World Happenings Briefly Told From The North Pole to Canada
The French depart ment hints at an expedition to the North Pole next spring with a potential connection to New York. Manitoba announces no provincial election in 1926 as Premier Bree fen states. A new comet of magnitudes between 5 and 2 appears in Hunting Dog constellation, spotted by Professor Van Tikes hewek. A guard from the Lincoln era dies at Colorado Springs, and Christmas trees enter the U.S. with a price of 19 per unit. Argentina forecasts a harvest of Bournetett crops while other notes cover transport, trade, and industry conditions worldwide.
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University of Chicas
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Arn
General Custer
Frigan
Buffalo BM
Beier Beekie
Colorado Springs
Ehans
United States
Uniteds
Argentina
Suppression Fears Across Nations Spark Tense Debate
Montreal Gazette reports concern over government limits on agitators and propaganda. Officials warn of dangers to national unity as New York and other groups face crackdowns while police focus on maintaining order during protests.
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New York
Leland Yard
Montreal Gazette
Roverninen
Diet and Disease Warn of Eating Habits
Sir William Arbuthnot Lane tells surgeons in Philadelphia that 99 percent of people are eating themselves into an early grave. He says the alimentary system illness is the primary cause of suffering and death. Medical leaders agree food chemistry is key to prevention and cure, and within five years the medical profession will teach fundamental food literacy to the public.
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William Arbuthnot Lane
London
American College of Surgvons
Philadelphia
Chland
America
Ineailes Wilk
Vancouver
Reducing Butter Output Shifts Dairy Trade in England
English dairy farmers switch from butter to milk sales to boost income as milk brings higher per unit revenue. Farmers report higher profits selling milk in urban markets than producing butter, prompting changes in production and equipment use.
Hunter Waite Jones Tames Mountain Hone in Wild Southwest
Waite Jones, a hunter from the new southwestern state, records four captures of a live mountain hone in native wilds, illustrating skill in rugged terrain and wild game handling.
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Waite Jones
New Southwestern State
Iasaors 4
Mrs Annie E Perry Praises Favorite Prescription
Windsor Ont woman writes of personal health gains from Favorite Prescription. She credits the tonic with maintaining strength during motherhood and enabling her to manage household duties until her children grew. She recommends the product to young mothers and notes it is sold by dealers and in tablet form.
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Windsor
Wierce
Shire
Dealees
de Pierce
Badgeburg
Ossaro
Alaska's tropical past spurs summer expedition plans
Prospectors report buried tree trunks and bamboo like grasses found at a shaft along the Kobuk River suggesting Alaska may have been tropical or subtropical in the past. Scientists plan early summer investigations to study fossil evidence and climate of the region.
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Alaska
Botton
Kobuk
Fashion illustration for vintage knit or dress pattern No 1207
The guide showcases a slender long line design with inverted panels and a V neck, detailing back shoulder shaping and a tailored collar. It notes required fabric quantities for sizes 24, 28, 38, 40 and 42 with yardage for 3 and 40 inch materials and lists the price and publication source Our Fashion Look.
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Ehle
How To Order Patterns Repaper Union Site Name
Pattern ordering guide appears to be a garbled OCR fragment listing a site name, town and provinces. It mentions patterns and repapering services but provides no clear actions, dates, or entities to verify.
Battery powers car ten days without recharge
Mose radio report describes a man named Joffe, a doctor of fence, who has invented a storage battery capable of running a motor car at top speed for ten days and nights without recharging. The device is said to be small enough to fit in a pocket and the report notes that less than 3 percent of successful men remember algebra.
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Mose
Joffe
Fence
Weston shops build 100 acre complex for Canadian Pacific
An informal luncheon revealed Weston shops cover 100 acres with eight point nine million dollars in plant value. The facility includes a large locomotive and pattern shop, a modern foundry, multiple coach shops, and extensive utilities. It employs about 42,300 workers, consumes 75 tons of coal daily in winter, and supports education and welfare programs including a library, medical aid, and apprenticeship training.
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Winnie Doard
Trate
Machro Equipment Co
Montie
Bae Frox Eboy
Moose Jaw
Fort William
Dominion
Ebudne
Puttin
Forcelain Company
Weston
St. John Ambul Association
Weston Ahops
Montreal
Tino
Shieh
Crossword Puzzle Item From The Paper
Crossword puzzle clues listed in a jumbled stream with scattered spelling errors. It names multiple numbered entries including family residence donator distant empowerest change note of the scale serge with the teeth always masculine pronoun crude metal European falcon measure length more aged stay keep watch over fruitty tone pap s sert check repulse fatty tissues of sheep any sour substance a peruse operate perateing to weight tardy come in guided cat in two pertaining to substances exuded from plants male of certain animals fragrant gum compound strike softly river in w Sibert exist referred to projectile executive officer of a college one more than six versifer vertical demigod burdensome short former recede restrain lire poem recite note of the scale trained musician admired let olease aula ardor stumble eldest son anticipated wit style of painting gather for harvest of being run fast with narrow paths sap of certain trees venomous snake butter fly note of the scale part of a harness vegetable harvest venomous snake note of the scale butterfly and related clues seem partially garbled.
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W. Sibert
Nevada
Sir Robert Horne Urges Britons to Emigrate to Dominion
Sir Robert Horne returns from Canada urging Britons to seek a new life in the dominions. He argues that a precarious British existence at home is less desirable than building a future by the sweat of one’s brow in another country. Public broadcasts and discussions follow his remarks.
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Robert Horne
Canada
Can
Sir Robert Horne
Scotland
Nomads organize winter pack horse trips to Yoho Valley
The Nomads group, led by Marquis M N Degit Abierl, winter sports director at Lake Placid, plans fifteen pack horse expeditions through the Canadian Rockies into the Far North. The route would traverse the Columbia fields to Yoho Valley and extend toward Mount Assiniboine.
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Ade
Yoho Valley
Nomads
Marquis M.N. Degit Abierl
Wint
Lake Placid
British Farm Boys Apply for Alberta Training
Three English farm boy contingents travel to Alberta for further training as registration nears four hundred. Existing groups from Vermilion Olds and Clareston join new entrants at Vermilion. Recounted humor and unrelated exchanges appear in the mixed OCR text.
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Alberta
England
Vermilion and
Olds
Clarestiolin
Crossing Mishaps Reported Amid Railways Safety Concerns
Fragmented OCR notes describe recurring road motorist collisions with trains and warnings that railways must guard against flank hits. It mentions J. B. Pratt and Central Region officials and references brakes and vehicle excise terms amid ongoing incidents.
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Ienall
Tina New Weh Crosele
J. B. Pratt
Hhe Central Region
Casional
Manufacturing Growth in British Columbia Since 1880
Provincial government figures show a phenomenal rise in BC manufacturing from 1880 to 1921. In 1880 only 18 plants operated producing about $2 million yearly. By 1921 2,886 firms were in operation with capital over $209 million and output surpassing $100 million.
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Oase
Provineral
Anticipated Good Season for Trappers in Fort Simon Region
Fort Simo n miles north of Edmonton reports early adsies indicate a good year for trapping. Lynx and fox are poor, while marten and beaver show strong catches and overall favorable prospects for trappers this season.
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Fort Simon
Edemonton
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