World Happenings Briefly Told
Great Britain reports 917450 widows and orphans from World War. Morroco omits a newspaper, Sir Eric Geddes realigns lines, a long inland journey mapped. Regent Theatre Ludders burned. Minesweepers active near Cherbourg and the French coast. Chinese towns north of England deported from Liverpool. Methodist Church in Canada raises over one million dollars for missions. Canadian grain elevator contract awarded to WS Allard and F Chapman Clignetha. Canadian battlefield memorial competition results announced. US unemployment losses exceed 6.5 billion dollars in last fiscal year. Ras Government cites Krassin on Soviet travel ban to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Aumerent
England
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Methodist Church In
Canada
Revier
Cape Town
South Africa
Allard
Toronto
Chapman Clignetha
Renina
Canadian Battlefield Memorial Commission
France
Planche
United States
National Conference On Unemployment
Imperial Bureau to study plant diseases for global food aid
The British Government plans an Imperial Bureau to investigate plant diseases and develop expert methods to protect crops. High level scientists will be recruited to work on prevention and curing approaches, aiming to boost vegetable and commercial plant production for Britain and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Jlo
Cascarents Tonight For Liver and Bowels Ad
Casarets promise a gentle overnight cleaning for stomach liver and bowels. The ad claims bilious symptoms clear by morning and that even children will take Cascarets without gripe. It markets a ten cent box to relieve headaches bad taste mouth yellowed eyes and sour skin.
Dust Causes Asthma Remedy Claim In Street Text
The fragment describes asthma symptoms and promotes Dr De Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as providing relief and renewed breathing. It ties health to love and happiness, stating the remedy brings rest and normal passages, with a moral interpolation about affection as foundation of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althor
Liberty as Britain's Binding Principle and Empire Goodwill
A speech praises the British Empire as a hopeful global experiment grounded in goodwill and common understanding rather than force. It argues unity of races, tongues, creeds within a single government, and claims war revealed the empire’s unity as a defining historical moment.
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British Empire
California Fig Syrup Ad Appeals to Mothers
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse a constipated child. It claims a teaspoonful daily prevents illness, lists symptoms like feverishness and sour stomach, and directs asking a druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup with baby directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lloyd George and His Southern Temperament Explored
The article notes Prime Minister Lloyd George praising a Neapolitan temperament and expresses view of his southern inclinations. It claims he would work hard to regain office if displaced and dislikes England holidays, preferring foreign travel while avoiding Scotland. it hints at travel to Washington and political disappointments.
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Lloyd George
Allan
Bonomit
Naples
Uzzaront
British Isles
England
Gallioch Hall
Scotland
Washington
Gandhi Leads Boycott and Calls for Loyal Militant Action
In a large MMI District gathering Gandhi urged Indians to refuse British service, uphold the boycott on foreign goods, and condemned the Ali brothers’ sedition arrest. He warned that those who remain in service betray conscience and urged Sepoys to withdraw from colonial duties. The sermon touched on faith, loyalty, and resistance as the crowd listened intently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmi
Mahatma K Gandhi
Jeremoy
Ali Brothers
Gandhi
Rulby
Tercentenary of the Potato Celebrated Near Buckingham Palace
A 1621 exchange between colonial governors sent two cedar chests containing potato plants and tubers from the Bermudas to Virginia, celebrated next December as a notable contribution. meanwhile German guns have been stationed at Buckingham Palace grounds by order of King George.
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Bermudas
Virginia
Buckingham Palace
George
Wheat threshing yields reported near Lake Saskstoon
Grant Bellanger operates a large threshing outfit in the Lake Saskstoon vicinity reporting averages of thirty five bushels per acre for seven days. A Marquis wheat field yielded sixty bushels per acre, oats reached one hundred seven, and barley seventy one, with other fields noted.
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Grant Bellanger
Lake Saskstoon
The Fall Weather Hits Little Ones in Canada
The piece warns that autumn conditions injure infants with sudden warmth turning to rain and cold. It endorses Tabs’ Own Tab to soothe upset stomachs regulate bowels break up colds and aid infant growth, sold by Dr Williams' Medicine Co in Brickville Ontario for 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ Medicine Co
Bruckville
Wheat yield estimate per acre in Alberta this year
A rough forecast places twenty five bushels per acre as the average wheat yield across northern Alberta this year. The estimate suggests a modest production level for farmers anticipating favorable growing conditions.
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Fem Ali
Alberta
Christmas In The Old Country Tour by Canadian Pacific
Christmas in the Old Country invites family reunions and home dinners with deluxe travel by Canadian Pacific. Overnight tourist sleepers depart from Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Moose Jaw Regina Winnipeg on select November through December dates. postcards to CP agents offer rates passports and reservations.
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Hmit
Pacife
Emonton
Saskatoon
Calgary
Moose Jaw
Regina
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Taffeta Frock For Informal Affairs
Apricot colored taffeta frock with snug bodice and low waistline features a bouffant skirt and scalloped aprons edged in Christ ine taffeta. Blue rose appliques decorate the apron, bodice, and lower sleeve, with a straight neckline and scalloped cuffs.
The Difference and Oddities in a Murky Page
The fragment surveys odd claims and ads from a late issue, mentioning Miss Mouthleigh, Minard's Liniment, and various curiosities. It references medical quackery, a bishop in an anecdote, artesian wells, Nova Scotia testimonials, and ancient laws, all in a terse observed style characteristic of a crowded newspaper page.
Healing Soothing Antiseptic Porlations Stir Foods But
The fragment discusses corn as winter poultry feed, noting it as valuable yet dangerous in summer if fed exclusively. It warns corn is not a complete food and must be balanced with other nutrients, insects, and greens, and that fowls should have free range to access additional feed components.
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Great Britain
Morocco
Seithout
Eric Geddes
Regent Theatre
Espanola
Ludders
Pnelish Channel
Prench
Cherbourg
Chartes Edit
Ras
Leonid Krassin
London
Russia
Binks
Bugs
Britain
Tibet
Minard
Pope
Cigna
Acre
Marquis
Lake
Keats
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Dodd
Teyysnss Saree
By Marie Belmont
Judson
Hudson
St. Louie
Grenelle
Paris
Passy
Nova Scota
Ellison Gray
Holloways
Baby's Own Soap
Pratts Poultry Regulator
Pratt Food Co. of Canada, Ltd
Forony
Cas
Hee
USA
MPG
Company Abut Aven
Momtres
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