Railways In The Far North Air From The Winnipeg Globe Report
Toronto Globe describes railway progress in western and northern Canada. McDonald discusses routes from Edmonton to Spirit River, the Dunvegan line, and connections to Winnipeg, with expansion plans and new stations. Demand for settlers and goods moves along the J5, D. & B. C. lines, improving grain and provisions distribution in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Ontario regions.
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Air
A. McDonald
Winnipeg
Admonton
Mellonald
J. de Newthir
Ie Wonton
Dunvegan &Ritish Colunbia
Rez
Auraifla
Bennemton
Bowlery Mberia
Nellow
Board of Paultway Commissioners
Yeu Tile
Mcdonald
Meira
Atherta & Great Waterways Railway Co
Narantan
Allimnae
Kart
Murray
Edigonton
Listorin
la Blithe
Alberts
Dane Ia
Biche
Mia Lulela Eravineus
Miso Cran Vastern
Canada
United Bites
The Family Bottle and Alcohol as Medicine
Aletter to the Anis Tatler argues against alcohol as family medicine. It cites hospital spending on alcohol versus milk, notes that alcohol may hinder recovery, and quotes medical authorities including Sir Victor Horsley and Dr. Welsh. It urges parents to avoid giving children any alcohol.
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Siet
Anis Tatler
England
Victor Horsely
Welsh
John Hopkins University
Garman
Ocean Horror Aboard British Steamer Sunk by Submarine
Captain Arnold Groom recounts the sinking of a British steamer by an Austrian submarine during World War I. The narrative details torpedo and gunfire strikes, escape in lifeboats, lootings aboard the submarine, and a perilous post-sinking drift to Cape Town with crew survival in perilous seas.
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Arnold G
Fred
Iing
Aublre
Iim Prew
Tess Intter
Captain Groom
Port Said
Alexandre
Aalto
Groom
False Statements Hinder Immigration in Canada Plot
An article relays opposition in Canada to American pressure on Canadians to enlist for overseas service. Vancouver figures accuse U.S. consuls of spreading reports to deter immigration, with strong cross-border friction highlighted. Numbers cited include naval manpower estimates and civilian workforce totals connected to wartime needs.
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United States
Canada
IL Hy Stevens
Vancouver
Stevens
Consiul
Columbia
Mocke
Milter
Washington
Royle
Lelay
Steven
Helm
German Atrocities and Rumors of Bayoneted Women
A reader-letter style fragment alleges German brutality and bayonet killings, recounting testimonies about women and girls fired upon and bayonetted, with claims of looting and terror. The missive is personal, adverbial in tone, and questions the credibility of reported actions while describing wartime horrors.
You May Throw Away Your Glasses
A sensational claim urges readers to discard glasses with a Bon-Opte tablet prescription from Cha Valmas Drug Co. of Toronto. The ad promises rapid eye improvement for farsighted, near sighted, and strained eyes, claiming many conditions improve or vanish when using the solution bathed in water, urging readers to act before it is too late.
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Germain
Chrous
Watt Mamborg
Grae Mayer
Geete Myer
J Bayer
Neuer Batovile
le Mayer
Mayer
Aili
Ulan
Phava
Ley
Alony
Cha Valmas Drug Co
Toronto
Mall
Eaton
Backyard Gardening Scares of 1919 Season
Report from kurall households on operations in the 1919 season noting produce valued at twenty five to fifty dollars. It highlights the wealth impact and coal living costs, and how all members from the eldest to the youngest participate in thrift and industry.
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Thay Lao
New Jersey Dairy Show Posts Big Prices for Cattle
At the Winter Pair in March, high grade cattle sold strongly with bulls and milking stock pacing the gains. Prices ranged up to 00,000 for Buller Vue stock and averaged 185 for HOPE breed entries, with one notable sale at 325.
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Resa
Australian Cattle Barons And Sidneys Vast Holdings
A fragment describes Sidney Kaman owning about 47,000 cattle, 23,800,000 acres of land, and extensive holdings across Victoria. It portrays his vast estates as dominant in Australian cattle industry, with tens of millions of acres and large cattle numbers detailed amid questionable OCR text from Breeders' Gazette.
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Sidney Kaman
Loy
MA Yanches
Victoria
Firmalay
American Discovery in Chemistry Promises Uric Acid Elimination
A dubious advertisement touts a Dr. Pierce endorsed product "Annrie" claimed to remove uric acid, alleviate backache, scalding urine, and rheumatic pain. It cites experiments at a New York institute and hospital, urging readers to buy a 50 cent package or mail for a larger one, with a promise of home kidney exams.
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Gigros
N.Y
Doctor Pierce's Hospital
Dr. Pierce
Groveups
Pierce
Kaiser as War Warlord Tightens Grip on German Policy
The text argues Kaiser Wilhelm II has aged and delegated real power to Falkenhayn, creating an intellectual authority over military policy. It notes Falkenhayn’s exclusion of rivals, the Kaiser’s flattery from generals, and Hendrie Nudson’s assessment that Falkenhayn is the most powerful man in Germany. Glycerine costs rise impacting industry and nitro glycerin supply for war needs.
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Faienhayn
Iakenhayo
Fin Weil
Kaiser
Fabenhayn
le Tempa
Hendrie Nudson
Germany
Falkenhayn
Gardiner
Mysterious Belgian Visitor Recounts Odd Dinner Dialogue
A visitor from Belgium related a curious scene where he was introduced to a lady’s mother after a long exchange. He recalled saying he enjoyed dressing the pid walt and noted the moment with a curious, nonchalant amusement.
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Hady
Ieilen Jre
Ancient Relics in Macedonia Unearthed Bones and Gold Ornaments
An officer recounts discovery at Thessaloniki of very ancient bones and pottery with worn bowls and gold ornaments. Four spearheads found on a grave, with intact, well-preserved remains. Items headed to the Athens museum. references to local digs, a possible date around 1200 BCE, and preserved artifacts.
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Salonika
Draing
Athens
Macedonia
Recollections and Reflections Impressions in Print
Bishoy Welldon in his recent work recounts a governess anecdote teaching pupils about distant countries. A pupil rewrites the line as Cambodia is about as large as Siam revealing early geographic misstatements and language errors.
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Bishoy Welldon
Cambodia
Siam
Hume
Shartening the Road and the Bloom Ramp
A fragment from Larion Opinion questions the distance to the bloom ramp and how far it is by foot. The text implies practical concerns about travel speed and distance.
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Larion
Why Women Write Letters About Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Readers question if Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co letters are genuine. The company asserts every letter is real with consent, praising Vegetable Compound for relieving female ailments and restoring health and happiness to women burdened by pain and illness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lydia
Pink+ bam
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Peace River
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Academy of Stedeine
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AL Meei
Datuuey
Erste
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Uboat
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Wanger
Joliman Wenger
Uwellty-tiret
Americi
Tom
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Ena
Mt Loos
Sin
S. Cross
Dorket Rowmwent
Weymouth
AL Senerson
Peel
Gallipoli Peninsula
Cross
Weynond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co
Canada Starch Co
Montreal
Cardinal
Brintford
Fort William
Beanson
Cowan
Tammas
Michigan
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