World Happenings Briefly Told From Long Fragment
Presider Maldwin opened AB election in Bristol and voiced views on the Hiriuisi public tehoo system. A Brien mary squadron departs Flymonth on a 70 day world cruise. Frederick Field takes command. Canada aims to breed winter wheat resistant to smut, named Ridit, to aid US markets next year. Saskatchewan entries win at the Royal Winter Fair with multiple championships and prizes. Dr J H Grisdale lauds British Columbia agricultural growth. Alberta ministers discuss mining district development. A remedy claims to ease bronchial inflammation and coughs.
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Presider Maldwin
Bristol
United States
Special Service
Need of the Hour Babson Urges Honest Industry Drive
Toronto economist Mr Babson told a gathering of business leaders that the next months demand serious effort to cut costs and debt. He urged cutting fake opinions and false standards and returning to honest industry and service with efficiency and confidence as key remedies.
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Toronto
Babson Sa
Babson
Speed Of Airplanes In Navy Context Shown In Letter
Robert J McLaughlin argues airplanes’ speed matters mainly for navy performance. He notes airliners’ speed is negligible to the public but crucial for military use, citing air and propeller blade stresses and the danger of structural failure under high loading.
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Navy
New York
Soa
Robert J McLaughlin
Mamhattan
Columbus Circle
E Plaza Hotel
Aima
Hair Grows Thick and Beautiful for Lifeless Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a solution to dull lifeless hair, promising a gleaming mass of luxuriant, strengthened hair after tonic use. It emphasizes scalp revitalization, dandruff reduction, and rapid color restoration with a claims tone typical of early 20th century patent remedies.
Immigration conference in Ottawa endorses settler opportunities
Ottawa hosts a regional conference with representatives from many provinces endorsing Canada as offering exceptional opportunities for settlers and workers in lumber, amber, pulpwood, and fishing industries. The gathering aims to boost immigration and regional development activities across the Dominion.
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Houset
Immigraiion
Rence
Tepre
Department of Immigration Region
Ottawa
Canada
Canaadi
Tocar x
Ciries
Dominion
Canadian Apple Wins Experimental Farm Award in Ottawa
The Canadian Government’s Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa awards the Silver Wider Medal Five for the Lobo apple, a Metotoid origin variety. The Lobo apple, maturing about a month earlier, extends the apple season and has proven productive in Ontario Quebec and New Jersey.
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North America
Ottawa
Siiver
Ontario
Quebec
New Jersey
Experktorntat Farm
Nova Scotian Shares Healing Stories Of Back Pain Relief
A Nova Scotian recounts overcoming chronic back pain and a sore chest with persistent care and hopeful remedies. The account emphasizes resilience and personal coping strategies in the face of ongoing physical discomfort.
Nerviline claims relief for cold chest congestion
Windsor reader Mise Lacy Mosher reports Nerviline eases a stubborn chest cold after fourteen remedies failed. She used Nerviline three times daily as a rub and as a gargle, claiming rapid relief and congestion reduction, noting wide domestic use.
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Mise Lacy Mosher
Windsor
Nss
Neiline
Wonderful Atoms and the Building of Matter
A readable historical excerpt explains atoms as tiny indivisible units with a central nucleus and surrounding electrons. It notes atoms were studied for a century, with recent measurements revealing a solar system like structure where electrons orbit a nucleus, the nucleus carrying positive charge.
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Ats
Cause of Backaches and Pink Pills Claim Relief
An article attributes backache to impure blood and poor nourishment of muscles, urging Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder to ease pain. It notes doctors test kidneys to calm fears and mentions a London street flower seller and a joke about a cheap chicken dinner.
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Bvck
Lucents
de. Williams Medicine Co
Htrockville
Widening Our Circle of Helpfulness Acts 8 1 18
Sunday school lesson covering how believers scattered from Jerusalem spread the gospel to Samaria aided by Philip Peter and John and the laying on of hands. It notes the Holy Spirit’s outpouring in Samaria and the early church’s growth through bold testimony and miracles.
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Acts
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Philip
Peter
John
James
Jersalemn
Jerusaien
Samartans
Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Samaritan
Philly
Posses
Simeria
Medical Hero Honored Forwent Five Years Dr Char Vaillant
Dr Char Vaillant, a noted French physician, earned high honors in Paris for making the Noray safer and more practical through years of pioneering experiments. He endured burns and danger, losing the use of his right finger, yet received the Cross of the Legion of Honor, the Carnegie Hero Medal, and a Paris city gold medal for his work.
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Char Vaillant
Lince
Lave
Paris
Brenet
United States
Autador Herrick
Brent of
Parks City
City of
Talking Movies a Possibility Camera Developed
Dr Leo DeForest, inventor of the three electrode suction, told radio fans in Chicago that a camera had been developed to photograph sound with moving pictures. He promised a demonstration soon and asserted that nothing necessary in radio work is yet impossible.
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Leo DeForest
Chicago
California Pig Syrup Promoted for Babies and Constipation
An advertisement touts California Pig Syrup as a harmless laxative for infants and children. It claims gentle bowel action without griping and advises mothers to request the product by name from druggists to avoid counterfeits.
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Colt
California
History of the Orkneys and key facts
The Orkney islands number about seventy and are windy and sparsely tree covered with roughly one fifth inhabited. They joined Scotland via Parliament representation and were once Danish territory pledged as security for a dowry in 1168. Scapa Flow hosts a famed harbor where the German fleet was interned in 1818. Mainland is the largest island. Kirkwall is the main town with around 4,000 residents.
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Orkney
Scotland
Orkmey
Shetland
Denmark
Orkneys
James II of
Jreest
Kirkall
Cardioscope Invention Aids Heart Study
A new heart study device named the cardioscope by Dr. Si Allen offers direct viewing of the heart through a lensed projection into an incision without harming the organ. It promises valuable data on valve widening or narrowing and signals further advances in chest surgery amid adrenalin use and heart sound amplification technologies.
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Si Allen
HL. Lilenthal
Atten Hon
Remembrance Is Needed in War Memory Debate
The piece agrees with Me Sloyd George urging Americans not to forget the war. It argues deliberate remembrance fosters selflessness and public good, and criticizes those who avoid memory while avoiding duties to the suffering. It calls for a deeper, clearer reckoning with current world states.
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Mesloyd George
London Daily Telegraph
Vancouver Grain Exports Plan To Ship To United Kingdom
Figures from the Vancouver Merchants' Association show the port will handle about 150 million bushels of grain destined for the United Kingdom and the Orient before year’s end. The plan also calls for about 50 million woolen boxes annually to package produce from Florida and California.
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Vancouver
United Kingdom
Exetianue
Florida
California
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Partc
Mecca
PW. Clark
Canada Colonization Association
Trenton
Missouri
Saskatchewan
Suimais
Royal Winter Pate
J. H. Grisdale
Dewuty Minter of Agriculture
Wien
Grisdale
Shermo
Colowmbia
New Bay
Conference On Immigration
WDOE
Minard
Dodds
Julia Duna
College Street
Cat Yon
London
England
North London Railway Company
Julia
Lid
Micard’s Liniment
Dandrutt
Hest
Abs Thomas
Thomas
Big Ben
Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada Limited
the Orkneys
Ife
Mather
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