A Scout‑minded Gentleman's Remarkable Moment on a Train
A Boy Scout spirit is praised after a traveler on a Long Island train returns a lost glove and then gives a second one to complete the set. The writer argues this act teaches contentment, selflessness, and joy, contrasting it with common self pity and urging others to emulate such good turns. The piece extols a hopeful, unselfish outlook and connects it to broader messages of charity and resilience.
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Rays 4
New York
Long Island
Tim
Old World
Whlchs
Watchful
Boy Scout
Tau
T Sachs
Canada
Nelson Monument Decorated On Trafalgar Anniversary
On the Trafalgar anniversary the Nelson monument in Trafalgar Square is bedecked with laurels. The aging cenotaph honors Nelson’s fame and fallen workers now buried in the harbor harbor. A toast to The Immortal Memory of Lord Nelson was given by leaders including Earl Beatty and admirals Use Mou and Sir Pho, with Robert Fremantle in attendance.
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Trafalgar
Loch Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Eas Aly
Nelson
Ragland
Nelo
Earl Beatty
Sir Pho
Robert Fremantle
Linton For all rs-Minard's Linton For all
The fragment references Lindberghs and airplanes with an unclear claim about ordering 300 Lindbergh aircraft. It presents a garbled line about rs-Minard and Linton and aviation prior to noting the challenge of a large order. No clear event or person details emerge for a full summary.
Ill Health Detracts from Your Good Looks Hamilton
A reader describes severe health distress including nerve pains and poor appetite. After trying a recommended remedy, marked improvement followed with restored appetite and vitality. The note claims the product relieved distress and restored strength, requesting a 10 cent payment for tables and admission to a laboratory offer.
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Hamilton
Jeremy
Ohn
Torsaley
Ferguson Ave
Ti Fie
Courteous Rejection Letter For John K Williamson
Detroit author John K Williamson receives a polite rejection from Chinese publishers who praise the manuscript as overwhelming and divine while stating publication would be impossible. The letter ends with apologies and a humorous bow to the work's high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Williamson
Detroit
London
British Electrical Exports Set Record For Orders
Britain’s electrical manufacturers posted a new export record with orders in the twelve months, led by strong demand from India Australia New Zealand South Africa South America and Japan. First half bookings exceeded total 1924 output, signaling a robust industry surge. The report notes a 250 mile railway project in Turkey with nine bridges and 33 tunnels amid broader global sales.
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Britain
Trical
Federation of British Industries
Frmes
India
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
South America
Japan
Angora Caesarae
Turkey
Fokker Sees Planes As Peace Factor And War Tool
Designer Anthony H. G. Fokker told New York's Chamber of Commerce luncheon that aviation could serve peace by deterring war and also function as a future offensive weapon. He described vast varieties of aircraft from dual control sport planes to large transports and warned of air power enabling rapid gas bomb delivery on front lines. He stressed subsidies for European air transport as part of war preparation, training pilots, and building fields and hangars.
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America
Anthony HG
Faklands Guamber
Commerce of
New York
Europe
Snes
Fokkerest
Impor
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Toe Relief
Advertisements claim Putnam's Corn Extractor relieves corns on ladies toes instantly. A single drop stops pain and may lift the corn, with tablets advertised as a trusted remedy. Sold by druggists in bottles for convenient use.
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Putnam's
Puthan
Putnam
Weathered Engine Restored After Four Decades Idle
A traction engine abandoned for forty years on a grain field near Steve Wark was steamed up again and found to be in good working order. The article mentions long history and fame, noting its connections to a British factory in 1886 and its spread to multiple regions.
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Steve Wark
Iglatat
The Least Excitement Makes Her Heart Palpitate
Mr Ambros Onser of Ingunburg Ontario writes about relief from a weak heart caused by nerves. He describes how a small amount of a remedy, advertised locally, improved his condition after using a few boxes. It was sold for five cents per bar through grists and dealers or by mail order.
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Ambros Onser
Ingunburg
Ont
Tims
Zam-Buk Promises Quick Relief For Injuries
A Canadian report notes injuries neglected after minor wounds can lead to blood poisoning and death. Zam-Buk is advertised as a balm that soothes pain, stops bleeding, and kills germs to prevent infection, with a 60 cent per box price and wide dealer availability.
Canada to Redeem Loans and Refund at Lower Interest
Canada plans to redeem Dominion loans totaling thirty seven million dollars from revenue on December twenty nine. A portion of the 5 percent loans will fall due and be funded by current revenues, with a refunding loan to cover the balance. Steps depend on next month’s revenues, but officials expect savings of at least one percent per year via the refinancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Germany’s Leader Blamed for Evading Last Carrot Sacrifice
In an interview with Geor ger Viereck, ExKatzser argues the German people failed to sacrifice enough facing peril and faith. He criticizes the emperor for fleeing to Holland while the masses endured hunger and loss, noting Wilhelm enjoyed abundance amid famine. The piece cites harsh contrasts and questions collective resolve.
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ExKatser
Georger Viereck
Holland
Eample
Wilheim
York World
Vickers Aircraft Factory to Expand Montreal Plant
Increased aviation activity in Canada boosts the Vickers Limited factory in Montreal. The company plans to extend the current plant by erecting an additional building, following a recent expansion last autumn. The move reflects rising demand for aircraft and related components in the region.
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Vickers
Canada
Vickers, Limited
Montreal
Avro
Russian Nobleman Lounges Incognito as Waiter in New York
A six foot aristocrat in a spiked coat identified as Willian Schureh de Witte, a former premier under the Czars, spoke of gaining self respect from waiting. He hid his identity at the Waldorf until recognized by a female hotel guest after a late shift from kitchen duty.
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By Waldorf
New York
Willian Schureh de Witte
New York City
First Commercial Plane Reaches Yukon
A D Cruickshank made a pretty landing on the aviaton field at White Horse Yukon Territory with the monoplane of the Yukon Airways and Exploration Company. The craft, built for freight mail and passenger work, aims to aid exploration and prospecting in inaccessible White Horse regions.
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A.D. Cruickshank
Aviaton
White Horse
Yukon
Skagway
Yukon Airways and Exploration Company
Vancouver
Cansdigg Government Post Claims World Northern Outpost
A fragment notes Backe Peninsula Ellesmere Island hosts the world’s northernmost police post post office and customs house, 656 nautical miles from the North Pole. It also mentions Sunday Island in the Pacific as a tall mountain rising 2600 feet above water.
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Cansdigg
Backe Peninsula
Ellesmere Island
Arctic
North Pole
Sunday Island
Pacific
Juearis
Clever Deaf Children at Wisconsin School for the Deaf
A band of deaf children organized at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf performs music with a roareh lance lullaby and percussion. The piece mentions Dr Thomas electric OW as a family remedy and references funds for a project to help a star. Dorothy notes a husband’s reaction to baby care.
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Wwe
Wisconsia School
Thomas Electric
Beette
Sivas
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rs—Minard
Linton
J.D Kellogg
Isinare
Fokker
Mikous
Thames
Central and South America
West Indies
Buckingham Palace
Henry Viie
Horace Walpole
Victoria
England
Cary
Edmonton
Department of National Defence
Otawa
Edmonton Club
Jontrnal
Sul
Germany
Holloway
Trou
Christen
Cunard Steam Sinp.co
Main Street
Winnipesd
Wisconsin
Mr Jones
Heath
Oris
Dorothy
A Bayer
pAccept
Bayer
Dodie
Anas
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