Canada to reception new war vessels as naval nucleus
Captain Hose, acting director of naval service, reports from England that Canada will gain a naval nucleus with vessels from the British Admiralty. The Aurora cruiser and destroyers Patriot and Patrician await repairs and re fitting before possible sailing to India waters, with Canadians to man the fleet.
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Hose
KCN
Naval Service
Ves
England
Admiralty
Ministry
Indian Waters
Canada
Aurora
Patriot
Patrician
Peery
Fragmented provincial petition prompts Winnipeg agricultural show
An active promotional campaign outlines a plan for uniform game paws and loyalty. A provincial effort in Saskchewan and Manitoba aims to connect agricultural interests with educational sessions at Winnipeg. A discussion on weed exter elimination will be undertaken this winter.
Wartime remedy claims for child health and worm treatment
An old wartime advertisement extols Miller's Worm Exterminator as the sure method to clear intestinal pests. It pledges to restore health and growth in children, asserting the product is essential for comfort and robust development during wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Miller
Mobilization of Russians Ordered
A decree issued in Paris via wireless dispatch orders mobilization of Russian citizens born in 1887 and earlier. The message specifies a total mobilization mobilizing all eligible male subjects as decreed by the Soviet authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Talent Amplifies and Redistributes Genius Across Minds
A saying notes that with talent a person can utilize another's genius, turning external brilliance into personal achievement through skill, delegation, and reinterpretation. It highlights collaboration as a means to advance creativity and problem solving.
Chronic Bilious Headaches Linked to Liver Condition
Reading fragment suggests dental or medical adage linking neglected liver health to chronic biliousness and recurring severe headaches over weeks. The text appears as a fragment discussing symptoms and duration.
Indian Days Feature by Beatty Debuts in Paper
Stories of Indian Days presents a weekly feature by Ree Peacle of Melfort Saskatchewan. Veteran writer Beatty, using the Cree pen name Clerk, aims to record Cree and Saskatchewan Indigenous traditions. The first tale appears on another page of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Peacle
Melfort
Sask
Beatty
Canada
Catarrhozone Promises Cure For Catarrh And Colds
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a permanent cure for catarrh grippe and colds. It claims to destroy germs that hinder healing and to cleanse mucous membranes, promising quick relief from cough throat tenderness and breathing discomfort with a three month course and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Impressed With Tour Speviing on tending ts Ea
Rerawn, Gi Primer of Wales commented on unity across British colonies during a broad tour from the battle cruiser. He spoke of shared devotion to the crown and the King and predicted future development and restored credits in global markets.
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Speviing
Primer of
Wales
Emigration theme noted in London Opinion visit
R J C Stead visits London and is praised by the London Opinion for his calm, orderly reception. The Calgary Herald reports his tour with admiration for his influence and the potential to attract readers to his country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. C. Stead
London
England
Connec Fae
London Opinion
Calligarian’ S
Ralph
Connor
Yheeman
Calgary Herald
Canadian forestry association tour lectures on tree planting
The forestry association’s tee planting car visited 120 cities and towns across the Prairie provinces during summer, delivering lectures on tree planting and reaching about 5000 customers through the outreach effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Forestry Association
Prairie
Mall’s Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Chronic Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarril Medicine claiming it cleanses the blood and reduces frequent colds by treating the body through internal use. It promises relief from chronic catarrh and lists testimonials and price details while urging readers to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Che
Hold Wheat for Higher Prices in Pacific Northwest
Washington and Idaho wheat growers in the Washington Wheat Association store about four hundred bushels of wheat in warehouses awaiting a market at or above $2.50 per bushel. President Georges C Jewett says a movement has formed to push the price higher toward $3 per bushel.
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Washington
Idaho
Washington Wheat As Powets’ Association
Georges C Jewett
Astatinhidd
Std
Asthma Remedy Promises Relief From Consistent Attacks
An early 20th century advertisement touts Relogg's Asthma Remedy as a cure for recurring asthma attacks. The text claims it clears the cloud of suffering, improves bodily and mental happiness, and enables sufferers to resume normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siresei
Lima Fe
Strength of German Army in the Rhine Zone Focus
Report notes German forces along the Rhine with 150 divisions or 150,000 men and traces of troop movements near the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S'Oors
Hove
Rhine
Co operative Marketing Discussed For Prairie Poultry Produce
At a Wattnipes agricultural conference farmers debated applying the California cooperative marketing system to poultry vegetables and potatoes in the prairie provinces. Speakers noted grain dairy and other sectors have clearer markets and described the Alberta marketing approach and the Saskatchewan Egg Marketing Act as models. Hedley Hedley a deputy minister praised act administration and H A Craig outlined the Alberta system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California System of Co-Operative
Prairie
Alio
Albercia
H. A. Craig
Saskatchewan
Hedley
Cure Rheumatism Through Blood Purifying Pills
A vintage advertisement claims rheumatism stems from poison in the blood and promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as the sole cure. It asserts toning blood cleanses toxins, relieves joint pains, and restores energy, with sales pitching 6 boxes for $2.50 via mail order from Brockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams
Willian
Agricultural wealth in Canada tops 1920 projections
Official estimates compiled by J. Bruce Walther project Canada’s 1920 agricultural output reaching about 1.23 billion bushels. Hay and corn volumes exceed 25 million tons, with grain and corn exports strong. Wheat price expectations around the US dollar per bushel, and crops valued at roughly 170 dollars per head of population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ofici
J. Bruce Walther
Pmblieris
Mis Tee
Nina Paeare
Germany Boasts of Wireless Facilities Report
A recent report on wireless installations praises Germany for extensive and efficient facilities. It notes 55 stations in working order with several head and supplementary stations linking to the United States and European nations.
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Germany
United States
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Hungary
Holland
France
Italy
Switzerland
Tzscheko- Slavonia
Titania
Ihe
Riles
Pr Paragory
Baby Conservation Association Formed in Montreal
Readily made medicine cures coughs bronchial troubles and burns. The ad touts Dr Horus Elektrische for scalds and cuts. It promotes a new Baby Conservation Society in Canada as a protective measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thief Officei
Montreal
Argentine dock project halts as German yard fails to deliver
A German shipyard that began a 40 080 ton floating dock project for Argentina at an agreed price of 300 000 dollars did not fulfill its contract. The yard promised towage to Buenos Aires but missed deadlines and cited facilities issues. Argentina faces costary delays as the government weighs next steps and potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ards
USA
Accoums
Passage fragmentary notice from a dated daily issue
Fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled text about daily changes and readers urged to keep in touch with something. The legible parts mention Manitoba and a dated context, but the full event remains unclear. The readable elements point to a local public notice style with incomplete phrases.
Short Course For Editors II Proposed At University Of Alberta
Alberta newspapers urged to attend a proposed annual journalism short course at the University of Alberta. Editors face time pressures in daily work and lack time for cultural study, the Calgary head notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alberta
Alberta
Med
Oealgary Head
Application Withdrawn by Denver Union on Pay Increase
A letter to the Colorado State Industrial Commission from Bill Post ers Union No 59 of Denver formally withdraws an application for higher wages. The union cites a price slump allowing workers to live more cheaply.
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Leifer
Colorado State Iniustrial Commission
Bill Posters Union Number 59
Denver
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Ceerd
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Ic Republiramiativede
United
Adeeb
Orem
Chiloh
America
Pat Etches
H. Clay Glover Co, Inc
Tig West
Sr-Street
New York
U.S
Vetario
RE de Leclerc Sci. Org
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Dhuggist
Gouraud
Hopkins & Son
Dominion Express
Rayner
Sai
meCanada
R. G. Clark
Secy
Summerside
Poh. Island
Summerside, P. E. Island
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Cook Medicine Co
Toronto
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Pf Auss
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