Baree the Wolf Dog Sets Out From the Wilderness
Baree the wolf dog, son of Kazan, wanders into a northern forest where hunger and danger build character. He battles a partridge and a deadly encounter with a lynx, then meets Pierrot and Nepeese in the Gray Loon country, where Nepeese plans to shoot him.
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Baree
Son OF
Kazan
Vitagraph
Wolf
War Dog
Wakayoe
Bates
Bose
Pierrot
la Mort Rouge
Wyola
Nepeese
Montreal
Was
Driftwood
Forest chase ends in peril as wild predator nears partridge
A dramatic scene unfolds in the forest as Sekoosew the ermine stalks a spruce hen near Baree. The stealthy predator closes from fifty feet to three, leaping to strike at the drowsy target with needle-like teeth as Baree lies nearby awaiting fate.
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Baree
Sekoosew
Besh Sekoosen
Napanao
Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Endorsement Letter
A Toronto letter from Mrs. Harry Westwood praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for relief from aches and pains before and after confinement. The testimonial urges others to try the medicines and to consider the statements of many similar customers.
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Toronto
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ontario
Harry Westwood
Street
Willow’s Rifle Shot Ends in Forest Tragedy
Raree Sprang into the air as the Willow fires. The gun’s force hurls Baree, wounded with a knife of fire, while Pierrot Nepeese watch in shock. The Willow’s pride shines in her shot before Baree’s cries fill the woods. To be continued.
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Pierrot
Nepeese
Baree
Coffee Customs Across Nations
The article surveys how countries vary in coffee making. It notes France and several others favor black strong coffee, Turkey brews fresh with grounds, Brittany roasts beans, Austria uses milk and whipped cream, and Mexico and Brazil prefer distinctive styles. Cuban methods involve cold water over ground coffee in a cloth bag.
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Turkey
Mohammedan
Russia
Switzerland
Denmark
Bulgaria
Brittany
France
Brazil
Chile
Paraguay
He Refused to Quit A Campus Football Hero Honored
A monument at a large Midwest university honors Hanson a student who died in France after playing three years on the scrub team and helping the varsity. He volunteered for hazardous scouting and did not return, the inscription recalling his steadfast refusal to quit.
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Middle West
France
Hanson
Scrubs
Seaweed Dyeing Improves Dandruff Solution Story
Industry workers harvest seaweed from October through March, selecting the best strands for hat trimming. The weed is cleaned and dyed with glycerine and waterproof dyes, then rinsed in artesian water to produce material used by wholesale milliners.
Unknown Surgery,Growing Death in China and New York Pools
Thirteen million die in China annually with five million deaths from preventable diseases. Surgery is unknown to some Chinese doctors, injuries are untreated, and many children die early. Pink eye blindness is common and fleas, mosquitoes, lice, and rats spread disease. Meanwhile New York builds swimming pools in palatial apartments.
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China
New York
Real Meal In Balkans Montreller Describes Serbian Inns
A Montreller who explored the Balkans notes Serbian hosts’ generosity surpassing Canadian hospitality. In leading hotels hors doeuvre serve per guest for about 40 cents with multiple dishes including tongue ham sausage sardine veal salmon croquette and salads before the main course follows.
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Montreller
Balkans
Serbia
Montreal Herald
Lipton Adages on Fulfilling Customer Orders
Sir Thomas Lipton warned that a business secret is to fill a customer's order exactly as given because customers know their needs best. He cited a groom's order of roses for a 24 year old fiancée that led to a broken engagement after the florist added extra roses at the request of a pleased customer.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Faraday’s Humble Tools Highlight Scientific Fame
Simple Scientific Apparatus shows Faraday celebrated as prince of experimental philosophers. His first galvanic battery used seven pennies seven zinc pieces and seven soaked papers, while at the Royal Institution he built an electric machine from a finger beer bottle. The piece urges youth to value simple tools over costly modern gear.
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Michael Faraday
Royal Institution
The Many Purpose Oil for Humans and Horses
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers versatile use for cuts bruises burns and rheumatic pains for both people and horses. The remedy claims to heal scalds sore throats and chest pains and notes horses suffer similar ailments and benefit from the medicine as humans.
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Thomas
Ancient woollen cloak found in Swedish fen may be oldest in Europe
Archaeologists believe a woollen cloak unearthed by peat cutters at Gerum Fen near Skara Sweden is among Europe’s oldest. It lay a few feet below surface preserved by fen water for about three millennia. The British Museum holds earlier cloth fragments. A later item touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for earache relief using a few drops on lint.
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Gerum Fen
Skara
Sweden
Europe
British Museum
Thomas
French Surgeon Invents Episcople Device for Observing Operations
A young Paris surgeon has invented the episc ope apparatus enabling medical students in an adjoining room to view every detail of an operation without disturbing the surgeon or patient. The device uses lights and mirrors to enlarge the operation and a loud speaker carries the surgeon's comments.
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Paris
Ethics Code For Motorists AAS Washington canvasses ideas
The American Automobile Association of Washington conducts a nationwide canvass of motorists to develop a code of motoring ethics. The goal is an honor system on the roads where each driver tests personal responsibility on shared highways. A national committee may be formed to draft the code.
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Washington Association
American Automobile Association
Washington
Safe Baby's Own Tablets For Summer Stomach Ailments
Mothers who keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets may protect infants during hot weather. The product relieves stomach trouble and diarrhoea and can prevent illness when given promptly. Guaranteed by a government analyst as harmless even to newborns. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
X rays Used to Find Pearls in Oyster Beds
The X ray method checks unopened oysters in pearl fisheries to identify pearls. Oysters without pearls are returned to their beds unopened, improving economy and future pearl production.
Icelanders Plan Townwide Heating From Geysers
Reykjavik residents consider piping hot water from geysers a mile from the city to heat homes. The enterprising townspeople aim to heat the entire town using natural geothermal energy at nature's expense.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
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Perrot
Driftwood Bridge
Nootawe
Cuthura
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R. R
Foresters Falls
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Gourse
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King Oscar Sardines
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