Snow removal costs soar in New York this winter
A New York snow removal bill for February has reached a record 5 490 500 dollars. Obituaries note Charien McLet, among Massey Harrie Company’s oldest members, died in Toronto at age eight. Overseas trade eyes silk production in the Deities empire. An appeal board is set to be installed in the city of Ramenton. Buck Hogham Palace work by the Prince of Wales signals daily governance. Maruneh near Damascus reports a massacre of about 40 villagers by brigands, while influenza deaths rise. Canadian trade climbs, ten months to January show 1 881 000 000 dollars, up 316 000 000. A Gutenberg Bible fragment sold for 1 dollar at Anderson galleries. Dr AS Rosenbach referenced. Discovery of the cancer bacillus claimed by Dr Joseph Rehumacher. Bengal-like bacillus shaped like a large dollar. Brig-Gen. Patterson elected president of the Ontario Bay Association in Winnipeg. local officials and regional representatives named.
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New York
Charien McLet
Massey Harrie Company
Toronto
Department of Overseas Trade
Board of Grate Commissionere
Ramenton
Wade
London
Prince of Wales
Buck Hogham Palace
Maruneh
Damascus
Dallas
Tex
Customs Department
Anderson Galeries
AS Rosenbach
Philadelpia
Joseph Rehumacher
Microbiological Society
Schumacher Sald
RW. Patterson
Onto the Bay Association
Winnipeg
Regina
C. D. Hill
Melfort
JA. Caulder
Moose Jaw
George Edwards
Scientist risked life to study blood oxygen at Cambridge
Professor Joseph Barcroft, named physiology professor at Cambridge, spent six days in a hermetically sealed glass box to determine the amount of oxygen in blood under certain conditions. The self imposed imprisonment cost him his left pulse and recalls wartime ponpon gas experiments.
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Joseph Barcroft
Cambridge University
Barcroft
Avleton
World Leads in Motor Vehicle Counts and Banff Tourist Boost
The United States tops global vehicle totals with 19,999,436 motor vehicles including 17,317,357 passenger cars and 1,519,765 motorcycles, against 25,729,28 total gasoline vehicles on January 1, 1926. Britain follows, France third, Canada fourth. Banff tourism rose by about 80,000 over the prior season, with over $1,000 tourists passing the Beatwoed. Some printed lines appear garbled.
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Department of Commerce
United States
United Kingdom
France
Canada
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
A fragmented ad item mentions ordering patterns from a Winnipeg union at 175 McDermot Ave. It references a 20 cent cola or stamp option and hints at a performer delivering a continuous act after a witty opening.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipes
Hair growth from music theory and orchestral heads
A quirky claim suggests stringed instrument music causes hair growth. It notes many violinists and brass players appear bald and asserts experiments show music stimulates hair. The piece attributes baldness to physical strain from blowing and impaired blood flow to roots.
Woman Vet Surgeon Contrasts UK Profession Scene
A report notes the uniqueness of a single woman veterinary surgeon in the United Kingdom, Miss Aleem Cust, daughter of the late Sir Leopold Cust. She began practicing in Ireland and then expanded to cover broader duties, illustrating the rarity of women in the field.
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United Kingdom
Kingdom
Aleem Cust
Leopold Cust
Ireland
Fashionable high collar dress with princess lines and velvet skirt
Our fashion plate describes a dress with an erect collar, princess line bodice, and circular velvet skirt. It notes color and fabric contrast, a wide ribbon bow, and a brocaded hip sash. Sizes range 16 to 20 years with yardage and price details. book price listed.
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Lelong
Radio records and high power broadcasting advances noted
A report details a KT St Joen broadcast from London to Los Angeles and a New York engineer’s Sphinx site reception in Egypt. It cites Burgess on lower harmful effects from high power talons, a Vancouver amateur’s 16,000 mile contact with Discovery Inlet, Antarctic Ocean, and a Montreal tax case over radio licenses. It also notes 1920s farm radio prices and a three tube receiver’s range around 1000 miles under normal conditions.
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KT St Joen
KPI
Los Angeles
Atternees Koe Skroner
New York
The
Sphinx
Egypt
Pittsboro
Westinghouse Manufacturng Company
Belog
PL Leavenworth
United States
George K. Burgess
United States Bureau of Standards
Vancouver
Earl Chang
Discovery Inlet
Antarctic Ocean
Montreal
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Cusson
Wonderful Invention Of Irish Engineer
An Irish inventor unveils a fog alert system at Dublin Harbor. Light from the lamphouse reaches a sensitive electrophoto cell in a distant lighthouse. when fog dims the beam to a threshold, the cell triggers a loud warning bell. The device stands as a landmark in modern maritime signaling.
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Dublin
Thunder Bay district to house world’s largest newsprint centre
The Thunder Bay Matrict and Nipigon area are described as poised to host the world’s largest newsprint paper centre led by F N Young, manager of the Thunder Bay Paper Company. Ontario government Amber grants prompt plant expansions as several firms join the project.
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Thunder Bay
F. N. Youngman
Thunder Bay Paper Company
Ontario
New Plastic Surgery Hospital Planned in New York
Plans for a new medical complex in New York envisage a hospital named after a pastle facility with a public clinic for the poor and a facial deformity department offering reduced fees via installments. Funded by a wealthy New York woman and Metropol backers, the project follows rising status of plastic surgery as a medical specialty.
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New York
Pew Institution
Wiil
Anowa
Pastle Hospital
Ekared
Cipte
Plautte Hospital
Womien
Mod Ne
Informaton
Metropol
New
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minnesota
Gordon Newet
Ted
Jim Avides
Amoniha
Honored In Constantinople Aged Turk Saved From Starvation
In Constantinople Zara Agha, claimed to be the world’s oldest man at 150, is saved from hunger by being named doorkeeper for the municipal council. Once a hamal carrying furniture, he will receive bread and cheese, a uniform, and a warm seat.
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Zara Agha
Herity
Constantinople
Hamal
Turkey
Hamas
Ermine Bey
Zara
Comnel
World's Richest Oil Well Tops Alberta Field Output
Alberta oil wells show high average production compared with global fields. The Royalite well near Calgary in Turner Valley yields 400 barrels per day of nearly pure naphtha, while Wainwright field, east of Edmonton, ranges from 0 to 100 barrels daily. By contrast US wells averaged 659 barrels across 298,015 wells in 1924, with California 55.53, Texas 20.9, Oklahoma 8.32, Montana 206.3, and Wyoming 41.54 barrels.
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Alberta
Royalite
Calgary
Turner Valley
Wainwright
Edmorton
United States
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Rocky Mountain Area
Wyoming
Queen Alexandra on Stamps Across Newfoundland and Canada
The 1897 Newfoundland three cent orange bore Queen Alexandra’s image among four generations of royals. In the coronation issue she appears on the green two cent stamp, and in the 1908 Quebec tercentenary issue she shares the two cent carmine with King Edward. A German scientist patents a rolling metal foil process making it transparent yet elastic.
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Onis
England
Newfoundland
Alexandra
Edward
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Puzzle Page
Fragmented puzzle clues mix across and down entries with celestial bodies, plants, tools, and random phrases. Readable items include hints for heavenly bodies, tree types, money terms, names, and common puzzle words, suggesting a chaotic crossword excerpt.
Canada Larkin James on Pacite Cable Dispute
Statement from Canada’s office via the Canadian high commissioner notes partnership costs and potential withdrawal from the United Kingdom Australia Cable project. It cites 1911 Act provisions on cable profits and dividends and questions authority to proceed without prompt payments and data.
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P. C. Larkin James
Canada
Telelis
Saya
Somusloner
Hom
F.C
Lark
Friel
Charles Murphy
United Kingdom
Australia
Cennda
Paclée
Wes
Feaicus
Anican Sthees
Caschiida Peatena Er Azpurals Ieessieen
Record Low Death Rate in BC Coal Mines Sets World Benchmark
Figures from British Columbia's minister of mines show a death rate of 1 per 1,000,000 tons mined in 1925, the industry's lowest ever and a world record when compared with other large coal regions. Also noted is doubling of Prince of Wales’s personal bodyguard to six, with authorities offering no reasons for the enhanced protection. Additionally, England reports 22,009 women employed as electrical workers.
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British Columbia
Prince of Wales
England
Puzzle headline mirrors last week’s prompt mystery
The note references a previous puzzle prompt and hints at an emergency or exceptional issue in the MOS or last week’s event. It mentions an action or reminder about continuing prompts and a possible hiccup affecting the timeline or delivery.
Vaccine Against Lockjaw Discovery By French Scientists
Paris researchers M Zoviler of Val de Grace and M Kamen of Paris announced at the French Academy of Medicine a new vaccination method against lockjaw. An academy member, M Roux, examined the vaccine and confirmed it immunizes those who receive it. The discovery was met with enthusiasm and reported to have passed all tests and shown practical value.
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Paris
M. Zoviler
Val de Grace
M Kamen
Frenen
Frenen Academy of Medicine
Ment
Academy
M. Roux
Prenehaven
Ife
Anth Tal
Ruamon
Zotler
Lower Duties Reduction Hinted In 1926 Budget Sparks Talk
Reported negotiations between operal and Progressive members envisage a duty cut on automobiles as a main budget feature. Progressives seek reduced charges on pumps pipes lubricating oil and tools. Also noted a Italian aviator abandoned Genoa to Argentina flight after Italian engineer found the plane too damaged to proceed.
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Caragranie
Genoa
Argentine
Ialy
Italy
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William Moss
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Bipbone
Des
Celestactient
Cornell
Stand of Canada
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