Noted Blinded Woman and Feith Physician Tour Abroad
A renowned blinded woman and physician Feith travels to France Toland Finland and England as an official delegate of the Oeulist Society. She has spent ten years in the blind field and works to improve education and examination of sightless schools while lecturing on her methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feith
France
Slum
Toland
Finland
England
Liphaski
Unitd
Oeulist Society
Wenition
Neholars
KEEP LITTLE ONES WELL IN WINTER
Winter brings many dangers to infants and toddlers with cold drafts and poor ventilation. The text warns mothers to avoid overheated rooms and to guard against respiratory infections and stomach issues. It promotes preventive care and mentions a worm exterminator as unnecessary.
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Brockville
Fragmentary Bird Behavior Description From OCR Text
Partial OCR passage describes birds in a scene with long legs and a wall serve. The text hints at a setting involving a bird and a person, but details are unclear and fragmented. Nearby words reference a fight or capture and a red object or action.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims a tablet or two cures heaviness, heartburn, gases, and sour stomach, with a low cost guaranteed by a local druggist.
Vision by wireless to transmit scenes for television
A researcher predicts wireless perfected to allow direct distant vision. He believes television will be practicable by sending full scene images instantly via photo electric bulbs and wireless reception, enabling gazing on distant views as if present.
Gashed Overseas Shell Shocked and Rheumatism
A fragmented reminiscence describes severe nerves and rheumatic pain from wartime exposure. The narrator recalls tremors, body cramps, and heat sensations, claiming relief after taking nerve pills bought from a Toronto company. It mentions a clock and Beauvals in a scattered sale-like note.
Cold in the Head and a Surgical Accident Tale
A fragmentary report describes Wal Campbell performing two quick operations when he slipped at home. He twisted a shoulder out of joint, hitting the ground. the dislocated joint popped back into place, with a surgeon's mishap noted amid garbled text and ad-like filler.
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Wal Campbell
Ninsett
Pi Akiaa Arkasas Gasetter
Household Hints Butter Stuffed Peppers and Raisin Mix
A dated household hints recipe describes making two leaf pans of pepper stuffed with a mixture of onions bread crumbs raisins pepper salt butter and minced pepper. It includes instructions to bake for about an hour at 409 and finish with Parmesan, with notes on cheese and moisture.
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Oder
Elven
Many Children Sick How To Treat Them
A fragmented wartime era medical remedy column advises using Nerviline for children with coughs colds and croup. Instructions include chest rubs gargling and hot sweetened water to ease symptoms and promote recovery. The piece also notes a historic gas lighting house in England and a later fire tragedy.
Cascarets Ad Claims Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement pitches Cascarets laxative candy as a relief for constipation and digestive discomfort. It promises quick action for adults and children, touts a pleasant taste, and prices a box at ten cents.
Insurance hail losses and premiums for 1922 report
A 1922 underwriting season statement shows hail losses higher than in four prior years and premiums paid declined. The general manager notes the figures are subject to revision as treaties are considered, with 1922 losses about 1088 lower than 1920 and 1921. The report also includes unrelated medical and patent remedy mentions.
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Iis
Salvation Army plans youth migration to Canada approved
After talks in Ottawa Salvation Army officials secured government backing to bring selected juveniles from the British Isles to settle in Canada. Ages 14 to 18 would be apprenticed on Canadian trains or farms with education support and trade training, subject to quotas and parental costs.
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Canda
David C. Lamb
Salvation Arms
Salvation Army
Bor
Tavents
Appeentie Funders
Gor
Manitoba
World Happenings Briefly Told Ator and 7.0 percent bushels of wheat destroyed
World events summarized include a Saskatoon incident where a lantern caused a fire destroying wheat at Leslie Saskatchewan and a planned visit in spring by King George and Queen Mary to Malta. Other items note a new US Navy addition to the Pacific Coast, Saskatchewan growers elect JA Maharg president, fewer unexplored areas in Alberta, Lord Armstrong closing a Northumbrian mansion, and taxation blamed for the move.
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Leslie
Sask
King George
Queen Mary
Maly
Pacific
Gally Koowa
United States Pacific
JA. Maharg
Saskatchewan Rrowers’ Associaton
Alberta
Bereou
Lord Armstrong
Prize Letters Contest for Dr Williams Pink Pills
Announcement of a $100 prize program by Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario inviting letters from Western province residents describing benefits from Pink Pills. Includes contest rules, deadlines, prize amounts, and rights to publish. Mentions other advertorial items and a brief note on Queen Wilhelmina.
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Dr. Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Williams
William Pink
Th.wanamsseacine Co
Bekville
Wil
Tik Niitta
Ruatantes al le Tigi
Rick
Ann
de Iire
Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Hall
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Build Health With Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
An Ontario advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for general weakness and long-term ailments. It claims cures for chronic coughs and emaciation, urging readers to obtain the remedy from local druggists or mail order to Dr Pierces Laboratory in Bridgeburg.
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Peverboro
Dr. Pierce
Will Build Powerful Wireless Stations Near Vancouver
Announcement states the Marconi Company will erect a major wireless station at Vancouver with an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. The project aims to link Canada with the United Kingdom and the continent, expanding transatlantic wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi Company
Vancouver
Montreal
Canada
Tanlac praised by Edmonton man in health claim
Elmer B. C. Mghly of Edmonton Alberta says two years of rheumatism and stomach trouble vanished after starting Tanlac. He reports improved digestion, relief from pain, and renewed energy, claiming he now feels better than ever and would recommend Tanlac widely. Over 3$ million bottles sold nationwide.
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Elmer B.C
Alberts
Mie Smith and the Deadly Cure Debate
An 19th century ad-like piece extols a medicine claiming to cure coughs burns and pains with testimonials by Dr. Eeleetele OMT. It asserts a dog bite test proves its potency and notes Canada’s rising maritime rank from third to eighth with about 9,000 vessels in service.
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Canada
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Acte
R . Nourished
Itf
Chile
T Miibura Co
Llatiad
Toronto
Ant
Cathedral
Beauvals
Pyles & Co
Tasca
Minara
Lovee
Betes
Wall
British
Islas
Ivation Army
Holloway
London
Wichelmina
Netherlands
Thomas
Wellville
Minard
Campbell
Tanias
Edmonton
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Bett
Mie
Smith
Minard’s Liniment
Bank Street
Ottawa
Il Cook Medicine Co
Senate, Ont
Pereets Wate
Cate
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