Wild Life Value Promoted for Western Canada
An article extols Western Canada wildlife as a major draw for residents and visitors. It praises ducks geese prairie chickens partridges and other game birds for sport sustenance and beauty while urging adherence to game laws to preserve these resources and protect prudent hunting practices.
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Western
Canada
West
Sportanan
Rue Citizen
Yio
Uie
Western Canada
Year Old Triplets Claim Oldest Triplets Title in Tennessee
Three brothers Aeraham Lance and Jacob Wer aged seventy one claim the distinction as the oldest triplets in Tennessee and perhaps the United States. They have lived within ten miles of each other, never needed a doctor, and have never shown illness significant enough to wake or drink. A French watchmaker unveils a hands free eight week device with a moving disk showing minutes on a rim. London’s smoke cloud blocks ultraviolet rays from the feral area as blind readers tune radios by raised numerals. Aviation ushers in a new era with mail planes expected to speed transAtlantic delivery and mail drops at sea.
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Aeraham
Lance
Jacob Wer
Tennessee
United States
Whites' Northward Migration Claim At Science Meeting
Dr Ron Brown, president of the Geographical section, told the British Association in Leeds that there is no evidence supporting permanent tropic residence for whites. He warned that conclusive evidence points to colored races occupying the warmer lands, with white settlement eventually moving north toward Arctic seas.
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Ron RB. Brown
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Leeds
England
Dr. Brown
Wana
Arctic
Jim Flood
Put Bam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Comfort
An advertisement touts Put Bam's Corn Extractor as pain free and fast for corns and calluses with bold claims of effective removal. It urges readers to obtain the product from a druggist and to refuse substitutes.
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Bam
Putnan
Putamn
Evolution theory links humans to jelly fish heritage
British zoologist Dr P Ridder argues in Leeds before the British Association that humans evolved from jellyfish ancestors. He says our dancing instincts and poetical impulses stem from these ancient lineages influencing modern rhythm appreciation in jazz.
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Sears
P. Ridder
Dr. Ridder
Leeds
England
Bcltich Association For the Advancement of Science
Worm Treatments Promise Tiny Tots Relief
An old remedy ad touts Dr Williams Worm Pills and Wort Powders as cures for child intestinal worms. The copy claims tablets remove worms, ease distress, and protect delicate young bowels, urging mothers to mail order the medley and promising quick results.
French Scientist Branly’s Fifty Years in Poor Conditions
French papers tell how Edouard Branly, inventor of the condenser, has worked half a century under miserable conditions with a single trained maid as his lab assistant. He earns about $73 monthly as professor and supports his family by occasional medical practice while scientists urge better pay for such devoted work. The piece notes a fragile lab setup and long unpaid dedication in the Mother of wireless research.
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Edouard Branly
Branly
France
Lta
Ranly
Chile
Ifty
Plane Added To Paris London Service By Air Union
A French aviation firm Air Union now operates a daily Paris to London service aboard a restaurant plane. The craft provides luncheon including hors d oeuvres lobster duck veal lamb salad cheese fruits coffee with wine or tea. An electric stove will heat meals later and the crew includes a pilot radio operator cooks and attendants with luggage. The flight covers 235 miles in two hours, touted as one of Europe’s fastest.
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Paris-London
Paris
London
Air Union
Department of Commerce
W. H. Kelley
Autor
Europe
Fuifire
Bishop of Ripon May Drop Work For Ten Years
A fragmentary report suggests Bishop Ricard Arthur Tur roughs of Ripon considered a ten year holiday from work to study science for the Board of Agriculture. The discussion touches on modern knowledge and the role of science in society, with various quotes from figures including Sir Oliver Lodes and a psychology professor. A separate note mentions a figure estimating $306,000,000 in automobile thefts in the United States.
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Ripon
Ricard Arthur Turroughs
Iol Hall
Board of Agriculuure
Duchess of Ath
Association
Advan Selones
Oliver Lodes
Iver
Submarine cables survive wireless era advances
The article notes that wireless telegraphy and telephony failed to end the submarine cable era. It highlights postwar growth in cable use, mentions a drop due to coal strikes, and describes the Permalloy alloy enabling much higher transmission speeds. It references Marconi’s 26 years earlier success in wireless messages and discusses new developments and map expansion in cable networks. It cites figures for UK cable value in early months and contrasts with existing performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Newfoundland
England
United Kingdom
Worships God Of Waterfall Hermit Discovered Near Honolulu
An engineer on a voyage found a Japanese hermit worshipping a waterfall god near Honolulu. The hermit lives hidden in the woods then visits town for food, always has money for purchases, but his past and origins remain unknown.
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Honolulu
Cholera relief claims by a Toronto oil patent remedy
A reader from Back Tay NB reports severe cholera symptoms improved by a product marketed as Lactantianer. The letter cites decades of sale by Live Mibura Co Limited Toronto and extols Dr Homes Expectrte for stomach relief, asserting broad public trust and repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Leavitt
Back
Live Mibura Co. Limited
Toronto
The Laughing Scotchman and Jest About Him
A humorous piece notes that jokes about the Scotch are tolerated while anti Jewish and Irish jokes are suppressed by protests from Scots. It describes a Scot who chuckles at tales of his thrift and recalls golf stories about only one ball in his bat, concluding it is better to laugh with those who laugh at you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchman
Canadian flour exports rise with rising UK demand
Canada exported over 365 million barrels of flour in the year ending June 20, with more than half shipped abroad. Exports to the United Kingdom climbed from 3,219,212 barrels valued at 21,693,802 dollars in 1926 to 3,552,755 barrels, reflecting growing overseas demand.
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Lour
Canada
United Kingdom
Would Sell Canada To the Canadians Citizens Do Nemaker Realize Great ness
Fragmented OCR text describes discussions at an Alberta delegation event in Toronto about promoting Canadian unity and women's institutes. It references a commissioner, government agriculture involvement, and provincial representation. Also includes unrelated notes about a robin, a cow, and gospel remarks, with no clear single event.
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Dominic
Anais 1
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