Record Crop Outlook in Western Canada and Silo Push
The article reports favorable weather and rising yields in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with wheat thriving and record per acre production possible. It notes corn sunflowers and alfalfa expanding, silos rising amid lower costs, and a prairie diversification toward mixed farming boosting cattle dairy and grain sectors. Local lumbermen and farmers push for 2000 silos this year as building activity increases.
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Union
Canada
Minitola
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Red River
Rocky Mountains
Peace River
Prairie Provinces
Bays
Prairie Lumberman
Vancouver
Protection From Radium by Lead Shielding
A French Academy of Medicine expert advises strict protection against radium exposure. Operators should wear gloves tied with lead, spectacles with lead salt, handle cadmium salts with pincers, and sit shielded by lead. He is developing a lead heart and limb protector and recommends wrapping in thin lead sheets.
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Delphere
French Academy of Medicine
Oilure scales on fish stir bathing ailment claim
Jud Tunkins and Judy Tunkins discuss oilure claiming it adds scales to fish that resemble more bathing attire than what some people wear. The remark links to an odd fashion comparison.
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Judy Tunkins
Missouri lodging dispute over a single hair claim
A red-headed lawyer questions a boarder about a bed hair claim in a Missouri hotel scene. The offended guest asserts the room lacked a single hair despite previous assurances, saying Bo J did it. The confrontation moves toward a room inspection to settle the dispute.
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Luodlady
Bo J
Knows a Lot About Son Returning from College
Dialogue captures family banter as a mother and father discuss their son's college return and his evident growth, noting the father's sense that the son has learned more than his parents over time. The exchange suggests warmth and pride in the son's development and the family dynamic at home.
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Los
Afetime
Long-Felt Want in a Gasoline Pitch
In a curiously phrased exchange a smooth caller offers a crude petroleum prospectus while Mr. Gilipping balks at crude and seeks a popular product, asking how to buy gasoline at 15 cents a gallon or less, a price justification tale from the Birmingham Age Mercury context.
Protecting the Babies and Child Welfare Efforts
Dr Trudy King cites New Zealand child death rate goals as a benchmark while American efforts expand newborn registration, milk safety, and breast feeding education. The American Child Hygiene Association ranks 610 cities, led by Astoria and Seattle, with many cities under 60 per 1000 live births, and stresses the impact of local health departments and milk laws on infant health.
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Trudy King
New Zealand
Seattle
New York
Tre
Washington
Oregon
American Child Hygiene Asanciaton
Axcoria
Ore
Pasadena
Cal
Brookline
Mase
Houston
Tex
Richmond
Manchester
Portland
San Francisco
Spokane
Oakland
Tacoma
Berkeley
San Diego
West New York
Astoria
Conn
California
Texas
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Ohio
Tennessee
Georgia
Indiana
Michigan
Virginia
Dunmore
East Liverpool
Youngstown
Trudy Ki
Of Fuel and Lubrication in Automobiles
A father explains engine gearings spark timing and the need for good fuel and proper lubrication. He warns that polished engines fail to perform with cheap gasoline and oil. The piece shifts to unrelated items on Prohibition and international notes including Norwegian sailors, Argentina Fascists, and German goods in Buenos Aires.
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Fiat
Lason
Fragmented tale of a knot and a lost fishing trip
A garbled narrative describes a fishing mishap with a knot that won't hold and friends failing to recover the line. The scene shifts to a tense moment as everyone struggles, a string of ash is mentioned, and the narrator recalls a father's admonition about the poor end of the effort.
A Tent or a Monument in Disarmament Hope
The Detroit News urges bold disarmament action as the one star of hope for all humanity. Britain France Italy and Japan are urged to join all nations at a common table without reservations. The piece warns the conference under President Harding must succeed or risk bankruptcy and despair, asking if we build a tent or a granite monument for world peace.
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Harding
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Three on a Seat Sparks Massachusetts Rule Debate
Local officials in one or two Massachusetts towns bar three people on the front seat of an automobile deeming it dangerous for driver control amid crowded conditions. The issue contrasts safety concerns with practical ride arrangements.
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Portland
Massachusetts
Bathing in hot weather tips and odd historical notes
A column discusses cooling baths for hot weather including cold baths on waking and before bed, plus cautions for children and adults. It cites medical opinions on heat absorption and mentions practical bath remedies such as epsom salt, mustard baths, bran baths, and soda baths with simple preparation guidance. It also notes a fine for tax evasion and a historical remark about Greenland and Liberia immigration.
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Doves
Journal of the American Medical Association
London Ties
Leonard Hii
Leonard PM
Finken
Kerley
Edward Cecil Cast Selected for The Match Breaker
Edward Cecil is the first cast member announced for Viola Danna's Metro picture The Match Breaker. He previously supported Mie Dry in three Metro successes and played roles as an underworld leader in Pluckmall and a Russian count in The Offshore Pirate.
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Edward Cecil
Viola Danna
Metro
Mr. Cecil
Mie Dry
Cinderella
Health and Archery Versus Major College Athletics
A bygone essay argues major college athletics harm students, praising archery as timeless sport for all ages. It contrasts football and other sports’ narrow benefits with archery’s universal fitness, independence from teammates, and adaptability to old, middle aged, and young people alike.
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Maijor
Tin Fellows
Phe
Helsu
Yesterday’s Door to Yesterday at Sioux City Street
A fragmentary note recalls yesterday and a dreamlike glimpse of a past in Sioux City. Hetty Brown of 100 South Maple Street is mentioned in a brief, hazy line. The piece pairs a nostalgic scene with a clipped address.
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Hetty Brown
Maple Street
Sioux City
Back Pay film adaptation by Hurst studio develops story
Photographs for the Cosmopolitan production Back Pay from Kann Hurst's tale, adapted for film by Frances Marion, stars Beona Owen and Matt Moore under director Frank Horgage. Supporting cast includes J Barnes Sherry and Ehel Durny as shooting nears completion at Astoria L A Studio.
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Cosmopolitan
Kann Hurst
Frances Marion
Fannie Hurst
W. K. Hurst
Astoria L. A
Frank Horgage
Beona Owen
Matt Moore
J. Barnes Sherry
Ehel Durny
Fannie Kurst
Ly Es
Ingenious Clock Traditions From Celumtus Dispatch
A lively note on historical clockwork oddities tracing early inventors from Naples and New York. It highlights Corstange Hiens and Apese curtaeities, describing elaborate mechanisms, delicate parts, and the practical uses of timekeeping in daily life and private enterprises.
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Naples
Corstange Hiens
New York
Medinatiern
From Speech to Chancellor Werth in a New Germany
An OCR fragment discusses studying past German constitutional aims and federation ideas under Württemberg Bavaria Baden Hessen and other states. It contrasts the old empire’s centralized aims with a future federation while noting a Rockefeller anecdote and a New York delegation with miscellaneous 19th century references and odd details.
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Germany
Wurttembers
Bavaria
Basony
Baden
Pias Ile
Pepe
Towns Praises Tanine Cure At Sanitary Market Ad
Joseph St Towns, proprietor of the Sanitary Meat Market in Marshath Meir, credits Tanine with curing a year of stomach trouble and renewed energy. He reports gaining weight and better sleep after using three bottles, and invites others to learn more from him. Tanine is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Tanhie
Joseph St. Towns
Sanitary Meat Market
Marshath Meir
Tanlie
Linwe
Vienna Needy Plan For Colonization To Aid Hungry
A proposed mnd colonization scheme by Peter Weston aims to aid Vienna's hungry. It envisions a central administrative bureau to acquire land and build standardized homes near Vienna with a 6 million square meter garden, and larger farm holdings. The government would appropriate 10,000,000,000 crowns for execution, and the plan is under government consideration with broad party support.
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Vienna
Peter Weston
Vocentral
Andoemeth
Barger Farm
Abso
Fragmentary local note on a stove and household goods
Jumbled OCR text shows a fragmentary local notice mentioning a fireless cooker and selling a devise. The passage references Birmingham Ace Herald style phrases and a woman's view on economy, with unclear dates or names.
Ohio divorce case prompts judge to urge equal voter support
In a Rural Weekly note from Ohio a judge comments on a divorce dispute and urges women in the county to vote for him again, remarking the judge should earn every woman’s vote. The piece lauds Marsha as a rising figure amid wartime coverage and notes a Pennsylvania girl eloping before a wedding ceremony.
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Ohio
Plains
Lillian Questions Soul and God in Odd School Lesson
In a fragmentary school scene Lillian asks what the soul is and how it gains wings. Mother answers vaguely about the soul as a poet in tint, then Lilian inquires if Mother is God and central alike. Father begins to answer but is interrupted by the town context.
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Mother
Lilian
God
Bras
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled near dialogue
An unreadable OCR passage presents mixed gibberish and partial phrases about two people meeting and various unclear names and terms. The fragmented text lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete facts.
Tea and Coffee Disturb Sleep Warns of Nervous Breakdown
A health notice warns that consuming tea or coffee can disturb sleep and may sow the seeds of a nervous breakdown. The guidance targets grocers to caution shoppers about morning and evening caffeine intake.
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