Saskatchewan Wheat Wins World Contest at Toronto Exhibition
Saskatchewan wheat earned a world prize at the Canadian national exhibition in Toronto. W S Simpson of Larch Mount Farm Pambrun received the award for spring wheat from the 1916 Marquis field selection. Pambrun lies on the CNK branch northwest of Swift Current.
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Saskatchewan
Toronto
W. S. Simpson
Mount
Pambrun
Simpon
C.N.K
Swift Current
Thunder and lightning reach far places with sound and light
The article discusses how thunder travels and how far lightning can be seen and heard, noting sound speed and distance estimates. It contrasts the rapid sight of a flash with the delay of thunder, then mentions a humane society exhibit showing furs and a man reacting with sympathy to a sign about women's fashion furs.
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Verdun
Holland
Flanders
Kent
Eng
Uta
Humane Society
Minard's Liniment Praised by Dr. Jos. Aug Sirois
An endorsement from Dr Jos. Aug Sirois of St Isidore P Q dated August 18 1894 lauding Minard's Liniment Co Limited as the best all round liniment. The physician notes frequent use with gratifying results and prescribes it for patients.
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St. Isidore
P. Q
Minard's Liniment Co. Limited
Minard's
Jos
Sirois
A Clever Dog Inhabits Chair In Summer Villa Tale
A Chicago Herald tale recalls an old lady renting a furnished villa with a large dog. She avoids scolding the dog for occupying the chair, fearing a bite, and calls cats to trigger the dog to move. When the dog takes the chair, she rises to peek and the pattern repeats.
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Sol
Chicago Herald
Letters From Breslau and Other Posts Describe War Strife
A collection of censored letters dated Breslau and from other places recaps unrest in occupied Europe. Talks of a near revolution over potatoes, troops suppressing riots from Essen, protesters in Kiel ironworks, and widespread desire for peace amid loss of life. Names cities like Breslau Essen Kiel Berlin appear as sources.
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Breslau
Winden
Essen
Porow
Kiel
Berlin
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as digestive aid
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder that swiftly restores digestion by improving stomach activity. It cites Mrs Edith Missel of Perth Ontario and a Brockville firm, claiming dramatic relief from indigestion, headaches, and weakness after prolonged failure with other medicines.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Coy
Brockville
Minister of Munitions Heads Global War Production
The Minister of Munitions has rapidly risen to head a vast enterprise employing about two and a half million people. Under his department the output includes millions of guns and millions of tons of shot and shell, aimed at defeating Germany Austria Hungary. The Herald from London notes the scale of wartime production and its purpose.
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London
Eng
Herald
Asthma Remedy Promises Relief From Attacks
Dr. D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is hailed as a positive blessing for asthmatic attacks. Letters from many users form testimonials underlining the remedy's effectiveness. The notice urges readers to obtain it from local dealers today.
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Dr. D. Kellogg
Thouands
Animals Worth Billions Domesticated in U S
The piece notes about 191 million domestic animals in the United States with an estimated value near six billion dollars. It cites roughly 21 million horses representing a large investment and mentions a wealthy share held by a notable animal, about 500 million, amid a smaller cast of 4.5 million of that animal type.
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United States
When Will Be Conquered by German Mental Shift
Analysis traces German public opinion shift during World War I, arguing militarism ends only via revolution in spirit, not conquest. Cites publications and political changes as signs of waning faith in state omniscience, with outlook stressing a democratic movement in Europe and the need for German realignment.
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Germany
Belgium
War
Bernhard
Western Front
Eastern Front
Balkans
Hegel
Europe
N.Y
Growth of the C P R Its Policies Of World Wide Significance
The Canadian Pacific Railway dominates with 2000 miles of tracks under control and leased lines. It reports owning 100000 miles of telegraph, 10000000 acres of lands, and shipping to the extent of 100000 tors. The company also emphasizes self-sufficiency from milking cows to making soap and bread, highlighting its global impact and diverse activities beyond transport.
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Canadian Pacific
Corporatio
Great Corporation
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promote Quick Health Boost
Dullness after meals is eased by Dr Hamilton's Pills. The remedy claims to cleanse the system, tone the liver, purify blood, and lift spirits. Mild and prompt, each box costs 25 cents and is guaranteed by the makers.
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Dr. Hamilton
Safety First in Firearm Handling Highlighted by Hunters
A discussion on the dangers of careless gun use in forests cites loaded guns, misfires, and shootings as common accidents. James Keely, a Chicago publisher, criticizes reporters for incomplete coverage, joking about missing deeper warnings like the Handwriting on the Wall.
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James Keely
Chicago
Restrictions on Voting Rights for Citizens in 1919
The American Review of Reviews states a citizen must prove good character and reputation, ability to earn a living, and understanding of civic duties before exercising voting rights. It also requires certified fitness to serve in wartime or emergencies if the community or country needs it.
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American Review of Reviews
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Promote Blood Purity
Impurities in blood arise from liver defects and show as pimples and blotches on skin. These pills sit on the liver, stimulating healthy processes to improve blood quality and eliminate impurities.
Miniature Lumber Company Sells Tiny Shelving Cabinets
Lumber sold in short lengths for odd jobs inspired the creation of miniature department stores in Portland. The practice spread to a dozen big American cities with two to five cent boards. A Portland firm formed the Miniature Lumber Company to supply cabinets for display.
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Portland
Ore
Miniature Lumber Company
Prowling in Rain Calmed by Doctor’s Orders
An elderly Black preacher confronts a late night visitor in a barn. The preacher sternly questions the man about his nocturnal prowling while the visitor cites doctor’s orders and mentions chicken broth. The exchange centers on behavior and implied medical need.
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Sncle Calhoun
Yce
Ian
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff Stage Manager Dialogue
A quirky stage scene features a stage manager urging a wardrobe change and Rita Ravengelp insisting the second act gown is the late fall dress she paid for. The exchange reflects backstage tensions and audience perception during a theater performance.
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Rita Ravengelp
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