Polar Tractor Plan May Replace Sled Dogs in Pole Expedition
Across global notes a British pole expedition may employ mechanical tractors if current tests succeed. Other items report a Cape Breton political critique, a new Canadian company incorporation, naval secrecy over a sinking, and notable obituaries. Paragraphs sketch university athletics, rail lease reviews, and wireless radio feats.
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South Pole
Rise of Dr Pierce from Farm to Medical Emporium
The narrative traces R W Pierce from farm work to medical study in Cincinnati, graduating in 1852, then practicing medicine across a wide district. He later moved to Buffalo and founded the World’s Dispensary, producing Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The products were widely sold by druggists for over sixty years, touted as blood tonics and stomach aids improving appetite and overall health.
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R. W. Pierce
Titusville
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Dr. Pierce
Australia Growing Faster Than Canada
Commonwealth has many more inhabitants of British descent than Canada. Canada is larger by about 750,000 square miles and over twice as old, yet the last census shows Canada with 66 percent more people than the Commonwealth. Figures cited: Canada 78 percent 482 and Commonwealth 5,435,734.
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Canada
Commonwealth
Sydney Bulletin
Color It New With Diamond Dyes For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offer simple two method tinting or dyeing for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Each 15 cent package includes directions. buyers should tell their druggist the fabric type to ensure proper color results.
Auto worker fired after car outing ends in tragedy
A terse exchange reveals a worker claims dismissal for borrowing a car, then a neighbor mentions the boss was hit by the vehicle as a result. The remark implies a fatal or injurious outcome tied to the car outing. Police may investigate the alleged theft and the crash.
Not a Village in All Canada Quebec Man Tells How Quickly They Built Him Up
In St Fulgence Quebec Special report says no village or post office in Canada cannot provide relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills. Philippe Gagnon testifies six boxes improved his kidney trouble and he plans continued treatment until full relief. Pills strengthen and heal the kidneys by aiding waste removal from blood.
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Traced Thief To Bulgaria In Liberty Bond Theft
A 1920 Ohio liberty bonds theft totaling $1500 ended in Sofia Bulgaria when a Bulgarian, identified as R C Russeff, confessed and was convicted after taking cash for bonds eight months later. The securities were returned to an American bank after numbers showed the theft.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
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South Orange boy follows father as railroad engineer
Patrick Ash of South Orange New Jersey spent years predicting his son Jimmy would become an engineer. Now Jimmy has taken over his late father’s locomotive after twenty years of the elder Ash serving as the engineer for a major Delaware, Lackawanna and Western train.
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South Orange
Jimmy
Literacy and higher education figures from Egyptian census
The Egyptian Gazette estimates that only about 1,006,000 Egyptians can read and write out of a 14,000,000 population, with roughly 100,000 men having had higher education. The figures come from census data taken years ago.
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Egyptian Gazette
After a Man Expresses Opinion He Wishes He Had Patronized
A concise line notes that once a man voices his view he may regret not choosing a slower, more thoughtful approach. The quip underscores patience over haste in decision making.
Ensemble Costume Describes Coat and Dress Details
The article presents an ensemble outfit featuring a wood-brown charmeen coat with printed silk lining. Coat No. 1052 offers two lengths for sizes 34 to 44, cutting for ladies and misses. fabric needs 3 1 4 yards of 54 inch material and 3% yards of 36 inch lining for size 38. Dress No. 1056 is a one piece frock with box plait and contrasting crepe trim. sizes 34 to 44, size 38 needs 4% yards of 36 or 40 inch material plus yard contrasting material for trimming.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern orders are requested by mail from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Include Pattern No Province Size Name Town and send 20e coin or stamps with careful wrapping.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Western lands to settle 1000 people via single railway line
This year promises the best land settlement in Western Canada for years with arrangements to settle at least 1000 persons on western lands served by one railway. Large groups of farming families will be placed in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba under this plan.
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Western Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Swedish Women Win Equal Pay Principle Endorsement
Swedish government recognition of equal pay for men and women in state employments emerges as Finance Minister Thorsson submits a recommendation to the Riksdag. He argues civil service law already grants equal work privileges and salaries for the same positions regardless of gender.
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Riksdag
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Thorsson
Reliable Spring Tonic Williams Pink Pills
An advertorial urging spring tonics, warning against purgatives, promoting Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching restorative. It cites Mrs Lillian Lewis’s recovery and notes availability by mail or from local dealers at 50 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
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Fashion pattern service announced for women and children schedules
The paper announces regular fashion news and illustrations for women and children including outer wear lingerie and patterns. A pattern service offers exact home sewing patterns for 20 cents with dressmaking hints and full directions in envelopes. Dr Thomas Electric Oil promoted as a versatile remedy for coughs colds sore throats and injuries.
Prince Buys Real Aristocrat Ram for Prince of Wales
Ex-Mayor E S Little of London owns Belvoir Stock Farms at Delaware Ontario a 800 acre operation that has sold a thoroughbred yearling Shropshire ram to the Prince of Wales. The ram will be shipped to the Prince's E P ranch in Alberta. Federal agriculture experts selected the sheep for the Prince.
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London
Belvoir Stock Farms
Delaware
Ont
Prince of Wales
Prince’s Ranch
Alberta
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Kulm Hotel Ups Alps View With Glacier and Peak Reach
The Kulm Hotel sits near a mountain peak offering views of 59 glaciers and 60 well known peaks. The roof altitude is described as 13 times higher than the Woolworth Building, highlighting the dramatic alpine setting and sweeping panorama.
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Quote on Quarrel Morality Cautions Viewpoints
A newspaper user note cautions readers that fault in a quarrel is rarely one sided. It urges balancing assessments and avoiding blanket judgments of either participant.
Berlin Uses Meal Check System To Curb Begging
The Berlin Women's Club issued five and ten pfennig coupon books that families can give to beggars. Beggars exchange meals for meal tickets at the municipal welfare office where their cases are reviewed. Professional beggars stop visiting homes that issue meal checks rather than cash.
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Berlin Women’s Club
Berlin
Man Grain Futures Tax Declared Ultra Vires
The Manitoba Grain Futures Tax Act of 1923 is ruled ultra vires and of no legal value under the British North America Act. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council dismisses Manitoba's appeal, reaffirming that the act to tax grain sellers for future delivery exceeds provincial powers.
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Province of
Dominion of Canada
Judicial Committee of the
Provy Council
Supreme Court of Canada
Bravery Honored at Buckingham Palace Investiture
Two colliers Vincent Kiwick and George Wilson received the Edward Medal for bravery at a royal investiture in Buckingham Palace. They helped rescue Francis McNally and John Place, trapped by a roof collapse at Morton Colliery in Durham. The King praised their exceptional courage.
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George Wilson
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Wilson
Ontario to Take Alberta Coal Announcement
Premier G. H. Ferguson announced in the Ontario house that in May railways would commence transporting 100,000 tons of coal from Alberta to Ontario. He said no provision in the agreement would force railways to carry coal at cost, and the Alberta Government was ensuring Ontario obtains good quality coal.
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Ontario
G. H. Ferguson
Alberta
Set Dates For Corn Show Alberta
Alberta corn show dates are set for November 16 and 17. Farmers report 100000 acres of corn this year, mainly in Southern Alberta, with much seed imported from Northern Montana.
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Alberta
Montana
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Safety
Advertisement notes worms in children as dangerous if untreated and promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as protection against convulsions and death from worm infestations.
The Cup of Happiness Leaks Before It Overflows
A playful adage suggests joy often falters just as it nears abundant success. The saying warns against overconfidence as hopeful moments approach fulfillment.
Townsman Brings Truth With Firm Knocker Reputation
The knocker is trusted in the town for his directness. In a place that tolerates blunt voices, his reputation as a forthright observer stands firm and well known.
Specialist flown to Jersey by Imperial Airways racing boat
An Imperial Airways flying boat on the Southampton to Guernsey route was requisitioned to convey a medical specialist to Jersey. Dr. Clayton Reid boarded at once and reached the patient within an hour, the mission described as a race with death.
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Southampton
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Jersey
Clayton Reid
Duchess of York shooting trip in Uganda noted
Details of the Duke and Duchess of York on a Southern Uganda hunting trip are recorded. The Duke killed a white rhinoceros while the Duchess declined to shoot another, citing the rhino as rare and harmless, drawing praise amid permit rushes for rhino hunts. Also mentions Miller’s Worn Powders as pleasant laxatives.
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German inventor develops glasslike plastic for car windows
Fritz Pollak, a German inventor, has developed a chemical product with glasslike properties that does not crack or splinter easily. It proves highly practical for automobile windows and windshields.
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Fritz Pollak
Egypt Moves to Regulate Narcotic Drug Traffic
A royal decree in Egypt promulgates a new law to control the traffic in narcotic drugs due to a sharp rise in drug habits in recent years.
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Egypt
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