The Son of Kazan and Baree The Wolf Dog Tale
An extract from a Vitagraph film adaptation recounts Baree the wolf dog fleeing a perilous canyon pursuit by Willow and Pierrot. Nepeese, Willow’s fate, and Baree’s loneliness drive a tense sequence as the dog avoids danger and observes beaver life before returning to the pond and seeking safety among the creatures of the water.
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Baker
Kazan
Vitagraph
Wolf
Raree
Pierrot
Wayakoo
Nepeese
Baree
Wakavoo
Beaver Pond
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham remedies in Canada
Letters from Canadian women describe relief from left side and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham remedies and the Lone Compound. One speaker reports improved health after four bottles, another after three bottles and a successful birth.
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Lachine
Quebec
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. W. Rose
Notre Dame Street
Coe
A.A. Adams
Provost
Alberta
Courageous Beavertooth Forces Baree to Wake
In a remote beaver dam scene Baree naps amid sunlit hollows while Beavertooth scouts from the pond. The beaver study leads to a tense standoff as Beavertooth signals a cautious approach and Baree reacts, revealing the young stranger is neither lynx nor fox nor wolf and appears harmless.
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Beaverooth
Baree
Beatr-ooth
Beavertooth
Beaver-toot
Beaver
Bares
Beaver-tooth
Taree
Biree
Dentist Executes High Air Extraction In Chicago Flight
A fearless dentist tested a local anesthetic 2500 feet above Ashburn Field Chicago in a Curtiss aeroplane. The unnamed patient, about 16, sat still as the dentist pulled an embedded wisdom tooth midair. Both descended smiling despite the hazardous stunt.
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Chicago
J. Nelson Kelly
Curtiss
Ashburn Field
Reckless crossing advice from a railroad official
A Great Northern railroad official warns that a train is about 1,650 times as heavy as the average automobile. The piece also notes Birmingham England’s vast output including 14 million pens weekly and 7 000 tons of rifles among other items. No man ever becomes shiftless to give advice.
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Great Northern Railroad
Birmingham
England
Ticklace Bird Ring Linked to Farne Islands and Newfoundland
Canadian national parks branch reports a ticklace killed August 12 1924 by L Curtis of Horse Island Newfoundland. A silver band reading Inform Witherby High Holborn London on the bird. Ring No 67423 placed June 28 1923 on a young kittiwake at the Farne Islands England. First Atlantic-side report under Witherby scheme in 16 years.
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Canadian National Parks Branch
Canada
L. Curtis
Horse Island
St. Barbe
Newfoundland
Witherby
High Holborn
London
H. F
G. Witherby
W.C
England
Farne Islands
Northumberland
Wilberley
Urges General Use Of Canadian Ports
A. M Belting of The Telegraph Journal Saint John began a coast to coast canvass promoting wider use of Canadian ports by Canadians. He will visit manufacturers wholesalers and retailers door to door to boost Canadian railways and port workers in shipping.
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A. M Belting
Telegraph-Journal
Saint John
N.B
Belding
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Beiding
Dheizgit
Canada
Nurses Choose English as Official Language at World Congress
At the International Council of Nurses fifth congress in Helsingfors Finland English was chosen as the official language. Delegates from 52 Canadians attended among 1,049 total. China will host in 1929 with five new countries admitted.
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Helsingfors
Finland
International Council of Nurses
Beatrice Ellis
Toronto Western Hospital
Ida McAfee
China
Miss Ellis
Canada
Dominion
Jean Browne
Canadian Nurses’ Association
France
Man Creates Car Park Job From Street Loitering
A man, nearly discouraged by unemployment, began a second job by guarding parked cars in a quiet street. He earned a police permit, tended to cars for a small fee, and gained regular patrons. A notable windfall came when a lady driver tipped him for fixing a loose cable that had disabled her car.
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Iman
Public interest and fuel economy in labor disputes
The Hamilton Spectator argues that public welfare should drive labor talks, noting ongoing coal industry disturbances are reshaping views on fuel economy. It warns strikes and lockouts threaten the industry’s profitability and stresses that both sides must recognize service to the public as paramount.
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Lamilton Spectator
Restrictive Homesteads Limit Western Provinces Available
The article notes dwindling homestead lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with a 1925 federal estimate of 55 million acres no longer opened for settlement. It also includes unrelated lines about insects and a worm exterminator product.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Long engagement ends with homeward marriage plan
Josephine remarks she will return to wed the "sweetest little girl," while Juliet laments being promised to marry after an engagement, calling it a mean trick.
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Josephine
Juliet
New Channel Plane Carries Restaurant Passengers
A new London Paris air service plane seats 30 passengers and includes a restaurant. A steward will serve hot meals aboard. A second craft under construction in London aims for the Constantinople route with a winged sleeper design featuring berths and dressing rooms.
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London
Paris
Constantinople
Baby's Own Tablets Endorsements Appeal to Mothers
Canadian made remedy praised by mothers for nervous sleepless children. Promoted by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario, 25 cents a box. Free booklet Care of the Baby in Health and Sickness offered on request. Endorsements claim quick relief and regular bowel benefits.
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Canada
Arthur T. Allen
Auburn
Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Potato crop estimates shift with North America Europe yields
The U S department of agriculture projects Canada United States potato production 125000000 bushels below last year while Europe increases by 18000000 and Tunis rises by 24000000 bushels. a fountain pen leaks more when nearly empty as hand heat expands air inside driving ink outward.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Canada
United States
Europe
Tunis
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CAPO
Kazan James Oliver Curw
Far North
Will
Maree
Bates
Masa
Varce
Butte
Ile
Master
Ukel
Sait
Inecto Rapid
W. T. Pember
Yonge S
Toronto
Ontario
Believe Bird
Atlantic
Canadian
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Fountain of Youth
Palestine
Ing
Minard
Wrigley’s
SMP
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