Catarrhozone Ad Claims Quick Relief for Colds and Catarrh
An old ad promotes Catarrhozone as a nasal and throat treatment. It describes inhaling vapor from a medicated preparation to ease inflamed nostrils and catarrh, claiming fast relief and ongoing protection against colds, bronchitis, and other ailments. The product is priced at one dollar with two months of treatment available through Montreal dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellon
Heale Agrerabee
Pall
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Palace Boarding House Menu Crafts A Daring Musical Farewell
Mary in the parlour at the Palace Boarding House entertains with ragtime melodies while guests hear a suggestive dentistry theme. Reginald and Percival, eight, are described as red headed twins and noted for mischief. The scene features a dissonant farewell to Mary as she leaves for England, set to a playful, flirtatious tone.
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Iba
Manitoba
Sune Zist
Fenste
Mie Mills
Reginald
Percival
Mary
Joan Soong
England
Nervous Breakdown Mentioned in Local Alert
A brief item notes nervous breakdown concerns and low mood as a prominent symptom in a message from Mrs. Geo. T. Tingley of Alert, NB, referencing fearful feelings and stated hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Tingley
Fragmented recollections of travels to Canadas prairies and GWAVA updates
A narrative recounts an inland journey to Canada with reflections on the prairie landscape and a stay in a boarding house. It notes the arrival of a Canadian stationmaster, a visit to Livingstone, and mentions GWAVA branches in Saskatchewan and Ontario installing radiophone equipment for member instruction and memorial hall work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GWAVA
Saskatchewan
Wynyard Gwva
T Memorial Hall
Belleville
Ontario
Memorial Cross for Wives and Mothers of Deceased Soldiers
Regulation grants Memorial Crosses to wives and mothers of soldiers who died in service, with eligibility based on deaths since November 11 1920. Applicants should contact the department for processing, with both wife and mother eligible if applicable and deaths occurring within two years of the Armistice.
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Gvvoxly UD
Cap Records
In Pation
Department
GW VA
Hy Chadwick
Ancient Rulers of Japan: Oldest Reigning Royal Family Explored
The article discusses the imperial line of Japan as the world’s oldest reigning dynasty, tracing legends to the seventh century BC and noting the Mikado’s long historical rule. It contrasts ancient lore with modern records of governance and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Ats
Inside the Deepening War Market Figures and Oddities
A garbled OCR style note discusses language quirks during wartime and mentions a London eel market, stating about 16,600,000 eels are sold there annually. It references a supposed American usage and hints at broader wartime shifts in speech and commerce.
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London
Just Like New York Electric Signs Move London Ahead
A London observer notes the rapid rise of electric signs since 1900, comparing London’s progress to New York. The writer highlights the proliferation of electric shows from Piccadilly Circus to other districts as evidence of modernization and urban vitality.
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New York
London
Trans Atlantic
Cifs
Statesmen and the Aagiophone
The item notes the sastrophone drawing larger audiences than prior devices, highlighting the statesmen's use of new sound technology. It references the Springfield Republican and mentions increasing attention to the topic.
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Statesman
Springfield Republican
Black Swan Tale From Brownies and a Fairy
A fairy prompts Stella and four Brownies to invent a story about a wicked Prince Carl. The prince pests a castle with a moat and plunders travelers while a kindly princess hides danger. An old man arrives with a sack promising a wonder, hinting at further adventures next week.
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Stella
Pimnaie
Wedeason
Snookumy
Carlor
Kilt
Carl
Elsa
Prince Carl
Jem
Iierou
Alberta Seed Oats Exports Rise to Half a Million Bushels
Officials report that about five hundred thousand bushels of seed oats were shipped out of Alberta in the past year. The Dominion sret Branch notes growing demand for prairie seed grain and the Provincial Department of Agriculture plans an extensive campaign to promote seed production and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Sret
Department of Agrieutence
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick remedy for corns, claiming instant relief by applying a tiny bottle. It offers hard and soft varieties for different corn locations and says the product is sold by druggists for a few cents.
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Canada
Elinor Marsden
Che
Dr. Chase
Edmanson
Percival Coring
Milly
Uis Eita
Superan
Oriver
Fiske
Buvier
Mary Wirhin
Torestine
Biba
Livingstone
Memorial Cross
Hove
Japan
Inn
Wen
Branel
Department of the Interior
Erintern Canada
Regina
Saskatoon
British Columbia
Lorin
Bure
Farmer Gray
Ing School
Farmer Green
Ole Lengen
Madan Pu
Obots
China
Soveren Fete
Boo
Ayer
Bayer
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