Fall of Trotsky Exile Mirrors Old Autocracy
The New York Post notes the irony of Trotsky, once a main creator of the Soviet regime, facing Siberian exile and punishment by the old autocratic government. It highlights the paradox that liberal Russians for a century sought to end Tsarist rule while Trotsky’s fate offers a lesson the Soviet leadership may dislike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotsky
Lirena
Lenin
Ube
Ekaterinburg
Siberian
Trotzky
New York Post
Englishman’s hospitality sparks town intrigue and farewell
A tacitly generous British resident hosts fishing parties at a new house drawing curious locals. As moral questions rise about patriotism and empire, a final sale of his dogs and horses ends a chapter. Neighbors debate the war call while the Englishman contemplates leaving with the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Larsen
Tam
Jim Simpson
Vegetable Compound Aids Patient After Long Operation
A medical note from Ontario describes a patient recovering from surgery who grew weak and nearly immobile. After taking Bam's Vegetable Compound tablets and Lydia Pinkham Brand products, the patient reports improved comfort and resumed work, though movement remained limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Painton
Ontario
Ely
Bam
Lydia Pinkham
Goodwill Tours Bring Canadian American Motorists to Europe
Two personally conducted goodwill motor tours to Europe by the White Star Line, organized with the Montreal Motorists' League, will let Canadian and American drivers travel with their own cars. The itineraries include major battlefields and cities across France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and the Low Countries, with receptions planned in partner cities to foster Franco American European goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Continents
White Star Line
Montreal Motorists’ League
Great Britain
Touring Club
France
Automobile Association of
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
United States
Montreal
Canadian Battlefelds
Neuve Chappelle
Amiens
Doudens
Arras
Vimy Ridge
Somme
Lille
Tournay
Monsrai
St. Quentin
Compiegne
Parispent
Chateau Thierry
Rheims
Verdun
Luxembourg
Freres
Cologne
Aix la Chappelle
Brussels
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Theve
Rotterdam
Harwich
And
Scotland
Vermilion Map Sheet marks settlement spread near Edmonton
The Vermilion Map Sheet shows an eighty four by forty eight mile area largely settled with farms one per quarter section, towns and villages, schools and churches, telegraph lines, railroads and roads. It highlights changes from wilderness to profitable development near Edmonton eighty five miles from Ottawa. The map aids settlers travelers and businesses, noting landscape features and historic sites such as Frog Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battler
Edmont
Gopher
Edmonton
the Topographical Survey
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
North Saskatchewan
Frog Lake
Vuaseacre
Old Stradivarius violins found in Ottawa District
Three genuine Stradivarius violins have surfaced in the Ottawa District. Mrs. E Jamieson bought one for ten dollars six years ago, inscribed An tonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Fecbat Anno 1716. W L Weaver of Fountain, Ontario bought one 18 years ago from a Russian, bearing the same inscription but 1726. John Pumzrey of Camden Township owns the third, valued at 16000 and previously offered 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
E. Jamieson
Oldentleman
Praciice
W. L. Weaver
Fountain
Stadivarius
Sas
Jamieson
Posseson
John Pumzrey
Camden Township
Cancer Research Secrecy Sparks Call for Unified Work
Dr Charles H Mayo criticizes secrecy in cancer research and urges a government backed unified program. He cites the AMA meeting in Chicago where Surgeon General Hugh S Cumings advocated breaking the secrecy and mystery surrounding experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mayo
Mina
Mayo
Chicago
American Medical Association
Hugh 8. Cuming
United States Public Health Service
Little Helps For This Week And Moral Reflections
A period piece notes quotes on forgiveness from Coleridge Fuller and Brontë voices. It mixingly presents medical advice about worms in children and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy. The tone blends moral reflections with a health product plug.
Tavistock Hotel Closes After Auction Sale
The Tavistock Hotel in Covent Garden London, once a renowned men’s club, has shut its doors and sold its contents at auction. The long dining room was noted as a favorite haunt of Dickens Thackeray and other notable men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavistock Hotel
Covent Garden
London
Dickens
Thacksray
Minard's Linkment for asthma and animal quarrels
A reader notes through Minard's Linkment on asthma that chinchillas prove unsuitable for activity due to quarrels and frequent harm between animals or their young. A Texas cnemat declares the material value of the average human being as 98 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cnemat
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted for Acid Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick correction for excess stomach acid, noting it neutralizes acid instantly, is tasteless, and has been a physician trusted remedy for 50 years. It urges readers to obtain the genuine product from drugstores and promises relief from sourness and pain two hours after meals.
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Nellie L. McCclung
Chapter
Bannerman
Png-ishman
Jim
Bill
Ure
Cleo
Belgium
Lord Robers
Pi Larsen
Init Alhough
Uni
Jersey
Treasury
Guernsey
Ofice
Mr. Sampson
Gue IL TY
Ted Kole
Denreee
Aca Fatto Scott's. Emu
Goodwill
Angel Fro
Cancer Research
Mark Ni
Samel
Taylor Coleridy
Margaret Fuller
Charlotte Bronte
Minard
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