Painted Fires by Nellie L. McClun
Helmi tends a Canadian mining settlement near Eagle Mines with villagers aiding soldiers. Arthur Warner, distant, sends letters as Helmi’s community bonds grow through coal finds and weekly parcels. Eight years pass as Warner mine thrives and the Finn bathhouse and church anchor the valley.
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Arthur Warner
Arthur
Helmi
Eagle Mines
Rosie
Danny Corbett
Sim
Lili
Cee
Peterson
Helms
Memorial Stone Honors Arthur Warner In Valley
A bungalow serves as a miners club-house with a dining room for youth groups. A white stone on the lawn memorializes the first valley settler who loved the area. In 1914 he joined the war effort and on January 25th, 1917 sacrificed himself to free a companion.
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Helm
Arthur
Cleo
Arthur Warner
Baby's Own Tablets Promote Safe Summer Health
Mothers keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets at home to prevent and relieve summer stomach troubles in infants. The tablets claim to be harmless even for newborns and help regulate bowels and stomachs during hot weather. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
The Crimson West serial to begin next issue
The newspaper announces a new serial story The Crimson West by Alex. Philip set in Western Canada with plots in British Columbia. It promises life and action for outdoors lovers and Western Canada readers, with opening chapters next week and a dedication to native Canadian-born readers.
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The
Crimson West
Alex. Philip
Western Canada
British Columbia
Native Sons of
Canada
Castoria Advert Aimed at Parents and Babies
A persuasive advertising pitch touts Castoria as a universal home remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes safety for babies, daily need in households, and availability from every druggist, urging mothers to remember the brand.
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Castoria
Understanding the upper bicuspid tooth and its risks
The article explains the upper bicuspid or premolar, its eruption around ages ten to twelve, its functional and cosmetic role, and the danger of decay reaching the pulp. It notes a risk of infection spreading to the maxillary antrum (sinus) and possible need for surgical operation, urging patients to insist on complete dental care.
Little Helps For This Week
A short devotional note by Elizabeth C Kinney exhorts more faith hope and love to guide daily life. It cites scripture from First Corinthians and urges the reader to seek inner strength and charity as a path to lasting happiness on life’s journey.
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Elizabeth C. Kinney
Edmonton Board of Trade Tours Far North Red Cross Outpost
Members of the Edmonton Board of Trade visited the Red Cross Outpost Hospital at Peace Coupe in the Peace River region. They toured every area of the busy facility and were impressed by its equipment and staff. The article notes high worm infection among local children and promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy.
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Red Cross
Edmonton Board of Trade
Peace Coupe
Peace River
Porcupine Gold Area Dominant Canadian Producing Region
The Porcupine gold area in Cochrane district northern Ontario ranks first among Canada’s gold producing regions. Training classes teach young firemen to respond to insults, with humor about going to blazes. A reminder to use Holloway's Corn Remover for corn relief.
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Cochrane
Ontario
Canada
British Industries Fair Set for Birmingham 1929
Canadian manufacturers are urged to participate in the British Industries Fair at Castle Bromwich Birmingham from February 18 to March 31 1929. Canada has 2800 square feet, with rail and ocean travel offered by Canadian Pacific Railway from Saint John. Sessions include multiple sailings to Liverpool and Southampton with winter rates on cabin class ships. CPR will arrange accommodations for attendees through its agents.
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Birmingham
Eng
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Toronto
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ottawa
Castle Bromwich
United Kingdom
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Saint John
N.B
S.S. Minnedosa
Liverpool
Glasgow
S.S. Metagama
Belfast
S.S. Montroyal
S.S. Melita
Southampton
Cherbourg
S.S. Montrose
S. Minnedosa
S.S. Montclare
S.S. Duchess of Bedford
SS. Metagama
Ocean Passage
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
C.P.R
Farmers Buy Many Radios In Western Canada
Radios transform rural life as demand for receiver sets and accessories climbs to high levels. Canadian production last year reached 8 789 171 dollars, up about 2 500 000 from the prior year, with farm prosperity and clear reception aiding the rise.
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Canada
Western
Minard's Liniment for Every Pain Recalled
An old adage asserts wealth spares reliance on luck, while highlighting Minard's Liniment as a remedy for all pains. The remark frames affluence as a cushion against misfortune in health.
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Minard
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Nellie L. McClun
Jack
Sam
Nehanni
Finland
Warner
Dorans
English River
Vanessa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mitton McMuteen
SAVE
W. Gillett CO. Ltd
Toronto, Cam
Canadian Dental Hygiene Council
Saskatchewan Dental Sociey
R.V
Far North
Porcupine Gold
Holloway
British Industries Fair
England
Bayer
Gypsum and Alabastine Limited
Winnipeg
GYP
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