Shorter Workday Fails to Benefit Workers or Economy
A historic overview argues that drastic reductions in daily work hours impair production and welfare. It cites Germany and other nations where shorter days did not improve health or morale, and instead increased costs, urging longer hours to revive industry.
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Peopleheo Hiad
Russia
Rusela
Brent
Tristann
Canada
Germany
Saturday Evening Post
Commonwealth Unity Urged by London Times
The article calls on Canada, Great Britain, and the wider Commonwealth to stand united. It argues that only through pulling together can the diverse nations realize their destiny to aid others and strive for world peace.
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Canada
Great Britain
Thoii
Commonwealth of British Nations
Uni
London Times
Poison in Mushroom Cap Sparks Animal Poison Theory
A fragment suggests squirrels may ingest poisonous mushroom parts while leaving the cap intact. It speculates that toxins could reside in the rejected portion and notes that the squirrels’ feeding escape implies no special immunity. The fragment calls for careful investigation.
French Deserter Seized Near Swiss Frontier After Years Defiance
WealthyFrenchman FBertrand described as a deserter was arrested at Geneva amid a border dispute report. He had defied police for years by residing on the Swiss side while boasting of entering France unchallenged, with portions of his life in Saint Julien cafe scenes and crossborder chatter. The case centers on a village with property straddling Switzerland and France, reflecting a tense frontier situation.
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F. Bertrand
Geneva
Vilage
Brand
France
Bertrand
Saint- Julien
Nerviline Promises Fast Relief for Strained Muscles
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick fix for minor sprains and strained muscles. It claims four vigorous rubs draw blood away and restore normal condition, with deep penetrating power easing lumbago neuralgia and similar pains.
Trade and Commerce Drive Attracts British Factory Delegation
The Canadian Trade and Commerce Department expands efforts to lure British branch factories to Canada. Four major British firms express daily interest while others consider market conditions and investment. A delegation plans to send inspectors to review potential sites and ground conditions.
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Canada
E Trae
Commitrce
Donia Fon
Azteen
Guard Baby's Health in the Summer
The summer months are the most dangerous to children and often a little ailment goes beyond aid before the mother realizes the task. No other medicine is of such aid to mothers during hot weather. Baby's Own Tablets regulate the stomach and bowels. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The De. Willams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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de. Willams Medicine Co
Brockritie
Right Hand Speed Outpaces Left in Skill Tests
Popular Science Monthly notes faster speed in the right hand versus the left across finger tasks with practice boosting overall speed while reducing lag in weaker fingers. French department data show deaths exceeding births in the first quarter. France's Mile Jeunes Lamar defeats a male foe in Reading, Pennsylvania. Minard's Liniment advertised for sale nationwide.
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Popular Science
Agence
Ais
Hanne le
Tanlac credited with reversing Winnipeg woman’s illness
Harry Gray of 126 Bryce St Winnipeg testifies his wife suffered stomach trouble and violent attacks causing weeks in bed. He credits Tanlac with restoring her health and hair color claiming she gained weight and now looks fit. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Winnipeg
Tanlac
Aif
Harry Gray
Bryce St
Manitoba
Building permit activity surges in fifty six cities May reports show gains
Federal Labor Department figures indicate May building permits total 17.97 million dollars across fifty six cities, a rise from April and a larger jump from May of last year. Quebec leads regional gains with a 13 percent rise, while other provinces show mixed results including Winnipeg Vancouver declines but May increases over 1921.
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Federal Labor Department
New Brunswick
Manitoba
British Columbia
Quebec
Ceutre Treal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Brandon
Moose Jaw
Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Putnam's Palafess Corn Ex Used for Pain Free Treatment
An old razor pacing its corns led to a fatal blood poisoning incident. The advertisement touts Putnam's Palafess Corn Ex as a fifty year old remedy that removes corns without pain, claiming reliable results and no failure when used correctly.
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Putnam's
London Sterilized Egg Limited Receives Charter
Sterilized Egg Limited, a new London industry, has just been granted a vindat charter for 200.00. Dr A Roy Routle secured the charter and title for the company amid early formation proceedings.
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London
Silent Encounter on a Trainside Conversation
Fragments suggest a conductor scolds a woman about motherhood or guardianship of a young girl. The terse dialogue hints at social propriety and a tense exchange aboard a transit setting with implied conflict. The source text remains incomplete.
Britain to Cut Army to Ninety Thousand Amid League Report
Britain faces a proposed reduction of its army to ninety thousand across all ranks once the League of Nations mixed commission reports to the Conseil. The plan draws sharp criticism in the British press, with opponents decrying it as dangerous while some support it as a cautious minimum. The Sunday Express singles out Lord Esher for opposition, accusing him of manipulating military power for political ends.
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Britain
League of Nations
League
Sunday Express
Lord Esher
Catarrhosone touted for throat and bronchial relief
Mrs HS Wilmot of Shute claims catarrhosone cured her bronchial distress and cough on damp days. She says previous remedies failed but the product strengthened her throat and stopped coughing, with an inhaler included in a two month deal from The Catarrhosone Co. Montes.
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Mra HS. Wilmot
Shute
Atarrhorine Co. Montes
Buried Culture Unearths Shrine in Colorado Park Dig
Dr J Wat er Fewken leads fieldwork in Mel Verde National Park Colorado uncovering a shrine on a raised dais within a large ceremonial chamber and twelve clay pipes along with idols fetishes and two vases including one depicting a duck. The find sheds light on an ancient culture predating the il dwellers and will be followed by further excavations.
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J Water Fewken
Bureau of
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Uiese Mins
Minaed's Linim vt Believes Neuralgia
An unclear excerpt presents dialog about an applicant and a newspaper editor. The dialogue mentions tears and inquiry into experience, but the piece lacks coherent context or identifiable events, people, or places to anchor a factual summary. The readable fragment suggests a tense interview or inquiry scene without concrete outcomes.
England’s burial tariff debated in early reform prompts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a revived burial tax in England tied to the deceased’s profession. It mentions a state fee of 2, a $5 tariff for a gentleman or wife, $25 for a lawyer, $150 for a duke and $250 for a bishop, with amendments noted in New York about a related law.
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New York
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