World Happenings Briefly Told Amid Global Turmoil
Amnesty for eighty prisoners marks President Van Hinden Beers birthday as governments report gunfire and accidents across Europe. A German bow gun used in Strassburg kills a governor’s manservant, while health officials plan European inspections for Canadian-bound migrants. Population growth comparisons show Australia and Canada rising since 1881. A Ottawa experimental farm expansion and a Boot farm purchase are noted, alongside recovery of Old Glory wreckage with missing occupants after a prior plane incident.
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Department of Health
Canada
Council of the
League of Nations
C P. Meredith
League of Nations Society of Canada
Putnam Expedition Reassesses Avex Land Claim
The Putnam Dats Island expedition reports that heavy weather cut 5000 square miles from the previously mapped Avex region. Director George P. Patmum notes most work occurred in fog and wind, with marine work including a whale boat voyage and a seven knot drift. Two mishaps marred the summer.
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Sit Yammer
Putnam Dats Island
George P. Patmum
Exp
Bama Land
Putnam
Fox
Axellshnan
Iridium Tops List Of Hardest Pure Metals In Tests
A. Mallock reports in a scientific journal that Iridium is the hardest pure metal, with tungsten third. Nickel is the hardest among common metals at fifth, rhodium fourth, and thallium among the softest at twenty fourth. Some alloys, notably high-carbon steel, outrank pure metals in hardness.
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England
Sane Chemical Group
A. Mallock
Annulsh Scientific Magazine
EIT EL Coat Design With Convertible Collar and Pockets
The text describes a stylish practical coat with a center back seam, a large convertible collar, wide cuffs, and two set in pockets. It notes trim options, warmth additions, and available sizes 36 through 44 with fabric yardage and a price of 20 cents per pattern. It lists yardage requirements for size 36 and mentions material counts for larger sizes.
Diamond Dyes Promises True Dyes For Delicate Fabrics
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as true dyes for delicate fabrics including lingerie and stockings. It claims synthetic tints should not be used and offers free color cyclepedia and a color craft book from Diamond Dyes Dept 89 Windsor, Ontario.
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Windsor Dotario
Influenza Airborne Theory Sees Formation by Dr Seymour
Dr W H Seymour of Charles City Iowa spoke at the American Electrochemical Research Association convention in Chicago arguing influenza is airborne not contagious. He cited ships sailors and land populations as evidence and noted light destroys influenza organisms while suggesting practical hospital use.
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Iowa
4 Weaier
WH. Seymour
Charles City
American Flectronic Research Association
Chicago
Seymour Raid
Seymour Cath
Do Not Read This If You Have Analyzed Health
Do Not Read This warns of cancer as a diet induced disease caused by civilization's acid eating diet. It claims proof lies in uncivilized races and urges correcting potassium deficiency to restore health. A free book offer is made from Charles Walter in Toronto, Canada.
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Robert Hell
Siscothe Byearth
Charles Walter
Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Pub
Nor’-West Farmer
Formula For Making Gold Inventor Sees Commercial Value
French chemist Jollive Dasselot announces a new synthetic gold process. The method uses 1100 degree heat and precise alloying with silver tin and antimony followed by washing and filtration to yield gold deposits. Dasselot believes the procedure has commercial potential.
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Cheratea
Jollive Dasselot
Castoria Advertises Trusted Baby Remedy for 20 Years
An old advertorial touts Ketcher's Castoria as a safe baby remedy used for over two decades. It presents Castoria as a pleasant substitute for Castor Oil and soothing drops. The copy claims no narcotics and that proven directions appear on every package.
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Ketcher
Reading Einstein Stories in 102 Movie Tales
Masie mentions Erlend finds Einstein stories interesting while Joan asks about 102. Marke says Pia plans to appear in the moves, implying a discussion of films and stories.
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Masie
Erlend
Einstein
Joan
Marke
Pia Golne
New Automatic Mail Box Tested for Germany Mail
A new automatic mail box tests handling of stamps franking and postage printing on envelopes. Coins cover postage and change is returned as postal stamps. The invention aims to cut post office costs and aid air travel services. Also notes boat and aviation previews and a Berlin merchant using a window display switch.
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Germany
Indian population rise in three Canadian provinces
In Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta Indian populations are reported rising to a total of 36000. The notice cites order patterns from stress Winnipes Newspaper Union on McDermee Avenue Winnipes, outlining pattern No. instructions.
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Winnipes
Union NG
Saskacehewae
Manitoba
Alberta
Masterful and Wicked Queen Jezebel in Naboth's Vineyard
A Sunday school lesson cites 1 Kings 21 and Psalm 94 17 highlighting Ahab Naboth and Jezebel. It notes Ahab wan tting Naboth vineyard triggered Jezebel to forge letters arrange a fast court perjury and Naboth’s death. The piece warns how a woman's influence can lift or ruin a man and society.
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Ahab
Jez
Naboth
Meyer
Jezebel
Arden
Tim
Israel
God
Royalty and duty across historic monarchs and moods
An excerpt surveys varying views on royal life from Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria to King Alfonso and King Edward. It notes monarchs who found joy in duty, contrasts royal vocation with personal taste, and mentions an English notice from December 13, 1695 seeking an apprentice aboard a ship.
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Tiueen Marie
Alphonso
Edward
Flizabeth
Mary
William IV
Victoria
Wat
Fragmentary Notice on Medical Treatment Reported
A garbled OCR item mentions medical treatment, a date fragment, and names likely referring to a patient or staff. The readable bits reference a hospital or clinic setting and a procedure or vitals, with unclear context but indicating a health related record or notice.
Patent glove could prevent knife injuries in St Paul plant
A fragmentary report describes a large St Paul factory innovating a steel glove designed to shield workers from knife cuts. The item, linked to a patent, suggests a practical safeguard amid rapid cutting tasks. A prison dialogue questions juror opinion, highlighting uncertainty over a jury's verdict.
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St. Paul
Mion
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