Canada a Great Mineral Country Says Duke of Manchester
In Montreal the Duke of Manchester predicts Canada will become a leading mineral producer. He notes strong English investor interest and says Canadian mines will be supported, despite some past setbacks. He eyes a land tract near Amos Ontario along the gold zone and plans to stay through the summer.
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Duke of Manchester
England
Canada
Dagtey
Dominion
William Angus
Montreal
Amos
Ontario
A Mother's Health Needs Great Care
A wartime appeal urges mothers to seek Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore blood and strength. A testimonial from Mrs Riley of Apple Hill, Ontario, describes recovery from severe weakness, insomnia, and nerves after taking six boxes. The ad promotes purchases from The De Williams Medicine Co in Brockville, Ontario.
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Dr . Williams
Riley
Apple Hill
Oat
Wit
de Williams
Sam
Brockville, Oat
Twin Evils of Poverty and Disease Linked
The article notes disease and poverty are closely tied, arguing that eradicating poverty could prevent illness. Barry Addresaine cites a National Conference finding that thousands of families faced health problems from tuberculosis to mental illness, with health care nurses addressing over five thousand cases.
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Mailer
Bo Burritt
The
New York Association For
Barry Addresaine
Tut- Neato Express
R Hamiltons Pills Offer Quick Health Boost
A vintage advertisement touts R Hamiltons Pills claiming rapid relief for half sick people. It promises improved spirits, headaches gone, appetite up, blood purified, spine pain eased, nerves toned, and renewed vigor. Dose noted as 25 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Hamilton
Old Fashioned Raisin Apricot Gelatin Mold
A fragmented recipe describes soaking Sun Maid seeded raisins and currants in apricot juice, then combining sugar lemon juice and salt. It details making a shell from egg whites and sugar, gelatin softened in cold water, heating milk with sugar, dissolving gelatin, mixing raisin blend with nuts egg whites and whipped cream, and chilling before serving with a yellow sauce.
Homesteads in Northern Alberta and Alberta lands records
Northern Alberta homesteads show ongoing activity with increased filings in May. The Edmonton Dominion Land Office reports 82 homestead applications and 13 soldiers' grants during the month, with patents numbered Aity-one and related land actions noted alongside familial concerns about health and welfare arising from work and grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton Dominion Land Offee
Upgs
Watered stock scare in Ontario farmer sale
A stock salesman tried to sell golden dollars from an Ontario farmer who resisted, citing watered stocks and ponzi vibes. After a vivid pitch, the farmer declared he would water the next stock himself, buying only his own business integrity. Holstein News-Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Holstein News-Bulletin
Cholera Infantum a Fatal Disease of Children
An early 20th century advisory warns cholera infantum as a dangerous bowel illness in children. It describes symptoms diarrhoea vomiting rapid weight loss and prostration and urges using proven remedies like Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry rather than untested cures. The piece cites Halifax and Toronto sources and mentions Thomas’ Electric Oil alongside other products.
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Fowler
W. A. Harrison
Elevator Court
Halifax
Labor Group Leader Resigns Seat in Manitoba Legislature
F. Dixon, leader of the Labor Group in Manitoba, resigns his House seat. Other brief items note Lloyd George possible U.S. visit, a Copenhagen session, and political shifts in Canada, including appointments and party leadership changes.
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News of the World
Lloyd George
America
Copenhagen
Dixon
Manitoba
Winniper
United States
Ladies Remove Corns with Putnam's Extractor
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Wart Extractor as a simple painless remedy. It promises complete corn removal for a quarter and urges consumers to refuse substitutes, selling 25 cents at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Larger Planes May Be Developed For Long Flights
International Aerial Congress in London discusses aviation progress and safety. A speaker criticizes current planes for crowding passengers and predicts future craft capable of deck takeoffs on ocean liners, enabling faster trans Atlantic travel. He cites slow 1919 to 1925 progress due to governments' lack of interest in air development and calls for sustained government support every few years.
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Phe International
Congress
London
Man
Page
Vic
Varios
Massengers
Williamson
Publicity Push Aims To Grow Canada Fish Market
At the Canadian Fisheries Association annual meeting in Montreal it was urged to raise fish consumption in Canada by launching a publicity campaign. Ministers from provincial and federal governments will be asked to provide financial support to the effort to export eighty percent of Canada’s fish output.
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Canada
Dominion
Canadian Fisheries’ Association
I T
Montreal
BC Co-operative Poultrymen Ship Eggs to Glasgow
A cargo of 500 cases of eggs shipped by the British Columbia Co-operative Poultrymen's Association reached Glasgow. It marks the first attempt by BC shippers to enter the Scottish market with hopes of establishing a permanent trade trail.
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British Columbia Co-operative Poultrymen’s Association
Glasgow
British Columbia
Fragmented medical notice from Toledo obituaries
A damaged fragmentary item from Toledo notes mentions medical terms and a hospital setting. It references patient care and potential free services, but the text is garbled and does not present a clear event, names, dates, or concrete actions.
Fragmented Free Press notice mentions Santa and incense
Readable fragments hint at a local free press item referencing Santa and incense. Item lacks clear dates, names, or actions. Further details cannot be confirmed from the damaged text.
Fragmented note on Canadian slavery history and abolition
Fragmentary OCR recounts early slavery in Canada and Montreal with mentions of a run away slave tied to widow Dutly, payments and repatriation offers. It notes 142 slaves in Montreal district, an 18th century importation ban under the Union Jack, and 1633 parliament actions toward abolition and apprenticeship schemes.
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Abesea
Costa
Canada
Torsiodes
Yoo
Montreal
Beth
The Hope of the World and Allied Relations
A reprint from the Orleans Times-Picayune argues that global harmony relies on strong ties between America and the British commonwealths. It condemns petty interference and warns that conflict would peril western civilization and modern white institutions.
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America
British Commonwealths
Bank Scotland Wales
Irish Free Svale
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Orleans Times-Picayune
Where He Is Great Thinker Dialogue Fragment
Fragmentary dialogue discusses a man named Brown as a great thinker with appearances of gender confusion. The text mentions eyeglass makers, supplying glasses to correct one of 134794 defects though the sentence trails into unclear garbled wording.
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Brown
Water Power Development in Canada Signals Huge Coal Savings
A Water Powers Branch report shows Canada’s water power investment at 620 million dollars, with projections that by 1910 growth could reach 1.1 billion. The current output equates to 26.7 million tons of coal annually, valued at 267 million dollars, and future estimates rise to 50 million tons and 500 million dollars by 1910. Maine derives its name from a 1622 charter that called it Mayne land.
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Canada
Water Powers Branch
Department of the Interior
State of
Maine
Mayne Land
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Minard
R. Hamilton
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da Yn
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Allanger
Dor Thomas
Keleetrie
Felines
JW. Bronte
Moone Jam
Bonore
Marte Eat
Ceeut Mellan
Bonean
Marshall
Reviatore
Suse Tour Mothe Stud
Thomas
New York
Jimmie
Tad Bose
CINE
Toledo
Obie
Vou Free Press
Kendall
DR. BJ. Kendall Company
Grosburg Falls
VLUSA
U.S
Britain
Bayer
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