Tale of Wakayoo and Baree in the Woods
In a rugged forest tale set near Wakayoo a black bear hunt unfolds as Baree and Maree confront danger. Pierrot Neperns and the Willow clash with Wakayoo and Piecrot while Maree and Nepeese work to rescue Baree trapped beneath a rock. The scene blends tribal memory and peril as Baree nears a perilous fate.
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Maree
Wakayoo
Piecrot
Neperns
Willow
Baree
Bissett
Nepeese
Pierrot
Wakayeo
Hi Patin
Perrot
Curlie
Hhey
Nepense
Doctor Advised an Operation in Provost Alberta
A letter from Provost Alberta recounts a patient stating a doctor advised surgery to aid fertility. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s products and a tonic regimen with improving health, enabling housework and chores, and mentions using a Sanative Wash. The missive expresses belief in the remedies and asks the reader to use the letter for testimonial purposes.
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Mira
AL AL Abas
Bar
Provost
Alberta Pees
Sid Isa Lok
Lydia Pound
Ivanie Eeemmrenre
Lydia E Pinkham
Oldest Living Thing on Display in Toronto Block of Blue Stone
A Toronto exhibitor presents a block of blue stone with a rosebud and a bee at its core. The bee, reportedly 25,000 years old, is claimed to be the oldest living creature. The item came from a quarry near Owen Sound and was found in a cavity within the stone.
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JF Wilson
Toronto
Owen Sound
Mr Wilson
Intain
Maritime ceremonies as ships pass at sea observed
Observations on sea etiquette describe how vessels greet each other. Merchant ships salute warships by dipping flags, and liners are saluted by tramps. When a newer vessel meets another, the junior captain signals first with his house flag.
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Dig
Nowe
Old Firm Day and Martin to Close After Decline
An extraordinary meeting of shareholders resolves to wind up the old established Day and Martin firm. Once famed for blacking used by Sam Weller, the company started in 1778 after a secret recipe shared by a grateful soldier. Though prosperous until 1884, it declined due to directors' reluctance and now ends with minimal in hand.
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England
Charles Dickens
Pickewick
Day
Martin
Fim
Sam Weller
Dickens
Tom Hood
George Eliet
Carlyle
Doncaster
Neas
Diamond Dyes Color It New With Simple Tinting
Scented packaging promises easy dyeing for women to tint textiles at home. The ad touts Diamond Dyes as the only reliable option for dyeing wool silk cotton or mixed fabrics in soft delicate shades and permanent colors for garments and decor.
Summer Complaints Kill Little Ones
A vintage ad claims Mile tablets prevent summer complaints and relieve infant troubles. It promises cost per box and mail order availability, urging mothers to keep tablets ready for emergencies and to trust a government analyst’s guarantee of safety.
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T Clue Co
Oil of the People described as beneficial in Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star touts an oil labeled the oil of the people, praising its benefits and its growing influence. The piece mentions SPRITE data and masterling qualities, suggesting the oil's popularity and perceived value while implying broader consumer impact.
Tenacity of British Resolve Faces Empire’s Future
The piece argues the British must persevere through uncertainty about empire survival. It notes occasional doubts about leaders and industries, but insists the core is to endure. Even when setbacks appear, resilience is the driving force, with time as the ally and patience the key.
Teething Babies Die in Summer Heat Warning
A garbled OCR note warns that thousands of teething babies die each summer due to hot weather. It urges mothers to take care and manage feeding and comfort during heat waves, reflecting period fears about infant illness and care practices.
Queen Opens Kamloops Bridge Ribbon Ceremony
May Queen Kathleen cuts the silken ribbon at the official opening of the new South Thompson River bridge in Kamloops British Columbia. The project cost is listed at $234000 with a brigade of Canadian provinces represented at the ceremony by young women.
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Kathleen
South Thompson River
Kamloops
B.C
Canada
Flax Straw Paper Industry Explored in Alberta
Alberta moves to establish a flax straw paper industry to aid farmers. The government continues to study the business potential, with initial experiments completed and further details being gathered by the trade commissioner for possible industry development.
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Alberta
The Importance Of Faith In Recovery
A Swiss watchmaker who lived to 100 defied early tubercular diagnosis by studying his case and adopting a rational plan of living. His will to live, paired with optimistic nurses and doctors, helped sustain an active life beyond average spans.
Brisk walk urged to cure insomnia in domestic exchange
A couple debates a cure for insomnia as the doctor recommends walking before bed. The wife suggests the husband take the baby along to the walk, turning the idea into a family moment.
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Kazan Tuas Oliver Curw
Wakasoo
Wakaroo
Ashe
Ili
Hin
Wakavoo
Dox
Dox Had Gone With His Od Wyola Into Leave. But Neponse
Ason
Pos Bares
Ike
Bates
Kazan
Gray Wolf
Gray
Rarnee
Dane Barer
Hieody
Tim Moore
Woman's Expose
Lydia E
Jessie
Mee
Firm Faili
Kansas City Star
Empire
Ita
Ramsay MacDonald
Singapore
Des
Chicago
Minard
Ainard
Dodds Kidney
Turin
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