Fragmented Early 20th Century News Snippets Mixed Events
A garbled report covers public figures like Sir Yorn Gibson and Dr W Malone, birthdays and medals for mothers, a tragic elopement, Canada’s gold output projections for 1926, a Charleston feat by Margaret Coombs, NSW hour week debates, a medical fellowship at London University, a Montreal bicycle bandit, and royal succession finance notes involving King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Roumania.
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Tn Orehan Grapprare
Aeyvete
Yorn M Gibson
Rowetnor
Ontario
W. Malones
House of Representatives
Volcano
Tokyo
Canada
Margaret Coombs
Bt Cathertars
New South Wales
William Bearch
Lo Don University
Montreal
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Ferdinand
Marl
Roumania
Carol
Apprenticeship Plan In B C Beginners Will Be Indentured
The British Columbia building trades will test the British indentured apprentice system. The Vancouver board of trade and the trades and labor council back the plan with a committee to survey contractor interest and apprentice requirements. Youth interest has grown and many inquiries have been received, promising benefits to contractors and longer trade commitment for skilled workers. The plan aims to boost industrial efficiency across the industry.
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Great Britain
British Isles
British Columbia
Vancouver Board of Trade
The
Trades and Labor Council
Hoover edits harsh reaction to rubber controversy
The London Times accuses Secretary Hoover of inaccurate and unwise statements that could fuel anti American sentiment and hinder global rubber production. It cites concerns that his remarks amount to profiteering accusations rather than productive dialogue toward amicable economic adjustment. Greece abolishes all decorations and bans wearing military or civil honors except with official permission.
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London
1Mes
Hoover
Greece
Canada to Ride Wave of Prosperity in Postwar Era
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service notes Canada has moved past crop fears, with mining, forestry, and manufacturing showing gains. If vision widens beyond immediate victory, Canada could seize broad opportunities as postwar clouds clear and optimism grows toward a prosperous future.
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Canace Io
Wien
Bert
Natural Resources
Etrata
Canada
World Championship Dog Derby Planned
A world championship dog derby to Banff will be the longest in history, circling Calgary to the Great Divide and back for 273 miles. The Strongheart trophy and 11,900 in cash accompany the event, part of the Banff Winter Carnival from February 5 to 11 featuring ski jumping and other spectacles.
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Calgary
Great Divide
Banff
Lake Louise
North America
Radio May Cure Deafness in Manitoba School
The provincial government studies use of a radio hearing device at the Manitoba School for the Deaf awaiting conclusive proof of benefit. Dr K Fletcher says action postponed until expert opinions on curative influence. Two cases of deafness improved by radio prompts cautious optimism while officials stress no extraordinary results yet.
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Manitoba
K. Fletcher
Thomas Rodwell
Many Lose Deposits in Federal Elections Across Canada
One hundred seven candidates lost their deposits in the general election, reducing government costs by about $21,400. The breakdown includes 28 Conservatives, 23 Liberals, 14 Laborites, 11 Progressives, 11 Independent Liberals, plus several former Labor, Independent Conservative, Liberal Protectionist, Independents, and other nominees who did not vote. Three of four women candidates forfeited their deposits.
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Canada
Socialiet
Etx
Dominion agrees royal reception for Canadian apples
The Dominion department of agriculture reports Hon. P. Larkin of London says Her Majesty and the Prince of Wales have accepted a box of Canadian apples.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
P. ©. Larkin
London
Prince of Wales
Fashionable silk frock with crepe back satin skirt
The piece describes a daytime and evening frock featuring a suinove Jong Bodine effect with a printed bordered silk upper and crepe back satin flare. It notes a convertible front collar, over-the-head fit, narrow crepe satin tie, kimono shoulders, and gathered wrists, plus a fashion book and price details.
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Paris
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union News
Pattern request guide notes Winnipeg Pattern Newsssseeee at 115 McDermot Ave Manitoba. Send two coins or stamps with payment and wrap columns carefully for mailing.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg Pattern
New Fabric by London Designer Seeks West End Fame
A noted London designer unveils an entirely new fabric to be shown in London and Paris soon. The cloth, made from specially treated ostrich quills, is said to be lighter than thistle down and softer than crepe de chine with a unique pattern viewable from every angle. Thousands of yards are being produced and manufacturers anticipate it will dominate West End ballrooms this winter.
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London
Paris
West End
Veterans Pass Resolution On Merging Defence Departments
The Dominion executive of the Great War Veterans Association in Ottawa passed a resolution backing the proposal to merge the Department of Soldiers' Civil Reestablishment with the Department of National Defence. The DSCR focuses on welfare for Great War men, while National Defence handles military matters. Lieut-Col McAra of Regina presided as the final session. Alberta sugar notes report a farmer in irrigated districts prospering, Valgardson near Taber earning 254 dollars from 3.5 acres, with Raymond sugar factory enjoying a strong run and high demand for new sugar in the province.
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Department of Soldiers
Department of National Defence
Dominion
Great War Veterans’ Association
Ottawa
DSCR
McAra
Regina
Alberta
Wma
Valgard Son
Taber
Alta
Raymond
Kaiser Preaches Sermon at Christmas Peace Service
The former German Emperor William held a Christmas morning sermon in the great hall of his chateau with Princess Hermine and her children present. He delivered on a just peace with dramatic gesture, then distributed gifts and signed photos to villagers, amid the holiday lighting and aid from his estate.
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Chateau
William
Hermine
Neters
Wiam
Frederick the Great
Willian
Withig Estate
Aitty
Start of World’s Largest Tunnel Project Begins
Work commenced on a monumental tunnel to connect Liverpool and Birkenhead. It will be two miles long and forty four feet in diameter, housing four lines of traffic. The project costs twenty five million dollars and requires removing one million tons of rock and earth. Eight feet of concrete surround the ion tubing which will be corrosion protected. Princess Mary attends the site with a gold ey? coverage notes.
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Princess Mary
Liverpool-Birkenhead
Average crop value per farm in prairie provinces 1925
Dominion statistics show 1925 field crops yield to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers totaling 64,688,000 dollars. Based on census farms, this implies over 2,549 dollars per occupied farm from this source. Other notes mention a 100 hour wakefulness wager and assorted quips on aging and love songs.
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Prairie Provinces
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Crossword Puzzle Word Fragments and Clues Nightly
Fragmented crossword puzzle text presents a jumble of cryptic clues and partial phrases. The readable portion lists terms like torque, H Ran away, author at large, 35 pedal, apportion, unburnished, Ireland, domestic animal, prefix meanings, scent, prepare, and steady hasten.
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Aniele
Ireland
New Power For Engines Scientists Say Discovery Of Dutch Inventor
A Dutch inventor claims a mineral sands process heated to 1700 degrees can disintegrate atoms to release vast heat. The heat could power boilers and drive engines or turbines. Scientists caution the method is early and practicality uncertain.
Quebec Auto Travel Influx Estimated At 8,090 Cars
The Quebec Automobile Club reports that 8,090 automobiles entered Quebec from the United States and other provinces. Based on four persons per car, about 32,360 travelers crossed by auto last season, with each spending at least twenty dollars. The estimate relies on official sources and reflects potential regional economic impact.
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Quebec
States
Quebec Automobile Club
Geint
Study of Cancer Mortality Gaps Across Nations Unexplained
The cancer commission of the League of Nations reports unaccounted mortality differences between countries. After an exhaustive inquiry it suggests multiple potential causes and offers material for a more defined comparison of cancer mortality by locality and nationality.
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League of Nations
Pigeon Aids Recovery Of Man In Sheffield Area
A homing pigeon carried a recovery message after a man was found unconscious near Sheffield England. Separately a London carpet measuring 40 by 22 feet weighs about a ton and contains roughly four and a half hundred hand tied knots.
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Sheffield
England
London
Jewels of Queen Alexandra Bequeathed to Edward Prince
Reports claim the will of Queen Alexandra leaves Edward jewels valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars including pearls rubies diamonds for his Princess. The royal treasure list, tied to the late queen's bequest, may become public soon.
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Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Edward
Prine
Alexandrica
Anti-Tuberculosis Serum Discovery From Sydney
A Sydney expert on tropical diseases announces a new anti tuberculosis serum derived from the spleen. Dr Henry Spehlloger is cited as a contrast, with the Daily News noting Small Page’s serum fading beside it. The correspondent suggests the Commonwealth Government may consider taking over Page's patent.
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Sydney
New South Water
Small Page
Eanesey
New South Wales
Stall Page
Henry Spehlloger
Pte
Commonwealth Government
Dr. Page
Canaries in Birmingham Home Fostered in Oakland Yard
A Birmingham woman keeps about a hundred canaries as household pets in Oakland County. She builds a special yard home to care for canaries of diverse breeds and finds daily pleasure in their upkeep. Kalior proposes a plan and remarks on appearances and money.
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Birmingham
Oakland County
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