World Happenings Briefly Told
A chaotic compilation notes Genetet Lied Potions, a former pre tader of Italy, dying on October 26 aged 54. Reports a Toronto reunion of Canadian Machine Gun Corp officers and Britain recognizing the Soviet Government via telegram. Laura Jean Livbes, a famed novelist, died recently at her Brooklyn home. U.S. foreign policy and prohibition enforcement figures are touchpoints amid various parliamentary and employment updates. Arthur, a noted philosopher, died. political incumbents worry harvesting and transport issues. Local commerce in Fort William and Port Av Nive updates, plus illness treatment notes and imperial show records in Birmingham.
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Genetet
Pre Tader
Italy
Imu Seare
Vancouver
Canadian Machine Gun Corp
Toronto
Russia
Laura Jean Livbes
United States
Mort Justaness
Prince Alpert
Ekfrid
Arthur
Retz
Seoreh
Purente
Leslie Hold
Board
Missioners
Fort Wiliam
Port Av Nive
Rom
Fisnonton, Distriet
Ar Pension Ac
Birds Pass On Hare Using Vienna Zoo Stopover
Birds journey halting at the Vienna Zoo, where a vulture aged about 104 years recently died, highlighting the unusual age of the bird observed in the area.
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Hare
Vienna Zoo
Well Menre Success by Dr. B. Ve Pierce in 50 Years
A distinguished citizen Dr B Ve Pierce gains acclaim for herbal remedies tried and trusted for fifty years. His Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as a blood medicine and stomach alterative improving blood flow and skin clarity. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for the tablet or liquid form from Pierce’s Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ve Pierce
Pierce
Doctor ‘Pierce
Doctor Pierce
de. Pierce
Steen
Onan
Gala sale for farmers unable to attend in city
A gala sale description details cheques and sales conducted for farmers unable to attend in person. The event featured expert buyers and university patrons, with proceeds supporting local farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iles
Beep
Ewice Manuyers
Prince of Wales May Visit Canada Next Year
The Prince of Wales plans another visit to Canada next year, with details noted during a brief Toronto stop. Dominion news reports express anticipation amid official confirmation from royal circles and Canadian authorities.
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Prince May
Canada
Prince of Wales
Daner
Broyba
Rohine
Toronto
Dominion
Debility and fatigue described with nervous symptoms
A historical ad describes general debility from various causes including poor digestion and overwork. It recounts a case of Mr Torengs of Rockland Ontario, detailing prolonged fatigue, sleep disturbance, loss of appetite, and improvement after taking Dr. Williams Pills, with a promotional note about availability and price.
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Austin
Torengs
Gamache
Rockland
Willank
Willingis
Williams” Medicine Co
Brock Wille
Poultry Marketing Plan Outlined by Saskatchewan Agencies
The Co-operation and Markets Branch of the Provincial Government with the Saskatchewan Cooperative Committees will act as marketing and selling agents for live poultry. Poultry will be consigned to killing stations across the province and shipped to Eastern Canada and the United States or nearby markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Co-operative Reamities
Canada
United
Fishing Camps Open North of Peace River Town
The Menaies Fish Company along the Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway opens new fishing camps north of Peace River town. Camps will sit at Buffalo Lake and tributary lakes well stocked with fish, Buffalo Lake lies south of Fort Vermillion about 300 miles north and downstream from Peace River.
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Menaies Fish Company
Faust
Edmonton
Dunvegan
British
Dueen's Doll's Howe May Go On Tour
Demand from provinces grows for the famed exhibit to tour. The plan envisions London display under strict conditions with proceeds donated to a charity chosen by the Queen.
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Dueen's Doll's
Howe
Wingsor
Windsor
London
Wembley
Australia House
Strand
One Man Plans Tiny Upright Flying Machine
A lone inventor designs a miniature aircraft to test with one occupant lying prone. The craft uses a reclining frame so the pilot rests face downward, looking outward through a forward window, enabling the engine to push the machine faster than a seated body would allow.
Heavy Bond Sales Hit Record September Totals
Bond markets show heavy sales surpassing last year with September land sales at a record for the month. The Times estimates a strong wet period pushing September revenue to 160 million dollars above August and two hundred million above September 1920. Bond categories include provincial and municipal issues, with amounts listed such as 175 million provincial, 3.04 municipal, and 26 million for other bonds, plus 940,600 for certain carner bonds.
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Allway
Carner
Canadian Coal Imports to United States Fall in 1918
Less coal entered Canada from the United States as the twelve months ending September 1 918 show a drop in anthracite imports from 5 096 567 tons to 3 893 662 tons amid Alberta industrial slowdowns. Canadian coal exports to the United States also declined from over 7 000 000 tons to 225 676 tons in the recent twelve months.
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Canadiom
United Strett Fea
Alberta
United States
Gift of tobacco for Prince reaches royal thanks letter
A French Canadian tobacco gift from Luslattic individuals to the Prince of Wales drew praise as the preferred offering among many presents during the visit. The tobacco, grown near St Roch Pichigan on Quebec borders, was acknowledged by the Prince through his secretary. Also noted are exports of prairie grain to Vancouver, railcar counts, and whale shipments from Queen Charlotte Islands to England.
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St Roch Pichigan
Montcalm
Assumption Counties
Quebec
Ttt
Eight Annual Sask Division Meeting of CWNA Held in Regina
The eighth annual convention of the Saskatchewan Division of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association convened in Regina on October 23-24 with 100 delegates, a luncheon hosted by the Saskatchewan government, and speeches by Premier Dunning and James Macdonald. The event featured a fine group photo, a City Hall reception, and a banquet at the Kitchener Hotel. Officers and honorary presidents were elected, and associations from Yorkton to Wolseley were represented. The report notes strong Wheat Producers cooperation and notable remarks by leaders, with next year’s gathering planned for Regina.
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Saskatchewan
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Resina
Board of Trade
Parliament Buildings
Government of
Dun Ding
James Macdonald
Burton
J. Dornan
Energelin
Apdis
Hie Association
Toronto Type Founder Co
Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers. Limited
W. A. McLeod
Foxst
A. J. McPhail
Wheat Producers
Geo. W. Robertson
Rotary
Jas
Macdonald
Darabin
Jon
SN Wynn
Yorkton
Jons
Kitchener
Leader Pathne Company
Dunning
JT. M Anderson
Burford Hooke
Mentos Mirakelning
Disen Latta
Jas Macdonald
FDR
Tromman
Chas Hynds
Seston Uy
SN. Wynn
Yorkton Enterprise
CR Metntosh
Battleford News
G. C. Buchans
Weyburn Herald
E. Signal
F. W. G Sargent
Kamsack Times
J. E. Scriver
Wolseley News
Watrous
Regina
Caanal
Canada Exhibit At Wembley Showcases Canadian Trade Relations
A London dispatch reports Canada staged a Fine Exhibit at Wembley to boost trade relations. The display by the Canadian Pacific Railway features a luminous cartographic map and a sizable five thousand dollar value, praised as a premier example of Canadian cartography. The article notes agriculture promotions and dairy products, with J Lyons and Company agreeing to feature Canadian Cheddar in London outlets for a year, signaling strong commercial ties and a broad promotional effort.
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Canada
Wembley
London
Haglant
Canasta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Department of Agriculture
Man Dairy Products
England
J Lyons and Company
Lyons
Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as a hygienic remedy for corns and callouses. It claims fast results after warm soaks and corn removal, promising painless treatment and urging readers to buy from dealers.
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Putnam
Alberta student named for $500 Macdonald scholarship
Charles E. Yauel of Olds Alberta, born 1901 in Lafayette Indiana, has been chosen as Alberta's nominee for a $500 post graduate Macdonald College scholarship at Ste Anne de Bellevue. Yauel, an entomology specialist, studied at Claresholm Agricultural School and the University of Alberta, and represents Ontario Agricultural College in the annual benefaction program of W C Macdonald Reg’d Inc, Montreal.
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Charles E. Yauel
Olds, Alberts
Mmberia
Macdonald College
Anne de Bellevue
W C Macdonald Rex’, Inc
Tobscen Manufacturers
Montreal
Ot Allesbee
Fonther
Wiliam Macdonald
Medill University
Ste Anne de Bellevue
Ontario Agricultural College
Yauch
Winnee
LaFayette
Indiana
Tara
Langdon
Alberta
Clareshola School of Agriculture
Te School
Tarnoon
Olds
University of Alberta
World Population Surges in Nineteenth Century
A reader notes the world population rose from 640 million to 1.6 billion across the nineteenth century, averaging an annual increase of about 20 million. The page also mentions a liniment used by physicians.
Compassion of Jesus and the Bread of Life Lesson
The text recalls Jesus crossing the Sea of Galilee and compassion for the crowd hungry for guidance and physical food. It contrasts the multitude’s needs with the disciples who hesitate to help, urging contemplation of practical and spiritual feeding. The fragment then shifts to unrelated notes on Edison lit oils and Tokyo theatre recovery after disaster.
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Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem
Mark
Diadvanthee
Mar
India
China
Imaelnath
Gowett
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Thomas
Birmingham
Bae TV
Manitoba
Beauty
Mausie
Boston
The
Prairies
Coass
Queen Charlotte Islands
British Columbia
Canadian Weekly Newsaper Association
Holloway
Rewch
Cale
Wes
T Feat
Putnams Gen Extractor
W. C. Macdonald Reg'd. Inc
Mr. Murphy
Ighbor
Arama Eer
Latieetuiranes
Canara
Ieee
Ovemer
Tam
John
Jobin
Psalm
Tohlo
Ca Ovis
Adan
Ciaakiat
Ok’s Regi
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