World Happenings Briefly Told From 1925 Canada UK Russia And More
A collage of world items dated between May 1925 and January 31 1925 notes Canadian cattle exports to the United Kingdom and government royalty collections in Alberta totaling 907 926 dollars. Reports cover wartime veterans recalled, a Soviet trawler visit to Grimsby, tensions with Angora, Zeppelin polar expedition plans, and trimmed naval facts amid a noisy mishmash of names places and events.
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Shire
Marion
Canada
United Kingdon
Favorite Prescription Promises for Young Women’s Health
In a testimonial from Windsor, Mrs Hilda Hod recounts using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to ease weakness and nervous tension during girlhood and womanhood. She credits renewed health and strength to the remedy, noting lasting effects and a referral to Dr Pierce’s Laboratory for further guidance.
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der Pierce
Erdgeborg
Opt
Municipal Debates Liquor Law Costs and Enforcement
The attorney BW Craig argues against reducing enforcement costs from the share of liquor profits, as authorities face difficulties administering two acts the Liquor and Temperance Acts. The Province weighs duties tied to banquets and public handling of Iquer problems amid provincial governance.
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Gepera
Craig
Nervilite Promises Quick Relief for Lumbago Aches
Nerviline advertised as the king remedy for lumbago stiffness and rheumatic pain. Claims rapid penetration to soothe throbbing joints, with lam bag and rheumatic discomfort alleviated in minutes. Sold at all dealers for 33 cents, urging sufferers to try Nervilite.
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Chen
Vala
Alberta Seed Growers Report Grain Handling This Season
The Alberta government seed cleaning and grading system rated by the provincial department of agriculture and to Alberta Seed Growers Association for the season shows a total of over 2,000 bushels fed seed grain. Shipments have gone to farmers in Saskatchewan Manitoba and the Northwestern regions. The report notes handling of a large number of bushels to date.
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Atberta
Department of Agricultu
Alberta
Asso
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Death of Dr Shearer General Secretary of Canadian Social Service Council
Dr J G Shearer longtime general secretary of the Social Service Council of Canada died suddenly on March 27. Born in Bright Ontario in 1859, he was a University of Toronto graduate and helped found the Lord's Day Alliance of Canada. He led social service work since 1907, earning wide recognition across Canada.
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J. G. Shearer
The
Social Service Council
Toronto
Social Service Council of Canada
Rex Dr. Shearer
Bright Ontario
University of Toronto
Lord's Day Alliance
Cal
Cial Service Council
Canada
Nervous condition keeps woman from sleep says letter
Mrs Grace Kitchan of St Ant writes of a severe nervous attack causing sleepless nights and daytime drowsiness. She describes a weak heart, waves of alarming spells, and months of fatigue that left her bedridden before relief.
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Grace Kitchan
St Ant
Ata
Roosevelt Expedition to Central Asia Seeks Rare Specimens
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt and George Chor Hie plan a Central Asia expedition to collect rare species for the Field Museum. They will travel from India through the Pamirs by rail and pack animals to hunt Marco Polo sheep Markhor Himalayan tahr and other wildlife, as per D C Davies.
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Timit Roosevelt
Central Asia
Field
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
George K. Chor Hie
Janes Simpson-Roosvelt
Chicago Museum
James Upson
Marshall, Field & Co
New York
India
Ombay
Bimalayan
Serinagar
Pamir
Kashmir
D.C. Davies
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Advertised Benefit Claim
Patient reports gradual improvement after starting Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. After taking five doses, weight gain noted and ability to perform housework and outside tasks improved. Endorses the product for those suffering similar conditions.
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Thare
Sam
Milburn
Ho & N
Aia
Western Route Support and Canadian Northern Plan
A discussion outlines Western Canadian backing for the Hudson Bay project as a national undertaking. It argues for steady policy, historical significance, and proper Dominion role, noting Western vision of a northern markets route and Parliament’s past acceptance of the enterprise.
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Hudson Bay
Parliament of Canada
Dominion
Manitoba Free Press
Alberta farm land values rise with Canada wide outlook
A Balletin from the Domintor bureau of statistics reports Alberta occupied farm lands averaging 25 dollars per acre, up from 24 in 1923. British Columbia tops at 96 dollars, while Saskatchewan and Manitoba show 24 and 28 dollars per acre respectively, with Alberta among the lowest overall. Calgary’s mill rate drops to 42 mills, down two from 1924 and below early 1925 estimates. The dialogue touches on finance and a quip about ultimatum and foreigners.
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Domintor Bureau of Statistics
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Calgary
Featherweight radio clocks 6000 mile Guam relay feat
A light weight radio set weighing 5 pounds and designed for aircraft has achieved successful broadcasting over a distance of nearly 6000 miles to Guam. The system, installed at an army air field, demonstrates the value of low weight for air operations and broadens long range communication capability.
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Niles
Guam
Army Air Field
Dr Williams Pink Pills A Spring Blood Tonic
Spring impurities from indoor winter life raise blood cleansing needs. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a year round tonic for blood and nerves and claimed to improve appetite digestion and skin clarity by targeting blood impurities. Testimonials cite recovery from illness and improved strength after two months of use. Also mentions cheap transatlantic mail order and a French aviation prize note.
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Wiliams
The Cripple at the Beautiful Gate in Acts
A Sunday school lesson describes the crippled man carried to the Beautiful Gate of the temple at Jerusalem to beg, as Peter and John approach for prayer. It notes a life of beggary, sight of the temple doors, and the centuries old practice of alms as part of devotion. The account situates the scene around the ninth hour and reflects on daily beggar life near church doors.
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Paris
Peter
John
Talestine
Jerusalem
Revival of Northern Air Route Idea Spurred by Airship Advances
Interest from Germany the Scand in aries and Japan grows in reviving a North Pole route from Russia coast to Alaska. Br Frits Nansen may lead an international effort using an airship larger than the Los Angeles. May is favored to start from Murmansk with a return via Behring Strait Wrangel Island and Nova Zembla, aiming faster Europe Japan communication.
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Dea
Germany
Scandiaries
Japan
Russia
Maska
Br. Frittiof Nansen
Los Angeles
Murmansk
Emperor Francis Lord
Pole
Canada
Alaska
Rebring Strait
Wrangel Island
DeLong Island
Nova Z
Europe
la U H
Infallible War Weapon Airplane Bomb Threat Reported
The article describes an aerial defense bomb that homes in on planes via magnetic influence, launched from the ground to defeat anti aircraft guns. Experts say it could surpass torpedoes in naval warfare and submarines.
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Don Westmalnster Gazette
Woman Fits Clock In Dog Collar On Strand
Mrs. Arthur Ferrimal of San Diego California has fitted a large collar with a small carriage clock for her keeping retriever. The unusual timepiece dog draws attention from passersby on the Strand as they stroll.
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Arthur Ferrimal
San Diego
California
Ferrimal
Strand
Peace of Pacific essential premier Bruce urges friendship
A Paris-sounding note quotes Bruce, premier of Australia, stressing that Pacific peace and strong Australia United States ties best guarantee world stability. The passage echoes calls for closer Anglo Pacific partnership and mutual cooperation to secure regional harmony amid shifting tides.
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Pacific
Bruce
Australia
United States
Berlin Seeks to Restore Capital Punishment
Reports claim Berlin debates reintroducing the death penalty after a long hiatus since 1921. Proponents allege rising brutal murders and call for harsher sentences while newspapers debate the advisability of such reintroduction.
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Berlin
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Help Quebec Man End Boils
A St Leon, Quebec resident credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with freeing him from eight months of boils and persistent pains after trying other treatments. He reports renewed vigor and warns others with similar kidney or blood disorders to try the pills.
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Quebec
St Leon
Lou
Dodd
Lesetrd
Ehaye
Taleo
External applications ease throat and respiratory troubles
The text describes a topical remedy applied externally as a brisk rub to open pores and provide immediate relief for throat irritation and bronchial or respiratory ailments. It notes feverish symptoms can be admitted internally, with care to avoid coughing and lung involvement.
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de Thomas
Trytt
Fragmentary Note on Teeth and Fasetto Differences
A brief fragment discusses the contrast between a fasetto and false teeth. The passage notes a difference in function or appearance, implying a comparison without full context or clear details. No names, dates, or locations are provided.
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White Sea
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Zepper Lin
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Northern Air Route
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