Biggest Thing Of It's Kind Ever Seen In New York Says Druggist
Mr George T Evans Gatager of the Gibwon Snow Company announced that the preparation was selling at a phenomenal rate in trade territories, with about 60% of Tae Wee bottles sold in New York and an estimate of over 120000 bottles a year within the state. He claimed this is an unprecedented sale pace for the product and that Tantac is carried by leading druggists across the region.
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New York
George T. Evans Gatager
Gibwon Snow Company
Wellown Wholesale Druzeisin
Albany
Fhot
Alo Roches
Ter
Syracuse
Mc Erase
Verye
World Happenings Briefly Told
A catch of 1.63 million pounds of fabs was landed at Toston the largest in years The Prussian ministry resigned after attempts by Premier Steger Ald to reconstruct the ministry Fire destroyed the Kabokiza Theatre auditorium in Tokio causing about 2 5 million loss Torrential rains in Western Guatemala damaged property and 18 people died Joseph Simonetti was found dead in a vat of wine at his Los Angeles home Three generations of a family were tied out near Tacoma Wash when a Great Northern train crashed into an automobile killing four A Reuters cable from Melbourne notes Australian government workers lost 1 25 million pounds in 654 industrial strikes Trans Pacific liner Fx Prem from Russia reached Vancouver with 106 saloon passengers and a large cargo Paper money totaling 750 000 000 000 rubles has been issued by the Soviet Government The latest output being 754 000 000 rubles in new money for the National opening Nicholas Shafer a prominent contractor at Trilla Coladenbin was killed when a tree fell on him near Kanoop Woodbridge Ontario They found an egg from China contains 36000 microscopic organisms The off class advised against its use for biscuit waking personNapolis
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Steger Ald
Tokio
Guatemala
Joseph Simonetti
Los Angeles
Fx Prem of Russa
Vancouver
Plane Crash Near Pacis 1 A Injures Passengers and Pilot
An airliner operating between Mexico City and Tampico crashed into a mountain near Pacis1 A, injuring the passengers and the pilot. The wrecked aircraft, with a low horsepower motor, failed to clear a peak that loomed from the clouds on the night of the accident.
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Passenaers
Mexico City
Tampico
Pacis 1A
California Fig Syrup and Health Claims Feature in Ad
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation colds and feverish children. It promises quick cleansing of bowels with a teaspoonful and claims the product saves a sick child tomorrow. The copy warns about fake syrups and urges asking for genuine California Fig Syrup with age appropriate dosing printed on the bottle.
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California
Delicate: Way Kenneth Discussed Team Membership
Fragmentary OCR text notes a discussion about a tall team member named Kenneth and references to Barker and Keppeth. It mentions Belgium and New York City in passing and a vague note about stock of matches containing phosphorus. The readability is limited with many garbled phrases.
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Kenneth
Jaod Saia
Keppeth
Belgium
Fens
New York City
Baltimore
Noted Explorer Dies in Old World Travels
William Spiers Brace, noted explorer and author, dies aged 60. Born August 1, 1667, he studied at the University of Edinburgh and taught geography at Heriot-Wa College, serving as a naturalist during his expeditions.
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Vam Spiers Brace
Far
Neath
William Spiers Brace
Mr Brace
Educ University of
Nerviline Remedy Advert Finds Simple Stomach Aid
A vintage ad touts Nerviline as a quick relief for stomach risings gas heartburn and sourness. It claims 10 to 20 drops in sweetened water ease cramps and aches for internal or external use and prices the bottle at 35 cents at all dealers.
Far North Wireless Reports From Arctic Dominion Engineers
Dominion engineers in the MacKenzie River basin use portable wireless to relay world news from Japan, Cuba, and the Philippines to Ottawa. Fred V. Seibert travels from sub Arctic barrens to Ottawa describing new lakes and inland routes previously unknown, with observations on waterways and remote terrain.
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Mackenzie River
Japan
Cuba
Philippines
Annapolis
Dominion
Fred V. Seibert
DLS
Ottawa
Sub Arctic
Mivkenaie
Beaver River
Death Sentence Issued With No Appeal Allowed
The notice reports a death sentence with no avenue for appeal. It references a device called Putnam's Extractor and mentions corn and a plant item as part of the context.
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Putnam's
Birds and Putins Describe St Kilda Island Hunting Methods
The text depicts St Kilda in the Outer Hebrides as a remote home for birds and outlines the practice of catching puffins using a pole and line. Hunters approach the rock with a ten foot pole and horsehair line to drop a noose over the bird’s head, a method described as efficient and requiring only a twist to secure the catch.
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Putin
Outer
Hebrides
St Kilda
Scotland
Pulin
Putin Pie Minard
Manitoba Beekeepers Move to Organize
A movement to organize beekeepers of Manitoba aims to improve marketing of honey and purchasing of supplies. More than 700 members are listed with many more unlisted province wide. Beekeeping is a major industry in Beausejour Ladywood and Brokenhead, with colonies producing over 25 tons of honey.
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Manitoba
Beausejour
Ladywood
Brokentead
Baby's Own Tablets praised by mothers and doctors
An article endorses Baby's Own Tablets for infants and children, claiming relief from stomach issues, constipation, indigestion, colds, and fevers. It cites Mrs. Noble A. Pye of Feum Secum NL and notes the medicine costs 25 cents per box from Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Also mentions Kara cal sheep in Alberta and Millers Worm Powders as children friendly.
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Noble A. Pye
Feum Secum
Laby
Williams’ Medicine Co
Crocky
Knicker Suit For Sports Wear Featured In Outing Model
A brown tweed Knicker Suit with orange pin line is shown for outdoor wear. The coat presents four large patch pockets and leather buttons, with a leather belt buckle and an orange felt hat trimmed in brown ribbon completing the sporty outfit.
MaLies Endorses ETE Ra Sar Medicine Claim
Though unclear, the fragment mentions a product named ETE Ra Sar medicine and a company Drageiste. Cre Bry. Cheney & Co. with references to internal use and aiding natural conditions. The text reads as a low-confidence note on medical product recommendations.
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MaLies
Cheney & Co
Fort St John Hero Child Rescues Baby From Fire
In Fort St John a young boy named Bobbie Collins rescued a baby from a burning shack. He climbed into the flames, removed the infant from danger, and carried him to safety as onlookers watched in disbelief. The community praises his quick action and selflessness.
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Hobbie Bis Iie
Thames
Bobbie Collins
Fort St John
Bank Savings Milestones Through the Years
A historic note recalls 30 years of bank savings with a 20 clerk start and 435 depositors on day one. The institution later grew to manage millions in navy deposits and stock investments, highlighting steady public trust and financial growth.
Canadian Vessel Standardized Reaches 128 Knots Speed
The Halifax shipyard reports the Canaan cruiser, largest eel cargo steamship built in Canada, achieved 128 knots during a standardization test. The vessel, built for the Canadian government, features an ORS cement diet and cost details withheld.
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Canaan
Halifax
Canada
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Women Health
Reader testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores health for female ailments. Advertised by The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. touts forty years of experience and natural roots and herbs with no harmful drugs.
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Besnors
Victor An Hieton
Ontaro
Lydia E Pinkham
Chartered Thirty Ships Acouver Merchants Exchange
Thirty deep sea ships were chartered by the Vancouver Merchants' Exchange to carry lumber or grain from Pacific Coast ports. Nine vessels were chartered for lumber, one for mixed grain and lumber cargo, with the balance serving various trades. They include seven Japanese steamers, nine British, American and the foreign, Norwegian, Swedish crews aboard.
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Acouver
Vancouver
Exange
Pacific Coast
Cascarets Promise Quick Cleanse for Liver and Bowels
An old style ad urges readers to take Cascarets tonight to relieve jaundice like symptoms and constipation. It claims the remedy cleanses the stomach of sour food, removes excess bile from the liver, and flushes toxins from the system with a Tocent box row.
New milk powder plant opens in CaitpRACK area
A new plant at CaitpRACK near Chilliwack has been completed and operations began. The facility is expected to run at a daily capacity of three thousand units.
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Chilliwack
Cait Prack
Proletariat Read Hour In Papers Mentioned
A fragmented note references a phrase about the proletariat reading hour in newspapers and an odd remark about cowboys eating wild foods. The text is garbled with unclear context and lacks decisive facts or proper names.
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Mike
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Melbourne
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Trilla
Colaenbin
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Hritien
China
Paris
Napolis
Uni
J.D. Kellogs
Henedy
Toda
Sloan
Beekeepers
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W.C. Dunn
Wabamana
Patrick
Miezaneh
Calgary
By Marie Beimon
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Fort St. John
Baby
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Ree
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Baby Collins
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Unius. Host Offee Savings Bank
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