Sunset Canada British Columbia and Beyond review
Review of Sunset Canada third in the See America First series praising its vivid Canadian descriptions from Vancouver to Banff and Lake Louise. Highlights include hunting fishing Indian life and scenic beauty with Archie Bell’s engaging humor and a rights to Edith Cavell Mountain tale. Also covers The Mystery of the Red Flame a brisk crime thriller by George Barton about a Brazilian diamond smuggler and a U.S. secret service man, praised for brisk plotting and the author’s crime-writing pedigree.
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Canada
Columbia
Sunset Canada
Archie Bells
Egyp
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Page Company
Beacon St
Boston
Bell
China
Holy Land
Egypt
West
British Columbia
Vancouuver
Victoria
Lake Louise
Banff
Prince Rupert
Nootka Sound
Hudson Bay Company
Edith Cavell Mountain
Rio Janeiro
Secret Service
George Barton
United States
Barton
Wphilidephi
The
Page Co
Old American Echoes and Peace Table Questions
Fragmentary text questions American policy and public figures at the peace table. It muses on citizenship for German veterans, the role of representatives, and the influence of strong leaders during a critical time.
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Amer
United States
Action of Secretary Haker Aids Conscientious Objectors
The issue notes Secretary Haker supporting conscientious objectors by dressing them in new clothes paying wages and restoring citizenship. The piece contrasts this liberal treatment with that given to soldiers who risked their lives crossing the Atlantic and fighting in Europe.
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Haker
Europe
Farmers Union elevator to ease grain market issues
The Journal-World endorses the Lawrence Farmers Union elevator promising more competition for grain buyers, higher efficiency for farmers, and fair prices. It also quotes Des Moines manufacturer A. K. Campbell praising timely, accurate news and recounts his early career turning furnace construction into a major western furnace business.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Joam World
A. K. Campbell
Des Moines
Iowa
Campbell
Inconsistencies in Prohibition Policy Highlighted by Gilmore
The piece criticizes confiscated liquor sales by the government in Tennessee and Louisville, arguing the state acts hypocritically by destroying and then auctioning alcohol, with Uncle Sam profiting while prohibitionists push for stricter bans. It notes the contrast with drug prohibition and ends with a local ad snippet for Wiedemann’s sweets and Hanna-Carter Co.
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Gilmore
National Model License League
Tennessee
Sam
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Louisville
Custer House
United States
Louisille
Today’s anniversaries and notable events through history
A compact listing notes major dates and figures: the first Canadian earthquake record in 1916, Joseph Warren born 1741 and killed 1775 at Bunker Hill, Mariano Fortuny born 1888, his aid to Chicago fire victims and death in 1874, 1961 France’s neutrality in the American Civil War, 1583 Tamative bombarded near Madagascar, 1907 John T Morgan death in Washington, 1824 Athens birth, 1915 Serbian invasion of Albania, 1917 Lord Northcliffe’s U S visit as Britain’s War Mission head, plus a Rankin’s Drug Store promotion for bathing caps.
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Canada
Joseph Warren
Roxbury
Mass
Bunker Hill
Mariano Fortuny
Spain
Rome
France
Tamative
Madagascar
John T. Morgan
U.S
Aliahsma
Washington, D.C
Athens
Tenn
Albania
Lord Northcliffe
United States
Tanlac World Record Sales Hit Five Million Bottles a Year
Four years after Tanlac’s rise, sales reach over five million bottles annually with 1,306,186 sold in just the first ten weeks of this year in the United States and Canada. Major drug houses report carload and trainload orders, with retailers like Owl Drug and Jacobs Pharmacy citing large retail totals. The formula, backed by drug firms, adheres to pure food laws and is marketed by City Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Co in Lawrence and H. A. White in Eudora.
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Tanlac
United States
Canada
New York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pikes Peak
Woolworth
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Hessig-Ellis Drag Company
Memphis
Tennessee
Sleyve—Terear Loaols
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Owl Drug Company
San Francisco
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Atlanta
Seill
Lawrence
City Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Co
Eudura
H. A. White
Hospitals for Lawrence Needs Immediate Action
The letter argues the old Social Service Hospital cannot meet demands and will close. It urges the Presbyterian Brotherhood to establish a non-partisan clinic network via the Public Health Nursing Association within weeks, leveraging federal and Red Cross aid for tuberculosis, venereal, and baby clinics. A makeshift 20 bed facility and interim clinics are needed before a full hospital is built. opposition is deemed unfounded.
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Hyde
Social Service Hospital
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Lawrence
Social Service League
Hamlin
Stauffer
Public Health Nursing Association
United States Public Health Service
American Red Cross
State Board of Health
United States
Red Cross
M.D
Fifty Years Ago in Ottawa and Nearby Notices
A condensed report recalls S A Higes removal as U S District Attorney and Capt Alexander Banks returning from Washington. Local events include a daily Humboldt to Chetopa mail, social circle meetings, state fair decision to Lawrence, large catfish at Wiedemann's market, and railway news about the Trammers special train. Also references to McNish’s solution water and local business ads.
Knights of the Grip elect officers at Emporia session
The 1920 Kansas U. C. T. convention in Emporia elected R. T. Kreine of Topeka grand secretary Pr F Holly of Salina grand counselor J J Senjopsen of Leavenworth grand junior counselor and C W Payne among others for the upcoming year.
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Knights of the Grip of Kansas
Emporia
Birthday figures mark notable figures in history
Eduard David who led the first German National Assembly was born 56 years ago today. Mrs Humphry Ward, famed English novelist, born in Hobart Tasmania, GR years ago today. Miss Jeanette Rankin, first woman elected to the U S Congress, born 89 years ago today. Kenyon Butterfield, president of Massachusetts Agricultural College, born in Lapeer Michigan. Rt Rev John L OConnor, Catholic bishop of Newark, born in Newark New Jersey 64 years ago today. Picnickers and fishers urged to use mosquito lotion for outdoor life. Rankin's Drug Store.
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Eduard David
National Assembly
Humphry Ward
Hobart
Tasmania
Jeanette Rankin
United States Congress
Kenyon TL. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Lapeer
Mich
Padas
John L. O’connor
Bishon
Newark
N. d
One Year Ago in the War Report
United States troops captured Belleau Wood and 300 prisoners. Two killed and nine wounded in long range bombardment of Paris. Allies in counter offensive retained much ground between Noyon and Montdidier.
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Belleau Wood
Paris
Noyon
Montdidier
Grand Conductor W A Hollingsworth Leads Atchison Row
Grand conductor W A Hollingsworth presides in Atchison with grand page Walter Lovett and grand sentinel G A Stelman. Next year's convention will be held in Ottawa with Walter Lovett and Concordia noted among participants.
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W. A. Hollingsworth
Atchison
Grand Page
Walter Lovett
Conson
Concordia
Grand Sentinel
G. A. Stelman
Winfield
Ottawa
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
Caution that common soaps and shampoos have too much alkali drying the scalp and making hair brittle. Recommends Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and gentle, cheap, long lasting, and effective at cleansing, rinsing, and leaving hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage. Contains claim it removes dust dirt and dandruff.
Swager Sherley Speech at UVA Commencement Tonight
Former Kentucky congressman Swager Sherley will deliver an address at the University of Virginia commencement exercises held today. The Rose Festival in Portland Oregon opens today, combining with a welcome to returned soldiers in the city celebrations.
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Swager Sherley
Kentucky
University of Virginia
Portland
Ore
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