Canada Leads the Way Opening British Cattle Trade
The article argues Canada pushes for wider cattle imports into Britain, including pedigree stock, warning old establishments in Scotland and Roeland warn of blood infection fears. It suggests Britain will open doors for all classes of cattle and that future exports from shores require clean health evidence and recognition by British authorities.
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Deere
Britain
Cattie Caveta
Scotland
Roeland
Canada
Wysters Dominion
South Africa
Rhodesia
World Happenings Briefly Told
Two hundred cases of leprosy found among street peddlers in Restor Russia. Finance Ministry denies inflation talks by Carl Jane and Bank of France. The Jagmin Government contributes about $11,009 to aid in the Propowad air enterprise to Europe. A reunion of 299 base Brigade artillery veterans in Montreal recalls the riot quelling era. A rural edit system bill passes amid parliamentary tension. The first constant mail rate from England to San Francisco via Southampton and sea route plans. Prince of War invited to visit, Chile trip projected for August. Donald B. MacMillan buys the steam yacht Rowena for Arctic expedition under Commander G. Steele.
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Restor
Russia
Carl Jane
Bank of Frince
Ministry of Fiance
Europe
Asald Shimbun
Montreal
Artiilers
Southampton
Aquitania
New York
San
Ue Vaneou
Prince of War
Chiy
Chile
Tuenos Alres
Museum Opens in Munich Largest of Its Kind
Munich celebrated in May with streets galled and thronged as the entsehe museum opened. Construction began before the war and the building is claimed to be the world’s largest of its kind. Several cabinet members attended the ceremony including Chancellor Luther arriving by plane.
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Munich
Luther
Bertin
Watch Your Daughter Awaits Debut in Chatham
Mrs. Fred Crouchman testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription improved her daughter's health after she suffered nerves and weakness. The remedy, touted as a trial package of tablets, allegedly helped with stomach trouble and emotional distress, prompting relief and better function.
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Chatham
Perce
Fred Crouchman
Dr. Pierce
No Cheer For the Reds Moscow Sees No Encouragement
An analysis from Moscow notes the German presidential election's outcome raises serious concerns among European observers. They argue Hindenburg could empower the Reichstag, with Dawes Plan cautions easing fears, while uncertainty grows about Bolshevik threats and regional stability.
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Moscow
von Hindenburg
Europe
Republis
Idenbare
Dawes
Hindenburg
Baby’s Own Tablets Praise From Walton Mother
Mrs T M Brown of Walton Newfoundland claims Baby’s Own Tablets are invaluable for ailments of infants and say they keep in every home with babies. The laxative tablets regulate stomach and bowels, relieve constipation and indigestion, help break colds and fevers, ease teething, and banish minor illnesses of infants. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 35 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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T. M. Brown
Walton, NL
Htaby
Tie Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
France Plans Fast Plane for Nonstop Paris to New York Flight
A French navy project builds a fast plane to fly nonstop from Paris to New York, aiming to cover about 000 miles with a 630 horsepower engine and 6000 tons of gasoline. Trials begin in June with a possible attempt during the summer, but little detail is released.
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New York
Roe
Aegus
Paris
York
Woman Scientist Elected to National Academy of Sciences
De Florence Reman Sabin, anatomist and Johns Hopkins professor, becomes the first woman elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. Her work keeps blood alive outside the body for several hours to study its reactions. A portable plane of tiny dimensions is mentioned, and a note that more men than women are color blind.
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U.S. National Academy of Science
National Academy of Sciences
United States
Florence Reman Sabin
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Tilood
Mss Sabin
Early Christian Testimony and Escape from Damascus
A devotional reading reflects on Paul’s conversion at Damascus and his bold gospel preaching. It recounts how Jewish authorities were perplexed by his shift, the disciples lowering Paul from the wall in a basket to escape, and draws parallels with Jericho. The text also urges timely asthma treatment to prevent escalating attacks.
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Pal
Crist
Damascus
Arabia
Paul
Dams Sceus
God Botd
Jerusalem
Christ
Pauls
Jericho
Joshua
Belloga
Sue
Nerviline Promises Pain Relief for Sprains and Aches
Restored by Nerviline for fifty years it sinks in quickly and eases pain from sprains bruised muscles and rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and joint stiffness. Get a large 38 cent bottle from your dealer today.
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Newin
Clipse Fashions Gulusive Patterns
Clipse Fashions presents pattern No 1054 for a youthful suspender skirt and peasant blouse. The design features side insert plaits diagonal pockets shoulder straps forming a deep neckline, and bell sleeves with a Peter Pan collar. Made in flannel and available in sizes 8 to 14 years, with yardage specified for blouse and skirt.
Patterns and Sugar Beet Factory News From Raymond Alberta
Sugar beet acreage in the Raymond Alberta area expands as over 6,009 acres are prepared for beet growth near the new sugar factory. Factory work begins and is to be rushed to completion while trade details note patterns and mailing info from Winnipeg. Women now outnumber men in Europe by 25,000,000 according to census data.
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Raymond
Alberta
Europe
Tase
Manitoba Education Offers Scholarships to Club Winners
The Manitoba Department of Education announces scholarships for winning members of Manitoba Boys and Girls Clubs. A member of the winning girls team will receive a six week home economies course at the Manitoba Agricultural College with board and lodging. The winning boys team member receives a $52 tuition credit toward any course at the college. The provincial competition occurs in the third week, with awards awarded for food, wine, market, paint, Lordextiare and related subjects.
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Manitoba Department of Education
Ald
Manitoba Department of Educaton
Manitoba
Manitoba Agral College
The
Agricultural College
Woman Feels Unable to Sleep Amid Severe Nerve Attacks
The reader describes a prolonged nerve attack leaving her weak and run-down, with sleepless nights and terrifying spells that strained her heart. After weeks in bed, she recalls reading about a remedy and discusses its impact on relief.
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Vem
George
Tax figures for Saskatchewan and Manitoba revealed
In reply to a question, the total federal income tax collected in the fiscal year just ended shows Manitoba and Saskatchewan figures. Saskatchewan reports 1163911 dollars and Manitoba 88720 dollars. The text also mentions perfumed butter served in Paris in high end restaurants.
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Saskatchewan
Seewan
Manitoba
Paris
Western World’s lone American joins Amundsen polar flight
The sole Western Hemisphere representative to Lincoln Ellsworth accompanies Roald Amundsen on the Norwegian Aero Club expedition to the North Pole. Born in Chicago, he studied civil engineering at McGill, worked years as an eleventh engineer in Canada, and served as a biologist in Mexico and the Yukon. He is also noted as an amateur wrestler and aviator, with Ellsworth funding $85,000 to finance Amundsen’s polar crowning voyage.
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Amundsen
Norwegian Aero Club
North Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Chicago
McGills University
Montreal
Canada
Mexico
Yukon
Amiens
Peru
United
Ellsworth
Appies for South Africa in Columbia news row
In a scrambled report from a Columbia page, a South African tie is noted with unclear details. The fragment mentions bids and orders connected to South Africa and various countries, but the exact actions or outcomes remain obscured.
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B.C. Appies
South Africa
Columbia
Africa
Tory
Nets
Sith
Crossword Puzzle Clues From An Eccentric List
A garbled puzzle item lists numerous clues with mixed word fragments and stray letters. It appears to be a crossword with horizontal entries, cryptic notes, and incomplete terminologies lacking coherent clues or solutions.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsement Excerpt
A reader endorses Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills claiming rapid improvement after one box and a gain of 35 pounds after five boxes. The testimonial notes increased energy for housework and outside tasks and highly recommends the product to others seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbur
Manitoba Industrial Survey Greenlights Cooperative Plan
Manitoba government and Winnipeg committee agree on a cooperative approach for a province wide industrial survey. A $10,000 grant to the general fund for the survey is planned. The draft plan signals a basis of cooperation and full understanding between parties. The document notes rising dairy activity this year versus 1924 and cites March gains over February.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Sleeping sickness outbreak puzzles Britain doctors
Doctors cannot explain a sudden epidemic of sleeping sickness sweeping Britain with hundreds affected nationwide. They suspect a mild variation of the disease. Among the victims are Lord Milner and the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
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Great Britain
Lord Milner
Edinbarel
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