An Object Lesson Amid War Time Russia Suffering
The piece argues that wartime famine in Russia exposes the cruelty of Soviet rule and the spread of anti religious and anti capitalist sentiment. It cites relief efforts by international bodies and the high cost of aid, noting famine deaths and peasant resistance under Bolshevik policies.
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Imon
Crrter
Brotherhood of Man and
Enie
Selena Terion
Leal
Trocsky
Iumuniy
All Prilisis
Russia
Rivertean
Merbert Hoover
Bie
Hae
Ausei
Riveeia
Europe
Tiyan Tolstoy
Bulshevik
Canada
Voestshnah
Biusbatul
Leltain
United States
Simple Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement touts a tonic for stomach risings gas heartburn and sourness. It claims drops of a sweetened water cure cramps pains and digestive woes for the entire family and mentions a bottled tonic linked to a “radicated” plant with global reach from Vancouver to England and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramisco
Night pursuit at New En College reveals stern tutor
A tale from the Argonaut recounts a distinguished educator, tutor in charge of discipline at New En College, pursuing midnight disturbers with firm resolve. His booming voice warns, Gentlemen, if you dont run a little faster I shal be obliged to overtake you.
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New Enollege
Mansell
Honey Rice Dish with Raisins and Dumplings
a fragmented recipe describes a baked dish with honey raisins carrots potatoes and tomatoes. steps include cooking vegetables, mixing with meat and flour, adding water, seasoning with salt and pepper, and simmering until thickened then serving with dumplings.
Italy Accepts Books as Part of Reparations
Germany agrees to supply books and scientific publications valued at 4,000,900 marks as part of reparations to Italy. Italy will provide a list of requirements. Gaps in Italian public libraries have been catalogued and will be filled with valuable scientific works published before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ermany
Mary
Germany
Ant
S. Week
Cascarets Advertises 10c Liver and Bowel Relief
An old ad promotes Cascarets as a cheap 10 cent laxative for sluggish liver and constipated bowels. It claims quick relief for dizziness and stomach discomfort and markets a candy like form with Swiss soap packaging and Austrian currency notes as a premium.
Dye Old Dress Or Drapery In Diamond Dyet
A brief note on dyeing an old dress or drapery using Diamond Dyet to test for fabric type and color fastness, detailing whether linen cotton or mixed fabrics respond to the dye process.
Hatni Element Reported As New Discovery
The piece notes a new element after Argon, detected by two Danish chemists and a British chemist, claimed to be isolated from black sand in New Zealand. It discusses potential uses in high temperature applications and incandescent lamps, citing General Sir Robert Baden Powell and mentions Minard's Liniment as a trivial aside.
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Avesanner
Ter Sms
Ramsay
Actu
New Zealand
Bank shareholding in Canada shows many small farmers and women
A financial writer's survey of Canadian bank shareholder lists reveals thousands of small holders, including many farmers and a surprisingly large number of women. Estates and trustees also hold notable blocks, with total shareholder counts varying by bank and region, challenging the idea that banks are owned by a few millionaires. Meanwhile optimism rises as Maple Leaf Milling's Charles Luckie predicts Vancouver grain exports will reach 130 to 190 million bushels annually, fueling canal development.
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Sareholders
Canada
Bank of Hamilton
Bank
O: Nova
Seatio Ts
Thi Uy
Maple Leaf Milling Company
Charles Luckie
Vancouver
Music Conquers Disease Claim Sparks April Debate
Fragments from a 19th century report suggest a claim that music cures disease. The text references a university professor and cites Cincinnati as a location, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for women's ailments. It claims relief from aches and nervous spells, praising renewed health and recommending purchase at local druggists or direct from Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeboro Ont. It offers free medical advice and trial package tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Howe Craig
Sackville St
Dr. Piercr
March Weather Hazards for Babies in Canada
A short health note warns that March weather in Canada can stress infants with frequent cold-related illnesses. It promotes Babs's Own Tablets as a laxative and stomach regulator to prevent colds and fevers, available by mail for 25 cents per box from The Williams Medicine Co in Brockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
World Exhibition Ship Tours British Engineering Goods
The Sub ss is fitted for a global floating exhibition of British engineering and other products. Decks become stalls for motor cars agricultural implements restile exhibits and railway manufacturing with wireless telegraphy aero nautic and painting displays. Also notes dangers of parasitic infections in children and a worm remedy claim.
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Oiher
Shortage Seen in New Zealand Mutton and Lamb This Season
Unseasonable weather in New Zealand points to a likely shortage of mutton and lamb supplies this season. Farmers anticipate at least 75,000 fewer sheep killed than usual, and lamb production could fall if weather does not improve. In a separate note, Northern France fishermen landed over 5,000 octopuses in a single week.
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New Zealand
France
Taxation Forces Long-Owned British Estates to Sell
A seven century family estate at Croft, Yorbridge, has yielded to taxation and liquidation. The New Forest tract once owned by the Tra fly group was sold under the same pressure. Officials cite rising taxes as forcing landowners to abandon historic properties and relocate assets.
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Croft
Yoridre
Aily
Horde
Sheep Breeders Form Regional Group in Alberta
A new association of sheep breeders organized in Southern Alberta aims to unite ranchers and promote livestock interests. The group gathers at a central hub in Lethbridge to coordinate efforts and share best practices across the province.
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Alberta
Lethbaidg
Saerenr Bilder
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Boy ‘Scout Movement
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