Pride in Canada in a patriotic column
A Canadian columnist defends the nation's progress and achievements, arguing Canada is a young, vast country with growing wealth and greatness. It highlights notable contributions by Canadians in science, industry, medicine, entertainment, and transport, urging pride and discouraging belittlement.
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Canada
Dominion
Atlantic
Europe
CPR
Andrew Graham Bell
F. U. Banting
Mary Pickford
James J. Hill
United States
New Zealand
Sum
Spee
Dumdum Bullets and Colonial Arsenal Highlighted
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dumdum bullets made in Bengal British India with a history of restricted use by international accord. It also references a courtroom moment about a man and a promise, plus scattered dialogue about a transforming single thought.
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Dumdum
British India
Bengal
Bengal Artillery
Hague
Frogs Needed In Large Numbers For Medical Research
Hospitals issue a call for frogs to supply scientific study programs. Researchers seek thousands of specimens to support medical experiments and training across multiple departments.
Traffic Problem Spurs London Legislation Push
London officials push a Commons bill to curb traffic congestion amid rising bus delays and heavy vehicle flow. Streets like the Strand and Piccadilly Circus see thousands of vehicles per hour, with calls for tighter controls on omnibuses and motor lorries as the city battles worsening jams and losses to bus operators.
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Sping
Atics
London
House of Commons
Agates
Ealhe Omnibus
Hyde Park Corner
Piccadilly Circus
Trafalgar Square
City of London
Oval
Unclear OCR Note on Back Pain Relief Claim
Fragmentary OCR text discusses pains in the back and sore chest relief. Mentions Mosher and Reovilge with unclear phrases about nine times per day and home use for prevention. Details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome is established.
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Mosher
Growth of Canada's Trade Totals Rise In Three Month Span
Canada sees a climb in total trade for June reaching 462.54 million dollars, up 110.81 million from the same period last year. Three month totals show exports up around 50.0 million and imports up about 61.0 million, with domestic trade improving accordingly.
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Canada
Summer heat dangers to babies and remedies
An early summer warning notes heat can upset an infant’s stomach and quickly become life threatening without prompt aid. It highlights diarrhoea cholera infantum and dysentery as summer risks and praises Baby’s Own Tablets to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach, sold for 25 cents by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Elevator capacity expanded to one million bushels
Contractors announced an extra elevator unit increasing storage to 1,000,000 bushels. The addition, part of the old Government project, aims for completion by September end. Autonomous cars from every country are expected to appear at a Geneva motor show early next year.
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Ceneva
London Smog Reaches Record Soot Levels in June
London faces a smoky atmosphere with experts claiming it to be among the world's most polluted. Observers note 70 tons of soot drifting over the capital at a recent hour, while the average daily June amount sits around twenty tons as coal and open fires heat homes offices factories and hotels.
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London
Startling Theory Says People Scrub Teeth Too Much
In The Lancet Sir John O Conor argues excessive brushing with hard bristles causes pyorrhea caries and gastric pollution. He endorses gentle cleaning with a soft brush and safe water, warning against harsh dentifrices and overzealous scrubbing.
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Sir John O'Conor
The
Lancet
Sir John
Prince of Wales praised as a hard worker by Duke of Portland
The Duke of Portland defends the Prince of Wales at a Nottinghamshire miners welfare centre opening. He calls the Prince one of the most remarkable young men, countering claims he was not a worker. The Duke notes ten hour workdays and the Prince’s tireless efforts without rest.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of Portland
1 of Portland
Nottinghamshire
Duke
English Girls Like West if syuns rags aisle win ship
A scrambled OCR summary notes English girls visiting Winnipeg and Ontario for a short farming course at Manitoba Agricultural College. They studied animal husbandry poultry dairying horticulture and carpentry and praised Prof. G. H. Bee and received a Federation Joe Young Farmers' Clubs of Great Britain badge. The piece also mentions a shift back to horses for short hauls per a Cincinnati convention and an Indian spider mesh oddity.
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Syuns
Ontario Jr Ural College
Manitoba Agicultural College
Delore
H. Bee
Federation
Joe Young Farmers’ Clubs of
Great Britain
Winnipee
West
The Terror of Asthma and Kellogg's Asthma Remedies
A fragment recounts asthma as a dread night threat and urges use of Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedies. The article promises relief after a trial and cautions against substitutes, highlighting persistent use for lasting improvement.
Peat Fur Supply atvia and Eston Bog Area Plans
The fragment notes peat fur supply areas atvia covering 2400 square miles of bogs and Eston comprising 400 square miles as part of a planned designation. It mentions a mapping effort to outline bog territories and potential utilization.
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Atvia
Eston
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