World Happenings Briefly Told On The Papal To Canada
A jumble of global notes reports on a potential Canadian governor general choice, old age voters in Nova Busia, and a 1% year old claimed as the province’s oldest woman. It cites a 64 year old photographer sailing from Macleay to Winnipeg and a shipwreck off Vancouver Island. Other items mention a Leicester women’s driving course, German wage policies, a Vancouver Island wreck, and Duke University campus。如
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Looton
Lord Peel
Canada
Lord Byog
Lord Py
Nova Busia
Keds
Wan Mise Ara Praser
Ap Ugonlah
Wadop Howert Mow
We Cfuma
Mtariee
Chthetnought
Cal
Harry Pidgeon
San Pedro
Macleay
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Featured By Nervous Woman
An elderly woman named Annie Buesnel praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best tonic she has used to restore health after months of weakness. The testimonial emphasizes health importance and urges readers to obtain the remedy from a local source, noting vitality and renewed strength.
Bede’s Mystery Battlechip and the Nelsons Rivalry
A fragmentary article outlines a fictional clash between Nelson and Rodney class battleships and Japanese Mutsu and Marylands, noting armament, speed, and treaty limits. It discusses the strategic advantage of torpedo tubes and big guns, with dates and names suggesting 19th century naval fiction.
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Rhgue Ieee
Larne
Gwe Marland Elas
Great Britain
Ajex
Ebert Sinceune
Japan
United States
Lester
New Yous Times
Nial
Wembley Exhibition Faces Financial Struggles and Uncertain Outlook
The Wembley Exhibition opened in 1924 to boost British industry but has yielded no profits. Authorities note visitor numbers remain steady, driven by royal patronage, while confidence grows that trade development and resource growth will eventually justify the venture despite ongoing financial losses.
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Wembley
Export Of Canadian Cattle To October 1 1985
The report notes Canada shipped 242 live cattle to the British Isles by October 1 1985 with totals around 58 691 for the same period and suggests the trend may exceed 100 100. It mentions Swedish support allocating nearly $200 000 this year for developing and maintaining air services and cites Nordiska Fly krodertet establishing a Stockvolla to Danzig route.
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Canada
British Isles
Sweden
Stockvolla
Danzig
Nordiska Flykrodertet
Billys Age and Irrigation Plans Mentioned in Ad
The page includes a playful line about Billys age from Willie and an advertisement outlining how to order irrigation patterns and pattern numbers with 20 cents in stamps. It notes the provincial government supervision and introduces James Pike as manager for the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation tract.
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Lethbridge Northern
James Pike
Will to recover guides Britain through war and markets
A fragmented wartime essay urges the nation to summon the will to recover from demoralization and economic strain. It argues British resilience, echoed by Macaulay, can restore strength if collective resolve persists amid ongoing conflict and market pressures.
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Somme Nationa
Macaulay
London
New House Dress Patterns Displayed For Home Makers
New fashion patterns for both young and small women showcased with an inverted plait design and fitted tank sleeves. Sizes 16 18 and 34 36 38 bust, yardage and material details given, priced 20 cents per pattern and 26 cents for the accompanying book.
Frontier College offers distance study for workers
The Frontier College aims to bring education to workers at their jobs by offering varied courses that can count toward university credits. It stresses affordable access, compulsory subjects like forestry and agriculture, and an examining board of notable experts. The calendar is obtainable from 67 Yonge Street, Toronto. Also an advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy promising quick relief from night asthma attacks.
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Frontier College
Canada
Ihs
Yonge Street
Toronto
Dominion status debate unsettles imperial unity fears
Lord Burnham questions the undefined status of dominions under the Locarno era pact. He warns uncertainty could pull imperial policy toward war and affect arms, neutral rights, and harbor use. Britain moves toward a unified approach with a Canadian product export plan under imperial economic guidance. A curious aside notes a woman’s remark and an absurd elephant birth weight of 165 pounds.
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Burnham
Lord Burnham
Britain
Cure for Severe Pimples Reported by Nova Scotia Woman
Miss Mildred M. Breau of Crousstown Nova Scotia describes a year of large red itchy pimples that spread into blotches and sores. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a free sample and two months of treatment healed.
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Mildred M. Breau
Crousstown
Nova Scotia
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers Fragment
A fragmented crossword puzzle item listing numerous clues and partial answers across categories such as animals perfume ancient terms traits and body parts. It includes hints like Girl's name, flying toy, entrance to a room, and various numbers and abbreviations, all unreadable in parts.
Saskatchewan Farmers Target World's Best Wheat at Chicago
Saskatchewan farmers have competed at fourteen international grain shows and won the sweepstakes for the world's best wheat eleven times. They aim to make twelve by taking the cow honor at Chicago this fall. The Saskatchewan department of agriculture covers transportation for exhibitors and pays $59 to each first prize winner and $150 to each grand championship winner.
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Saskatchewan
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Cucumber's Journey From Egypt to England in 1538
A historical note traces the cucumber from Egypt around Cairo after the Nile flood to Palestine and Europe, later reaching England from Holland in 1538. The passage cites Virgil and mentions assorted topics from mushroom poisoning to shifts in social history across centuries.
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England
Holland
Egypt
Cairo
Nile
Palestine
Europe
Virgil
Dominion exports place Canada among top six nations
Canada rises among the world’s leading exporting nations as foreign trade expands. By August 21 1925 the Dominion’s export value reached new heights, highlighting its growing role in global commerce and the strength of its manufacturing and rope industries.
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Iminion
Canada
Dominion
Famous Oil Traveler’s Fame Spreads Across Continents
Fragmentary text suggests a famous oil or product linked to Dr. Thomas Bewetele Ol. The note implies the item originated near a tanada birthplace and gained demand across Central and South America, the West Indies, Australia, and distant lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bewetele Ol
Central
South America
Australia
Canadian pulp dominates Japanese market and imports rise
Canadian pulp largely controls Japan's market with 2000 to 3000 tons imported last year, part of 3500 to 5000 tons from all countries. Quebec expected to enter the field as enrollment in US agricultural schools climbs, while last summer's forest fires contribute to fur shortages.
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B.C
Japan
Bytween
Britisi
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Hevlin
Germany
Lew
Don Herman
Maxime Gacy
Ing Hite Tm
Janwen Buelanan
Wapayers
Duke University
Oklahoma
Mast
Toeom
Tat Berd
New York
Gribes
Glasgow
Ma Sae
University of Toronto
Mavor
Scottagyl
Mra
Annie Buesnel
Bede
Jodhpur
Ind
League of Nations
India
Daroge
Ue Regency
Billy
Willie
Minard
Scott
the Frontier College
J.D. Kellogs
Viscount Burnham
Ily Telegraph
Teral Pees Conte
Dare Hering
Holloway
Imperial Econome Committee
ZamBuk
Auto Shore
Woods
Heron
Isi
Gray's Syrup
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