Earl of Jelticor’s Aunt Dies at Southampton
Notices report Miss Catherine Jelticon aunt to the Earl of Jelticor died in Southampton on June 27, nearly 135 years old. Other items note Fenian veteran Fenian Raid veteran Vel M. McLean’s death, Saskatchewan bee imports, Tate Gallery wing opening near Westminster with 200 oil works, and various global political and drug control news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Jelticon
Earl of Jelticor
Southampton
Vel M. McLean
Hudson's Bay Company
Canada
Saskatchewan
Tate Picture Gallery
Westminster
Hong Kong
Mong Kong
Marie Islands
Mexico
Capsules That Combat Disease From Pasteur Institute Discovery
M Besredka at the Pasteur Institute Paris reports a sensational breakthrough claiming capsules containing a virus can vaccinate the stomach to combat diseases. The system aims to tailor a virus for each organ to counteract infections such as typhoid pleurisy laryngitis anthrax and pyorrhoea by making the stomach walls susceptible with ox bile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur Institute
M. Besredka
Metchnikomt
Pasteur Institute Paris
M. Desredka
Window Dedication at Westminster Abbey Honors War Prisoners
A window on the north side of Westminster Abbey, donated by James W. Gerard former US ambassador to Berlin, memorializes British prisoners of war who died in Germany. The dedication in London was led by Dr. Foxtey Borris with Alanson Houghton and other American representatives present.
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Germany
Westminster Abbey
James W. Gerrard
United States
Berlin
London
Foxtey Borris
Westminster
Gerard
Alanson Houghton
Saskatoon mayor backs Hudson Bay route for cattle trade
Saskatoon Mayor Ruserti Wilson argues for a direct Saskatoon to Hudson Bay Junction line to Port Nelson and Liverpool, estimating 4066 miles total from Calgary to Liverpool with a lower rail share, predicting cattle will move via the bay route to European ports. He cites shorter mileage than via the Northern Atlantic routes and anticipates cattle flows from Southern Alberta through Saskatoon.
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Hudson Bay Junction
Port Nelwom
Mallee
Saskatoon
Threater
Hudson Bay Railway
Humboldt
Vbay
Alberta
Sastatooe
Liverpool
Calgary
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
la Belle Isle
Overfoot
Cape
Port Nelson
Catsary
Rall Boul
Cos Fanilar
Enbjeet
Caule
Tranahelak
Port of
Disemberkaiien
Plan to fight disease endorsed by North American health officers
Delegates at the Atlantic City annual meeting endorsed Dr. M. M. Seymour's plan to split the year into disease prevention periods. September October target diphtheria, November December target smallpox, January February target typhoid, with provincial and federal officials backing the Seymour Plan and coordinated by medical groups and press. An Aquatic Animal sighting in the Ottawa River prompted speculation about a giant alligator, though naturalists doubt survival through winter in freeze rivers.
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Health Officers of
North America
Seymour
Atlantic City
Conference of State
M. M. Seymour
Heath
Saskatchewan
J.C. Eliott
Ottawa
International Health Board
United States Public Health Service
M. Uhrich
Conference of State and
Il Voluntary Health
Ofe Press
Ottawa River
Aylmer
Que
Freseo
Frock design notes for crepe dress with yoke effect
The pattern describes a chic daytime frock in wide bordered crepe with soft shoulder gathers, a back yoke, deep V front with jabots, an inverted pine waistline, and a narrow belt creating a housed side silhouette. No. 1339 sizes 36 to 44. fabric needed varies. price 20 cents. Additional fashion book offer and Look copy priced separately.
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MD Jabots
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
A Winnipeg Union notices pattern orders at 178 McDermot Ave detailing how to obtain patterns. The brief directs readers to request specific pattern numbers and outlines steps for mail or in person purchases from the local agency.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Planning Patrol of Arctic Archipelago 1926 Expedition
Preparations for the 1926 patrol of Canada's Arctic Archipelago proceed under the North West Territories and Yukon branch of the interior department. The Beothic, a 2700 ton sailing vessel, will sail from North Sydney to visit established posts and complete the new post at Bache peninsula Ellesmere Island to 79 degrees north. George P. MacKenzie will lead, Captain Falk commands, about ten RCMP members join, and Dr J J Weeks with Maurice Haycock will set up a geomatic vase at Pangnirtung Cumberland found, returning by October 1927.
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Canada
Arctic Archipelago
North West Territories
Yukon
Department of the Interior
Beothic
North Sydney
N.S
Quebec
Bache Peninsula
Ellesmere Island
George P. MacKenzie
Falk
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
J. J. Weeks
Iso
Maurice Haycock
Pangnirtung
Cumberland
Baffin Island
Changes at Kiel Harbor Show Decay and Change
The report recalls Kiel’s naval strength built by William I with vast docks and fortifications now partly dismantled. The harbor is empty and the naval academy closed as the castle and Yacht Club House shift to new uses. The Kaiser and his admirals once spoke amid a scene of power, now signs of neglect spread.
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Teand
Newbery
Kiel
William i
Naval Academy
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Brokher
Lved
Krupp
Gene
Remarkable feats by amputee veterans with artificial limbs
British Parliament notes show postwar gains in artificial legs and arms. Reports highlight one legged men driving 300000 miles without incident, motor racing participation, and athletes setting records in running and high jump.
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Minister of Pensions
England's War Pageant at Aldershot Draws Huge Crowd
A grand war pageant staged at Aldershot in a 20 acre arena on June 15 drew about 30 006 spectators. The production spanned from Saxon conquest to a modern army encampment with planes tanks and bombs. The Charge of the Light Brigade was reenacted with authentic artifacts and music by over 1 000 musicians. The finale featured a mass chorus singing The Day Thou Gavest.
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Aldershot
England
William the Conqueror
Balaclava
India Population and Languages Spark Religious Tension
A scholar Paul Vergheese warned India's 350,000,000 to 380,000,000 population uses 250 languages, creating policy and religious friction as only about two percent follow Christianity. The piece notes missionary needs amid vast diversity and includes a wedding report from Toronto’s Deaf Church, Elsie Bilson marrying Silas Baskerville with sign interpretation.
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India
Canada
United States
South America
Africa
Paul Vergheese
Vergheese
New Evangelical Church of the Deaf
Toronto
Elsie Bilson
Silas Baskerville
A. L. Richards
J. R
Byrne
Crossword Puzzle Snapshot From Historic Page
Puzzle clues cover horizontal and vertical entries with varied references from geography and language. The list includes several ancient terms and proper names such as Crete, Cathol ic priest, and Tiraztl with scattered notes on forms, meanings, and translations.
Sunday School Lesson For July Fourth Observance
Sunday School outline emphasizes guiding youth with the golden rule. The lesson cites Proverbs 22 6 and parallel readings from Exodus 21 10 and Acts 7 2 to frame childhood training. A devotional note from Proverbs 3 11 complements the teaching stance for youth development and lifelong guidance.
Birth of Moses and the duty of privilege
Excerpt discusses Moses as a strong child from Levi stock, noting his early strength and potential. It argues privilege and responsibility are inseparable and urges teaching the privileged to aid the unprivileged, contrasting with Pharaoh's Nile decree and likening modern children exposed to danger to Hebrew infants.
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Amram
Jochebed
Levi
Stephen
Moses
Milat
Ute
RC. Gillie
Nile
King Dove
Pleasant Farm Leper Colony in Lonely English Countryside
The England leper colony near Pleasant Farm sits as a remote, isolated cluster of small houses amid fields. British men women and children, once healthy abroad, now live with leprosy under the care of an Anglican sisterhood. A dog barks at the roadside as travelers pass this modest settlement.
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England
Buffalo Herd Counts in Canadian Parks from 1925 Survey
A December 1 1925 census records buffalo totals in Canadian parks. Buffalo Park Wainwright reports 8373 animals, Elk Island Park 1446, and Banff Park 23. The survey provides a snapshot of distributed buffalo populations across national parks.
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Canada
Buffalo Park
Wainwright
Elk Island Park
Banff Park
Sounded Too Familiar First Dab and Second Dab Exchange
A brief exchange notes a show felt familiar with Ham et al. The second line adds that the show relied entirely on quotations, suggesting a scripted or borrowed content rather than original material.
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Hamet
London Zoo Centenary Milestone From Humble Start
The London Zoo marked its centenary this year, showing growth from a 1829 royal charter to a collection of more than 3,000 animals. The early exhibit began with a griffin vulture and a white headed eagle, with Indian deer joining later, and the Zoological Society reported vast quantities of food consumed in the modern era.
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Zoological Society
London Zoo
Society
Joshua Brookes
Dr. Brookes
Fifty Young Men Sail to Canada for Agricultural Training
Fifty single young men who completed six months of training at ministry of labor centres in Brandon and Claydon Suffolk left for Canada aboard the Empress of France. They will reach Winnipeg where they will be placed on selected farms or agricultural posts.
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Canada
Ministry of Labor
Brandon
Clay Jdon
Suffolk
Winnipeg
Fowl Auction Feature At Municipal Market Added
The Johanes burg Municipal Market now sells dressed fowls by auction with braces 40 for ordinary householders to bid. Live poultry sales continue as usual. The note also recalls that the first printing press in Ameces was established in Mexico about 1648.
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Johanesburg
Ameces
Mexico
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Urefly
League of Nations
League
France
Harbin
Manchuria
League of Nations’ Commission ‘of Experts
Poland
Thomas Jefferson
Grove Patterson Tm
Duluth ‘ Herald
Java
Fpeletiate
J. Charles Yule
Carstairs
Alta
Springfield
Dean H. Barton
Macdonald College
Philadelphia
Alaska
Island
Crete
Frolte
Giel
Jaz
Melis
Atraldy
Tiraztl
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