World Happenings Briefly Told
A compressed wire service roundup notes the Lethbridge automatic phone service debut at 225000 dollars and Japan planning a South Sea laboratory to study typhoons. It cites troop withdrawals by July 1 and Secretary Hughes freeing Rhine crosses, with 9522509 entertainment taxes collected over eleven months. The piece also references Canadian border gunners, a Washington army bill, and the aging world figures such as Males the oldest schoolmaster on the notable list.
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Lethbridge
Japan
South Sea
United States
Rhine
Hughes
Hubert Horne
Excheauer
House of Commons
Winn & Capitalization
Fleso
Fort Wiliam
Yelilne Olds
Canadian
Come Haynes
Col Roy
Vaniercosi
Tn Michix
Washington
House Army
Antonio Delfino
Boulogne
Buenos
Submarine Warfare Urged to Preclude Terror Tactics
London Observer notes that nations have agreed to a pacific measure against submarine terror in naval warfare, urging decisive action to prevent merchant shipping losses. The article argues stricter controls are essential to avert a perilous new theater of war and asserts the need for united measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane Suemarset
Mors Ncbmarines
Washington
naQlonk
London Observer
Poison Storehouse A Warning On Kidney Health
A lurid health note warns that kidneys act as a poison storehouse for the body and details a patent remedy. It claims Dr Hamilton's Pills stimulate the kidneys by fermenting matter and cleansing the system to restore vitality. The text urges purchase through dealers in Montreal.
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Hamihon
Dr. Hamilton
Mandrake and
Catart Montreal
Acreage in Manitoba Ready for Plough This Spring
Manitoba agricultural officials announce that about 02,000 acres in Manitoba will be prepared for ploughing this spring. The report cites Department figures showing 1621 Manitoba land area and 102,900 weeks of ploughing potential with available machinery for the coming crop. Radium expert Professor Johan F Fischer dies after notable research in Denmark and America. The Emergency fleet reports 2212 hulls in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Akticufture
Johan F Fischer
Denmark
America
West Canada irrigation meet to open at Maple Creek
The annual meeting of the West Canada Irrigation Association will open July 26 at Maple Creek Saskatchewan with two days in Brooks Alberta. Prominent speakers from the American and Canadian sides are expected to address irrigation development, including the Prince Edward Island projects and new research on livestock parasites.
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Comiseem of the
Fra
Canada Irrigation Association
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
White Brooks
Alberta
Fed
Canada
Altera
Reynard
Prince Edward Island
Stecen
Udet
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Ottawa
Baby Health Tips For Spring Illness Prevention
The piece advises mothers to keep infants indoors during variable spring conditions to avoid cold and illness. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets for stomach and overall health sold by mail from Williams' Medicine Co in Brockville Ont. It also notes herring packing shifts in British Columbia and mentions Holloware Corn Remover as a safe remedy.
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Br Williams’ Ine Co
Brockville
Ont
Western Canada Farmers Seek Help to Move Northward
Winnipeg writers report anxious farmers from California and Florida seeking western Canada land. Railroads immigration and real estate firms are blamed for poor cooperation. Howard Everett of Luce Land Co notes past success but urges organized regional support at the border to admit settlers and place them on land in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Capade
Howard Everett
Yavement
Luce Land Company
Luce Commy
Saskatchewan
Everett
Canada
Prairies
Winnipeg
Beginning of the English Great Renamed Lenigrade and Tame for Germany
Fragmentary text notes a renaming of a city or concept to Lenigrade and references German implications and payments to France. The readable lines are unclear about dates, places, or concrete events.
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Lenigrade
Nerviline Promises Pain Relief for Neuralgia
An ad copy touts Nerviline for neuralgia and sciatica claiming quick relief as a warm glow spreads through the affected area. It markets Nerviline as a boon for chronic sore joints and bones and promotes large bottles sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Poise and Brains: A Glimpse of British Leadership
The piece extols British political talent and imperial resilience after conflict, noting Ireland and postwar power dynamics. It references the four power treaty, Princess Mary, and enduring friendship with the United States, urging confidence in Britain’s global standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Mary
Jagan
America
Joan
England
Springfield
Record rainfall in British Isles drops to historic low
The article notes rainfall in the British Isles in the period since 1815 was the lowest on record, totaling 12 inches for the year. February saw the least rain at 0.6 inch, while January measured 0.15 inch. The long term averages from 1816 to 1915 and 1891 to 1915 are cited for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Isles
Fanlac helps St Rose woman feel well and strong
A St Rose railroad man extols the health benefits his wife found with Tantac, claiming she was miserable with stomach trouble and indigestion for three years before taking it. He says she never looked better and more energetic, and invites others to hear more at his home.
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Strong
Railroad Man
Fanlac
M- Burns
St Rose
Man
Natonal Railroad
Taniac
World Record Conference Aims at Toronto 1922
National Council of Education Newsboys plans a Dominion wide conference in Toronto at Easter 1922 to rally public support for schools. Rotarian support in Toronto will host speakers on education reform and intercity participation aims to engage Canadians in a "new fight" for better education through reports and real policy proposals.
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Toronto
Canada
Dominion
Winniper
National Council
Theil
Rotary Club
New Zealand
Papa
Quarter Mansions
Cinema
Great Britain
Frances
Wash New Cars Often for Finish Preservation
Advice from a historic note urges frequent washing of new cars to keep varnish luster, warns against dust and heat damage, and recommends temperate garage conditions in winter. It mentions Worm Exterminator and a New York aquarium hospital, plus Kennard's Liniment for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquarium
New York City
9 Hospital
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Balaclava
Liverpool
US Navy Dept
Janes
Han
Ilness
Maple Creek and
Brooks
White
Orient
British Columbia
Western
Germany
France
Philadelphia
Canadian Paste Cerual Co. Ltd
Windsor
Minard
Spania
National Council of Education
Newsboy
Sela
Lendon Evening Star
Marty Williams
London Evening Star
T Star
Ennard
Fey Onder Rive
Ramsay CO. Arnprior
Ontario
Baby's Own
Ace
Baby
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