Catarrhozone Cure Promises Relief From Colds
An old advertisement touts CA-ARRHOZONE and CATARRHOZONE as pine forest remedies for colds catarrh and bronchitis. It claims soothing balsam vapors and a two month course priced at 11.00 or 50c for a trial size, offered by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Canyon Water confronts Moran as settlers plan action
Wade and neighbors form a vigilant group to seize Moran and his followers in Crawling Water. They argue for limited force to restore order, aiming to drive Moran from the county and protect ranches and townsfolk amid mounting tension and threats. Dorothy Rexbill, Helen, and Senator Rexbill face danger as factions prepare for a confrontation.
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Moran
Bill Santry
Wade
Gordon
Visitantes
Vieilantes
Judge Colt
Lem Trowbridge
Wade Neighbo
Dave
Kelly
Tug Bailey
Sheridan
Sam Saye Bailey
Jeneen
Trowbridge
Ald Santry
Jensen
Birht
Metory
Tula
Monte Joe
Sf Moran
Teliera Ta
Dorothy
Helen
Rexhill
Mod
Bern
Thorouly
Mrs. Pursell
Catane
Ayeak
Ferry
Noraes
Gordon rePurnell
Twin Boys’ Mother Recovers with Vegetable Compound
West Saint John New Brunswick woman describes severe postnatal illness after twin birth. She reports persistent inflammation and bed confinement for over a month and credits Vegetable Compound for improvement. She grants permission to share her experience to help other mothers.
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West St. John
N. B
Tom
Eurge A. Arrome
Rodney St
The King a Farmer speaks on agriculture's trials
The King expresses personal interest in farming fortunes beyond his country. He acknowledges wartime price falls and industry difficulties. He urges farmers to maintain patience courage and enterprise to endure the present hardship.
Oldest Doctor in England Sulvigorous and in Good Health
George Cooke Attfield of Hove Sussex is described as England’s oldest doctor at age 99. Born January 27 1825 he qualified at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in 1850 and recalls Bart’s with 300 beds and Saturday operations. He later served as medical officer of Millbank Prison and senior medical officer in Western Australia’s convict settlements for 25 years until 1879.
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George Cooke Attfield
Hove
Sussex
England
Vm. Attfield
Bath
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Bart's
Millbank
Western Australa
Money In Strawberries Earned By Mrs R Holmes
Mrs R Holmes of Raymond Alberta has grown a half acre of strawberries netting as much as 400 in a season. Strawberries are now widely raised in Alberta with substantial plantings reported. Britain plans to display the powerful Napier 1000 horsepower engine at the Jubilee Exhibition in Gothenburg this summer, alongside a composite aircraft exhibit.
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R. Holmes
Raymond Alberta
Alberta
Fur Aare Engine
Britain
Gothenburg
Ecta
Cheess Coved With Pimples About Chin
Unclear readable text mentions Cheess cov ed with pimples about chin and large a n re t. Need complete source for precise summary.
Kingly taboo in British Commons and Victoria’s absence
The article notes the long standing rule barring the sovereign from speaking in the House of Commons. It recalls Queen Victoria never entering, and only once in history did a king step into the chamber, Charles I, to demand five arrests and pay with his crown and life.
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House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Commons
Charles 1
Wedding Anniversary Gift Guide by Number
A compact list explaining traditional anniversary gifts by year from cotton at year one to golden at year sixty. Includes common materials such as paper leather wood wool silk crystal china silver ruby and pearl with notes on milestone years and a misspelled ending.
Governor General Leads Eastward Canadian Tour
Governor General Baron Byne of Vimy and Lady Eye begin an extensive provincial tour covering New Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Quebec They plan to remain away from Ottawa until October 1 possibly following a previous four quarter tour of the western provinces ending in Dawson City Yukon Territory.
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Baron Byne of
Vimy
Canada
Lady Eye
New Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Jquebec
Ottawa
Dawson City
Yukon Territory
Woman Flier Sets 16200-Foot Record in St Louis
Bertha Horchem of Ransom Kansas, a protesolvte aviatrix, establishes a new official altitude record for women by reaching 16200 feet in St Louis. The prior mark was 15700 feet by Andree PoYo of France in California last May.
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Ers
Bertha Horchem
Protesolvte
Aviatrix
Ransom
Kansas
St Louis
Andree Peyo
France
Filer
California
Lost City of England's Past Raised by Sea Wrecks
fragmentary historical account describes an ancient English city with royal charters and 82 churches now submerged by advancing seas. it notes prior fortifications, a royal palace, and busy harbor ships, then chronicles repeated destruction by sea erosion and later partial rebuilds between 1585 and 1627.
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Dunwica
England
Sasea
Lam Thadoo
B Hood
Baward H
Siglo
Tien Bt Peters
Hen Adopts Black Chick Amid Provincial Preferences
A white hen raises a black chick after showing cruel neglect to its siblings. The observer recalls a recent hen broodiness and notes the heartwarming outcome as the mother accepts the lone colored chick, turning a farming hardship into a rewarding experience.
A Good Listener and the Art of Conversation
A short reflection urges cultivating listening to win friends in daily talks. It suggests writers learn to trim their ink and heed words carefully, echoing the wisdom that life and death lie in the tongue.
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Solomon
Vickers Planes For Forestry Patrol Go To Canada
Eight large aircraft built by Vickers of Montreal for the Canadian government will be allocated to Vancouver Dartmouth and inland patrol duty. Each machine can carry five passengers and reach speeds between 85 and 100 miles per hour.
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Vickers Company
Montreal
Vancouver
Dartmouth
Testing World Best Clocks for Breguet Chronometer Test
About 144 chronometers deposited at the Neuchatel Observatory for the international Breguet test to select 31 marine and 113 land timepieces. Four countries supply entries with 20 firms, including 1 French, 2 English, 1 Danish, and 16 Swiss. Results announced in September at a public hall honoring Lievre OPA Breguet.
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Observatory
Neuchatel
Breguet
France
England
Denmark
Switzerland
Realis
Mayle
Opa. L. Breguet
Building More Elevators Planned in Western Canada
Milling and elevator firms announce a major expansion in Western Canada with a programme to erect 175 to 200 additional elevators in the prairie provinces. The initiative aims to be ready before this year's harvest, reflecting the sector's optimistic outlook.
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Western Canada
Prairie Provinces
Harvest Excursions Arrangements Set for This Year
J. W. Ward, Secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture, says harvest excursions will depart from the east and British Columbia on nearly identical lines to last year. He expects more harvesters will be needed this year than in 1913.
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British Columbia
J. W. Ward
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Castoria Advertises For Babies and Children
The ad promotes Pletcher's Castoria as a 30 year old remedy for infants and kids, claiming relief from Constipation, Flatulence, Wind Colic and Diarrhea. It asserts it calms feverishness, aids digestion, and promotes natural sleep without opiates. The copy emphasizes a genuine, gentle product for children.
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Pletcher
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