World Happenings Briefly Told Premier Macdonald explains reform aims
Premier Macdonald told the House of Commons that reversing the Versailles treaty is not planned and that immigration controls are being considered. A Nova Scotia province forecast notes tax implications over months. The Aguila Oil Company reports Mexican government damages tied to rebellion. Ontario buys air patrol assets to bolster fire response and protect key industries amid escalating labor tensions.
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Macdonald
House of Commons
Charles McCrea
Jron
Omar
Ocoun
Aguila Oil Company
Brivis Corpor Mexican
Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible
The text reports a death sentence and notes no appeal possible while listing unrelated items about corn extenders medical claims and various financial figures. It mixes fragmented phrases from multiple topics, including a death warrant and medical advertisements, with inconsistent details and scattered numbers.
Admiral Selfridge and the rise of modern naval warfare
The article recounts Admiral Selfridge in the era of ironclads and torpedoes. It notes the battle between the Merrimac and Monitor and the innovations in revolving turrets and anti-submarine nets shaping naval power. It reflects on Selfridge’s survival and influence as navies grew into vast wartime organizations.
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Nawal
Weeden
Emery
Rievory
Selfridges
Rigats Cumberland
Hampton Amerie Roads
Admira
Porter Feet
Admiral Selfridge
Milwauker Journal
Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago
Advert suggests a remedy from Sutterer brand offering quick relief from rheumatism and lumbago. Claims emphasize ease and comfort, urging readers to try the treatment for immediate soothing effects.
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Lumbago
Nerviline advertised as relief for rheumatism and lumbago
An 19th century notice promotes Nerviline as a rapid, reliable remedy for rheumatic pain and lumbago. It touts gentle action on children, claims to cleanse stomach and bowels of worms, and promises quick relief without harming delicate stomachs. A letter from ORE Normand of Georgetown is cited, along with a VA-style customer anecdote and mentions of a court-related bereavement.
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Noes
Immigrants to Canada Rise in Ten Months
Canada reports a sharp rise in arrivals over ten months with 129,? immigrants of all nationalities entering the country. British arrivals total 5,? thousand, Americans 18,? thousand, and others 45,? thousand. The period shows a 120 percent jump in British entries and declines in U S arrivals, with other nations increasing. These figures reflect shifts in immigration patterns during 1922.
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Hayes
Canada
Nestor
Castoria Promotes Sleep and Digestive Relief for Infants
Advert from an old issue touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for babies and children. It claims to ease constipation, flatulence, wind colic and diarrhea, reduce feverishness, regulate bowels, and aid digestion for natural sleep without opiates, noting a genuine signature.
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Fletcher
Safe laxative claim from Dr Hamill Mandrake and Butternet pills
An advertisement touts Dr Hamill Mandrake and Butternet pills as the easiest and safest laxative. It claims they clean the stomach intestines and bowels drive out waste matter tone the kidneys and forever cure constipation.
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Dr. Hamill
Sunday School Lesson on Obedience over Sacrifice
Summary of a Sunday school discussion interpreting 1 Samuel 15 and related Psalms. It covers Saul's deliberate disobedience to God's command to spare Amalek, his false apology to Samuel, and the subsequent exposure of guilt. The lesson contrasts duty to God with ritual excuses, highlighting consequences of disobedience and the call to true obedience.
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Samuel
Saul
Phen
Air threat to British Channel communications exposed
A British government notice reports a long running air perils assessment in the Channel area. Officials say naval and air staff concluded narrow air attacks from shore bases could threaten communications across waters near the English Channel and Mediterranean approaches, with debate on the extent of the danger.
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Kovernawat
Aston
Engus Channel
Mediterranean
Grateful Vancouver nurse praises Pink Pills remedy
In 1922 Mary Hill of VancouverCredit details relief from nerves headaches and tiredness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports her daughter improved with heat and strength and gained back health to pass exams. She credits the pills for restoring calm and energy and recommends them to others.
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Vancouver
Max
Mary Hill
21St Avenue West
Vancuver
K Mills
Judes
Williams
de Williams
Hank Ul
Brock
Canada Lumber Output in 1922 Shows Higher Mill Productivity
The Dewinton Bureau of Statistics reports 8,128,548 thousand feet of lumber valued at $81,504,000 for 1922. Mills reporting fell to 2,022 from 2,126 in 1921, a drop of about 6.5 percent, while average per mill rose from 18,000 to 28,000 feet. Employment climbed 5 percent to 1,892 workers, with total wages up 6 percent to over 621,691.
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Canada
Te Dewinton Bureau of Statistics
Wats
British Debt Funding Proposal to Pay in Pounds Sterling
Reportedly Britain sought U S cooperation to settle the national debt in pounds rather than dollars amid questions in Parliament. William Graham noted U S exchange issues and inflation concerns could hinder any such move. He warned actions here might raise costs and affect living costs.
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United States
William Graham
The
Treasury
Fous of Commons
Hog Grading Policy Improves Type and Quality
The hog grading policy by the federal Department of Agriculture, four years old, shows notable gains in hog type and quality. Official grading and experiments by the department indicate satisfactory results, with Canadian bacon quality improving for the British market. Winnipeg and Toronto exchanges discuss equipment and grading experiments, with Ottawa and industry weighing a formal report.
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Federal
Partment of Agriculture
Department
Winnipeg
Torsede Ae Eealin
Department of A
Otawaers
Fragmented BC broadcasting clock taints 1928 BC PLC report
The scrambled text mentions BC products base and a 1928 board of lanes case, noting about 50 000 cases and an unusually heavy mine in the north. It references broadcasting from Greenwich Observatory and a BBC station in London using a clock controlled system for broadcasting.
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Board of Lanes
Nally
Greenwich
Mans
Greenwich Observatory
BBC
London
Cpcane
Greenwiel
Net Revenue Increase in Canadian Railways Figures
Fragmentary text notes a rise in net revenues for Canadian railways and mentions a Jewish population figure around 8,000,500. The snippet lacks clear context, dates, or concrete actions.
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Canadian Railways
Character Narrates The Story Of Herbal Lore
Fragmentary OCR text hints at herbal remedies and tonics linked to Dr. Pierce and Buffalo possibly, with references to Indians and women’s products. The readable parts point to a historical period advertisement or testimonial style piece, mentioning Stella Duncoverr and a laboratory in Ontario.
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Pierce
Pieters
Ontario
Saskatoon University Builds Livestock Disease Lab
The University of Saskatchewan is constructing an Animal Research Laboratory intended to prove valuable in investigating diseases affecting livestock. The facility aims to advance veterinary science and support agricultural health in Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
Inventions Ship Rowing Power for Propellers
The report notes nearly 300 patents by Institute of Datenters members in three months. An Australian invention uses ship rolling at sea to motive power, with an ingenious arrangement linking weighted swingers to propeller sites, claimed to harness ship motion for power.
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William Bull
Menders
Institute of Datenters
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