World News Roundup From 1900s Clippings
A scattered collection notes global events including energy and rail topics, a Red Deer publication ending after 21 years, Saskatoon tax worries for 1,500 residents, Philadelphia’s Sesquicentennial lamp feature, labor unrest opinions from Emeline Parkhurst, Canadian Club NY growth, London Lunacy Act cinema visits, a volcanic eruption casualty toll, Tokachi alarm devices, high tax receipts, and Mexican bandits seizing two Americans for 6,000 pesos.
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Aing
Red Deer
Saskatoon
Wll
Philadelphia
Emeline Parkhurst
London Sunday Express
Canadian Club of
New York
John Mr. Fox
Lang Faland City
Mexico
Torreon
C. C. Brader
Gallagher
Next Generation Taller Gain in Height and Weight Predicted
Nutrition experts at the national health congress in Atlantic City predicted that children will grow taller and heavier than their parents. Miriam Birdseye of the USDA cited an anticipated inch increase in height and a corresponding weight gain due to improved diet, with sons outgrowing fathers and daughters outgrowing mothers. Dr. Samuel J. Crambi supported the view of lasting gains from better dietary patterns.
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National Health Congress
Atlantic City
Miriam Birdseye
United States Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Samuel J. Crambi
What Future Will Snow
The article notes a Japanese emigration surge with a population around 3,000,600 and growth to three quarters of a million yearly. It cites open emigration to Miberia, Mongolia, Manchuria, and South America while the United States and Australia are closed. The piece discusses whether natural law or man-made legislation will shape the future, as reflected by Kingston British Whig.
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Miberia
Mongolia
Manchuria
South America
United States
Australia
Kingston
Walnut King Of Woods In Commercial Lumber History
Walnut appears as the king of woods in commercial hardwood lumber, measured by cost standards. This aristocrat is the only species used broadly for lumber costing more than at any other time in its history, according to the Lumber Trade Journal.
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Lumber Trade Journal
Gorman Discovers Rew Star in Far Distant Galaxy
A new star or nova, ten million years old and far fainter than visible light, flashed in a distant nebula. Observatories in Harvard and Copenhagen confirmed the find, with the event dated 10,000,900 years ago and linked to a massive presumed universe past.
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Earth
Germany
Max Wolf
Relumuth
Copenhagen
Hard Yard Observatory
Astronomical News
America
Uae
Harvard
Feeding and Rearing Orphan Colts at Agricultural College
The article outlines careful feeding and care for orphan foals from birth, noting mare loss and milk absence as major issues. It advocates patience, vigilance, and judicious feeding from colt birth, with milk substitutions, gradual weaning, and solid foods by weeks old, plus exercise in a grassy paddock to promote healthy growth and prevent scours.
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Manioba Agricultural College
North America
H. B. Sommerfeld
Animal Husbandry Department
Manitoba Agricultural College
Farm Help In Demand Across Alberta This Spring
About four thousand men have been placed on Alberta farms this spring and the demand has not been fully met, reports Walter Smitten, commissioner of labor. The commissioner notes ongoing need for additional labor to support agricultural activity and farm operations this season.
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Alberta
Walter Smitten
Commissioner of
Practical two piece sports costume for leisure events
The fashion description presents a practical two piece outfit suited for morning shopping or afternoon bridge. It features a high collar jumper with a vestee, patch pockets, long sleeves, and a skirt attached to a bodice with front plaiting. Sizes 16 18 20 yrs with yardage and price details included.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Pattern
Pattern request details from Winnipeg newspaper address at 175 McDermot Ave. Union orders patterns and references Pattern No. for inquiries.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Plan Jack Miner League of Canada To Honor World Famous Naturalist
A movement in Essex County aims to form Jack Miner Leagues in all Dominion communities to promote natural history study, plant life, reforestation, and wild bird conservation. The effort highlights Jack Miner, a noted conservationist who runs a sanctuary at his Essex County home.
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Jack Miner
Essex County
Dominion
Canada’s Coal Supply Securing Domestic Fuel Independence
The article argues that border imports of coal are limited and Canada must foster domestic production to ensure fuel independence. It notes industrial self reliance and critiques who bears blame for past dependence, mentioning tensions around imports and domestic capability.
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Eampeton Journal
Jacob Meets Esau After Fearful Return Journey
Devotional reading on Jacob's fear as he moves into Esau's path with four hundred men, the chance of reconciliation after declaring forgiveness. Includes analysis linking sin, conscience, and forgiveness as discussed by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick.
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Jacob
Beau
Esau
Exam
Selene
Harry Emerson Fosek
Debtor Nations Struggle With Payments Amid Tariff Barriers
The Globe notes United States siting of debtor nations under pressure to settle debts while tariffs hinder payment in goods. Nations seek ways to raise gold, underselling the US in other markets, causing mutual trade strains and limiting American imports.
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Uncle Sam
Great Britain
United States
Globe
First Automobile Arrives In Small Donegal Hamlet
A tiny Donegal village celebrates its first automobile with communal hoisting of flags as locals marvel at the arrival signaling progress amid quiet rural life. The piece notes many British villages still live in old ways while the march of the automobile alters the landscape.
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Donegal
Engine Driving Exciting When Delving Locomotive
A New York Times passage notes the dangers and thrills of engine work for engineers, with motor cars, pedestrians, broken rails, and stalled trains adding to the excitement. It observes most throttle men gray between ages thirty and forty due to the pressures of the job.
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New York Times
Fruit Growing In B C In Vernon District Sees Expansion
Representatives of nurseries in Southern British Columbia report strong spring business for young stock. The Colt Ranch in the Vernon district recently planted seventy acres in new trees, signaling a bright future for the province fruit growing industry.
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B.C
British Columbia
Young Sto
Colt Trea Ranch
Vernon
Crossword Puzzle Fragment Teases Clues and Answers
A fragmented crossword puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues with partial spellings and abbreviations. The garbled text hints at themes like geography, cooking terms, and misc terms plus scattered numbers and notes from a newspaper page.
Brain messaging recorded by Cambridge scientist instrument
Dr ED Adrian of Cambridge University England reports a device that records brain messages carried by nerves. The apparatus includes a tube amplifier, wireless reception imitations, and a capillary electro-meter tracing nerve pulses as dots and dashes on photographic plates.
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Cambridge University
ED. Adrian
PRS
Cambride University
England
Adviar
Song Therapy Cures Faulty Speech in London Society
The Vocal Therapy Society of London reports remarkable results from singing classes meant to cure dumb singing and faulty speech. The Duke of York 45 was president. a former serviceman participated, regained articulation, and now works as a commercial traveller.
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Vocal Therapy Society of London
Duke of York
Henry Thornton Remarks at CN Dinner on Railways Self Support
Sir Henry Thornton urged optimism at the annual banquet stressing Canadian National Railways will become self sustaining and profitable to the public treasury sooner than expected. He praised public regard for the service and credited employee loyalty for achieving goodwill.
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Canadian National
Aty
Sir Henry Thorn
National Railways
Henry
New Grase For Chicago Show Introduces Swine Carasses
The International Show at Chicago runs November 27 to December 4 introducing a new class for swine carcasses of bacon type, the first of its kind for the event. The fair also restores the Rainbow Tet wethers class.
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Chicago
Airship Experts Predict Big Aircraft by 1920s
Airship experts forecast the development of 400 ton air ships within ten years. One envisioned vessel would carry 4600 men with full freight and equipment loads, marking a dramatic growth in air mobility and payload capability.
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