Canada backs League of Nations amid postwar hopes
A Canadian voice urges unity behind the League of Nations to restore world sanity after the Great War. It argues public backing can strengthen Canada’s influence and advance arbitration over war, asserting Canadians have endured a costly war not of their choosing and require steadfast international cooperation.
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Tms
Dus
Wim
League of Salons
League 9
Permanent Court of International
League
Victiv
Canada
Nalion Canady
Mallion
Next War in the Air Warns of Future Global Conflict
The piece argues England must prepare for a future air war with an up-to-date air fleet and plants ready for military use. It suggests the Channel will shrink in future conflict and cites the London Daily Express. It also notes a separate item about abolishing penny banks in public schools due to costs and disruption to lessons.
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England
Grand Fleet
Channel
Earalier Guanta
London Daily Express
Fatues Tion
Big iid Production Mt Est: 2022 Gold Output Exceeds 1 Million
The company estimates that year 2022 gold production surpassed one million ounces, marking the largest annual yield since 1802.
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Wen
Williams Pink Pills Promise Spring Blood Renewal
A historical advertisement urges spring blood renewal with Dr Williams' Pink Pills. It cites pale, weak people, poor appetite, and low spirits, claiming the pills boost blood-making elements, improve digestion, restore color, and raise energy. Personal testimonial from J P Greselink supports claimed benefits. Pills sold by dealers or mailed for 50 cents from Brockville Ontario.
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Willing Pile
Enalie Sam
Wess
JP Greselink
Janow
Dr. Williams
Williams
Dr Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Wind powered turbine drives ship against the wind claim
An unclear historical notice describes a turbine operated by wind to move a ship against wind. It mentions external and internal applications of a product called Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claiming relief of throat and respiratory ailments. The fragment hints at medicinal uses and propulsion claims without coherent context.
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Thomas
Lee Ruel
Is It a Mistaken Policy
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the policy that strength deters attacks, noting the one sided logic of asking others to accept demands while insisting on our own terms. The text critiques passive diplomacy and references Norman Angell and a wider global influence.
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Fee
Infer Fiovus
Norman Angell
Miritain
Roman Relics Found on Major Ross Estate in Britain
A vase a siner plate and several jewelry titles dating from Roman occupation were unearthed on Major William Gordon Ross’s Chinzor estate. The items include works likely used as decorative pieces and personal adornments. Authorities have secured the site for further examination.
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Britain
William Gordon Ross
Chinzor
Minard's Liniment for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement row highlights Minard's Liniment marketed for coughs and colds. The copy touts relief claims and suggests usage for a range of respiratory symptoms, reflecting period medical marketing language.
Wheat Freight Rates Compare Canadian US Destinations
Rati Retes in Carda lower than in US as Canadian and American railways set grain shipping rates. The report notes Fort William and Duluth routes, with Canadian Pacific and Northwestern lines near parallel. It cites distances to ports, with Fort William 1203 miles from Fort William to railheads, and compares per hundredweight charges for US and Canadian wheat shipments.
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Carda
Stewstad
Foc
Eriean Railroade
Ube Lakes
Penguin
Fort William
America
Tara
Chicago
Feentcat Farm
Montania
Orthera
Alberta
Lander
Wyoming
Chi
Cxeo
Norrwestern
Casalian
Behave Decently Or Perish
A fragmentReflects on human progress and ethics warning that vast capability for good or harm risks societal collapse without virtue. References to science telegraphy and a product called Holloway's Corn Remover as a tangential note.
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Toyon
Manchester Guardian
Large U S Government payroll totals exceed half million
The pastroll of the United Government shows more than half a million dollars in payrolls, with 102,101 released during the two years ending March 4, 1923. Of these, 88,000 came from War and Navy, and 3,000 from the Shipping Board.
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U.S
United Government
War and Navy
Treasurs
Shipping Board
Bank of England Notes Cut in Half Sent by Post
English custom involves splitting Bank of England notes in two and mailing halves separately to reduce loss risk. The notes remain worth full value when the halves are received and joined again.
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England
Bank of England
Lenin and Soviet Tax Law Pay Rates for Officials
Under the new Soviet income tax, salaries above 100 dollars monthly incur 6 to 8 percent on the surplus. February government official pay averaged about 52 dollars, with Lenin and Trotsky among those receiving it.
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Lenine
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Ingenious Wind Turbine Promises High Efficiency Power
Japanese inventor A. Ozaki claims a new wind turbine harnesses up to 50 percent of wind force, far above the 20 percent of ordinary windmills. The device operates with storage batteries to store energy for uninterrupted service when wind subsides.
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A. Ozaki
Maes
Unclear fragmentary notice in old newspaper
A garbled OCR fragment mentions medicines and names like Catarina and Moodupot with stray references to foul play and a local place. No coherent event or persons are established.
Borrowed Path to Fortune of Henry Phipps
Henry Phipps rose from poverty to a fortune of 50 million through steel work with Andrew Carnegie over fifty years. A tale from his youth recalls borrowing a hen and eggs to hatch chickens, then repaying with interest. He later borrowed 25 cents to advertise for work and 600 to enter a partnership that wealth built.
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Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Worm Exterminator Ad Promotes Child Health
An old advertisement urges mothers to keep children sound and healthy via worm extermination. The copy links child health to parental care and mentions a product line including Linimitht for burns and scars.
Radio station plan near Halifax outlined for wireless link
An application to license a wireless station at Margaret's Bay near Mallia is filed by the American Publishers' Comminists on Cable and radio communications with several wire services listed. The plan envisions an experimental year between London and Mallay then overland to major American cities to establish large press matter exclusive stations in Britain.
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Marine Department
Margaret’s Bay
Mallia
New York Times
1 World and Herald
Chris Bane
Philadelphia
International News
United Press
Enterprise
Crandall
London
Maliay
Britain
Reliability of News in Minnesota Papers Examined
A fragment discusses the reliability of Minnesota newspapers and the need for honesty from those who supply news, noting the law’s role and journalism’s goal of public trust.
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Minnesota
Breathing Ease Claim for Asthma Remedy
Makes Breathing Easy. The constriction of air passages and the struggle for breath are familiar in asthma. Doctor J.D. Kelloge offers Astima Remedy, advertised as a proven, non experimental treatment with years of use. Buy from your local dealer.
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J.D. Kelloge
Belind
Shire Horse Shown in Canada for King and Mrs Stanton
Presented a first class shire horse to Canada for breeding by Mr Stanton of Enelston England. The animal and others will be shown at principal fairs in Canada this fall for breeding purposes.
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King
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Catarina
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Halifax
Presenta Shire Horse
Lydia E.pinkham
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B. C. Pinkham
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