World Happenings Briefly Told From A Distant Page
Fragmented excerpts report a range of events including obituaries and notable figures such as Clete Quitlgnimston aged 104 at home on the Esquhalt reserve. Mentions of Robert Alexarsier linker, an advertising executive, appear alongside notes on Canadian railway earnings and a 1925 performance protest in Toronto led by ethnic groups. The text mixes local notices with broader global items, preserving names and places where legible.
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Matepayers
Vancouver
Clete Quitlgnimston
Atvthe
Coletta
Esquhalt
Robert Alexarsier Linker
Th Waker Advertising Agency
Harvesters Wanted for Prairie Harvest Campaign
60,000 harvesters sought across Western Canada and the United States and beyond. Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta counties expected to supply thousands with return diets at reduced rates. Special rail rates offered for harvest workers moving to central prairie points.
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Canada
United
Manitoba
Alberta
Prairie
Saskatchewan
Albert
Lea
Western
Original Peter Pan as Best Man in Kent Wedding
The boy who never grew up Peter Pan actor Peter Llewelyn Davies served as best man at his brother Niel Lavies wedding in Kent England. He is among Sir James Barrie’s wards and his brother married Mary James daughter of Lady Northbourne. A Medicine Hat Canadian Western Steel company has been purchased while Redcliffe Rolling Mills may sell its equipment to Medicine Hat to expand local iron rolling.
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Peter Pan
Peter Llewelyn Davis
James Barrie
Peter
Kent
England
James
Niel Hidewelyn Lavies
Mary James
Lady Northbourne
Sir Janes
Big Medicine Hat
Canadian Western Si
Fates Horseshoe Manufacturing Company
Erie
Pennsylvania
Redcliffe Rolling Mills
Medicine Hat
Untitled fragment on occupation policies and civil rights
Fragmentary historical text discusses occupying forces in India and Europe. It mentions protecting citizens, avoiding bribery of frontier tribes, cultivating friendship, and imposing punitive measures against misdeeds. The passage reflects ideological rhetoric and calls for moral leadership.
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Mtb
Pera
Maarma Sands
Mindus
India
Europe
Hearts Of Oak The British as a political people
J. J. Garvin in London defends Britain’s steadiness amid tire and troubles, claiming the nation would avoid war in Asia if seen as firm as a rock. Armistice's eighth year is cited, with external cries and internal pressures testing public resolve.
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Asia
J. J. Garvin
London
Manitoba Dairy Industry Growth Highlighted by Commissioner
Dairy commissioner L A Gibson notes Manitoba's dairy sector expanded from 1912 to 1915 with rising butter shipments from Ontario and Quebec and into the province, then exporting hundreds of carloads annually by 1925. The statements indicate growing production meeting market needs and outbound shipments.
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Manitoba
L.A. Gibson
Ontario
Toba
Building boom and legal strides mark Canada in 1920s
Activity in Canadian building and optimistic grain prospects drive a buoyant mood as $8,500,000 in permits pave the first six months, surpassing $2,412,940 a year earlier. London sees women entering law, while British shoppers encounter the dollar sign for the first time. hospital census records 28,076 beds with maternity capacity, and birth patterns reflect evolving industrial and social shifts.
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Canada
Winniper
Winnipee
Dominion
Domitplan
Bear at Home Defines 40th Year Challenge
The team embraces a tough 40th year milestone as the home court tests their performance. A veteran coach and key players anchor the season amid steady crowd support and rising expectations.
Practical two piece dress set for modern wardrobes
A fashion note describes a two piece outfit with a blouson top and skirt. It highlights a plaited center back detail, a high collar, and fitted side seams, offered in sizes 26 to 42 with 2 1 2 yards of 27 inch material. The piece emphasizes practicality and simple, adaptable styling for active lives.
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Tn Lees
How To Order Patterns From Newspaper Union In Wisconsin
Pattern ordering guide from the Newspaper Union at McDermot Avenue Wisconsin explains pattern numbers and naming conventions. Details cover how to request Stee patterns and associated stitching names for customers seeking specific design numbers.
Survey Of Unoccupied Land Takes in Western Canada
The Manisha Government announced a survey of unoccupied land with a plan to provide centers for settlers. Western Canada saw 657 families move west this year and 6 سانت persons noted. The Canada Col va Association placed 643 families on 150,558 acres in the past year. Postwar records were broken as 1 migrants passed through Winnipeg to forty eight.
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Tabs
Manisha
Canada
Canada Colva Association
Bratton
Winthpe
Australian auto industry push for mass production plant
Large New South Wales firms plan a company capitalized at £1,000,000 to build a six cylinder car for Australian conditions. They seek to apply mass production in manufacture and request government subsidy. Representatives approached industry and the Australian Government as Australia remains the continent’s largest importer.
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Australia
New South Wales
Conde
Crstoma
Frenchman Invents Bicycle That Flies
A young French mechanic at a Dijon factory has invented a bicycle that can transform into a small monoplane. Reported from Paris, trials show the craft reach 150 feet, and the inventor plans to publicize his successful machine. If mass production follows, it could enable aerial travel within three years.
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Dijon
Paris
Rare Paintings And French Heist Report Explain Clever Fraud
A report describes a daring theft of rare paintings in France carried out by a skilled dealer using an ingenious method. The scheme involved a private gallery setting and expert manipulation, highlighting risks to collectors and the private market.
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France
Telephones In Canada Ranks Second Globally
Statistics show Canada with 11.6 telephones per 100 people, placing it second after the United States at 142 per 100. Denmark New Zealand Sweden and Norway follow, while Great Britain reports 28 and Japan 17 phones per hundred people.
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Reent
Canata
United States
Denmark
Zealand
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
Jane
Lincoln's Son Robert Lincoln Found Dead in Vermont
The only surviving son of President Lincoln, Robert T. Lincoln, was found dead in bed at his Vermont home. Once secretary of war and minister to Great Britain, he later led the Pullman Company but had suffered declining health in recent years.
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Lincoln
Robert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Vermont
Great Britain
Pullman Company
Russian Cathedral Faces Structural Crises at Saint Isaac
The cathedral of St Isaac in Leningrad shows major flaws in its great site columns. Built on submerged wooden piles like many city buildings, the edifice costing around 15 million rubles appears to suffer from serious structural damage with cracks visible in a column face.
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St Isaac
Lane
Eat
Russia
Leningrad
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Jumbled Entries
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled entries list a mix of clues and partial answers. The readable items mention a propelling device a sea engine and various legible hints like force or power art eloquence and a men’s college, but many phrases are unclear or corrupted.
Sunday School Lesson and Farm Yields Revealed in Fragmented Text
The fragment presents a Sunday school lesson on Exodus with references to manna and God feeding the Israelites, plus miscellaneous data noting Saskatchewan wheat yields rising from 1905 to 1925. It blends scripture commentary with farm statistics and historical provincial agriculture figures.
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Terael
Ther
Orly
Wilderares
Saskatchewan
Growth Of Saskatchewan Savings Figures Rise In Year
Alberta government statistics show a rising trend in certificate take ending June 11 this year. Last year totals reached $2,139, but by mid year the cumulative receipts reached $2,100,706. With July onward, the year’s total grows further as five months remain in the period.
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Alberta
Cardington Airship Hangar Enlarged For Bigger Sky Ships
British airship plans reveal Cardington hangar must be rebuilt to accommodate far larger craft. Initial 700 feet by 189 feet dimensions were surpassed as engineers report hangar length grows and height expands to house two R36 class airships, with pumping systems capable of lifting substantial fuel loads hourly.
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Cardington
Auxiliary Lungs Aid High Altitude Air Pilots
An article notes artificial lungs enabling airmen to breathe at extreme altitudes, citing M Garvaux and a French chemist's claim of aviation significance. It describes adjusted devices reducing air pressure impact during climbs to 50,000 feet, marking a potential breakthrough in flight capability. It also mentions potato seed imports from Ireland to California and Holstein cattle experiments linking Canada and Japan, with growers reporting satisfactory results.
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M. Garvaux
Academ
California
British Columbia
Japan
Hiriksa
Columbia
Victoria
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Ettles Afta Bore
Lockport
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Negro Improvement Association
Canadian League For
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Weald Reform
Ladia
Hearts of Oak
Manitoba Dairy Industry
Engli
Ruth Huckles
Lord Wrenbury
the Appeal
Beng Heng Lim
Mise Atong
Penang
Kapt Seng Lim
Pullman Porters
Aumteur Angiers
Mer Eine
Thery
Jomashimase
Wiantpes
Newspaper Union
Wis McDermot Ave
Stee
Telephones
Quebec
Harold Taylor
CNR
Winnipeg
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Thom
U S
Dwt
Jest Lam
John
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