Postwar European Peace Efforts Reported at London Conference
A lengthy report describes renewed Franco German talks after the Armistice, outlining Belgium France and Germany plans to move toward evacuation completions and a broader European peace. It notes Belgian and French cooperation, cautious optimism, and calls for overcoming deep suspicions through diplomacy and public education to secure renewed prosperity.
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ASO
Germany
Imnes
Bevsb
Belgium
France
Baden
London
Lev
Berlin
Europe
Deliery
Emel
Jay Eam
Topographical Survey Plane Flight Across Saskatchewan
Four members of the topographical Division of the Minister of Viking Hydroplane Ottawa completed a long flight across Saskatchewan. They flew from Albert to Singiey Micaion and back, covering about 2,500 miles in roughly 10 hours of air time, with stops at The Pas and Victoria Beaghie. The hydroplane rested north of the North Saskatchewan River and the project has surveyed over 200,000 houses since 1919.
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Saskatchewan
Viking
Ottawa
Ted
Albert
Singiey Micaion
Prisco Albert
Ois
Victoria
North North Saskatchewan River
Convicts in New Scheme at Camp Hill Prison Holiday
More than 30 good conduct convicts from English prisons, including Maktetone and Camp Hill, to be furloughed for a three week holiday. They wear new uniforms, share meals, relax in a smoking room, and can spend earnings at a canteen. Exports from Northern Ontario rise in first half of year with bullion and newsprint gains.
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Maktetone
Camp Hill
Wight
Rai
Brest
Hurst
Ontario
United States
North Bay
Fiat
Middle-aged mag breaks 50 yard record in practice
A midlife journalist notes a breakthrough in a 50 yard dash during practice, praising the subject's disciplined routine. The interview hints at crossing streets toward downtown district as part of daily routine and public visibility.
The Power of Advertising Found Te Be As Etonomite Farce
The London Evening reviews advertising as a social force, arguing it shapes industry and commerce and elevates private interest over community norms. The piece laments modern business hierarchies, praising advertising’s reach while noting its potential to mislead and inflate value.
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Aden
Too Many Home Cares Cause Women to Feel Weak and Run Down
A vintage ad explains that heavy home duties drain women, causing headaches and nerves to fray. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming to rebuild blood and nerves, citing Mrs E Eppinger of Vancouver and a new mother’s anaemia as success stories. Pills sold locally and by mail.
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Willams
E. Eppinger
Scott Street
Vancouver
Ilc
Sir Williams
Leansi
Williams
Meliciae Co, Ean
Why Starve Yours Foods Do Not Contain Vitamins Essential To Health
An article warns that sour white bread and canned jams lack essential vitamins and threaten health. It claims constipation links to cancer risk, urges dietary reform, and promotes a mail order dietary treatment from Charles Walter of Toronto.
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Ateallyz
Boscle
United States
Charles Walter
Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Ata
Arctic Exploration Prize Claims Value in Ota
J C Cra argues against citing Arctic outposts as valueless. He contends data from Canadian expedition proves Arctic lands near the islands hold future promise for explorers hunters and traders amid Alaska’s development as a warning to Canadians against wasteful views. Edmonton Bullets notes Dr. Thomas oil’s praised healing power and a new Skeena Lumber Co takeover with capital aims at a pulp and paper mill. also mentions Mother Graves Extermination product offering relief for suffering children.
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Ota
J. C. Cra
Arctic
Jb Cras Dals
Alaska
Mr. Craig
Too Mehdy
Edmonton Bulle
New Lumber Company Inc.c
Skeena Lumber Company
Kleanza Company, Ltd
Usk
Miancapolis Capital A
Claims Cure For Deafness By Airplane Flight
California man Clean Tunnison declares a trip in an airplane and a sudden dive cured his deafness. He says the first flight relieved ear pressure and the second restored his hearing completely, attributing the cure to rapid air pressure changes on the eardrums.
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California
Empire Exhibition Opens Amid Confusing Reports
A fragmented notice from The Lally Telegraph cites a partisan correspondent claiming the Empire fair toe bells reopen at West Sear 81 Wenbles. The source asserts Jupiter is the sea by a vast distance, noting orbital details and unclear authority behind the claim.
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West Sear
Wenbles
Partlanemiary
Corres
Lally Telegraph
Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company to Build St Boniface Mill
The Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company plans a St Boniface plant with a $5,000,000 capital. Immediate plans call for a $600,000 cash outlay to construct a 290 ton news print mill, creating employment for about 790 when operational.
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Manitoba Pulp and Payer Company
St. Boniface
Deaf Education at Washington College Promotes Deaf Students
The article profiles a historic school for the deaf founded by Amos Kendall, noting its 1864 act to grant college power, its five year program, and admissions by exam. It highlights notable alumni, athletic teams, and its national reach with graduates leading schools and institutions.
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Fir of Lal
Amos Kendall
Bowse
Washington
Lincoln
Mars Chan
College Fe
Wembley Empire Pageant Opens With Grand Show
The British Empire Exhibition at Wembley is set for July 1 but delayed for space. It features a dramatic pageant on empire topics with 25 sheaves of wheat from Canada and 237 barrels of water. The display includes the largest carpet, five miles of steel wire, and two and a half tons of amber. One thousand nine hundred white doves are released. The clergyman’s cassock appears as a relic of past fashions.
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Canada
Wembley
Waltue Stasioun
Panelbar Island Transfer Echoes Heligoland Exchange
Panelbar, an island off Africa’s fast coast, was handed to the British by Germany in exchange for Heligoland, marking a historic territorial swap between the two powers.
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Panelbar
Africa
Germany
Heligoland
The Real Cause of Cancer Cancer Cure Claims
A dubious pamphlet promises a world shattering nitrogen based cancer cure. It touts a home remedy method, claiming the reader can obtain a free book by sending details to Charles Walter at 81 Brunswick Ave Toronto Ontario.
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Charles Walter
Brunswick Ave
Toren
Oni
Unfounded Theory on Blood Signals From Abrams Probe
The article discusses Dr Abrams of San Francisco and his blood based theory allegedly enabling disease detection and potential cures. It notes a Scientific American investigation disputing his claims and describes instruments and methods claiming to read blood to reveal diseases and personal details, with cautions about accuracy.
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Dr Abrams
San Francisco
Scientific American
Abrams
Cole Wosis
Fragmented Line Lacking Clear News Event
The readable text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear references. No coherent people, places, organizations, or dates emerge to form a factual news item or summary.
Boy Attacked by Eagle in Chatham Orchard
Fourteen year old boy Fred Cunningham was lifted five feet by a large bald eagle near Chatham and dropped when his clothing tore. He was severely scratched and clawed during the struggle as the eight foot wingspan bird finally became entangled.
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Fred Cunningham
Po Rolleoare
Chatham
Cunningham
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Mee
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Eagle
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