Mars One arm World Happenings Briefly Told
A garbled roundup notes Grimsby quake damage Tonguetied items report Aden Maru grain shipment to Hamburg Nobel prize in medicine awarded to Johannes Dibiger Danish cancer researcher Governors general and Viscountess Willingdon named honorary patrons Canadian clubs hall of war monument unveiled in Montelone Boalh funding roads and highways 225 million pesetas Anglo Spanish treaty revisions planned Santa Clara Mission fire Abdel Krim exiled to Reunion Wolves threaten Northern Ontario livestock Dr W I Stephenson rejects Mars wig wag theory Silk hats frock coats essential for South American travel Advice givers rarely stingy with tips
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Prince Rupert
Hamburg
Havas Agency
Palls
Johannes Dibiger
University of Copenhagen
Willingdon
Dave
Association of Canadian Clubs
Avellino
Forgia
Halla
Montelone
Boalh
Santa Clara
California
Abdel Krim
Rian
Reunion
Indian Ocean
Reginald Stone in St Catharines Personal Reminiscence
Reginald Frank Stone of St Catharines Ontario recalls during his first expectant period his attempts to work through illness and hardship. He notes limited ability to perform tasks, yet he eventually grew stronger and remained capable of arm work for the rest of the time.
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St Catharines
Stronger Material For Paper Money Replace Dollar Bills
The United States Treasury faced rapid wear of worn out currency and high replacement costs. Testing by the Bureau of Standards found the weakness lay in the all linen fiber composition. By mixing about 125 percent cotton fiber, the new one dollar bill will last longer and be more durable and useful.
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United States
United States Treasury
Bureau of Standards
Dominion Premiers Plan Talking Film Speeches
Following Britain's lead, Dominion premiers agree to produce ten minute Imperial question speeches for a talking film. Filmed with synchronized vision and sound, the premiers will censor the footage if they deem it unsatisfactory.
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Dominion
Baby's Own Tablets Value for Mothers and Babies
Mrs John A Patterson of Scotch Age NL praises Baby's Own Tablets, claiming no other medicine suits her children. The Dr William Medicine Co Brockville Ont offers the tablets by mail at a low price, marketed as ideal for teething time, constipation and indigestion, colds and fevers.
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John A. Patterson
Scotch Age, NL
Taby
Dr. William Medicine Co
Brockville
Lead Pencil Ballots Rule in Montreal Recount Rejected
In Montreal, a judge rejected ballots marked in ink during a recount, citing law requiring pencil marks and a pencil unit. The ruling reflects the law’s purpose to standardize marking practices amid diverse pen usage.
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Montreal
Fragmented Realistic Snippets From London Ti-Bits
A garbled OCR style passage blends insults and miscellaneous notes. It references a rejected marriage proposal scene and a survivor tale from a wreck, plus scattered phrases about toasts in English history and a shipping anecdote. Strong entities are sparse. the text reads as a collage of excerpts without a single cohesive event.
Comada's Great Mission and the British Empire
A historic article discusses Comada's role in shaping a united Americas under imperial influence and peaceful frontier cooperation with the United States. It envisions Comada aligning with the British Empire to form a fellowship across two systems and foster a broader geopolitical destiny.
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Te Oram
United States
Foire Phe
Amerie Republic
Frock designs illustrated in Velveteen for youth wear
The book demonstrates eight frocks with striped velveteen, featuring a continuous buttoned student collar, pockets, and central front plaits. Skirt and bodice details include seams and inserted plaits. Blouse No 1411 and Skirt No 105 sizes and yardage are given. Pricing listed at 19 cents per copy.
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Juon Dock
Ewest
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide from Winnipeg based union at 175 McDermot Ave outlines how to request patterns. Includes pattern numbers and address details for obtaining sewing patterns from the periodical service.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Ancient banquets recorded from ruins and queens era
The article notes bread from the pyramids and butter said to be over 3000 years old, eaten in a banquet from the time of Queen Elizabeth. It also mentions centuries old wine and 1800 year old apples from Pompeii ruins, on record as consumed.
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Elizabeth
Pompeii
Tales Of Heroism On Ship Sinking Fastway
Twelve survivors from the British freighter Fastway recount heroism by the radio operator R James and by engineers and firemen who stayed at their posts and refused lifeboat escape as the ship sank off Bermuda in a recent hurricane. The Luciline rescued them after seventeen hours adrift with little water or food. The survivors say a large steamer passed at close range ignoring distress signals.
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Bermuda
R. James
St Georges
English Ox Roaster Fred Tyler Heads Ancient Craft in Manchester
Stratford on-Avon's Fred Tyler, famed as the last exponent of ox roasting, is named official ox roaster for the Manchester Civile Week Pageant. He has cooked 92 oxen in 46 years and aims to produce 8000 sandwiches from each ox while keeping the horns on and curling the tail for show.
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Fred Tyler
Stratford on-Avon
Manchester
Tyler
Corona
Newport
Monmouthshire
Permanent Agriculture and Rural-Urban Harmony in Canada
An essay argues for renewed support of farming and rural life in Canada. It rejects harsh urban satire of farmers, urges adoption of modern sanitation and farm mobility, and calls for urban rural understanding to invite new settlers and boost rural prosperity amid centralized modern pressures.
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Camely
Bern
Canada
Iowa
British Papers Merge Dally Sketch and Sunday Herald Now Under One Control
The Daily Sketch and the Sunday Herald join the Merry group under Allied Newspapers Limited led by Sir William Berry and J Gomer Berry. The group now consolidates papers from the late Sir Edward Hulton except the Evening Standard run by Lord Baverbrook.
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Dally Sketch
Sunday Herald
London
Daily Sketch
Merry Group
William Berry
J. Gomer Berry
Allied Newspapers, Limited
Edward Hulton
Lord Baverbrook
Dluet
Sunday School Lesson on Jericho and Perseverance
The devotional article discusses the Jericho siege from Joshua with marching, silence, and the seventh day shout as preparation for victory. It muses on weekly monotony as a spiritual discipline toward success, includes a note on the phrase victory through faith, and briefly touches the origin of the sirloin term from Henry VII with a humorous anecdote.
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Jericho
Israel
Jordan
Jerzeho
Ely
Joshua
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