Baree and the Willow in the Far North tale
In an adaptation of a Far North tale a dog Baree is trapped and attacked by McTaggart. Nepeese resists, taunts him, and ultimately pushes the Factor into a deep pool as McTaggart pursues the girl. Baree grows calm under Nepeese’s touch as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Arie
Kazan
Vitagraph
Wolf
War Dog
McTaggart
Baree
Pierrot
Neperse
Lac Rain
Vierret
MeTagxart
Lae Batn
M’sieur
Creal
Weiss
Bush McTaggart
Nepeese
Nootane
Burene
Nebeese
F. W. Forbes Roas
Land
Woman reports ailment relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Wilam Morse of Annapolis County Nova Scotia says after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she can do housework again. A recent survey found 98 per cent of women users reported benefit from the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilam Morse
Loomington
Annapolis County
N.S
The Modern Locomotive and Human Endurance
A Youth's Companion excerpt compares modern locomotives with older designs noting that newer engines despite greater capacity require more repairs and spend less time in service. It draws a parallel with people where strength does not guarantee endurance, citing a 255 pound man who can lift weight but lacks sustained stamina.
Lumber shipments rise from British Columbia to Atlantic seaboard
Fouryear trend shows steady growth in BC lumber shipments to the Atlantic seaboard with current exports reaching 204,000,000 feet and expected to exceed last year's 263,000,600 feet total as the year progresses.
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British Columbia
Atlantic Seaboard
Woman Nurse Jaffray Honored at Winnipeg Amputations Meet
Miss M. L. Jaffray of Canada, the sole woman eligible for Amputations Association, attended the Winnipeg convention as a highlighted guest. A volunteer nurse with the Canadian Expeditionary Force, she later served with the French army and the Christie Street Military Hospital staff in Toronto. She joined the nursing corps in 1915, served at Base Hospital France until 1917, then with the mobile ambulance corps at Adinkerke Belgium, losing her left foot to bombing. She holds the French Croix de Guerre and an insignia en bronze for long service.
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Canada
Winnipeg
M. L. Jaffray
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Christie Street Military Hospital
Toronto
Miss Jaffray
Volunteer Nursing Corps
France
Adinkerke
Belgium
Largest wind tunnel announced for Guggenheim school
The Daniel Guggenheim school of aeronautics in New York City announces a nine foot diameter wind tunnel. Wilbur Wright accepts chairmanship of the advisory committee. The tunnel aims to achieve over 100 miles per hour and will test model planes and lighting power for aircraft structures.
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Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics
New York City
Wilbur Wright
Fighting for Baby's Health and Safe Remedies
A mother needs quick at home care for ill babies. Baby's Own Tablets are promoted as a safe, non narcotic remedy to soothe stomachs, relieve constipation and teething discomfort. The ad claims they guard against minor childhood ailments and offers 25 cent boxes from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Brock- Ville
Famous Man Steinmetz’s Favorite Books Include Childrens Works
The late Charles P. Steinmetz, famed electrical engineer, listed eleven reads from The Odyssey to The Deluge. At least four are children’s books, yet they sharpen the mind for solving intricate problems, according to Collier’s.
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Charles P. Steinmetz
Collier’s
Century Restricted Immigration Advocated for Canada
A London Outlook writer argues Canada should restrict immigration to Nordic races to cultivate a finer nation, predicting Canada will mirror 19th century U S development if current policy continues. He contrasts with the United States openness and implies Canada’s future growth depends on selective entry.
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Dominion
Canada
United States
London
Minards Liniment for Sore Back
A fragment of an ancient thigh bone prompts a scientist to estimate an animal's jaw length. The text notes 1935 US rubber use at 45 percent of world supply and last year at 70 percent alongside Minard's Liniment for sore back.
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United States
Wordplay Prompt Defeat Defence and De Tall
A pupil answers a teacher by embedding three words Defeat defence and de tall into a single sentence. The joke hinges on a mispronunciation and playful phrasing. The line showcases a classroom moment with humor around language and pronunciation.
Paper dollar life spans and band durability
The saying notes a dollar’s life is only seven or eight months yet no dollar has ever died in our bands. The remark suggests sustained circulation and value retention amid rough handling.
Brush lauds Golden Medical Discovery in testimonial
Windsor Ontario resident Chas M Brush reports improved health after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He says the remedy strengthened his nerves and cured nervous indigestion. A trial package costs 19 cents, available via Doctor Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.
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Dr. Pierce
Chas. M. Brush
Caron Ave
Windsor
Ont
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