International knowledge to end world tensions
A former Japanese education minister advocates broad international understanding via affordable communications and press exchange to reduce ignorance. He links knowledge to peace, urging imperial unity through cables, steamship lines, postage, and aviation, arguing better cross border info prevents war and strengthens the British Empire.
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Anys
Ette International
Isme
Lave
Stelee
Japan
United States
Canada
Averlein
Union of Information
Eppire
League of Nations
League
Germany
Id International Itercours
Tadey
Maritime
Ontario
Ontalo
Atlantic Seaboard
Abel Geary
Gus
Great War sale disposes of British properties worth millions
Britain plans a Great War sale disposing of leftover properties valued in millions. The government will auction islands building materials foodstuffs horses and medical supplies among other items from the postwar surplus. The wartime commission, with a 47 000 strong staff, oversees the first phase of liquidating assets.
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Britain
Europe
John Bunyan Rare 1698 Book Donated to Harvard Library
A forty four page edition of John Bunyan's A Book for Toys and Girls, one of two known copies, was anonymously donated to Harvard Library in memory of Lionel De Jerses Harvard '15. The item, published in 1698, surfaced via Miss Mit's postal discovery in Hampstead and was auctioned in London for 10350 dollars. The donation honors De Jerses who died in action in France during World War I.
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Harvard
John Bunyan
George Charge
Mit
Hewes
Hamp Enelend
Wes
Lionel de Jerses
France
Dinard’s Oiniment for Chapped Waves Documented
A quirky transcription notes Dinard’s remedy for chapped waves and a Detroit tape circa recent phonograph era. The text mocks modern etheric waves and claims a new rule set, featuring a speaker’s faux exegesis and a tongue in cheek tone about images and cameras.
Farming land openings announced in Saatetenemin region
The government announces crown marsh lands in the northern province suitable for farming and asks individuals to apply for fur farming developments. The southern areas are smaller due to water and bed conditions, with existing homesteading affecting available parcels. Authorities will assess applications.
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Saatetenemin
Tenatien
Haimtitos
Agttout
Tir
Sackatem
Nerviline claims quick relief for cramps and pains
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a safe home remedy for sudden sickness, cramps, colicky pains, and chest discomfort. It promises fast comfort at a low price, presenting it as a trusted product for general bodily distress.
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Biadlen
Williams Pink Pills Anecdotal Health Booster
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for anaemia and nerve conditions. It cites testimonials from readers like Mrs D Ar Sutton and Mrs Ter rsaye who report renewed strength, improved headaches, sleep, and weight. The ad urges readers to send 5 cents for a booklet and pills via The Dr Williams Medicine Co. ockville Ont.
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LD. Aessaes
Quebec
Williams
Terrsaye
New Discovery Reveals Xray Based Human Body Films
British radiologist Frederick Melville and colleagues at University College London unveil a method to film heartbeats lung movements and digestion with X rays. The process promises exact medical teaching and research insights while overcoming skin injury risks.
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Setem
Frederick Melville
Tw University College of London
Ce Warnford
E.W. Réwerds
Hiltish
Republic
Huge Amount Left By Auto Tourists
Automobile tourists entering Canada during the period brought in net revenue to the Dominion of about 194000 dollars for ten months, with estimates suggesting a rising trend for the full year. Officials note cross border traffic at customs ports exceeded expectations, with thousands of vehicles and large sums passing through points such as Vancouver and Niagara Falls as trade and travel rebound.
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Cinucis
United
Canada
Dominion
AW. Campbell
Dominion Cou
United States
Vancouver
Winnipes Fort
Port Huron
Niagara Falls
St Lawrence River
Quelme
Quebec
Ste Nineara
Chiches
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
A historical ad touts Dr. Ray V Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery from Buffalo and Bridgeburg Ontario. It claims to boost appetite digestion enrich blood and improve skin while warning the product contains a harmful ingredient. Readers are urged to ask local druggists or send 10 cents for a sample package.
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Dewerce
Ray V. Pierce
Renine
Thiffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Bridgeburg
Young Aviator Lawrence Koons Flew 360 Mile Mission
Lawrence Koons, fourteen, left his Iowa junior high to pilot a small plane on a 360 mile round trip. He delivered a message for Roy Peterson of Des Moines and returned in about three hours. School notes say he began flying six months ago and now aims for aviation college.
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Tye
Lawrence Koons
Towa
Lawrence
Omasary
Achoakh
Roy Peterson
Dea Moines Avitior
Farmer
Lawrence Bergen
Britain Reducing War Debt and Interest Payments
A clipped dispatch notes Britain reducing war debt obligations with London press reports. It states principal payments and semiannual interest figures, including 58 10,000, 24,000, and a 95,600 yearly payment adjustment. It also references a dubious patent medicine claim for worms.
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Sir A
Washington
London
New Fix
Tiritain
Inter
Alberta Fur Catch Two Million Dollars for Year
Figures released by the provincial bureau show Alberta fur production reaching two million dollars for the fiscal year. Total figures reflect provincial sales within Alberta borders with most value from Edmon area markets amid steady demand.
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Alberta
Fieures
Kenzie
From the other end of the earth song fragment 1902
Condensed note signals a cryptic fragment from 1902, referencing distant lands and a singer’s line. It hints at cultural exchanges or translation quirks from an era of exploration and lyric miscellany.
Japan Islands May Reappear Above Pacific Waters
A report cites US scientists predicting Japan could reappear above the Pacific as subsidence and tectonic shifts cause island lines to reemerge. The claim notes possible eruption or flooding effects near Kyushu bay and warns of complex oceanic movements affecting coastal areas. The article also mentions unrelated asthma remedy advertising amid the text.
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Pacific
Japan
Noble
United States Survey
Kyusu Bay
Folan
Tay Nati
New York
Remarkable letter from Veliveres about a child case in Northland
A letter alleging a remarkable incident involving a child near Hol Santa Claus in Northland Canada was reported. The missive circulated via postal authorities and arrived in Northland on the ACH line, 24 tiles north of the Soo. The text also promotes a rheumatic pain remedy by Dr Thomas Oll, claiming soothing healing properties for scratches and bruises.
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Thomias
Hwinan Belazs
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