World Happenings Briefly Told From A Muddled Ledger
In British Columbia bears tapping is banned and only bears may be shot. A throat transmitter reduces outside noise. Ontario reports 109 newspapers and periodicals, down from 745. Brighouse Park betting is noted. Vancouver notes a new electric facility at Ca Canada. Canada holds the largest forest in Labrador Hudson Bay district, about 1000 miles. Diplomatic ties normalizing France and the Vatican after 1988 break. Damper apple crop expected in British Columbia. Maynes, an aviator, fined at Chelsea for aviation. A 1930s route in Germany purchased by the Canadian Railway for future use. A meeting will rename the Fupress of China.
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Ontario
Brighowse Park
Vancouver
B.C
Ca Canada
Labradora
Hudson Bay
M. Maynes
Chelsea
Maes
Pease
Bolt
Germany
Canad
Fupress
China
Woman Credits Vegetable Compound Healing Recovery
Chesley Ontario woman Mea Hisemy Dawn testifies that after exhausting remedies she found Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She, mother of two, can work full days and milk eight cows, praising the tonic as a remedy for backache and general weakness.
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Chesley
Lydia Pinkhamn
Hisemy Dawn
Artist Frank Seumartz Faces Eviction in East Side New York
Twenty year old Frank Seumartz, an aspiring artist, is threatened with eviction for unpaid rent. After his mother’s Chicago death and a stint in the Army Camouflage Section in France, he struggled financially, then died at the Chicago Art Institute before turning life around. Letters from his apartment showed his desperation for money. The landlord’s notice arrives as he receives assistance offers and a prize from the Toronto Globe.
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Frank Seumartz
East Side
New York
Prin de Rosie
Kome
Chicago
Chicago Act Institute
France
Prise Toronto Globe
Catarrh Relief Praised by Dr Th Falectric OM Oil
Sufferers report prompt relief from catarrh when using the Oil as directed. Testimonials claim notable improvement and endorse the remedy based on personal experience and endorsements.
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Th Falectric OM
Buffalo herd to be slaughtered at Wainwright
The last large buffalo herd at Wainwright is about 3000 animals. A strict act is in force to track all heads and skins, which will likely be disposed of by eminent domain. The meat will be distributed to points across the country.
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Wainwright
Eagen
Waineright Reservation
Irrigation benefits shown at Taber project area
The Taber irrigation effort covers about 13 000 acres with a cost of sixteen dollars per acre for ditch and laterals. Expected yields average around twenty bushels per acre versus dryland yields. Enthusiasm grows as fields report thirty to forty bushels, supporting the project’s promise. Industry notes also mention Senlac Salt Company developing salt deposits at Senlac Saskatchewan and a Calvary soap factory shifting sourcing from Wisconsin to Alberta.
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Berek
Senlac
Japan Leads Canada Trade With Far East Market
Canada’s weekly trade bulletin shows Japan as the good market in the Far East. Key exports last year included pulp, nickel and zinc spelts, iron and steel bars, Douglas fir timber, salted herring, asbestos, ammonia sulfurite, rails, lead, and wrapping paper. The Prince of Wales exhibits five Shropshire sheep from High River at Western Canadian fairs, with some ribbons already won in Alberta.
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Canada
Far East
Japan
Weekly Bulletin
Department of Trade and Commerce
Royal Ranch
Prince of Wales
High River
Alberta
Cold in the Head Medical Advice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions colds and catarrh symptoms and suggests remedies. It references a person Shenae and a location Halls Atari Medicine. The readable content is scattered and unclear, but it centers on common cold symptoms and unactioned medical guidance. The piece resembles an early 20th century health note with minimal coherent facts or names.
Too Much Production Blamed for Low Mood in Kansas City Speech
Mexander Howat, president of the Kansas Shiners Union, urged workers to cut back production and avoid losing jobs. He warned that overproduction risks labor instability and urged a period of rest to protect employment.
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Mexander Howat
Kansas Shiners Union
Kansas City
Australia Gets Busy on Colonization Plan for Untouched Lands
Victoria Times notes a colonial scheme aiming to attract British settlers to the Antipodean Commonwealth. The plan envisions room for expansion, with farms and development on untapped acres as Britain seeks to attract skilled and capable migrants to boost colony growth and resource exploitation.
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Australia
Ada
Victora Times N Farms
Contagious Childhood Ailment Warning and Home Remedy
A fragment warns mothers about dangerous bowel illness in infants and suggests giving a few doses of a remedy as best indication of illness. The incomplete text lacks specifics on the medicine, dosage, or authority, leaving readers with general caution and improvised care guidance.
Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry Teething Remedy
An older advertisement notes Dr Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry used by mothers for teething babies to avoid experimenting with untried remedies. It mentions a bottle sold by Garling's Pee and a Toronto company.
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DR. Fowler
Dr. Fowen
Garling
Een Ce
Toronto
Charming Frock Of Swiss and Organdie
A fashion note describes a summer dress using organdie and dotted Swiss, highlighting sheer fabrics in white, pink, yellow and blue on palest blue. The deep yoke and lower waist use organdie with white piping, and the belt features an inset of Swiss fabric.
Seals Rebound After Past Slaughter In Pacific Waters
Northern Pacific fur seals have increased from under 125000 to about 60000 along the Washington coast and Aleutian area under protection. Indians forecast 2000 catches this year, skins valued around 50000 since 1017. A Saskatchewan bulletin urges stem sawfly control in crops with stubble burning or deep plowing. Also notes Manurde Province media praise for Minard's Liniment as a longtime remedy.
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Northern Pacific
Washington
Niaska
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Colony Plan For Ex Soldiers Reported From London
A Montreal report describes a meeting in London to form a colony for discharged soldiers. Proposal envisions a company with half its stock held by regular investors and the other half issued to returning settlers in the Lilloet district, Britain.
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Montreal
London
England
Lilloet
Brit
Scotland Census Figures Show Slow Growth Yet Again
The census reports Scotland’s population at 5,882,157, up about 120,000 since 1901 as war, emigration, and men not returning kept gains modest. Counties feed Glasgow and nearby cities, with city growth drawing from rural areas, a pattern seen in other regions as well. The Montreal Gazette notes the trend and hopes the process ends.
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Scotland
Scotand
Glasgow
Montreal Gazette
Blood thinness linked to headaches and anemia aloft
Readers are urged that thin blood causes headaches and digestive disturbance while iron- rich blood restores health. Dr Williams Pink Pills are claimed to strengthen blood, relieve insomnia neuralgia and rheumatic pain, and end headaches as blood returns to normal. available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Dr Williams
Lime in Agriculture bulletin analyzes various limes and regional deposits
The Ottawa Department of Agriculture bulletin on Lime in Agriculture by Dr. F T Shetty reviews types such as quick lime and limestone, notes abundant deposits in Canada especially the east and parts of British Columbia, Manitoba near lakes, and details analysis based advice for proper use, application methods, and effects on soil. It also cites a table of limestone composition across New Brunswick Quebec British Colon Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and advocates buying at home to keep money circulating locally.
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Decarent of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canada
British Columbia
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Winnipegosis
Prairies
New Brunswick
Quebec
British Colon
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Praise for Lord Byng as Canada's new Governor General
The London Daily Telegraph lauds Lord Byng of Wing as a model governor general and notes harmony with his predecessor. It says dominions carry traditions without old-world disadvantages and Canada’s prosperity will bring pride to the Old Country. Also mentions seaweed nourishment and Minard's ointment for sale everywhere.
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Lord Byng of
Wing
Canada
London Daily Telegraph
Duke of Devonshire
Domnions
Thearticle
Lord Byng
Beecham’s Pills Ad Promotes Health Benefits
An old advertisement extolls Beecham's 7 Pills as helpful for stomach and liver disorders, biliousness, constipation, indigestion, and headaches. It claims they clear complexion and purify the blood, urging readers to consider and take the product.
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Beecham
Pouce Coupe Gas and Oil Strike Reported at Rollo
Pouce Coupe Oil and Imperial Oil announce a gas and oil flow from a well at 180 feet at Rollo near the Pouce Coupe River in Peace River country. Oil intrusion is observed from the surface as gas forces fluid into the well. Experts expect the source formation to be reached within sixty days at around 700 feet. Samples indicate crude type authentic or natural.
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Imperial Oil Company
Rollo
Pouce Coupe River
Peace River
Swede banished for disloyalty over India propaganda
An Indian named Chatto Padyaya was barred entry to Sweden after a Berlin visit. The Prime Minister said Padyaya aimed to propagate Indian independence from Britain during his stay. Reuters report.
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Chatto Padyaya
Sweden
Berlin
Padyaya
India
Reuter
New B C Industry Announces Plant and Elevators
National Industries Corp plans a large ring plant on Industrial Island in British Columbia to produce rivet less sickle blades for standard grain and hay cutting machines. Holloway's Comm Remover offers relief for many crippled by sores. Alberta Pacific Grain Co will construct several new grain elevators in the Peace region.
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National Industries Corp Hout
Iisa
Alberta Pacific Grain Company
Peace
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