How Do Your Children Grow in Education and Character
The article reflects on growth in children through academic progress and physical development, stressing measurement of weight and grades, and argues education should build character. It highlights the roles of teachers, nurses, and taxpayers in shaping minds, bodies, and ethical foundations for society.
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Zoo
Johnny
Graf
Bessie
Rchoot
Aseer Fala
Bos
Wien
Beater Boose Is Fatal Alcohol Causes Third of Deaths
Health Commissioner Francis F. Fronczak of Buffalo reports alcohol directly or indirectly caused about one third of heart disease and apoplexy deaths in July. Of 29 alcohol related fatalities, 14 were wood alcohol poisonings, with physicians failing to identify true causes to shield families. The report notes concerns over labeling and recognition of alcohol’s role.
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Francis F. Fronczak
Buffalo
Record-Setting Clerk Says Blood Transfusion Claim
Reymond Reter, a 29 year old clerk, alleges he established a record after a hospital encounter with Dr De cart led to a blood transfusion that he says has been repeated continuously. The case drew interest at the International Congress in 1925 with talk of a $25000 offer to relocate to America.
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ST Trane
Reymond Reter
Clerstof Paty
Cole
Viety
Decart
Bin
Becart
Crory
Amertea
Nerviline Promises Quick Stomach Relief in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as fast acting relief for stomach risings. It claims twenty drops, taken in sweetened water, quickly calms distress, aids fermenting food, and can be a general family remedy kept on hand.
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Nereltine
Keneral
Bridges Rebuilt From Dark Ages Unearths Early Engineering
A study notes thirteenth century engineers rebuilt bridge building concepts after monastic destructions. It argues the term dark ages misleads about Britain where five bridges existed by the Georges era. The piece highlights how older principles required reinvention by eighteenth century builders.
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England
Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised for Blood Health
A health column extols Dr Williams Pink Pills to combat debility from thin blood. It promises restored energy, appetite, and vigor, citing a testimonial from Mrs Potter and noting the medicine’s availability by mail or local dealers. Also mentions Queen Hat in Egypt and a rail line joke, reflecting varied clipped items in a newspaper page.
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Nee
Authors Face Canadian Market And Syndication In Vancouver
Canadian literary figures urged organizing business support to syndicate Canadian material through Canadian newspapers. Robert Watson stressed literature as crutch, while government policy limits on Canadian authors contrasted with American literature flooding Canada. Arthur Hemming shared publishing experiences and the broad utility of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for people and horses.
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Robert Watson
Elven
Vancouver
United States
Canada
Arthur Hemming
Dr. Thomas
Alec Mankind
Lodge foresees radical spiritual science revolutions
Sir Oliver Lodge told the Birth Association for the Advancement of Defence that current meetings presage startling scientific breakthroughs in spiritual realms. He recalled past Association successes and predicted future upheaval in our view of the universe, claiming humanity will ascend beyond death’s gate. He noted Oxford meetings in 1894 featured his wireless signaling demonstrations using electromagnetic waves.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Birth Association For the Advancement of Defence
Oliver
Oliver Lodge
Oxford
British Association
Stand Taken By Clemenceau Draws American Support
Richard H. Edmunds, editor of The Manufacturers' Record, Baltimore, cables Georges Clemenceau praising his wartime effort and urging France and allies be forgiven their war debts. He argues the Golden Rule requires cancellation, noting vast American regret over collecting debts and urging honor and humanity in policy. Canadians show low vehicle ownership. a remark notes it takes a woman to do things property without knowing how.
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Clemenceau
Richard H. Edmunds
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Georges Cle
France
Cool- Age
Britain to pay war debts stance praised by Benn
Captain W Wedgwood Benn of the Liberal party defended Prime Minister Baldwin and Winston Churchill in the House of Commons arguing Britain would honor war debts for commercial reasons. He cited US approval and President Coolidge calling it an example of international honor amid postwar credit strength.
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Winston Churchill
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
United States
Great Britain
Auajot Chamberlain
House of Commons
Hay
W. Wedgwood Benn
Churchill
Mellon
W. E. Borah
Benn
Baldwin
W E
Coolidge
Europe
Record surfacing of carrier deck air landings set world mark
Report claims a world record for successful landings on a U S aircraft carrier deck with sixty planes landed at ten knots off Point Loma. The narrative emphasizes the pilots as pioneers and notes minimal mishap under challenging sea conditions.
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U. S
Point Lowa
Fair Dates For Next Year Set By Western Circuit Officials
Western circuit fair managers met during the Regina fair to fix 1927 dates. Brandos opens July 4 followed by Calgary July 11 16 Edmonton July 18 23 Saskatoon July 28 30 and Rest a August 1 6. Delegates urged sending a combined US fair tour to gather ideas from Des Moines Milwaukee Detroit and Toronto to benefit their circuits.
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Sina
Regina
Brandos
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Resta
United States
Iowa
New Air Service To Red Lake Flights
New regular air service will link the northern goldfields with Winnipeg as a common route. Patriote Amways and Exploration Limite plans a daily flight from Sioux Lookout on the CN Railways to Pine Edge, Re Woman, Birch and Cat Lakes. Special stamps have been issued and post office approval granted.
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Red Lake
Manitobs
Ontario
Winnipeg
Patriote Amways and Exploration Limite
Sioux Lookout
Canadian National Railways
Pine Edge
Re Woman
Birch
Cat Lakes
Post Office Department
Canada highway development costs and conditions noted
Canada’s highways project spent 150 million dollars last year with about 100000 miles in the Dominion. Of these, 55 percent are unimproved earth and 10 percent are gravel, reflecting the early stage of road development.
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Canada
Dominion
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