World Happenings Briefly Told
Madame Ferdinand Bryndza aged 70 recalls former Premier Clemenceau while discussions begin on a May first navigation reopening. The report notes war damage costs, a March 24 ministerial statement, and a Southeast Pacific airship incident. Two U S Army Air Service reserve officers died in a Fort Ellis crash witnessed by hundreds. A new Saskatchewan cooperative elevator plant expansion increases grain handling capacity, and the British Parliament is to vote on an interchange of vessels to aid Australian material fleets for Mediterranean and Asian training.
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Ferdinand Bryndza
Clemenceau
Poin
Prat
Liberated Region
Cates States Army Air Servive
Fort Elios
Teass
Gey
Port Arthur
Saskatchew Co-operative Elevator Company
Saskatelleran
Saskatchewan Plans Hudson Bay Cruise Debate in Legislature
Premier Trnting outlined Saskatchewan's plan to be represented on a Hudson Bay cruise next August, preferring a potential overland Hatton Bay Railway trip by 1923. Dunning noted western provinces favored an overland bay route. authorities warned the Strait trip might reveal little, but planners retain flexibility to adjust policy as events unfold.
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Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay
Trnting
Hatton Hay
le Strats
Dunning
Bay
Hudsonia
Occa Province
Baby Health in Spring and Indoor Care
The article warns mothers to keep babies indoors to avoid overheating and poor ventilation. It recommends stocking Baby's Own Tablets at home and giving the infant occasional doses to keep the stomach and bowels working, claiming prevention of colds constipation and colic. Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents per box.
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Matt
Theo
Brocks
Alberta coal for Ontario freight plan faces probes
Ontario government reviews securing Alberta coal to ease supply for the province. Premier Iruly informed by Howard Ferguson that freight rates on National Railways could be pivotal. A pulp and paper plant project near Winnipeg aims to spur rail link construction to Beaconia Port Alexander, with a $3,000,000 outlay and a 120 ton daily capacity. completion expected in two years.
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Ontario
Alberta
Howard Ferguson
Iruly
Wrret
Holloway
Winnipeg
J. McArthur & Co. Ltd
Low
Beaconia
Port Alexander
Wirtin
Trade Surprises Rise In Canada Over Meat Exports
The Dominicans Bureau reports Canada plans to lift the border barrier on cattle in 1963 and raise meat exports to the United Kingdom. The move, tied to economic shifts, forecasts a substantial increase in value and volume as market access expands.
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Te Dominics Bureau
Sat
Ogeanen
United
Kiegdom
Paltah
Save Nelson’s Flagship Fund Edges Toward Trafalgar Square
A large donation funds restoration of Nelson’s flagship Victory. A wealthy donor backs rebuilding near Trafalgar Square base of Nelson column. The plan aims to anchor Britannia’s memory in central London as the ship’s return nears completion.
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Trafalgar Square
Nelson
Woman Restored to Health by Dodd's Kidney Pills
Madame Francois Arbour recounts twenty five years of kidney and related illnesses cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. The ad claims Canada wide recognition and links kidney health to pure blood and vitality for nervous or rundown women.
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Quebec
Bright
Oroney
Dodd
Francois Arbour
Canada
Todd
Fragmented Health Notice On Catarrh And Training
An OCR fragment discusses catarrh treatment and hints at athletic training advice. It mentions stress on hard training and a misleading notion of safety, with a rough reference to accidents and a financial figure. The text is garbled and lacks clear attribution or context.
Your Teeth and the Path to Strong Childhood Teeth
An article warns that bacteria cause tooth decay only when entry points and reduced resistance exist. It explains how sugar intake and membrane health affect decay, stresses timely medical and dental care for children, and urges parents to seek treatment to prevent premature aging of teeth.
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Renden
London Transport Traffic Soars Across Buses and Rails
London daily passenger flow exceeds three million with 3473378 riders on subways and omnibuses. The Underground and streetcars carried 163401602 miles last year, revealing the scale of daily movement for work, business, and leisure despite a 7 percent rise.
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London
Minards Liniment and Worm Powders Advertised
The notice touts Minards Liniment for neuralgia and Miller's Worm Powders as pleasant to take. It claims worm powders cleanse the stomach and are effective, with mild warnings about occasional voruiting. It also notes large wheat movements to England via Vancouver or eastern channels, adjusting for home uses.
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Gratm Exchange
Aswert
England
Vancouver
Where United States Failed We Lost Europe’s Trust
A Boston letter argues that US politicians misjudged a noble mission. It condemns retreat to safe selfish choices and warns the country risks losing its influence as Europe bears the aftermath of that effort. The writer urges national accountability and unity.
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America
Europe
Avimmats
Boston
Limitation of Armaments See Nations Enact Terms
The article notes the United States Senate ratifying the armament limitation treaty amid broad support. Within months, Japan Canada India and South Africa followed with assent and later Italy approved terms. The piece reflects on ongoing global adherence and urges careful, keen observation of foreign relations.
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United States Senate
Washington
Japan
Canada
India
Aeton
South Africa
Christian Scient
No Entries for Soaring Flight Yet
Reported lack of entries for a new British glider project contrasts with interest in a 20 horsepower engine for propulsion. Experts doubt feasibility, while an aircraft firm advertises a two cylinder air cooled engine weighing around 80 pounds and producing 15 horsepower. Efforts continue to persuade pilots to fly a full sized aeroplane with the new power unit.
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Coutry
Quicksilver vein found in Japan with large ore assays
A rich vein in Japan, claimed to run seven miles on the surface and two feet wide, reportedly increasing with depth and assays at 18 percent. The report warns of child convulsions and death from untreated ailments, while a product named Mother Graves Worm Externaator is advertised to protect children. Also claims Lutle River in India is the fastest flowing, rising 15,200 feet above sea level and descending 12,000 feet in 180 miles.
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Japan
India
Hen Reaches 300 Egg Mark In Ontario Competition
A single comb White Leghorn hen at University of Bird Columbia became the sole entry to reach 360 eggs in the Record of Ber ance A during 1921 23. Out of 11 79 contestants since 1919 only two birds achieved the 360 mark, this being one. The record in Ontario stands as a notable achievement amid the 22 526 entries.
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Berance
Columbia
Ontario
Point of Resemble What New Mat Reminder Steam Engine
A garbled OCR fragment references a steam engine whistle and a worker named New Cou, suggesting a historical note on machinery and labor. The readable parts hint at technical or industrial context without identifying a clear event or full names.
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Royal Yeast
W. Gillett Company Limited
Vietori
Amsience Council
Adeurat
St Fg
Mediterranean
Mrs. Rose Peters
Toronto
Manitopa
Lot
Western
J Minard
Burne & Scaide
Arbour
Minard
United States
Castoria
France
B.C. Hen
Scott
Crown Brand
Crown
the Canada Starch CO. Limited
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