Hidden Wilderness Trials of Baree and Willow
In a rugged canyon, Pierrot shoots and kills a wolf dog and Willow. Baree rescues Nepeese from a deadly rock trap as dawn breaks, then seeks water and safety at a beaver pond. Beaver-tooth observes Baree’s wary persistence, and local beavers hold a council about the intruder’s threat while Baree nose the pond seeking calm.
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Taree
Perrot
Haree
Nepeee
Eaints
Pierrot
Wakayon
Baree
Beaver Pond
Baren
Unit
Hit
Sami Roy
Epte
Pondom
Bares
Stretc
Maree
Beaver-tooth
Kmn
Teaver
Bai
Pes Wong
Axel Peal
Adrter
Pains in Left Side and Back Pains Reported
A patient from Quebec describes left side and back pains and notes trying Lydia E. Pinkham products. The account mentions a six month duration and references a medical or remedial context with endorsements to friends. The text includes fragmented terms like Gompe and Sanative Wash with unclear meaning.
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Eine
Quebec
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dentist Extracts Tooth During 2600 Foot Flight
An unnamed man, eager for novelty, underwent a dental extraction in an in-flight setting at 2600 feet above Chicago. Drilled by a merry dentist, the procedure took place in a Curtiss plane piloted by Nelson Kelly near Ashburn Field, yielding a notably firm grip and a tooth described as viciously rooted.
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Chicago
Nelson Kelly
Curtiss
Ashburn Field
Reckless train race warned by railroad official
A Great Northern railroad official warns reckless planners of racing trains to the tassing. He notes a train is about 1,650 times as heavy as the average car. The text mentions Birmingham as a major industrial city producing pens, pipe, beds, rifles and other goods weekly.
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Great Northern Railroad
Barmingham
England
Atlantic billed bird reaches Newfoundland with London ring
A bird locally called a HekMew was killed on August 12 1924 near St Pierre Newfoundland. It bore a silver band inscribed Inform Witherd High Holborn London. The mark traces to a Kittiwake ring placed June 28 1924 at Farne Islands England by Witherby’s correspondents. The find marks the first ringing record from the area in 16 years.
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England
Canadian National Parks Branch
Cana
HekMew
T. Curtis
Lore Island
St Tarbe
Newfoundland
Witherd
High Holborn
London
Messrs
G. High Holborn
Lond
Wrhucaberland
Witherbs
Withery
Mr. Witherbs
Urges General Use Of Canadian Ports
Editorial notes a campaign by A M Belling and C Earle to boost Canadian port usage by Canadians. The piece cites meetings with business and shipping groups, urging rail and mail workers to support greater domestic shipping. Also mentions Dr Thomas relief oil as a back pain remedy with unverified claims.
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Canadian
A.M. Belling
Telegraph-Journal
Saint Jon
Nob
Earle
Me Belding
Belding
Hilwass
Canadian Post
Spaniard Introduced Grape Fruit to Florida
A Spaniard named Ponce de Leon who explored Florida in search of the fountain of youth is credited with bringing the first grape fruit to the country. The fruit was not cultivated for 300 years afterward. Palestine has advanced tobacco cultivation significantly in recent years.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Fountain of Youth
International Nursing Congress Draws Global Delegates
The congress in Meiaingtore Finland drew delegates from every country, with China presenting in Finnish and the Japanese delegate studying relish to prepare for the next meeting. Miss Fills led the organizing committee, Canada highlighted progress in training and public health, and five new countries joined the council with China chosen as the next meeting site.
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Meiaingtore
Finland
Etd
Helstnators
Pinland
Knelish Wan
Ales Neateiem Clis
Murves
Torunts Western Hospital
Mise Mla Me Atco
Conete
Engteh
China
Miss
Jand
Canada
Maw Jean Browne
Canadian Nurses’ Association
Council
Man Turns Parked Car Vigil Into Quiet Living
A man created four new jobs for himself by patrolling a parked motor car area and offering services to motorists. He grew into the park’s custodian, earning a modest living from tips, fees, and occasional rewards from grateful drivers.
Something To Consider The public holds the whip on coal issues
The piece discusses public influence on coal industry disputes as strikes and lockouts continue. It argues service and evolving views on fuel economy shape government policy and labor relations, noting tensions between employers and employees.
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Rome
Jamikon Spectator
Western provinces face shrinking homestead lands
A 1925 government estimate shows Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta homestead areas dwindling with 55,000 600 acres declared for homesteads. The item blends notices on land use with unrelated ad like lines about pests and personal anecdotes.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Yew Channel Plane Carries Restaurant Passengers
A new air service between London and Paris uses a small plane able to carry 20 passengers and equipped with a restaurant. Aestward will attend all voyages to serve hot meals. Another machine under construction in London for the Constantinople route will resemble a winged railway sleeper with sleeping berths and dressing rooms.
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London
Paris
Aestward
Anther
Constantinople
Baby's Own Tablets Fame Across Nations Promises Sleep Relief
Canada and the United States report growing use of Baby's Own Tablets for nervous and sleepless children. Mothers praise the pleasant tasting remedy, claiming quick relief from stomach and bowel issues. The ad notes 25 cent boxes from The Dr Williams Medicine Co and offers a free health booklet on request. Also mentioned are crop production figures for potatoes and a note on fountain pens expanding when warm.
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Canada
Mabs
Mrs. Allen
Auburn
Chad
Aeuweists
Wilitawe’ Medicine Co
Meockytite
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Toronto Ontario
Selieve
Atlantic
Saint John
Thoms
Releerrieni
Palestine
Imard
Josephine
Jongetter
Juliet
Trick
Minard
U. S
United States
Tunis
SMP
Girton
Uae
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