Safety First in Harvest Warnings From Western Canada
An article urges strict adherence to "Safety First" during the harvest season across Western Canada and the Pacific coast. It emphasizes preventing fires, guarding moving machinery, and protecting workers to avert injuries, deaths, and property loss amid mass grain collection. It cites the American Red Cross Courier urging caution and notes the immense scale of labor, machines, and risk involved.
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Canada
Pacific Coast
Ava
American Red Cross Courier
Cotiox
Tom
Carey
Remarkable Fire Extinguisher Tanks and Carbon Dioxide Claims
A garbled paragraph discusses fire extinguisher tanks filled with carbon dioxide claimed to freeze fires and cover areas with dense gas. It mentions soda fountains, war water damage, and phrases about radio programs and local broadcasters, ending with an unclear assertion about Pisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordi
Trans Atlantic Air Service Plan Lets 150 Passengers Travel London to New York
Trans Atlantic air service proposals outline double decker aircraft carrying 150 passengers with a 185 foot wing span and nine 450 horsepower engines. The London to New York run is slated at 35 hours with a fare of 55 pounds per passenger.
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London
New York
Josep! Varro
Potsdam Tour Guide Overcharges Spark Court Battle
A dispute in Potsdam over a tour guide named Max Schulz who charged 25 marks for a sightseeing trip led to a lower court ruling that a guide can set high fees if affordable to the traveler. The higher court reversed, fining 20 marks and upholding limits to curb overcharging to protect tourism.
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Set i Potenam
Tourtet
Sane Souk Castle
Olo
Butadan
Court of Appeals
Potsdam
Max Schulz
Germany
Potedai
Nerviline Promises Pain Relief For Sprains And Bruises
A Toronto Bay stunt story aside, the Owen Sound Sun-Times notes Nerviline as a famed remedy from fifty years past. It claims deep UC sinking, rapid penetration, and relief for rheumatic and neuralgic pains, with a note of cautious optimism about its soothing power.
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Toronto Bay
Tess
Ted
Cottier
Owen Sound
Sun-Times
Pink Pills Said To Cure Serious Blood Disorders
A testimonial from Mrs. B. Bishop of Hawthorne Avenue Hamilton Ontario claims Dr. Williams Pink Pills restore health and clear skin after serofula. She describes facial eruptions and neck lumps fading, improved appetite and vigor, and urges others with impure blood to try the remedy, available at druggists or by mail for 39 cents per box.
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Orad
Bea
Willams
Indian Race Not Dying Out Not Vanishing But Gaining
A Youth's Companion article argues a steady rise in mixed blood Indians with forty three thousand living on farms, banks holding thirty five million, and sixty five thousand of eighty thousand Indian children in school. It notes full bloods hold their own and mixed blood increases about a thousand yearly amid warning that old myths linger.
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Dir
Martyr Nurse Cavell Honored At Jasper Service
A memorial service was held ten years after Nurse Cavell’s execution at the foot of Mount Ca lger in Jasper National Park. Rev Rey J awards led more than 20 villagers and park guests in a prayerful ceremony near a small altar draped with the Union Jack, ending with the hymn Abide With Me as the mourners reflected on the nurse’s courage.
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Ath Cavell
Jasper National
Mount Ca Jonal Park
Jasper National Park
Jasper Park Lodge
Jada
Worm remedies praised in popular chemist shops
The article extols worm remedies sold at chemists and drug shops as cheap, reliable cures for worm troubles in children. It notes broad demand and claims the products expel worms and relieve suffering in young patients.
Strange mouse run in New England house ends after 28 miles
A mouse in a New England home allegedly traveled over twenty eight miles after a peculiar accident involving a boy and a swinging shelf. The exhausted rodent was found next morning, and the tale remarks on the creature’s improbable long journey and a mention of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a showcased product.
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New England
Ty Bf
Local notice offers remedies and wares in misspelled ad
A fragmented classified ad asks a man who helped him with his wife to supply remedies and goods. It promises laments, bandages, arms healing salves, absorbent iodine, sleeping powders and cheap prices. The wording is garbled and suggests a personal dispute behind the offer.
Tomato Experiments Reveal French Government Findings
A condensed report notes experiments on tomatoes and related produce. It references fields such as potatoes and parsley, highlighting value and outcomes in an agricultural context.
Sunday School Lesson on Paul’s Mission Plan Frustrated
The sermon explains Acts 16 8 10 where Paul and companions intend to visit Asia but are forbidden by the Holy Spirit. A vision directs them toward Macedonia revealing God’s will often comes as disappointment. Chrysostom notes divine guidance guides actions beyond human plans.
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Paul Ant
Vtalting
Cat
Asia
Faean
Ephesus
Smsrna
Taodkea
Christ
Luke
John
Great Misery in Refugee Camp Amid Forced German Repatriation
Refugees in a crowded camp face great distress as Poland orders thousands of Germans to cross its border for repatriation after the 1920 Upper Silesian plebiscite. Families lose all possessions and endure poverty, with concern that overcrowding may worsen and eviction threatens future housing.
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Poland
Upper Silesian
King George Opens New Power Station in London
King George pressed the button to open the first section of a new electric power station described as the largest in the world. The plant will eventually house 759,000 horsepower, with total costs around 45 million to 1500 million dollars, per Sir Harry Tenwick.
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London
Broweht
Generori
Harry Tenwick
Canada University Attendance and Finance Report
A preliminary report from the Dolinton bureau of statistics shows Canadian universities for the year ending June 30, 1921, with 39,372 registrations across 23 institutions. Total income reached 19,541,871 dollars and expenditures 11,716,921 dollars, assets unchanged from prior figures, and about one third of students were female.
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San
Ealtten
Hil Fr
Canada
Dolinton Bureau of Statistics
Postman in London Ontario Faces Ride or Rise
Charles Parkin, a letter carrier in London Ontario, is described as a man who might choose a humble postal role or seek wealth tied to a British estate. The piece hints at his preference for a modest position over potential riches, framed against aristocratic connections.
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London
Charles Parkin
John Forse
Devonshire
Parkin
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Ont
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Macedomia
King George
Karls Tse
J.D. Kel Yonge
Whfel
Ities In
Univer
Holloway
U. S Government
Alaska
Minard
China
Leanser
Caron Light, Water & Power Plants
Caron Brothers Ton Areare
Saskatoon
Yokatohewan
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