World Happenings Briefly Told in Saskatchewan Canada
Indian commissioner says good yields are secured on reserves in Saskatchewan. Canadian export decline noted due to the emergency tariff act. Panama agrees to refrain from force over Costa Rica dispute. Sweden reports 1920 population at 5,904,000. Obituaries include Catharine J. MacKay of Western Canada and General Henry Alexa burs. Ducks banded near WindsorOntario travel to Trinidad and Alberta reports note New York State birds. Rotary Club membership granted to Lord Byng. Editorial fragment notes unemployment and food shortages impacting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Wo M Geatham
Sweden
Central Statistical Bureau
IROL
Mass Catharine Jane MacKay
American
Home Economics Association
Winnipeg Beach
John M. MacKay
Saskatoon
Windsay
Ont
Trinidad
Alberta
New York State
Henry Alexaburs
Midlothian
Baron Byng
Canada
Crawal Rotary Club
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Endorsed by Patient
In Western Canada a man with severe diarrhoea found relief after using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. He praises the remedy's quick effect, noting relief before half a bottle was used and endorsing its quality. The product is sold by The T Michner Co Limited of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Fowler
Fowler
Samuel Buckler
N'Su
Canada
Renate
T. Micherr Co. Limited
Toronto
Formation of Canadian pool urged for livestock crisis
CW Peterson and Fancher propose a Canadian pool with government representatives bankers breed and capitalists to form an effective defense for the livestock industry. They press for immediate diplomatic talks with the United States to secure free tes for animals and products, arguing Chicago market access surpasses overseas demand and that Canadians would fund about 108 million dollars if urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW Peterson
Fancher
Canada
United States
Chicago
A Woman Homesteader City Girl Makes a Success of Farm ing in Western Canada
May V Maziett an English girl four years has lived alone on a hot Touchwood Hills and made it pay Her brother died in the Canadian forces at Vimy Ridge Miss Hazlett a stenographer left her job to run the farm despite advice to sell It says she now owns cattle and land and plans to marry and return to England praising women homesteaders in Western Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
May V. Maziett
Touchwood Hills
Vimy Ridge
England
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Blesses Mothers
Mothers praise Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for easing children's suffering and restoring health, claiming notable relief from intestinal issues and improved wellbeing for youngsters.
Magnificent Panorama of Canadian Rockies Travel Appeal
A long fragment describes a Canadian Pacific travel panorama from start to finish, highlighting Banff Lake Louise and other resorts, with trains and stopovers on the Trans-Canada route. It mentions calm journeys via the Canadian Pacific Hotel line and scenic railway options. Also notes a Vancouver board inquiry about Sweden wheat imports and a quip about the folly of a bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Intain
Texcarate Lakes
Simpendous Glasiers
Honsard
Pacific
Banff
Lake Louise
Lake and
Lake
Ghaedet
Biner
Baciti
Canadian Rockies
Canadian Pacific
Trans-Canada
Canfpe Voom
Sweden
Vancouver Board of Trade
Stockholm
Possib Dlay
Canada
Europe
Panama Canal
Prairies Will Gain Gardens With Windbreak Hedges
W Macoun a horticulturist from Ottawa says prairies must be hedged to support gardens. He notes hedges protect against storms, enabling blooms fruits and vegetables. He credits Dominion experimental farms with popularizing hedge use and selecting earlier crop varieties for windy western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Macoun
Farma
Maco
John Macoun
Macoun
Canada
Prairies
Mr. Malcoun
Dominion
Ota
Macown
Department of Agriculture
Postage Meter Revolutionizes Stamp Use in New York
Report describes a postage meter machine introduced in New York that prints "U.S. Postage-Paid" on letters, allowing individuals to print their own stamps with post office authorized settings. The device stops when prepaid letters are exhausted and must be reset by post office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Day Bank
the Post Office Department
U.S
Post Office
Woman Seeks Health Aid Through Vegetable Compound
A Toronto letter describes a woman who was unable to work due to illness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and resumed work. She urges others to try the remedy and share experiences to help poor women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Toronto
Ontario
Fragmented medical mumblings on pain and tissue
The text depicts scattered reflections on pain from a passive inflammation of adjacent tissue. It mentions misery caused to many people and a belief that every drop robs power, with vague references to healing and a stronger impact. The fragmentary style limits clear facts or context.
Stake Oil Claims On Arctic Circle Along Mackenzie
Oil claims extend from Fort Norman toward the Arctic Circle along the Mackenzie River. The staking reaches Norman about 1,500 miles north of Edher Point, near Good Hope and 16 miles south of the Grebe. The total stretch along the Mackenzie covers roughly 150 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Norman
Arctic
Mackenzie River
Arctic Circle
Norman
Ed Her Point
Good Hope
Grebe
Rive
Mately
Mackenzie
Ory
Painful neuralgia and sciatica described in old remedy ad
A historic medical ad explains neuralgia and sciatica as nerve pain from starved impure blood. It claims hot applications help briefly, but lasting relief comes from Dr Williams Pink Pills, said to enrich blood and act as a nerve tonic. Available from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wescren
Newtaluia
Enrighing
Dr. Williams
Wiki Pink
Williams
I Medicine Co
Brockvill
Man Endurance Amid War Rations Shocks Over Time
A Western journal reports astonishing endurance facts from soldiers and civilians who survive on diet deemed insufficient by science. It notes hunger and hardship persist across months, highlighting strained communities and prolonged suffering amid ongoing conflict and unrest.
Why Take a Government Job The Appomning Power Questioned
The article questions the value of federal pay and salaries for public employment. It probes whether government roles attract talent, noting concerns about pay adequacy and career prospects for Job Hunters and workers in public service.
Half Billion Dollar Western Canadian Crop Watch
A fragmented passage notes the West facing a crop year valued at about half a billion dollars. Mentions wheat yield and a worm powder product claimed to protect children from pests, implying widespread pest issues and potential remedies amid concern for agricultural and health impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Table
West
Capitalists eye large scale wheat in Canadian West
American capitalists led by Paul O'Leary, representing Central American financiers, visited Calgary to study wheat cultivation on a proposed thirty thousand acre project in the Canadian West. A note mentions “the deaf and dumb language” introduced in 174, and urges asking for Minard's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O'Leary
Calgary
Capeward Costume Design with Velvet Hat Detail
The description outlines a cape costume in red with a cape clasp and cape flings, a wide back, and a brown velvet hat. The cape reveals gold when swung, and the ensemble includes a high neck collar and trimmed sleeves. The design emphasizes dramatic cape movement and refined headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Atlaswede Clover: New Variety Grows Six Tons per Acre
Alberta Red Clover variety Atlaswede, developed at the University farm, reaches thirty to thirty-six inches in height with fine stems. It is described as productive and suitable for liniment use, with potential high yield estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Farm
Wonton
Fragmentary local line about Willie and family plight
Disjointed OCR text references Willie and Mothe in a disrupted local scene. Mentions oranges and sending money at home. Errored fragments about babies and parents suggest a community focus but lack coherent events or outcomes.
Russians Hide In Hut Homes Amid Farm Village Hardships
A family of five living in a four by ten foot hut in a Russian village is described. The shelter, made from an old farm wagon, holds a bed for five with straw and a rag cover. A stove and scarce household items are noted, while a farmer earns about 40 cents weekly in Canadian money equivalent. An American returning from Russia remarks on the housing crisis and questions the value of wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
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State Department
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E Miller
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Marie Belmont
Millie
Willie
Mothe
Nan
Averty Wold
DET Soda
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Conta Bopat
Cincare Setyetaves
Chevrolet
Marv Mitton
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Ito
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