The Cow Behind The Wagon Reflects on Youth and Self‑Made Success
A reflective piece contrasts today’s youths with earlier generations, arguing hardship built character. It recalls a United States article about a couple honeymooning twenty five years after marriage with a cow behind the wagon as a symbol of real work. The essay praises self reliance, thrift, and starting from little to achieve lasting rewards, urging perseverance over entitlement.
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Dollet
United States
Officw
Hheir
Uttle
Hhem
After Many Years Over to Warm The Ruhr Change
French and Bele handed over Ruhr to Germans and left without demonstrations or regret. Troops dispersed. 1,500 security police to supervise. Emotional farewells as French civilians parted, and Allied army departed with bands playing. Mrs umpano receives a package from the butcher shop. Some locals say people mind their own business less than they think.
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Ruhr
Germany
Dean Inge Warns Yellow Races Menace Economics
Dean Inge, who recently visited, argues the danger to white races will come not from black or red races but from the yellow and brown peoples the Japanese Chinese and Indians He believes for a long time to come the threat will be economic rather than military, challenging high standard European and American coping with cheap Asiatic labor possibly guided by white capital.
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Age Dean Inge
Dean Inge
Fur Auctions At Winnt See Varied Prices
Weasel and fyns fetched good prices at recent fur auctions in Winnt. Demand for fox was weaker while silver foxes were called to be of the best quality. Better grades of skins showed fair demand as about 75 buyers, a number from the United States, attended.
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Winnt
United State
Rapid Fire Gan Disappearing to Arrive at French Station
A mystery surrounds the disappearance of a newly invented rapid fire team built on Mines of the Lewis aun. The weapon vanished from the railroad depot at Brive la France during transit, with a box opened at Brive la Galarde. A parliamentary inquiry is underway to determine if parts were stolen for foreign power or lost due to railway carelessness.
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Aring
Franch
Warroam
Lewis
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Upset
A vintage ad extolls Nerviline as a fast remedy for sour stomach, belching, gas, and nausea. It claims immediate results from 20 drops in sweetened water and notes Nerviline has been used for decades as a staple product, sold in 35 cent bottles.
New Education Experiment for London Orphan Boys
A London orphanage tests a novel education plan that treats each boy as an individual. A personal timetable guides his study, with class work reduced to allow specialization in chosen fields. Authorities hope this targeted approach will yield better outcomes and future opportunities.
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London
Hawail
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Stomach Trouble Card
A crumbling testimonial touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It cites a patient named Chas Lautner and others, claiming severe symptoms vanished after months of use and urging purchase from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Mes Chas
Lautner
Eilersfie
Pall
Dee Walliams
Willams
German hemp weaving could curb cotton imports
The article notes Dr Gminder’s new hemp cloth method may cut Germany’s cotton imports by half. It mentions 5,000,000 acres of moorland in Germany suited to growing hemp and references Finland’s twenty women in parliament, alongside other scattered remarks about farming in Portage la Prairie and general textile topics.
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Gues Row
Portage la Prairie
Germany
Dr Gminder
Unison Twins Baffle Scientists Near Warsaw Enigma
Two fifty year old twins near Warsaw astonish physicians by sharing minds and desires in unison. Once wealthy, they now live in poverty and reportedly planned a death pact by starving themselves in a chicken coop. A sensational appeal promotes Dr J D Relloge’s Adhiana Remeds for relief.
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Warsaw
Jue
Strange Repti Sojourn in Okanagan Lake
Odd reports from the Okanagan district describe long necked, rough skinned creatures seen on the lake surface and rumored to lurk at the bottom. An angler plans to shoot one and bring it ashore while others debate whether sturgeon or serpents inhabit the depths.
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Igler
Repti
Okanagan Lake
Columbie
Ted
J Mabuty
Fox
Monomark Distinguishes Smithe in England in 204000 Johns
Distinguishing marks called monomarks separate common names in England. Among 204000 J Smiths are John Smulth 1000, John Smith, John W Smith and 600 John William Smith. The remark adds that marriage ends many troubles for men.
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Smitth
England
J. Smulth
John Smith
John W. Smith
John William Smith
Paul Preaches in Thessalonica and Fulfilling Prophecy
Sunday school lesson outlines Paul’s three Sabbath preaching in Thessalonica after travels from Philippi via Amphipolis and Apollonia. He argued from Scripture that Jesus is the Christ, presenting prophetic fulfillment as proof. The piece uses a metaphor of opening a nut to describe unveiling kernel truths for believers.
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Paul
Thessalonica
Philippi
Ile
Amphipolis
Apollonia
Thessalonians
Luke
Jesus
Christ
Arnot
End Of Material Things Says Earth Won't Last Forever
A English address by Sur iver Lodge quotes an eminent scientist noting the universe will endure after material things end. He says the spirit of man remains while forces drive endless cosmic change including the formation of new universes beyond human comprehension.
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Earth
Suriver Lodge
England
Canada Sells One Year Treasury Gold Notes
The Canadian Government sold 70 million dollars of one year treasury gold notes due September 1926 through Chase, New York. Interest at 6 percent, redeemable at government option. Notes will retire a portion of short term debt. remaining balance to be paid in cash.
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Wealitles
Corporation News
Chase
Bini and Company
Ine
York
Treasury
Eash
Entitled to First Prize at Coney Island Coa ch Wheel Test
Milas Dollie Marie Jemsen of Jersey City won the first annual fat women's coach wheel test at Coney Island New York. She broke springs in two taxicabs en route and was lodged in a door for 20 minutes before extraction. Miller's Worm Powders promised safe quiet relief and thorough action with no violent stomach disruption. A separate note mentions a Liquid Motor Fuel by Makhanin claimed to boost efficiency by 10 to 15 percent in tests.
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Oud Womahood
Coney Island
New York
Milas Dollie Marie Jemsen
Jersey City
Crossword craze sweeps Buenos Aires and interior regions
The puzzle fad reaches Buenos Aires and spreads to the interior as performances rise. In Birmingham England two goldfish star in a show, performing many tricks across 150 engagements.
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Buenos Aires
Birmingham
England
Flying Into Matrimony Swedish Couple Had Ceremony Performed On Board
A young Swedish couple married mid flight on an aeroplane with 1,500 feet altitude. A Swedish clergyman officiated in the cabin with a lawyer and his wife as witnesses. A wedding breakfast followed as passengers toasted with champagne before the plane diverted toward Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
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Minard
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