Land Sale on Bylot Island to Arctic Gold Exploration
A notice reports the sale of 20 acres on Bylot Island in the Arctic region at 40.4 per acre to Arctic Gold Exploration Ltd of Toronto. The deal is described as pay-later with conditions and involves government dispenses of land.
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Bylot Island
Gaid Syndicate
Vomimbes Guresmante aeaUing
An Ac
Huttin Balationde
Arctic Gold Exploration — 5: Ltd
Toronto
Isonal Congress
Lord Alverstone
Hngland
Twell
Great Britain
Aso
St Canadien
Onal
Winnipeg
The First Taste Acquired Habit Wren a Boy
A childhood testimony notes tea and coffee as drugs, causing nervous spells and insomnia. The writer describes relief after stopping drinks and recommends Postum Cereal beverage as a substitute. The piece echoes an advertising claim linking caffeinated beverages to illness and endorsing Postum.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured and London Archbishop Service
A fragment describes a London ceremony led by the archbishop of Canterbury, noting an entrance opened for dignitaries and a dusty crowd event. It also mentions plans for a sleeping room to aid sick labor and a preacher discussing understanding in a crowded setting.
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Canterbury
London
Caboy
German Spy System and Allied Actions During War
The article discusses German espionage and Allied responses including the release of three spies by Australia and arrests in England and France. It notes neutralities breached and German operations yielding intelligence value despite captures, with references to various nations and wartime espionage activity.
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Sytner
Heraas
Sis
Auvinen
Congress of
Association For the Agreement of Science
Ald
Germany
England
Britain
France
Gor
Catia Ag
Arun
Pay and Separation Allowances for Soldiers Relatives
The text discusses monthly pay and separation allowances for soldiers' relatives and dependents, noting sums and distributions, references to those with dependents, and mentions of changes in wartime support and related social concerns including farming welfare and paper industry advances. It weaves in stray remarks about volunteers, British imperial plans, and Salvation Army efforts in Canada with scattered figures and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Great Britain
Home Treatment Describe Your Red Wri Fr Free Beak Ned Testromei
The Canada Cancer Institute outlines a home treatment approach for a red writer free peak need. The report emphasizes patient self care, monitoring symptoms, and seeking professional advice for persistent issues.
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THE
Canada CaNcern Institute
Disfigured Soldiers Receive Facial Reconstruction
Disfigured soldiers undergo facial reconstruction using a new surgical method. The process aims to restore appearance by rebuilding features damaged in battle while preserving function. Surgeons report improvements in stability and confidence for many patients.
Des Moines Reels From Year Without Saloons
A Des Moines report notes the city’s year with no saloons as orderly and prosperous. Bank clearances reached new highs, and business districts show signs of recovery. Public sentiment favors continued sobriety and improved affairs as the city evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Keister and Leader
Nebraska
Just a Straight and Simple Kidney Cure Story
A testimonial from Miss Justine Biancuard of Loucester New Brunswick endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills. She claims the pills cured her kidney troubles and urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy, arguing kidney disease causes many other conditions and that the pills cure by treating the kidneys.
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Dodd
Arigit
Fragmentary Poetic Fragment About Prairies and Night
A surreal verse fragment paints prairie imagery with animals and skies. The text blends birds, coyotes, moonlight and distant gunfire in a dreamlike scene, referencing bears and woolly foals in a fragmented, misordered style.
England's Public Record Office Fire and Historic Archives
A long standing blaze in Chancery Lane threatens the Public Record Office. The vast collection dates to Domesday times and cost over £26,000 yearly to maintain. Records moved from the Tower and Westminster chapters have grown as staff of about fifty work daily, hoping for new discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Plant Industry
Mexico
United States
Chancery Lane
Lis
London
Westminater
Olla Chapel
Neurasthenia After La Grippe Outbreaks Warned by NY Experts
A New York City authority on neurathenia warned patients after influenza that many suffer lingering nervous fatigue, irritability, and vague head pains. He described treatment with rest and a tonic, emphasizing alcohol free preparations like Dr Williams Pink Pills, available widely for 38.59 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Guippe
Ia Grippe
Gripps
Dr Williams
Dr. Williams
Aly
Scouting in schools to form troops and land sales planned
Scouting in Hextish schools expands to form a full school troop of hundreds of boys. Federal suggestion foresees sales of school lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta in early June with sales at provincial centers.
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Moet
Marios
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Cme
Seomn
C Qwans Supreme Chocolate
Canada
Isi
Edwardsburg
Montreal
Sells
Arctic
Temany
America
Frankfurter Zeitung
Manitoba
Brows
Winn
Tribune
National Organizing Committee On War Savings
WN. U
Kleneney & CO
C. Soithe
Lared
Thab
Coderstan
Minar
Mike
Pat
Tarma
D.C. Lamb
Salvation Army
Booth
Tate
Veden Garden
Westbston
Miller
Ranchard
Herary
Prairies
Saskatoon
Foel
Mireares
Gillett’s Lye
Public Record Offices
Vega Storia
Siati
Domipeic
Sany Nts
Neurasthenia
Minard
Ila
Euphrates
Tigris
Swiss Snake Regions
Sherwood Foresters
Coldstream Guarda 4
Whitkers
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