Suppression Protocol Signed to Halt Opium Trafficking
The Hague hosted a signing by Henry Van Dyke and Ting Tsing Pow along with M. Lowson, formalizing a protocol to curb opium and other drugs. The accord, binding on signatories totaling about 475 million inhabitants, marks immediate force for participants and highlights global anti narcotics cooperation.
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Henry van Dyke
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Ting Tsing Pow
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M. Lowson
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Porester Louton
Canadian Pavilion Showcases Canada at San Francisco Exhibit
The Canadian pavilion, the largest foreign structure at the fair, features an interior built to display Canada’s sources and beauties. Statistics suggest school attendance rises where roads are good, implying road improvements benefit farmers’ education and regional development.
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San Franciscs
San Francis
Canada
Canadian Pacific Head Predicts U S Prosperity Era
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, told New York reporters at the Ritz-Carlton that the United States will enter a period of marked activity and prosperity. He discussed rail and steamship plans, grain movements from West to East, and proposed corporate reorganizations to boost efficiency and shareholder value. He cautioned about currency and rail investments while noting Canada faces droughts and a strong crop outlook for the coming year. He expects Canada’s business to stay robust and rail rates to rise in the east.
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Unites States
Ir Thomas Shaughnessy
Pacite Raisay Co
New York
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Solate
Pacifi
Tie ‘Thomas
Roe
Sir Thomas
York
Montreal
Canada
Thomas
United States
Wales
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralroad
St Thomas
Sas
Europe
Cai Pl
Canadian Railways
Finett
Incersta Cogierce Commission
Curt Fantom
Oston
New Eoeland
Lower ‘Provinces
Migat 8 Tempt Ti at Number Of Tenpere
The readable text fragment mentions a numeric clue and a set of temperature like terms. It references eight temptations and a notion of ten per degree, but the exact event or context remains unclear from the garbled OCR.
Vaccines and serums cited as disease preventers and cures
The piece describes early vaccine science and serum therapies, noting injections of attenuated or cultured bacteria to provoke immunity. It explains diphtheria antitoxin from horses, hog cholera serum, and the broader impact on public health, with claims of widespread yearly saves and future expectations.
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Alberta
Williams Baby Tablets Marketed for Infants and Farm Animal Stats
An editorial fragment touts Baby's Own Tablets for infants with claims of bowel and stomach relief. It also cites U S agriculture figures showing 1915 farm animal totals and values, suggesting a hoped rise in domestic meat supply and potential lower prices.
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Department of Agriculture
Minard Linmert Cures Distemper Products in Alberta Field Study
Alberta experimental farm in Lethbridge demonstrates Southern Alberta soil potential with samples of field peas alfalfa vetches clover alfalfa millet brome ryegrass Kentucky bluegrass wheat oats corn asparagus celery berries currants crab apples raspberries rhubarb and other vegetables. District aims to become a leading crop centre in Canada.
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Lethbridge
Albeta
Uie Domine
Jon
Alberta
Canada
War and Industry Clash in Postwar Talks
A fragmentary report mentions Vickers Ltd of Great Britain negotiating with the Russian government over factory material orders worth about one million pounds. The passage references a wounded general and a soldier’s vow to fight for country, reflecting wartime sentiment amid industrial deals and political supervision.
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Vickers. Ltd
Great Brim
Gin
Russia
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Slaving Voyage Captured Pirate Vessel Off Red Sea
A wireless operator aboard a British battleship reports the capture of a large vessel in the Red Sea used to transport captured Africans to Arabia for slavery. Survivors describe slave women and children in dire condition, some forced to beg for mercy. Sailors rescued them, and some captives later kissed the rescuers’ boots, grateful for salvation.
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Africa
Red Sea
Arabia
Althved
Wong
The Doctor's Wife Endorses Grape Nuts For All Diets
A nurse endorses Grape Nuts noting it is gentle on the stomach, suitable for patients and the aged with difficult chewing, and adaptable when softened with milk. The letter claims strong nourishing value and cites it as ideal for breakfast, with a sourcename and mention of the Road to Wellville book.
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Canadien Postum Co
Wellville
Sime
Tim
New Industry Growth Hopes From British Columbia Hemp
The article notes hemp from British Columbia along the coast and interior shows promise for industrial use. It suggests hemp could supply binder twine for Western Canada, offering employment to Indigenous peoples and potential rope and twine manufacture with modern machinery. The piece highlights regional opportunities near New Hazelton and the Pacific Railway.
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British Columbia
Awilixate
Amin
Bathles
New Hazelton
Wester Canada
Canada
Dr Chase's Nerve Food Promises Cure for Locomotor Ataxia
Letter from Mrs Thos Allan of Sombra Dut describing five years of paralysis and heart trouble. After using Dr Chase's Nerve Food Box 1 she improved enough to walk and sleep without nervous spells. She notes purchase of Nerve Food No 6 for $2.50 from dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Limited Toronto.
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Thos. Allan
Sombra
Chase
Chae
Edmanson, Bates & Co. Limited
Toronto
Bread prices and war impacts on supply in Britain
A fragmented report discusses bread at 45 cents a loaf in Britain and warns that without sea control famine could rise, noting wheat prices near 44 shillings per quarter and the impact of war on trade. It also mentions coal byproducts from Germany and Austro-Hungary, Saskatchewan land ready for wheat and oats, and Canada’s vast area.
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Britain
Tibet
Isol
Far-Satchewan
Saskatch
Jellicoe the Boxer Admiral Who Could Fight in Ring
The article portrays Vice Admiral Sir John Jellicoe as a famed boxer in his younger British naval days. It notes his bantam weight and victories over light and middleweights, plus a football past at Rottingdean. It also references his athletic strength aiding his sea service.
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John Jellicoe
North Sea
Hrilish
Pie Debate Turns Into Family Household Question
A hostess asks Willie if two pieces of pie are allowed at home versus the party setting. Willie objects seeking a second piece, while a third party explains Phi’s pie rights and preferences.
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Willie
U S oil production hits record in 1914
United States oil output reaches a peak in 1914, surpassing all prior years, with preliminary estimates around 218,446,000 barrels. US Geological Survey analyst Joan D. Northup notes about thirteen percent above 1913 levels, with most production from California and Oklahoma.
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United States
Joan D. Northup
Geolotical Survey
Mr Northup
Californisnd
Okahoma—Dun
Canadian Fire Companies and Global Trade Echoes
A fragmented report notes twenty one Canadian fire companies, twenty four British firms, and thirty one American companies. It mentions French, Argentine, British Indian, and Had a regions as major world traders, with France handling roughly one hundred thousand business units yearly and calls for strict economy to support external benefits.
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India
France
Skin Trouble Over Child's Head Leads to Remedies
A reader reports a child's severe scalp condition at 99 Foundry St Moncton with itching and scratching day and night. After ineffectual washes, a physician suggested early treatment with soothing creams and brand products, as noted by Mr Jamon Plunk steering care.
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Foundry
St. Moncton
Ste
Myo
Jamon Plunk
Pimples And Blackheads In Ancient Skincare Ad
A 1921 testimonial shows a reader named Artsur J. Very describing pimples and blackheads treated with Clinara and Ointment after trying various products. The note claims noticeable improvement after weeks, mentioning Steplemee Bt and Tyromite, Ont.
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Steplemee
Clinara
Artsur Jkvery
Unsure snippet hints at mail offer and patent items
Fragmentary text mentions samples by mail and a postal or department reference, unclear names or dates, leaving the main item indeterminable but suggesting a promotional notice or product sample offer.
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