practice reflects local customs and beliefs surrounding death and healing.
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Algiers
Holloway’s Corn Remover Declared Safe for Use
Claims no poisonous ingredient and assures no danger or injury from Holloway’s Corn Remover. The note contrasts lofty posts above with earthly desires like pork and beans, implying a mix of whimsical musings and product safety.
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Holloway
Sleeping sickness epidemic sweeps Britain hits notable figures
Doctors struggle to explain a sudden outbreak of sleeping sickness across Britain affecting several hundred people. The illness is thought to be a mild variant. Among the victims are Lord Milner and the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
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Great Britain
Lord Milner
Edinburgh
Answer To Last Week's Puzz O 4 Solu AK
Puzzle recap notes the solution to last week's challenge titled Puzz O 4. It highlights stepwise reasoning and confirms the final answer tied to the given clues and grid motifs.
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U.S. National Academy of Science
Poecil
Eg Ed
Department of Education
Clubs
Manitoba Department of Education
C. R. Cannon
Manitoba Industrial Survey
Thomas
U.S
Ats
Guo Sation m
America
With Amundsen
Norwegian Aero Club
North Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Chicago
McGill University
Alaska
Mexico
Yukon
Peru
Mr. Ellsworth
Amundsen
B.C
Wales
Popular
Age of
Denmark
Anges River
Italy
Reon Ear
Mivard
Mitard
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