Armistice Anniversary News Reflects World Recovery
A Thanksgiving Day review notes five years since Armistice ended hostilities in World War I. It highlights progress toward civilization, UK and Empire unity, League of Nations impact, and Canada’s improving economy and reduced unrest amid ongoing war debts.
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Germany
German Republic
Russia
Austria
League of Nations
Italy
Greece
League
Ireland
Free State
Irish Free State
British Commonwealth of Nations
British League of Nations
London
United States
France
Canada
Dominion
Bystander Mistaken for Congressman Taken Into Custody
A bystander denies being a congressman when questioned by a policeman who orders him to accompany him. The exchange reveals a humorous misunderstanding during a social scene. No other details or identities are provided.
Ten-Foot Binder Demonstrated On Saskatchewan Farm
A ten-foot binder driven by a tractor shaft was shown on a farm near Sutherland Saskatchewan. The machine cuts a swath ten feet wide and the tractor powers the binder at a uniform rate. It averages 3 to 3 1/2 acres per hour and the knotter ties about 46 sheaves per minute.
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Sutherland
Sask
Canadian Bacon Wins National Dairy Show Prize
Canadian bacon won first prize at the National Farmers' Dairy Show in London Eng in the colonial bacon class where all the dominions were represented. The award went to Guans Ltd Toronto.
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London
Eng
Dominions
Guans Ltd
Tororto
Buffalo herd at Wainwright grows under protection and numbers rise
The Canadian government buffalo park near Wainwright Alberta, east of Edmonton, has expanded to about 8 300 animals this fall from 716 in 1907. To prevent overstocking 2 000 head will be killed for meat hides and heads to market, ending a century long effort to save Bison Americanus.
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Wainwright
Alberta
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton
Buffalo Park
Back Aches Linked to Blood Quality Not Kidneys
The article argues backache stems from thin or impure blood starving muscles, not kidney trouble, with Dr Williams Pink Pills proposed to build blood and relieve pain. It notes doctors can test kidney health quickly and promotes Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. An unrelated ad mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for pain, colds, wounds, lumbago and rheumatism as a home remedy.
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K. Williams
Dr. Williams
Thomas
Giving Him First Chance
A brief dialogue depicts a dispute over stolen chickens. A man confronts a seller about theft and a questionable sale, asserting the poultry were raised by the owner and challenging the price. The exchange captures a tense moment of accusation and bargaining.
Is Your Nose Stuffed With Cold
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a nasal treatment to relieve catarrh and cold symptoms. It claims easy relief by inhaling through inflamed passages and offers a two months’ course for $14. The product is advertised by mail from The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal and warns against substitutes.
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Mali
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
French Prince Faces Eviction Over Unpaid Rent in Paris
Prince Elie of Bourbon de Parma loses rent dispute against Paris landlady Mme. Robert who obtained an éjection order and an inventory of the furniture and art to satisfy the debt. The case follows protracted litigation amid the Avenue Bois de Boulogne residence.
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Prince Elie of Bourbon de Parma
Paris
Mme
Robert
Avenue Bois de Boulogne
Population distribution and colonial imbalance in empire
The Round Table notes Britain shows a stark population imbalance with 1921 census data placing Great Britain at 42,767,530 over 389,047 square miles and about 1,185,000 unemployed. It contrasts this with Dominions like Canada and Australia, highlighting vast areas with relatively sparse populations and New Zealand's 1,218,913 people.
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The
Round Table
Great Britain
Dominions
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Steinmetz Estate Reveals Modest Wealth After Death
The late Dr. Charles Steinmetz of Schenectady New York left only a 1912 electric automobile and a $3500 insurance policy, the same as other General Electric veterans. He reportedly chose not to work for money and asked to be paid as he wished, seeking a house and laboratory instead.
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Charles Steinmetz
Schenectady
N.Y
General Electric Company
Canada poised for prosperity as confidence returns
Brantford Expositor commentary argues Canada enjoys prosperity with a large western crop and restored confidence. War debts and new taxes loom but industry improves and a shattering of public confidence would be timely to avoid. A light hearted exchange follows about love at first sight and a limousine romance.
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West
Canada
Brantford Expositor
Signposts of history hint at 1923 events
The Montreal Gazette notes patterns in yearly figures and recalls major historical milestones. It lists 1914, 1905, 1806, 1815, 1824, and 1851 as notable moments and ponders what the standout event of 1923 might be.
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Russia
England
North Sea
Pitt
Fox
Byron
Montreal Gazette
Dutch-French frontier seizure halts wallpaper note trade
German officials confiscated nearly three tons of marks at the Dutch frontier. The notes, owned by dealers, were used in wallpaper and cigarette packages to advertise a one million mark note. Police act aims to stop the long running scheme fueling sales.
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Holland
Joint Soreness Subdued and Swellings Reduced
Readable text suggests a claim of rapid relief from joint soreness and swelling through rubbing or massage. No clear product, person, or organization is identified in the fragment.
Nerviline Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pains
Amos F. Fleury of Kingston extols Nerviline as a splendid remedy for swollen joints and rheumatic conditions after using it at McKay's Drug Store. The ad claims notable restoration and endorses Nerviline for rheumatic pains lumbago and sciatica with a 35 cent bottle available widely.
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Amos F. Fleury
Kingston
McKay
Perfect Manhood Found in Australia Archbishop Says
Archbishop Duhig declares after touring America that Australia is developing physically and intellectually a new race of giants. He notes country districts show youths outpacing parents in size and intellect while benefiting from pure air and broad acres. The piece also promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a vermifuge for infants.
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Duhigz
Queensland
America
Australia
Cautionary Note on Church Parading Near Road Edges
A reminiscence recalls how churches on Sundays avoid edge-of-road turns to prevent turning into a ditch. The anecdote highlights a wary custom tied to safety and traditional practice observed in past days.
Angels with Wings Question Echoes in Puzzle of Jacob
A student joke asks why angels would seek a ladder to reach Jacob, implying a playful riddle about ascent and descent. The remark frames a mythic scene with implied heavenly beings and biblical figure Jacob in a light humorous context.
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Jacob
Praise For Lloyd George in Mutual Accord Dinner
President Coolidge commends Lloyd George in a letter read at a dinner for overseas writers. He says the former prime minister’s visit is a boon for both nations and for international accord, noting the value of better acquaintance with an eminent world leader.
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Lloyd George
United States
Coolidge
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by Athens Reader
A Ontario reader reports a severe heart trouble four years ago and says Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills gave immediate relief after doctor treatment failed. He keeps a box on hand and takes a few pills when feeling unwell. The pills cost one dollar per box and can be bought at dealers or mailed from The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto Ont.
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A. E. Barnes
Athens
Ont
Milburn
The Useless Sex At Supper Time
A brief comic exchange shows a husband accusing his wife of forgetfulness over glasses left at breakfast. The wife apologizes, and the husband mocks women for forgetfulness in a Pearson's Weekly humour piece.
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Pearson's Weekly
Inventors Work On Earth’s Electric Currents Machines
A report notes ongoing invention efforts to utilize the earth’s electric currents with new machines. The article highlights emerging devices and the race to harness natural electrical forces.
Impossible for greedy people to be grateful
A concise proverb notes that greed disables gratitude, arguing that those driven by avarice fail to appreciate what they have or receive. It contrasts generosity with selfish desire, suggesting character outcomes tied to attitudes toward wealth.
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