The Cancelation of Patents and War Meas Neen Pace
The article discusses patent cancellation rules under wartime measures, government authority in Canada, and special applications for patent grants. It notes pending patents and the need for patient, careful handling of patent matters, including a courtroom-like exchange and a moral tale about patience.
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Parliamen
Ie Pateo
Canada
Mast Blake
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Large Works Completed Recap of CPA Progress
Recapitulation of work in the CPA shows substantial progress this year across lines and facilities. Projects include new storage tracks at McAdam Junction, a newly opened lane at Lavine, and extensions on multiple branches from Expanse to Wesburn Sterling and Swift Current to Empress. Completion timelines target fall for several sections, with notable gains on Lacombe to Kerrobert and Alberta Central Railway operations toward Deer, plus major tunnel developments at J’s Pass and Vancouver depot upgrades. The CK backs Ket tle Valley Railway growth, with Midway line progress and additional feeder extensions planned as work continues.
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Epresmua
McAdam Junction
CPR
McAdam
Eat
Lavine
Toronto
Kippewa
Wesburn Sterling
CER
Wise
Swift Current
Empress
Seat Current
Bassano
Lacombe
Kerrobert
Alberta Central Railway
Ked Deer
Ereat
J’s
Prey Lake
Princess Ciaties
Merle
Bear hunt tale and curious ads mix in ragged yarns
A collage of faded lines from an old page recounts a bear hunt with dogs chasing a bear up a tree, clergymen asking questions, and assorted quirky notes. Bits of melodrama mix with dubious remedies and street posters, all framed by scattered names, places, and stray phrases.
Disease and camp life at Valcartier
The article railes against disease blamed on soldiers at Valcartier, recounts medical claims of blood impurities causing headaches and digestion issues, and promotes Williams Pink Pills as a remedy. It also details canteen operations, camp groceries, shortages, and the broad efforts to supply troops with food, tobacco, and luxuries, noting heightened activity and discipline among officers and workers supporting the camp.
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Williams
Guite
Be. Williams
Dr Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Highways Commission Annual Report Reveals Spending
The Sashate wan Highways Commission report shows total expenditures of $1,002,685.44 for retirements, $417,005 in parities under regulations, and $200,000 allocated to bridges and concrete abutments. The document notes improvements and losses in construction, with several votes recorded and a final loss figure of about $1,818.
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Sashatewan Highways Commission
Putnam's Cor Wart Extractor Promised Pain Free Cure
Fragmentary text shows an advertisement claim for Putnam's Cor Wart Extractor curing warts bunions and burns. Also includes dialogue about patient inquiries and social position, with unclear context and mixed dialogue. The readable parts suggest a medical ad and a patient conversation in a period setting.
Tobacco Habit Conquered In Three Days Claim
An advertised health book by Woods of New York claims to banish tobacco habit in three days. It promises calm sleep, improved digestion, better appetite, and increased vigor after nicotine leaves the system, with readers urged to request the book for guidance.
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Woods
New York City
End is Near The Kraus Spair and Global Transfer Mock
Fragmentary satirical text mocks postwar wills and alliances, naming Wilhelm and various nations. It admiringly lists absurd bequests such as submarines and battleships to Britain and France while noting references to public figures and wartime rhetoric in a chaotic, disjointed OCR fragment.
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Wilhelm
Ausina
France
Lorraine
Russia
Turkey
Belgium
Ike
Admiral Jetticon
John Bull
Ernest Shack
Suisage
Protection for Merchant Ships Under British Flag
Government and Imperial Government discuss safeguarding and insuring merchant shipping under the British flag. Difficulties arise between shippers and shipowners over adding clauses in bills of lading covering war risks. Officials hope to resolve issues and ensure cargoes are properly insured and directed to appropriate ports.
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