World Happenings Briefly Told
A fragmented World Happenings column notes diverse items: Unelatonndl balances to Canadian Chartered tanks on December 21, 1925, a death in Ireland of David How, massing cannon sketches by Premier Massolini, Manitoba's growing tar production, coal mine suspensions on Vancouver Island due to demand, opium seizure on a ship to Vancouver, a debt settlement in London, an exhibition of a tiny man, a Montreal health appeal against flu, railway policy favors grain trade via the Maritime Provinces, Miller’s Worm Powders praised, and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as a respiratory remedy amid older medical practices. The jumble preserves named entities and dates where readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmth
Vancouver Island
United States
En Ma
Watch
Vancouver
Austra
Far East
Great Britain
London
Allan
PB. T. Barnum
Montreal
Eugene Gagnon
Board of Railway Commoners
Col
J. J. Ralston
Fel
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Parathyroid Glands Influence Blood Calcium Phosphate
The text discusses a theory by Sergery Beers on phosphates and a fracture, noting a need to extract a substance from loot for healing. Professor Cotlip of the University of Alberta reports parathyroid extracts increasing calcium and phosphate in blood when injected or ingested, while noting the glands are four small organs near the thyroid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotlip
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Fashionable two piece sport in silk washable fabric
French fashion creators debut a two piece sport trock worn with an over blouse in large plaid effect. Includes a camisole top and skirt with fullness from box pleats, sizes 16 through 38 bust. Price 20 cents for No 1261 and 19 cents for Our Fashion Book.
Sunday School Lesson on Belief and Resurrection Appearances
Sunday lesson devotes focus to John 20 25 and Revelation 14 noting Christ appearing to disciples after the crucifixion and his greeting Peace be unto you while revealing his wounds The article includes an anecdote about an African prince at the St Louis Exposition and ends with a devotional line proclaiming Christ as redeemer through his scars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Christ
Henry Ostrom
St. Louis Exposition
Africa
Mranger
Asa
Lamb
J. Wilber Chapman
There Are No Nests for Next Year’s Birds Says Poet
A fragment notes there were no birds in last year’s nests and claims no nests for the coming season. The line quotes a poet and reflects a terse, reflective mood about nature and renewal.
Women in 667 U S professions engage 10632 cases
Data shows women participate across 667 U S professions with engagement totaling 10 632 instances. The figure highlights broad female involvement in diverse fields, underscoring growing access and representation across occupations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Early Radio Broadcasting and Worldwide Stations Highlighted
An early article describes offshore and land radio stations, noting Rugby England as the largest land station with twelve masts and 100 kilowatts power. It mentions the first wireless station atop Mount Rosa approach and the use of broadcasts for advertising, with NYC stations like WEAF and WMCA cited for high ad revenue and varied rates.
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Rugby
England
Tne
Alpe
Tts
St Margaret's Hut
Mount Rosa
Jess
New York
WEAF
Deby
WMCA
Nerviline Promises Quick Pain Relief Across Ailments
An old advertisement recounts Nerviline as a universal remedy for pain earache and stomach disorders with testimonials by Mr W. T. Greenway and others. It also hints at tack tackling tips and promotes Dr J D Kellogge’s asthma remedy as a life improving treatment with strong endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Greenway
Guide Newspaper
Deaths From Wild Animals in British India Rise Sharply
In British India last year more than 5,000 people died after encounters with wild animals and 20,000 succumbed to snake bites. Tigers caused 1,693 deaths, wolves 835, leopards 464, and crocodiles 213. Wild pigs killed over 100, bears and elephants about 79. About 22,600 wild animals were killed, giving roughly one human death for every six animal deaths.
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British India
Ket
Crossword Puzzle Rasps Through A Sea Of Scrambled Clues
A scrambled crossword style page lists numerous clues and fragments ranging from fruit and animals to verbs and architectural terms. The noisy compilation blends potential fills with stray letters, partial words, and misprints, reflecting a puzzle page with dense, jumbled content.
Answer to Last Week's Puzzle and Medicine Liniment Claim
An advertisement notes Dr Thomas Beleckle Omas arming against many ills. It promises cough relief cold prevention sore throat swelling from sprains and healing of cuts contusions and sores. It frames the product as a medicine chest for old time and modern readers alike with rope imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Beleckle Omas
Reeve
Taffy Trade Takes Measure of Givers and Earners
A pithy regional reflection notes that some men earn their wings by selling taffy while others gain esteem by giving it away, contrasting commerce with generosity in a compact editorial tone.
Nervous Wreck Seeks Relief From Heart Palpitations
Mrs J Wilson of Port George suffers from heart palpitations and fainting spells, claiming she could not be left alone. She credits relief to pills sold by Milburn Co Limited of Toronto, advertised as a remedy in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson
Port George
Fo T, Milburn Co, Limited
Toronto
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David How
Belfast
Austria
Massolini
Bolzano
Manitoba
Miller
Thomas
Tippity
Irene
Charleston
Totsy
Rene
Colleen Moore
Gohdwut
LE Gor As
Oer Sett
Sain
Dan
Sergery
Paris
Jesus
Winntpes Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Wintpes
Liniment
Lee Anaetes Bay
Kansas City
Tack
J.D Kelloge
Eperor
Nuitary
Adam
Abbey
Department of Agriculture
Ocawa
Apple
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Nome
Post Office
Minard’s Liniment
MNS