Britain must hold seas to feed its population
W. Bridgeman, first lord of the admiralty, told the Constitutional Club of London that Britain must maintain command of the seas to protect its vast empire trade and feed its people. He noted Washington conference decisions are observed, but England is no longer an island power and relies on sea power for existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
W. C. Bridgeman
Ord
Admiralty
Constitutional Club
London
Washington
England
Mr. Bridgeman
The Outlaw and Baree Tale of Trust in the North
In a stark Arctic scene, Baree the wolf dog trapped by Bush McTaggart is spared by John Madison Jim Carvel who reveals he is an outlaw and ally. Carvel frees Baree, shares meat, and the two form a wary bond while Carvel plans to head toward Lac Bain and report the events.
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McTaggart
Bush McTaggart
Lac Bain
John Madison
Baree
George
Jim Carvel
Hudson’s Bay
Mackenzie River
Carvel
Mrs Parks credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for daughter
In Toronto an ill 16 year old girl, long kept from school due to illness, improves after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her mother reports daily schooling, skating, and outdoor activity resumes. The advertisement urges other run down and nervous young women to try the product, noting it is sold by druggists.
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Mrs. Parks
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toronto
Ontario
Baree Feels Unexpected Camaraderie Amid Tense Encounter
Jim Carvel extends a hand and Baree senses a shift from danger to warmth as Bush McTaggart eyes the moment with exultant calm. The strange cheer radiates through a gray day and softens Baree’s tense, trapped form.
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Jim Carvel
Baree
Bush McTaggart
How He Discovered Best Constipation Relief
Brooklyn man Mr. Joseph F. Glas describes long lasting constipation and credits Carter's Little Liver Pills as the only remedy giving steady relief. He states a sure feeling of relief after taking them. Available at all druggists.
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Joseph F. Glas
Brooklyn, N. Y
O.K
Carter
Northward trek invitation in a frontier tale
Carvel replaces his pack and, with Baree his companion, prepares to travel north through spruce and snow. He calls to the dog in a steady, almost routine voice, inviting him forward as if they have long journeyed together. Baree hesitates before following toward Lac Bain.
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Carrel
Baree
Carvel
Lac Bain
Bananas Backed by Trainers as Easy Digest Training Fuel
British football players adopt bananas as a popular training snack. Pro trainers praise their quick digestion and high calorie content, noting bananas offer a practical energy source compared with other fruits. Minard's Liniment is also mentioned in relation to headache relief.
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London Daily Mail
Keeping Healthy During Winter
An ad explains blood quality determines winter resilience and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching tonic. It cites Mrs R O Stromberg of Cobalt Ontario describing recovery from grippe after use, and encourages purchase by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Recognizing Real Friends and Everyday Notices
A columnist quotes Lady Buckmaster on real friendship from the Daily Express, with criteria for true friends. A pair of blunted humorous lines about coffee at a mission and a sermon, a quip about a woman discussing a man’s future, and brief product mentions of Holloway's Corn Remover and Minard's Liniment accompany references to a global speed record.
Mixed farming praised by Saskatoon Star on Western Canada crops
The Saskatoon Star lauds Western Canada farmers for adopting mixed farming over single crop systems. It notes grain production astonishes the world and credit goes to capital from surplus grain sales for building a sounder agricultural system. It criticizes calling all farmers sell robbers and cattle trade destroyers as an unfair generalization.
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Canada
Saskatoon Star
Remedy for Earache a Simple Domestic Cure
A brief remedy endorses Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for earaches with drops on lint in the ear to ease pain. A domestic anecdote notes Edna, five, avoiding oatmeal on Thanksgiving morning instead of turkey for dinner, reflecting frugal family humor.
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Thomas
Corton
Edna
Mamma
Rest in God and healing oil for all beings
A devotional excerpt urges finding rest in the Savior and notes a spiritual path to inner calm. The text promotes Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a multipurpose remedy for humans and horses, listing common uses for cuts burns rheumatism and sore throats.
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Thomas
Canada invites world to poultry congress in 1927
Canada extends official invitation to the British dominions and colonies and all foreign powers to attend the world's poultry congress scheduled from July 27 to August 4, 1927.
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Canada
Not One To Change Tune Says Speaker
The speaker rejects flipping positions claiming consistency despite shifting statements over time. The remark underscores a stance on reliability and credibility amid changing views.
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Abee, Son
Kazan James Oliver Curwood
Far North
Page & Co
Ree
Kazan
Wolf
M’sleu
Lisen
M’sses
Nepeese
Pierrot
Daree
W. N GD
Cutiura
Marie Rose Peters
Tourville
L’islet Co
Que
Bample Tach
Minard
Lady Buckmaster
Daily Express
Holloway
Minard’s Liniment
Grippe
Tou Lee
Lly LE Zam- Buk
LCM le
Ruth
Adelaide Ann Procter
Minard's Liniment
Scott
Thinker
Shipman & CO
Ovo Reviaece
Oottaws Cam
Borden Co. Limited
Montreal
Neur
A Bayer
Im Canada
Bayer Manefecture
Aspiria
Bayer
Tebinte Ef
Bayer Orces
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