New Catarsten Treatment Promises Healing Air Therapy
A garbled ornate passage describes Catarthenone as a medicated air treatment for Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma and La Grippe. It claims to clear microbes while cleansing throat nasal passages and bronchial tubes, with endorsements from physicians and a two month use guarantee at $10. The prose shifts to a dramatic scene with a narrator Dorkin Willow and Donnie in a cabin, a missing box, a violin, and plans to bury a loved one beneath an apple tree as characters face grief and a looming journey into the forest with Indigenous characters.
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Willow
Daddie
Dad
Dorkin
Daddy
Dad Allers
Donkin
Daddy Farney
Yappet
Trade With Russians Not Restricted Canada Says
In Montreal Gazette notes Joseph Archambault questions government on Canada Soviet trade. Foster replies there are no special facilities for Canadians, while large contracts for food machinery and clothing with Soviet Russia had been closed, though details of negotiations remain unclear.
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Canada
Montreal Gazette
Joseph Archambault Chambly
Noth
Victoria Cross Recipients Honored After Buckingham Parade
Recent honors for brave soldiers include Victoria Cross recipients praised by King George and guests at a garden party. Veterans from Wellington Barracks joined relatives as seniors were queried by officers before formal presentation, recalling Zeebrugge Ostend actions and guns saved at Le Keita.
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King George
Buckingham Palace
Wellington Barracks
Segard Weradian
Fist of
Amesina
Carpester
Viedickee
Zeebrugge
Ostend
le Keita
Lyn
Victoria
DCM
Prevois
Sir SiCorge
California Syrup of Figs Ad Notice
California syrup of figs advertisement urges parents to look for the California name on the package to ensure a safe soothing tonic for children’s stomach liver and bowels. It promises a fruity taste and full directions on the bottle.
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California
Horses Still Vital in US Despite Motor Age
An Illinois association plans to spend 250000 over three years to advertise the horse’s economic value. Denver considers an ordinance to ban street horses. Retail harness makers report 26 million horses nationwide, one per four people, with numbers rising in states heavy with cars and tractors. In 1919 farms added 20000 horses over 1917, showing farmer demand persists.
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Illinois
Denver
Towa
United States
Bridal couple ordered to plant trees in Switzerland
A historic law required newlyweds to plant six trees after marriage and two more for each child born. Trees were to be planted on commons and roads, mostly fruit trees, deemed useful and ornamental. The mainspring of a watch measures two feet, and the largest sturgeon inhabit European seas.
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Switzerland
Lightning Rods A Great Protection In Fire Storms
Warning issued to owners of premises with lightning rods to inspect installation for defects that could fail in emergencies. Faults include broken insulators, bent cables, corrosion, and poor ground connections. Proper grounding and regular checks are advised for safety during storms.
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St. Thomas Times. Journal
Protecting Trees Winnipeg Planting Efforts and Debates
City records show 11000 trees planted within Winnipeg with 0 on boulevards and 28000 trees planted elsewhere. The Paths Board holds jurisdiction over boulevards and has funded additional planting efforts totaling 700 more trees, amid concerns about park-like streets and urban fade.
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Winnipeg
Bes
Paper Waste Echoes Government Paper Use Debate
A report on The Nation's Business details government efforts to save paper and reduce waste. It cites Sir Helles Momma and measures across agencies, urging printers to curb excess printing and urging a federal saving program amid concerns about efficiency and costs.
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Chamber of Common Eer Co Intere Geers
United States
Helles Momma
Smu
Bora
Seente
Katone Buslagsy Coun
BEES
Steg
Euthoc
United
Staue
Dannell Pratt Copier
Addeenses
Micah
Pedestrian must wear red bulb in necktie says Toronto elder
An elderly Toronto resident warned that soon every pedestrian may be required to wear a red electric bulb in their necktie and carry a red lantern at the rear. He spoke as a distant future threat, expressing doubt he would live to see it, but suggested others would.
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Toronto
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