Bearee's lone hunt through the bush and forest magic
Baree, son of Kazan, travels alone to find companionship. He tracks beaver dams, encounters Beaver Tooth and his kin, and observes Wakayoo the bear while learning the wilderness. The tale blends instinct, danger, and the pull of friendship as Baree seeks company in the silent forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bares Roen
Nat
Fortie
Beaver Tooth
Beaverooth
Kazan
Lord Beavertooth
Beavertooth
Sue Pond
Unis
Amisk
Baree
Raver
Almo
Ambsk
Minara's Limment for Distemper in the Long Ago
Fragmentary diary style note discusses a remedy called Minara's limment for distemper in a bygone era. The speaker reflects on a pretty fan and recalls receiving the remedy when first arriving, noting that it has worn well.
Misleading Cure Claims From Local Ad Reveal Disfigurement
A reader describes a painful facial disfigurement caused by a dubious remedy advertised as a cure for skin complaints. The letter alleges constant itching and swelling, until the person tried a product called Coticura and claims healing after using the vestment. The signer, Mise Louise MacDonald of Newcastle NB, warns others about the advertised remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covicura
Mise Louise MacDonald
Mary St
Newcastle
Dune Dwellers of Shabarack Usatl Unearthed in Mongolia
Explorer Stone implements and weapons point to a race that wed millennia ago near a lake now buried by the Gobi. Arnold Andrews reports shells from dinosaur eggs used as ornaments by these dune dwellers, naming them the dunes of Shabarack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mong
Gobi Desert
Chapman Andrews
Mongolia
Natural History
Muir Andrews
Pekin
Asiatic Uplands
Great Help to Young Mothers
An advertisement touts Mrs. Mars TL. Daniel of Central Fi x endorsing Bab's Own Tablets for infants and teething. It claims relief for fevers, irritability, bowel regulation, and pinworms, with a testimonial from a mother. Sold by druggists or by mail for 23 cents a box. a free booklet on baby care is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habs
Mars TL
Daniel
Central Fix
Hele
Babs
Livy
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Brocky Ille
Maby
Nova Scotia urged to focus on economic progress
The Halifax Herald argues Nova Scotians should prioritize hard work and concentrated thinking on farming, fishing, mining, lumber, and manufacturing to lift the province economically. It urges citizens to adopt a decisive motto “It can be done” and directs attention to national development and self-reliance. It notes the United States consumes over 70 percent of world rubber production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
United States
Art to Government Publications in Canadian Booklets
The Canadian Government, through the Natural Resources Intelligence Service of the Department of the Interior, released two artistic booklets titled Canoeing Canada. They use black and white designs, feature pen and ink illustrations by AE Elias, and praise Canada’s open spaces and wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Natur
Department of the
Traflc
Elias
Erarat Vom
Natural Renounees Intelligence Service
Ttone
FOC
A Prime Dressing for Wounds in Maetor Workshops
Fragmentary note discusses wound care materials kept in some maetor workshops. Mentions car belle cid te and ranterie anid, cuts sustained by Abe Far better to keep on hand. References Dottie of De 3' Keleetrie Ol ion and hot star the skin or burn the flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Palm seed mistaken for fossil stone found in Saskatchewan
Alfred Broste, a white shaped tone farmer from Court Saskatchewan, found an object in 1913 while digging a well. Experts, including Dean Rutherford and Professor Dickson, identified the kernel as the seed of a palm tree native to South America, previously mistaken for a stone, recovered 25 feet underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Broste
Court
Sask
Mise
Kathleen Hazell
Art
W. J. Rutherford
C Allege of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Dickson
Macdougald College
Quebec
South America
Turkish women publish first newspaper La Voix de la Femme
The inaugural issue of La Voix de la Femme appears in Constantinople signaling a milestone for Turkish women. The motto Forward but not too fast reflects cautious progress as Mrs Cohen recalls a rescue moment and a lawyer laments the danger faced by women seeking public voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
la Voix de
Constantinople
Canada business stability noted by South Bend Tribune
The South Bend Tribune highlights Canadian business soundness and export strength, noting rising confidence and the dollar’s value as signs of steady conditions. The report cites observed stability and resilience across Canadian markets and trade activity as key indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiarin
South Bend
Ind
Tribun
Tribune
Canada
Germany's Grape Crop Looks Strong This Year
The federal statistical bureau reports an excellent grape harvest with most wine regions showing vines in splendid health. Analysts compare it to the banner year of 1922 as production expectations rise across major wine producing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Kazan Fares
Oliver Curwond
SON OF
Vian
Epee
Willow
Pierrot
Taren
Fred
Barre
Sekoosen
Voles
Yun T
Wakavoe Reek
Wakayoo
Sally Ann
Minara
T. Milburn
Baby
Holloway
Minard
Saskatchewan
Mrs. Cohen
Cohen
Mr. Cohen
Pumber and
Sweet Merat Products Co
Sewrndar Tomonro Winters
TIDE
Norma
Mother Gray
Ayer
Bayer
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