Is Dr Chase Your Doctor Discovery of Kidney Liver Pills
Ad claims Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills cure biliousness indigestion and constipation by a liver action. Testimonial from G. Martin of Fleetwood Sask, endorsing relief and urging purchase with price 25 cents a box and one dollar for five boxes through Edmundson Bates & Co. TorontO.
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Dr. Chase
de Doe
Chase
Bright
G. Martin
Fletewole
Saski
Dr Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
Mineral Wealth of the Far North Copper Chopped From Rocks
Prospectors report vast northern copper mica and iron deposits along Hudson Bay shores. William Beech describes copper chunks carved by Eskimos near Chesterfield Inlet and plumbago near Fort Churchill. Mica is widespread. iron ore value undetermined. Cave dweller in Australia seeks work after five weeks in a sea cave near South Fremantle.
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Ontario
Hudson's Hey
William Beech
Winnipeg
Hudson's Bay Company
Chesterfield's Inlet
Fort Churchill
Churchill
Beech
Tyrell
Geological Survey
Turnbull
Boeck
Hudson
Chinese Ethnic Assimilation and US Integration Critique
The excerpt argues that Chinese immigrants maintain distinct language and customs, resisting full assimilation in American life. It contrasts Chinese separation with other groups and warns that without permanent identification, their presence could hinder American efficiency and unity. It also discusses economic impact and wartime contributions, suggesting policies to restrict long-term Chinese settlement and prioritize native-born loyalty.
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America
United States
Lartien
Howe
Forsten Genahettem
Jennines Firran
Mazavine
Ancient Water Clocks Shaped Time Measuring Devices
The article traces early timekeeping from water clocks to candles and hour glasses, noting ancient use in Chaldea Phoenicia and Judeson. It describes a water basin with a spout, a copper bowl with a hole, and a gong signaling 45 minutes, with accuracy varying by temperature and later cycled to Greece and Rome. The Persia king reportedly gifted gold timepieces, and water clocks remained in use until the seventeenth century despite pendulum advances.
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India
Greece
Persia
Mysterious coin tale on London street scene
A crowd watched as a Duunon Paris coin lay on the pavement for a long spell before an old lady picked it up and tucked it away. An American placed a twenty franc note at the ground, drawing indignant glances, while a bystander eventually claimed the coin amid cheering.
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Duunon
Paris
Oli Iady
Americ Fn
Louis
Londos
Fragmentary note on glacier summit and ages
A garbled fragment references a glacier and a summit with mentions of years ago and dental damage. The readable parts suggest a geological or historical note about a high point and an old event, but details are unclear.
Parable on Journey and Gratitude Mentioned
The fragment speaks of a parable about how people travel the world faces, urging not to begin or end a journey without giving thanks. It mentions faces and the cross and includes stray letters, yielding an incomplete, reflective snippet.
Fragmentary Reflections on Party Ideology and Violence
A terse, fragmentary remark claims no party faction or cabal exists without the most ignorant being the most violent, likening it to a busy bee and an idle alma mater blockhead. The style hints at a satirical or philosophical critique of collective behavior and aggression.
Famillial Visitor Makes Dinner Call In Prompt Visit
An intimate friend announces, I came to make my dinner call. The family protests that he hasn’t been there recently. He replies, I know that, and I thought if I called that defect might be remedied. An invitation is promptly forthcoming.
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Bren
Massacre Reports and Jewish Relief in Russia
Reports from a publicist traveling through the empire describe renewed anti Jewish measures in Russia and calls for intervention by Jewish money powers to halt Russia’s bankruptcy. The piece notes arms being distributed by the Central Revolutionary Executive Committee and plans for coordinated bomb attacks using rail and telegraph targets.
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Rman
Empire
Re of
Russia
Coart
Star Nathan
Central Revolutionary Executive Committee
Canadian Northern Changes in Table Express Service
The April 1 timetable shift expands the Winnipeg to Edmonton Express Passenger train route with westbound departures from Winnipeg at :00 daily except Sunday and arrivals in Edmonton at 22:15 daily except Monday, plus revised eastbound schedules from Edmonton to Winnipeg. Sections cover Oak Point, Rossburn, Dauphin, Swan River, Winnipegosis, and Dauphin connections, with multiple intermediate stop times and full-service on board meals, while other branches retain prior service. The improved Winnipeg Edmonton link attracts new riders from the Saskatchewan Valley as trains fill with new arrivals seeking homes in the region.
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Canadian Northern
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Bellmonton
Carberry
Dauphin
Avine Winnines
Damphin
Eastbo Leavine Dauphin
Arriv Ine
Winninee Ek
Point
Ineven
Leavine
Winniday
Oak Pont
Winnipegosis
Winnipegois
Swan River
Swan [River
Melfort
Saskatchewan Val
Mezin Birthplace of French President M Fallieres
Fragment recalls M Fallieres born in Mezin a small city. Mentions a smithy and home near a loi house later sold to the church in 1872. Notes the smithy removed stone by stone to outskirts of Mezin where it still stood.
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M. Fallieres
Mezin
Sunlight as Life Giver and Saver in Medical History
A historical overview explains how sun exposure was linked to health, detailing the discovery that micro organisms cause many diseases and that sunlight can destroy bacteria. It notes practical uses in treating skin tuberculosis, wound healing, and various inflammations, with concentrated lens light enhancing effects.
Coston For Clever Doctors From Pearson's Weekly
In Pearson's Weekly a satirical view of medical practice contrasts distant lands. It claims certain cures rely on strong plant oils and criticizes European influence and native sciences for mayhem and rivalry. The piece notes that ethical secrecy and encroachment threaten traditional remedies.
Trunk Once Belonged to Dolly Madison Rescued From White House
A battered attic to basement trunk linked to Dolly Madison was rediscovered by Mrs. Roosevelt, renewed, and now sits among White House silver. The trunk bore the inscription Mistress Dorothy Madison care of James Madison Esq, and shows wear from a great fire.
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Dolly Madison
White House
Emigration Drives Village People From Boda to Spain
Villagers of Boda in Salamanca press to emigrate in a body to a new country. They say their social system may collapse if they stay, aiming to take leading local figures such as the mayor, justice of the peace, priest, doctor, and tradesmen with them. Widespread distress in Spain fuels this migration.
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Boda
Salamanca
Spat
Spain
Prince Arthur Demonstrates Duty and Struggle in Service
Prince Arthur Frederick of Connaught, born June 1 1883, son of the Duke of Connaught and grandson of Frederick Charles of Prussia, served as a lieutenant. He saw active service before dysentery struck and he returned to military studies at Aldershot, pursuing arms and diplomacy with seriousness.
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Prince Arthur
Arthur Frederick
Connaught
Duke of
Gestapo
Altea
Aldershot
Spring Tonic Promises New Strength and Vitality
The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for tiredness and low spirits due to poor blood. It features testimonials from women and claims the pills restore energy, improve mood, and aid the spring malaise. Available from Brockville Ontario or medicine dealers at 50 cents per box.
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Orden
Dr. Williams
Brockville
Ont
British helmet weight compared in German journal
A German military journal notes British helmets weigh nearly 16 pounds while Prussian infantry helmets run about 14 ounces and Italian helmets around 11 to 12 ounces, highlighting stark equipment differences.
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London
Light tests and tariff notes in European affairs
A searchlight invented by E Cuenod is tested by French and German officers with a 24 horsepower motor achieving a 1 000 000 candlepower beam visible six and a half miles. Future trials with 40 horsepower aim for 12 000 000 candlepower. The United States insists on tariff demands tied to school settlements before concessions to Turkey. Germany shows active interest in reviving empire shipbuilding due to great power.
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London
E.cuenod
Oldest Woman in Madrid Refuge Sees Long Life Ahead
A Madrid refuge for the aged houses a woman claimed to be the world’s oldest. Born in Granada in 1781 she lived many years and became mother to two children. She shows no emaciation has a healthy complexion and bright eyes. The home’s surgeon believes she may live a considerable time.
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Madrid
Granada
New York Tribune
Home Cure for Rheumatism and Paralysis Exposed
A midcentury broadside offers a free home cure book on rheumatism and paralysis. W H Vone authorizes a postal request for the tract with a preface by a Württemberg graduate. The Times and Fiji reports touch on shipping, immigration, and public policy amid global intrigue.
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W. H. Vone
Theniversity of Wurtzburo
The
Veno Drug Company
King Street
Toronto
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Australia
Jamie
Coston
Ceylon
Pearson's Weekly
Turkey
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Fanning Island
Times Orm
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Tasmata
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S. Preparining
Dudor
Rtalia
Fiji
High Commissioner's Court
Patni
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Hibmey RC
Dr of Honge
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Roe
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