A Tribute From the U S For Allied Canadian Valor
The Buffalo Commercial notes pride in Canadian troops holding the line on the northern border and fighting beside American forces. It praises courage at Lens and the western front, highlighting unity with our allies and the bravery of brothers from Canada. Many American sons join shoulder to shoulder with them in danger and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
Don
Canada
America
Buffalo Commercial
Minard’s Liniment Sparks Distemper Amid English American Encounter
An American singer meeting a crowd on Unter den Linden faced a disruption as a German speaking woman accused Americans of betrayal. The scene unfolded with the German phrases heard by bystanders, revealing tension between the two groups and a surprising identity reveal as the assailant questioned loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unter den Lisgon
Ey Oyla
The British Way on Price Posting for Butchers
A reform note explains that the law requires butchers to post in view the prices they may charge for cuts and joints. It argues the wholesale maximum prices are unnecessary for consumers and mainly serve to alert cattle buyers to avoid overpaying.
It Makes New Friends Every Day Dr Thomas Electric Oil
A historic notice praising Dr Thomas Electric Oil for widening its circle of friends with daily growing orders from distant western and southern regions. The piece extols its humanitarian impact and moderate cost as making the oil widely accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Iome
Mineral riches seen in Manitoba vast mineral field
The article extols Manitoba's untapped wealth, noting a rich sulphide ore deposit near The Pas and Schist and Flin Flon lakes. It argues the province has not realized its potential, with vast virgin territory projected to yield one of the world’s great mineral fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Manitoba
Maniba
Hudson's Bay
Hudson's Bay Railway
Port Nelson
Minachi’s Liniment Cures Diphtheria in World Note
The New York World discusses Minachi’s claim of a diphtheria cure and critiques Hermann Fernat’s recent book on "She Coming Democracs" as a caricature of culture. It highlights phrases on Kultur and learning without character, influencing debates on liberty and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Fernat
New York World
How Mech Sait Rules to Follow in Giving Sat to Cows
The passage discusses feeding and watering cows with mineral matter and salt. It notes factions with varying approaches from heavy mineral to balanced to minimal, and suggests approximate weekly amounts. It mentions that excess water has no advantage and could be harmful. Continuous salt access leads cows to consume salt and water.
Saving Labor Expense Onset in European War Era
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century paragraph discusses reducing farm labor costs through mechanical elevators to replace shovel work. It argues labor saved offsets interest on a mechanical elevator, notes past methods, and compares speed and certainty to older equipment. The piece cites farmers, costs, and the shift from hand hauling to mechanical solutions.
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Petrie
Lem
Nike
Armstrong
Halibut Price Change and Market Notes
Halibut rises twenty two cents per pound with payments in Vancouver. three years earlier locals paid six cents. Four hundred pounds of this stock were landed at Prince Rupert Vancouver and Seattle, with eighteen hundred pounds reaching Vancouver. A Toronto druggist advertises a greasy imitation as the poorest yet seen and urges asking for Minard's to secure low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Seattle
Minard
St. Toronto
Tom
Harry
Alberta manganese deposits valued at 54 million
The article reports rich manganese dioxide reserves in the Cypress Hills southeast Alberta valued at 54,401,000 dollars. It notes the ore being sold to the British War Office for 68 to 69 dollars per ton, with engineer Jan F. Reilly of Montreal and the Hersey and Allied interests said to control the enterprise as described by the Montreal Weekly Witness.
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Alberta
Cypress Hills
British War Office
Jan F. Reilly
Montreal
Hersey and Allied
Terprise
Fragmentary Magazine Phrase Reflects Odd Encounter
A garbled excerpt from a magazine page shows phrases about visitors and life. The readable bits mention everyone being present and a response to a question, suggesting a casual scene or interview fragment with unclear context and multiple misread words.
Postcard sample from a postage era inquiry
Fragmentary text references a sample postcard and services like Cuticura and a department hosted in the USA. Mentions a free offer and a rare Sap Giticata Dietenent occasion. Names and places are unclear, with OCR garble.
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Eoud Fae
Berk
Cuticura
USA
Me and Gott and the German State Faith
A quoted passage from J Ellis Baker in The Nineteenth Century discusses Prussia’s religious supremacy. It contrasts rule by the ruler and state with the deification of the state, noting the penalties for blasphemy and lese majeste in the German penal code. The text emphasizes the faith of obedience, taxes, and reverence to authority entrenched since 1649 and intensified after 1713.
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Prussia
J. Ellis Baker
Williams Pink Pills Promote Strong Blood in Youth
Weak boys and girls show delayed development pale faces headaches and listlessness due to weak blood. Pills claim to restore red rich blood quickly improving appetite energy and spirits. They are sold by medicine dealers or available at 40 cents per box with discounts for multiple boxes from The Williams Medicine Co. Brooklyn Ont.
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de Williams
William Pink
Williams’ Medicine Co
Brookyiil
Newspaper Costs and Free Advertising Implication
The excerpt argues that newspapers must charge for space to cover costs and survive, comparing removal of rent to a landlord giving free shelter. It notes benefit recipients should pay, and grocers would refuse gratis contributions, stressing that free advertising undermines a paper’s livelihood.
Torpedo Defectors Tale Sparks Navy Debate
Reporter notes amazing stories about torpedo style devices leaping at ships, then asserts they are false. The navy persists with old plan to stop pirates with destroyers and nets while a new microphone claims to reveal where the "ube" sound originates.
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Navy
Ube
Keep Only the Best Cows by James on Casabian Countryman
James argues the key to dairy profit is selecting cows with strong pedigree and feeding well. He cites milk price at 1.80 per hundredweight and notes big gains from breeding good cows and using pedigreed bulls. He urges focus on weight, yield, and long term efficiency to reach higher pounds.
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James Neg
Catarrh Cure Ad From Cheney and Co. Disputed Claim
An old advertisement claims a cure for catarrh by J Cheney & Co, listing product terms and alleged medical endorsements. The snippet shows the ad promoting a remedy with personal testimonials and price references, reflecting historical marketing language. The readable text centers on the claimed cure and the supplier’s identity.
Meat Shortage Pressures Britain and Prices Fall
Fragmented report notes July receipts totaling 20 802 tons versus 29 597 in July 1915, with seven‑month totals well below prewar levels. Prices for cattle drop from 1776 to 1440 per 10 pounds across months, while fodder shortages in Holland and rising stock pressures drive market Uncertainties.
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Great Britain
Holland
Stable Kindness and Patient Handling Advised in Farm Notes
A historical farm advice piece urges gentle steady treatment of animals and steady temperament from handlers. It cites a printed farm rule promoting kindness toward all animals and patience from workers, noting harsh treatment harms both animals and handlers. The article also mentions a common ailment, corns from tight boots, and promotes Holloway's Cure as a remedy.
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Ais
Wally Gow
Wien
Holloway
British Columbia Lumber Exports and Paper Mills Outlook
A Victoria paper reports that lumber reserves exceed 2,500,000 feet north of Vancouver Island and that local mills may indefinitely meet rising paper demand. It notes British Columbia accounted for under five percent of the foreign lumber export trade in 1912, despite vast provincial resources, and suggests the province is not yet a dominant player in actual trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Eeeeee
PMV
Victoria
Col Pulp and” Paper
Pacific
British Columbia
Ular
Colum
Ely &Onal
Cuban Aviators Set for France Training via Pensacola
Cuban senator Col Manuel Coronado organizer of La Discusion has arranged an aviation unit to be offered to France with full equipment in the near future. The Escadrille Cubaille may become Cuba’s first fighting corps with about 33 youths volunteering for the aviation course and to cover their own costs. Coronado recently returned from New York where he conferred with Aero Club of America officials and airplane manufacturers on the unit.
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Manuel Coronado
la Discusion
France
Escadrille Cubaille
Cuba
Boxe Dailiee
Coheed
Coronado Jay
New York
Aero Club of America
Escadrille
Coronado
Navy Department
Washington
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Ora Moe Y
Halibut
Om Llames
Daily Telegraph
Ferybody
Me and
Gott
Kaiserland
DODDS
Lana En Pills
J Cheney
Britain
Miller's
EW. Gillett
Company
Lqompany
Pensacola! Florida
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