Biography of the Prince of Wales by Miss Gary Sanders
A newspaper blurb notes the Palace of Wales marking an anniversary and the publication of a purported authentic biography by Miss Gary Sanders. It recounts the Prince of Wales childhood episodes, his New York visit, wartime bravery, coronation procession anecdotes, and travels to the United States and the Dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of Wales
Mise Gary Sanders
New York
Prince
York House
Themas
United States
Dominions
World Happenings Briefly Told
A collage of early 20th century items reports a Japan US ship contract to New York Shipbuilding, census inquiry into California Japanese population, potato dumping in Aroostook County, and coin circulation totals. It notes wheat and Rumana crop prospects, Maxim Gorky linked to Soviet frontiers, returning ex imperial servicemen to Manitoba farms, and Japan’s Prime Minister Osaki promoting arms limitation talks.
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New York Shipbuilding Corporation
California
Washington
Mers
Aroostook
Michigan
New York State
HB. Smith
Northern Navigation Copany
Taly
Rumanis
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Hamilton Woman
Hamilton resident Mrs. Emily Brecrorm reports relief from three years of female trouble with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says months of bed rest and back pain ended, now works daily and recommends it to friends. The ad touts nationwide use and offers personal advice from the company.
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Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hamilton Spectator
Emily Brecrorr
Victora Ave
Ontario
British Columbia Gold Output Forecast For This Year
The British Columbia gold production is expected to total about 3.5 million dollars this year, slightly above last year. The Ross land Mines, contributing roughly 40,000 dollars last year, may yield around 1.9 million this year. The Surferlet Mine on Prince Royal Island stands as the next largest producer with about 1 million dollars in output.
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British Columbia
Rossland
Surferlet
Princess Royal Island
Tormented With Corns and Veinous Ears
Local caption notes sufferer plagued by corns and ear discomfort. Medical remedies suggested as possible relief. Community health column advises foot care, footwear, and timely treatment for persistent irritation.
Mental Process May Prolong Life
An article extols psychology as the key to longevity, suggesting mindset can extend lifespans beyond averages. It cites Dr Gates of New York and urges mental courage, fearlessness, and mystic elevation as life-enhancing practices, pairing health theories with dubious remedies like a worm exterminator for children.
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Gates
New York
Plan Your Vacation Trip Special Summer Tickets to Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Rail offers daily sale of vacation tickets to Vancouver Victoria Seattle and other Pacific Coast points with stopovers en route. Travel includes optional side trips to Banff Lake Louise and Glacier with resort hotels and open top observation cars for scenic views. Agents can provide further details on the Trans Canada and exclusive sleeping car trains.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Rail
Sves
Rockies
Banff, Lakes
Glacier
Theain Fine
Arrow Lakes
Trans
Pretender to Throne of Russia Sparks Peasant Rally
A self-styled heir to the Russian throne gains attention as the lightly damaged report notes an overdne elusively sparing Czarev life and a claimed Alexis figure rallying peasants to his banner, hinting at trouble for the Soviet regime.
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Alexis
A Bad Case of Pessimism and Town Growth
A fragment urges belief in local business and community growth by supporting the local dealer. The dialogue references skepticism about imagining a mortgage free castle in the air and implies a town needs business to grow.
Wyandottes Lead Layers At Manitoba Contest
Mrs. A. S. Hart of Gladstone leads at the Manitoba breeding contest at Brandon Experimental Farm with Wyandotte hens and sows producing 1,200 eggs to date. The event, conducted by the Do Experimental Farms, is part of the Canadian agricultural program.
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A. S. Hart
Gladstone
Manitoba
Brandon
Cout Canada
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Cited by Source
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Hall's Catarrh Medicine improves health by cleansing blood and influencing conditions, mentioning catarrh cures and blood purifier effects in Toledo and surrounding regions. Reading is unclear but suggests a health benefit and local testing claims without specific data.
Geological Study Mission In North Reports Beginnings
The Geological Survey dispatched four parties to investigate mineral relations and map the systematic geology of northern regions. Initial efforts focus on identifying formations and potential sites for further exploration and study.
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The
Geological Survey
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promised Fast Liver Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills to tone and stimulate a sluggish liver, claiming quick health changes in days. It markets relief from heaviness and poor digestion, with widespread sales in 25 cent boxes and mentions of worm powders for children.
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Dr. Hamilton
Dr Hamilton
Catarthozone Co
Montreal
Publishing costs since 1907 show wartime inflation impact
A historical note outlines comparative publishing costs from 1907 to 1921 including wages postage and editorial expenses. It cites figures where total newspaper costs rose from 100 to 159 in 1914 and to 241 in 1921, highlighting business closures amid inflation and stagnant advertising rates.
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Flor
Company, Limited
Gulf of Geos
Tak
Tony
United States
Fattening Cardinal Remark Draws Wide Laughs
A garbled Liverpud text recalls a moment with an emaciated cardinal when an Irishwoman blessed him and asked for divine mercy on his cook. The humorous exchange ends with a quip about the cardinal’s cook, reflecting church life and social humor of the era.
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Afannimg
Ater
Stomach trouble linked to thin blood remedy advised
An old text explains stomach distress from thin blood, noting reduced digestive fluids and weak stomach muscles. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching remedy to restore appetite and digestion, claiming improved vitality. The ad mentions price and mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. A final line cites wasp activity in nature.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Bead Decorated Evening Dress Described in Fragment
The article details beadwork used to outline a simple dress with a draped skirt and U shaped corset. It notes a girdle of flat silk roses and references decorative techniques, fabrics, and fashion elements from the era alongside a brief medicinal mention of Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and a note on plant fibers used in threads.
Local merchants offer imitation mahogany woods at home
More than twenty malogs woods are now offered as true mahogany with many more stained to resemble the wood. The notice encourages lending money locally to support town businesses.
Immigration to Canada April 1921 rises over 1919 levels
Immigration to Canada in April 1921 totalled higher than April 1919’s 13 287, rising by 13 percent. Newcomers included 8 476 from the British Isles 1 035 from the United States and 1 541 from other countries.
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Canada
British Isles
United States
Lumber Shipments From Vancouver This Year
Up to the present time this year seventy two million feet of lumber have been shipped from Vancouver to all points. Of this amount thirty eight million was carried in government ships. The total export of lumber in 1920 amounted to only eight million seven hundred ninety two thousand feet.
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Vancouver
Manitoba Seeks British Women for Home Duties
Following Saskatchewan, Manitoba names a London representative to choose women and girls from Great Britain for household work. The initial party, numbering 35, will sail to Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
London
England
Great Britain
They Weren't Straight Lines Tuinerant Preacher
Fragmentary OCR text notes a farmer dialogue about stars and a stubborn farmer Hitchman. The passage hints at religious or parable style speech and rural vernacular without clear narrative or events. No identifiable person or organization is fully readable.
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Farmer
Farmer Hitchman
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Ieee Posi
Sou
Panama Canal
Maxim Gorky
Mie Andeeva
Moscow
Caus
Imperial Service
Winnipeg
Yoka Osaki
Japan
Beecroft
N. U 136
Big
Mother Graves
Russia
Tut
Constananal
MacKenzie River District
Quebec
Dominion
Japanese
J.D. Kellogg
Tis
Ry Mane Belmont
Canadian Rockies
Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Looma
Tofield
Jasper Park
Mount Robson
Canadian National Railways
Cutiura
W. Burns
St. Basile, Que
Ganetes Eo Sw Limited
Peal St
Hope
Callaby
Bayer
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