Famine Feeds London School Children By Education Committee
London faces a food crisis as voluntary contributions fail to feed starving school children. The Education Committee plans to draw £10,000 from public funds to sustain undernourished pupils across many schools in coming weeks. An appeal in The Times will request public aid, with critics citing Paris as a model and debate over municipal funding versus private charity.
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Great Metropolis
London
Contr
Paris
Acussion
Iite
Gittes
Chicago
Fragments Signal Turbulent Events Across Cities and Nations
Mixed OCR fragments report engine throttle misfires in Atlanta and a challenge from a son to his father, while Chinese reform plans under a prince regent surface alongside peonage inquiries in Chicago. Fort William stores show near empty elevators as grain plans move by rail, and Glasgow hosts curling ice with Canadian visitors awaited.
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Fort William
Cloke
West St. John
Parliament limits tobacco sales to under sixteen years
A bill prepared by Fire Commissioner Lo Dindbaek seeks to curb tobacco access by youths under sixteen amid recent fire hazards and accidents. The measure aims to restrain sales and protect schools and families from rising risk.
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Lo Dindbaek
We the
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Fragmented Remarks on Policy and Imperial Affairs
Fragmentary notes discuss rigid courses versus sedition suppression in India, plus upcoming executions under a new law. Mentions Krishna Kumar and Aswint mar Dutt, public meetings banned, and Anglo American diplomacy over entente fears. Also references bleaching flour ruling, drawings at Teddy's Feet, and LeoVarious royal and colonial stakes.
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Krishna Kumar
Aswint
Sunday School Lesson XII1 Fourth Quarter 1908 Commentary
The article compiles the Sunday School lesson text for December 1908 with Rev. D. M. Stearns commentary. It outlines lessons on David’s reign, the Messiah, forgiveness through Christ, and the prophetic link to the Son of David with Golden Texts and verse references. It also includes contemporary items on Canadian immigration policy, trade, politics, and global brief notes.
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Golden Text
D. M. Stearns
David
Jerusalem
Jesson
Christ Jesus
God
Youthan
Sun
Rom
Vail
Solomon
Salomon
Tordes
Roth Tabernacler
Jesus Christ
Chriaumas
Luke
Davila
Geneon
War with the Dutch Experts See Little Danger of Invasion
A Washington dispatch reports U S officials deem it unlikely Holland would invade the Republic or cause major destruction. Venezuela has declared war on Holland, but experts think U S entente risks are minimal. Estimates suggest potential indemnities or lack thereof. U S may seek arbitration. A separate foreign note describes Armenian towns being pillaged amid Turkish actions. meanwhile St Petersburg reacts to a death affecting policy shifts.
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Holland
Republic
Washington
State Department
State Des
Nbia
Venezuea
Navy
United States
Nuela
Vencanela Excent
Eiatne
Venesuela
Rubure
Dilman
Sitar Khan
Ander
Phender
St. Petersburg
Jerces
Mexis
Ainst
St Petersburg
A Physiological Explanation The Eyes Wal
The fragment suggests a discussion on eyesight and perception. It hints at a physiological explanation of how the eyes function and how people look or interpret visual input. Further details are unreadable in the text.
Georgian Bay Canal Scheme Inches Forward in London
It is understood a syndicate of London and Canadian finance have the Georgian Bay Canal Scheme in hand, and work will be sorted shortly.
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Georgian Bay Canal
London
Georgian Bay
Canal Will Cost 280 Million Warns of Disaster
Pere Phillippe Bunau-Varille former Panaman minister to the United States and engineer in the canal project warns the cost will reach 280 million, nearly double earlier estimates. He argues the current plan relies on the Gatun Dam and fears a potential disaster if the dam fails, urging its removal as a remedy.
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Lord Strathcona
Montreal
Hudsons Bompany
London
HL Montagu Allan
Hugh Allan
Bordan
Sir
Iso
Cana
Pere
Phillippe Bunau-Varille
United States
Panama Canal
Gatta
Fragmented Notices and Obscure Names in Early Report
A garbled historical clipping mentions various figures and events, including references to McMillan and C Wien, a bank legination, and an unexpected death. It notes a woman from Manhattan, charity bequests in Ottawa and Hull, and a political discussion around Lloyd George and Rosebery with later colonial matters.
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Corn Products Refining Company
Glasgow
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Japan
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Entente
UN States Senate
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H. J. MacKinder
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Sinal
Toronto
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Lemieux
Queensland
Mirica
Minneap
Minneapolis
Minn
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Pence Automobile Company
Pence Company
Macao
Toledo
Don Hughes
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Ira Salvage
Sidier
West
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Galahad
Genneman
Venezuela
McMillan
C Wien
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McMiillan
Menzemer
Hattan
Sammy
Manhattan
Sailey
Varge
Wen
Tone Fevely
Ottawa
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Hull
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Lloyd George
South Africa
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