Dr Hamilton's Pills Advertises Digestive Cure
A vintage ad promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills to treat dyspepsia by strengthening the stomach and regulating bowels. It claims relief from coated tongue bad taste and bloating and offers 25¢ per box or 5 for $1.60 through dealers or The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Shadowy Rider Threatens Innocent in Night Encounter
A lone figure hides in darkness as a gray shadowy horse and a partially covered man with a revolver appear near a vulnerable woman. She braces for attack but freezes, fear replacing action as danger closes in and escape seems impossible.
Escape Plot Against Outlaw Guard in Midnight Tent
A young woman hides a rock and plans escape as a guard sleeps. Fraser and Ronald pursue bandits after finding a clue on Birch Bark that Mary Fraser was captured. They ride fifty miles toward the Souris Valley to rescue her, facing danger and uncertainty.
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Fraser
Ronald
Face
Moose Mountain
United States
Souris Valley
Zam-Buk: A Two-inch Box Surgery for Skin Wounds
This compact herbal medicine promises to cover cuts burns and chafed skin healing wounds with ease. It claims to prevent germ infection inflammation and is suitable for accidents and skin diseases in a handy two inch box.
Enrol Today for War Oath in Training Camp
The message urges relentless effort in war from training camp to front lines. It compares modern youth to ancient Athens and presents a solemn oath to defend country, obey laws, honor fellow soldiers, and preserve sacred arms. The call appeals to girls and boys to prepare for upcoming battles.
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Loys
Lorme
Hsien
Ancient
Athens
Agricultural Gazette of Canada Ends After Ten-Year Run
After more than ten years of publication the Agricultural Gazetteer of Canada ceases with the current issue. It served as the organ of the Department of Agriculture since January 1, 1914 and carried a special section for the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome.
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Agricultural Gazetter of Canada
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Alberta Election Bill Proposes Poll Closing Times
An amendment to the new election bill by 8. G. Yobin of Libere Leduc would set rural polls to close at 6 PM and city polls at 7 PM. The measure passed the committee of the whole in the Legislature.
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Alberta
G. Yobin
Libere
Leduc
Committee of the Whole
India and Varmah boast vast linguistic diversity and alphabets
More than 150 languages and dialects are spoken in India and Varmah, with numerous distinct alphabets far outnumbering those in other nations.
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India
Varmah
Cutlery of Czar Moves from Palace to London Eatery
Decorative cutlery once owned by the late Czar, said to have adorned the royal palace tables, has entered public use at a modest restaurant in a distant London district. The object’s provenance and current display remain subjects of curiosity among local patrons.
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Czar
Cutheny
Royal Palace
London
The Line Between Failure and Success
A compact reflection on persistence and effort. The text argues that continual effort turns near defeats into success and that failure truly comes only from quitting. It notes persistence can reverse bleak business prospects and stresses inner resolve as the main barrier. It also mentions Ladybirds bred in France and Italy to protect grape vines.
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Hubbard
France
Italy
Ancient Greek City Found Near Saliyehm Reveals Early Byzantine Art
French archaeologists uncover a Greek city at Saliyehm Syria founded just after Alexander the Great's death and abandoned in 273 A.D. Parchments include a 189 LC manuscript claimed as the oldest Greek text known. Mural paintings offer rare Byzantine art insights.
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Saliyehm
Euphrates Region
Syria
Alexander the Great
Movie theater admissions pay out over half a billion yearly
The figure indicates that more than 500 million dollars are distributed annually in this country to cover admissions for movie performances.
Durban Harbor Entrance Depth Report
The Durban port harbor entrance water depth reaches 37 feet at low tide, indicating shallow conditions in the immediate approaches and potential need for draft attention for vessels.
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Durban
South Africa
Low Wate
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