British relief fund aids unemployed miners families
World events report a British relief fund for unemployed miners and families. Ontario Health issued insulin units during November. BC salmon industry forecast 14 million dollars this year versus 12 million last year. Major Spatz’s crew may receive Distinguished Flying Crosses after a 150 hour 40 minute non stop flight. Nottingham’s lord mayor honors 107 year old William Walker, former bricklayer. Howard Douglas, a pioneer in western Canadian film and Banff National Park administrator, dies at 78. Churchill steel work to be celebrated on completion. immigration talks target 1930. A Gibraltar tunnel study yields a favorable report costing about 45 million dollars and 20 miles long.
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Ontario Department of Health
British Columbia
Carl Spatz
England
William Walker
Nottingham
Howard Douglas
Motion Picture Center
Alberta
Banff National Park
Edmonton
Churchill
Hudson Bay Railway
Detroit Police Offer Bounty To Curb Outlawry
Police Commissioner Rutledge says officers who kill a fleeing criminal will receive a ten dollar bounty to deter further outlawry. Patrolman Underman and Gerald McCauley were praised after forcing a suspect to surrender on January 31. John L Pilgrim, a London wool merchant, completed his 130th Atlantic crossing arriving in Liverpool aboard the Baltic. We stand back of every auto we ll says an ad. The front is the dangerous end.
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Detroit
Rutledge
Arthur Underman
Gerald McCauley
John L. Pilgrim
Liverpool
Baltic
Canadians Eat Meat at High Levels Worldwide
Canada ranks twelfth in per capita meat consumption with 1563 pounds. Argentina New Zealand and Australia lead, while the UK France Germany Denmark and Belgium trail. Beef dominates intake at 655 pounds, pork 61, and mutton and lamb 61. totals rise from 1363 pounds in 1910 to 1563 pounds.
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Canada
Dominion
Argentina
New Zealand
Austalia
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Denmark
Belgium
A Problem for Young Mothers
Stomach troubles distress babies and challenge new mothers. Baby's Own Tablets are advertised as a safe, effective treatment for stomach and bowel disturbances, claimed to ease constipation, indigestion, and related ailments. Sold by druggists or 25 cents a box by The Dr Wilhams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
One-Piece Printed Silk Crepe Dress With Velvet Collar
Describes a striking one piece dress in printed silk crepe with tweed pattern and vestee style, featuring a sheer velvet scarf collar and matching cuffs and belts. Also notes reverse treatment fabrics including tweed and velveteen, and lists Design No. 906 patterns in sizes from 16 to 48 inches and a price of 25 cents in stamps.
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Jersey
How To Order Patterns Stage Director
The dialogue features a stage director query about identity. A supernumerary replies that they are not Appius Claudius but rather the opposite, speaking from within heavy armor.
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Appius Claudius
Canadian Fishermen Protected From U S Trollers
The Department of Marine and Fisheries states Canadian authorities do not seek to limit U S salmon trolling in Canadian ports but prohibit fishing just outside waters from using Canadian ports for comfort or shelter. Seizures occur only after entry warnings. U S ports charge two cents per pound of Canadian fish. The aim is to stop U S fishermen selling in Canada to gain advantage over Canadian fishermen.
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Oregon
Dominion
Pacific
Seattle
Washington DC
Department of Marine and Fisheries
U.S
United States
Patrol Of Royal Mounted In Vast Northwest Territory
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police patrol a 2000 mile wide belt from Baffin Island to the Mackenzie River delta. Officers maintain law and order among scattered settlements with Arctic coast posts conducting yearly patrols and investigations. Constable duty commonly lasts two years, though many are called back repeatedly to the Arctic.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
North-West Territories
Baffin Island
Mackenie River
Arctic
Fire destroys Turtleford post office and newspaper plant
A blaze of unknown origin destroyed the Turtleford Saskatchewan post office and Turtleford Record printing plant, owned by C R McIntosh 21 P and insured. A Vinge postmaster and editor testified no fire had been lit that day, while volunteers fought the fire to prevent spread. Regularity in livestock chores praised and radio school lessons eyed by Canada’s Department of Education.
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Turtleford Recorder
Turtleford
Sask
Rcent
C. R. McIntosh
Pose Fixtures
A. Vinge
Turtleford Record
Vinge
Canada
Department of Education
Oxford Dictionary editors wrestle with new words and obsolete terms
The article details Dr. Onions and editors at the Oxford Dictionary supplement debating numerous neologisms such as auto-pano, accelerometer, allright, and agin while noting older terms like aplane and animatograph fading. It highlights the laborious task of defining quotations, references, and meanings for words entering and leaving use.
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Onions
Onion
Agin
Manchester Guardian
Heart Palpitated Nerves Bothered Her Sleep Was Broken
A readable fragment describes a woman suffering from nervous anxiety that disrupted her sleep and caused frequent palpitations. The brief notes her distress affected rest and daily comfort.
Gas and Sleeplessness Remedies Attract Attention
A reader notes six boxes eased sleeplessness tied to heart and nerves, praising the remedy's effect and recommending it to troubled sleepers. Price listed as Sue per box via The T. Burbara Co. Ltd Toronto. ad hints at broad druggist availability.
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T. Burbura Co. Ltd
Toronto
Cuticura Heals Child With Severe Eczema Episode
The account describes a baby with watery pimples, itching, and bleeding eruptions on the face. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child healed within a few weeks, prompting the endorsement of Cuticura products for skin care.
Sunday School Lesson Reflections on the Lost Sheep Parable
The lesson centers on Jesus receiving sinners and seeking the lost sheep. It highlights three key points by Dr. W L Watkinson: the value of one sinner, the moral importance of one soul, and the restoral act saving a repentant person. A biblical dialogue about feeding thousands through five loaves and two fish ends with a brief scene of two converts debating scripture.
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Jesus
Riks
Thomas Siwar
Mark Twain
Israel
God
Mauer
Terseelves
W. L. Watkinson
Bull
Henry
France
Man and Woman Clash Over Answers and Liniment Claim
A man recalls being created before the woman to allow time for her first question. The text also touts Minard's Liniment as effective against colds, reflecting a period ad style and a humorous framing of gender and medicine.
Inspection Of Vegetables and Fruit Products
A thorough inspection of all fruit and vegetable products before preservation will be conducted in all canning plants of the Dominion by Inspectors of the fruit branch of the Federal Department of Agriculture. Mr McIntosh believes producers and consumers would profit and higher grade products would reach canneries. Fifteen permanent inspectors transferred from the health of animal branch will be augmented by the fruit branch in this effort.
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Dominion
Federal Department of Agriculture
McIntosh
Dor
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