World Happenings Briefly Told From The Global Desk
A flow of short items covers Japan seeking cedar for interior construction, a survivor claim in a royal case, Soviet tribunal actions against the central Russian trades union committee, and London reporting on royal duties at Holyrood. Notes include grain shipments, wartime veteran John Henry Grads, and various international movements amid political tensions and border events.
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United States
Territoria
All Russian Trades Union
Sovie
Athens
Alexander
Promina
Drury
Ontario
Calgary
Beto
John Henry Grads
Nov
Scotia
Vancouver
Extracting On Hraction Fort McMurray Tar Sand Plant
A newly installed plant in Fort McMurray near tar sand deposits enables extraction from the tar bed. The operation, run by a local company, details a progress step as workers traverse a 450 foot stretch of the tar bed.
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Fort McMurrax
Hair loss fears spur quick hair care remedy pitch
A garbled advertisement-like text urges readers to buy a hair product to stop hair loss. It markets a quick fix, claiming the product prevents further shedding and promotes healthy hair for millions, with urgency to act now.
Fragmented note hints at job struggles and protests abroad
The text suggests people face unemployment and frustration over barriers to work. It mentions Chinese objections to a railway project and mentions men enraged by actions against their countries, indicating protests or discontent tied to imperial or colonial tensions.
Mixed farming expands in Buiter Western Provinces reach
Canada reports rising output in 1920 across Ontario Quebec Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Nova Scotia British Columbia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island with a 11 84802 point gain over last year. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta emerge as major galery producers alongside traditional grain regions.
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Gary Buiter
Caniaave
Prince Edward
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Agriei
Knickers and sleeveless coat aid smart winter sport style
A stylistic note describes knickers, sleeveless coats, two toned hose and equestrian wear boosting the smart look for winter sport attire. The piece highlights practicality for riders and the overall fashionable impact of such garments.
Healthy Children Sleep Well and Grow Happy
An old advertisement promises that healthy children sleep well and stay cheerful, while sickly ones become cross. It touts Baby’s Adilies tablets as mild, thorough laxatives aiding digestion, stool, and sleep, claiming government protection and suitability for babies. Sold by merchants or by mail at 2 cents a box.
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Mevik Gine
Matl
Fr Willian
Parcel delivery, post duties spark new rural mail system talk
The Canadian Post Office Department is reviving parcel delivery and introducing new service rules, aiming to speed mail to rural districts and curb theft. An official money order system may follow, with plans to improve contact and efficiency in small communities.
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Canadian Post
Cana Joel
Une Ruiad
Birmingham News Chronicle Snaps at Unclear Siren Claim
A Birmingham News item questions a claimant named Mary and a man identified as Undeesta in a puzzled note about attire, collar usage, and perceived savagery. The report hints at confusion or misquotation surrounding the exchange and its social implications.
Spain Bars Organ Wransces in Spain Street Performers
Government crackdown suppresses street performances and organ grinders as authorities enforce strict controls. Officials cite public order and safety concerns while curbing performances across major cities.
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Spain
Perils of the Sea Ages of Man Against Mighty Forces
A fragmented reflection on mankind’s struggle with the ocean and nature. The piece ponders whether, despite engineering feats, humanity remains limited against vast seas and storms. It hints at future achievements that might free us from maritime peril.
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Britain
France
Ta Ts
Pethune i
Canada Faces Enormous Fire Losses and Casualties
The article cites Canada suffering substantial property losses worth 15 million dollars and a heavy death toll from fires. It attributes most fires to ignorance and carelessness, noting that ten year migration trends and urban housing contribute to the danger. The piece argues for continued investigation into fire causes to reduce future losses.
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Bisa
Abc
Euildeen
Canada
Candy flavored laxative ad promises easy relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets a ten cent candy flavored laxative for adults and children. The box claims cleansing of bowels with simple ingredients and a pleasant taste, positioning it as a humane option for tummy discomfort.
Unclear fragment hints at a message to menage or envoy
Fragmentary text suggests an option to send a message or delegation but lacks concrete details, names, or places to identify a specific event or action.
Billion in Diamonds Linked to Beilish Wines in South Africa
A South African operation named Beilish owned a vast diamond stock valued at around $1,000,600. The report notes the unusual connection between diamond holdings and wines produced by the Beilish venture.
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Great Diamond Wines
South Africa
Grazing Plan Tied to Matador Ranch Takeover
Saskatenewan reaches agreement with federal authorities to take over Matador ranch for community pasturage. Part of the ranch will be used for communal grazing this winter, boosting the town’s prospects. Keep Minard's Liniment in the row.
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Matador
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Gillett Company Limited
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Montreal
Japan
Napoleon
Galera
London
Edinburgh
Holyrood Castle
Gerry
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Dantruil
Aly
Lee
Buiter
Suall Stiu
Java
J. O. Relloge
Shtazies
Bettieolumbia
Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Holloway
Yukon
Ren
Treadwell Company
Mayol
Aeason
Minara
England
Thomas
Mary
WSR
Birmingham News
Protectio
Stanfield É Postelniabh
Gsts
Rade
Standeld
Wat
Stanfields
Stanfield's, Limited
Truro N.S. A
Dustin Recoven
Constantinople
San
Minard
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