Britain Strikes Down Bolshevik Notions in Great Britain
The article argues that Britain’s general strike showed British workers act for national interests not Bolshevism. It commends workers for restraint amid disruptions and condemns coercive tactics seen as Germanized. It asserts loyalty to the country and rejects Soviet methods, stressing unity with government to reform labor and mining conditions.
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Bri Struggie
Kiave
Caple
Russia
Hitain
Moscow
Uirltich
Briish
British Isles
Ener
Belsiuma
France
Union Fairfrre
Winnipeg
Uritain
Atscomfort Ey
Sailobat
Cancer Death Rates Rise Across Ontario and Dominion
A report by the Ontario Health Officers’ Association warns that cancer deaths have increased both in Ontario and the Dominion with alarming rate. The commission cites higher death counts per hundred thousand and a rising percentage of cancer deaths continentwide, noting serious risk from parasitic worms affecting children. A promotional claim for a worm exterminator is attached to the text.
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Ontario
Dominion
Ontario Health Otlers’ Association
Treasure Hunt Profits Fort William Boy Finds Jewelry
Harvey Shable, a Fort William boy, unearthed jewelry valued at $1,000 while starting near home. He promptly turned the find over to police after discovering the treasure under a sidewalk, a portion linked to an $82,000 robbery. authorities never caught the robbers.
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Fort William
Harvey Shable
Harve
Feear
Good Roads contracts awarded across Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan government started a highway programme with contracts totaling 106000 for road work while a larger 195000 allocation is promised. Awards include W E Ross Reina Waldeck and Ke 12500 for Keosa and surrounding routes, Thorvald Lakness of Govan 22000 and Lestock to Punnichy, plus Charles B Morgan. The Holloway’s Corn Remoter is claimed safe with no poisonous ingredients.
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Saskatchewan
Governent
W. E. Ross
Reina
Waldeck
Kisbey
Thorvald
Erik Lakness
Govan
Large Flour Mill Planned for Calgary by Spillers Overseas
London advices indicate Spillers Overseas Limited will build a vast Calgary mill to service the 1927 crop. The project, costing about 1.5 million dollars, will equip Ug mills and create one of Canada’s largest facilities, aiming for completion soon.
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Spiers Overseas Limited
Canada
London
England
Spillers Overseas, Limited
Stear ‘Angemesed
Calgary
West Canada Irrigation Association Meet in Medicine Hat
The annual convention of the West Canada Irrigation Association will be held in Medicine Hat on July 29. Prominent irrigationists from Canada and the United States are expected to attend. The note hints that such events can elevate one man while expose another as a fool, and adds a proverb about tortoises liking lettuce, cabbage, and strawberries.
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Big Irrigation Association
Westeran Canada Irrigation Association
Medicine Hat
Canada
United States
Waking Ure of Ceysers Geysers and Gardens
A fragmentary report describes geysers warming water and guiding irrigation for gardens near a large geyser. It notes deep trenches and channels aiding vegetation growth and suggests the area could rival the Chanel Islands as a source of early produce and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Kjaem
Tontant
Léing
Chanel Islands
Diamond Dyes Offer For All Fabrics Inquiries
Diamond Dyes claim to color any garment or drapery with permanent hues. The ad suggests asking a druggist for guidance on fabric content whether wool silk linen cotton or blends to match the dye.
Dublin police uncover large munition dump behind false wall
Dublin detectives found one of Ireland's largest munitions caches behind four false walls in a King Street stable. The chamber contained nearly 300 tons of life ammunition, 10 000 detonators, high explosives including cordite and gelignite, spare parts, machinery, and two tons of other war material linked to Mountjoy Prison escapees.
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Dublin
King Street
Mountjoy
Lee
Wheezy Chest Colds Subdued Overnight by Nurse Advice
A trained nurse explains how chest colds ease overnight and common remedies to help clear airways. She emphasizes rest, hydration, and gentle breathing techniques to hasten relief for patients recovering at home.
Nerviline remedy ad touts quick relief and long history
A nurse attests Nerviline as the most dependable home remedy for chest congestion pain neck stiffness earache and toothache. The ad claims rapid absorption and effective relief, noting Nerviline has been a staple in thousands of Canadian homes for nearly fifty years.
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Carrington
Fragmentary note on a girl named Mise Li Rom
A garbled passage mentions a girl named Mise Li Rom and references health problems. It hints at inability to do activities others do and a long struggle with heart palpitations and trouble over several years. Details are incomplete.
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Rom
Ras A Ras Sanegee Chr By Tie
A fragmented note reports a race titled Ras A Ras Sanegee Championship by Tie 3. Mite, with limited readable details on participants or location. Further context is unavailable from the legible OCR.
Isaac and Wells of Gerar Sunday School Lesson
The reading reflects on Envy and patience from Genesis 26 16 25 and Proverbs 15 1. Isaac prospers with wells Abraham dug as Philistines envy and press him to move. The lesson contrasts gentleness with pride and notes education and Christian culture nurture patience.
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Leseon
Isaac
de J.D. Jones
Abraham
Abimelech
Thes
Gerarde
Calcium arsenate grows as cheaper insecticide option
Manitoba entomology expert says calcium arsenate or lime arsenate has emerged as a cheaper, white alternative to Paris green for potato pests. It leaves foliage unburned, resists water, and is readily quoted by wholesale houses for local dealers. Prompt orders advised to avoid stockouts. District rail service expands Saskatoon to Edmonton to improve regional travel and connections.
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Paris
Velomes
Saskatoon
Edmonton
North Battleford
Lloydminster
Niona Railways
London
Crossword puzzle clue set with many scattered terms
A dense compilation of crossword items ranging across clues for 34 positions 86 indefinite and many partial phrases. It lists islands, organs, adjectives, verbs, metal symbols and body parts, with numerous garbled fragments and stray references to numbers, directions, and common crossword word hints.
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Aegean
Confidence to Young Mothers Promoted Tablets Ad
An advert urging young mothers to keep Maby's Own Tablets at home to soothe baby illnesses. The product is described as mild, non addictive, and effective for fevers, stomach irritability, and colds. It claims safety for emergencies and is sold for 25 cents via medicine dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Maby
Dr. Williams
Med ‘Ine Co
Brocksille
Ont
Elder Spy Mistress Faces Long Silence In Russia
Seventy year old Anna Yegorovna, once a secret agent for Paris police, convicted by a revolutionary tribunal in Russia for betraying revolutionaries including Anatole Lunacharsky. Due to age and infirmity she is sentenced to solitary confinement for years, penalty commuted from death. The report notes her Moscow salon frequented by Bolsheviks and calls her the grandmother of famous provocateurs.
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Russia
Anna Yegorovna
Paris
Anatole Lunacirsky
Moscow
Sterebriakova
Prince of Wales Wins Farmer’s Joke Water Gaffe
The Prince of Wales, visiting a farm, asked for water while wearing running shorts. A farmer, unaware of his identity, served him and the exchange led to a humorous claim of being the king of something. The incident ended with light laughter as the prince revealed his title.
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Prince of Wales
Jnfaemer
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Justo
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Asay
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Victorine Leplattenter
Neuchatel
Germany
Zurich
Geneva
Chache
Jas. McDonald
Toronto
Dre Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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