World Happenings Briefly Told From Fragmented Copy
A garbled report notes Marcus Goers arrested for alleged assault on a royal figure and commitment to a mental facility. An army order mentions approval of Winnie Rites allied to the Inte Brigade. De Burts and De Devons claim a serum immunizing livestock against anthrax. Construction work on Ge Por Arthur Stampes is listed. A party from Port Arthur is recorded. Henry J Case, 85, inventor of a testing machine, is dead in Pasenkeecie New York. A French bureau at Potsdam is said to exist. The Imchwis and Eugenie’s friend is reported dead. Napoleon’s Marshual Moras Cap 60 Beans referenced. An automobile record of a journey to Vancouver is noted. Fraser canyon route described. Wheat rust resistance news from Lacombe, Manitoba, and Manitoba farming yields are mentioned.
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Patan Deevons
de Burts
Port Arthur
Henry J Case
Mr Case
Annie
Vancou
Man
Manitoba
Western Empire Vountry and the Peace River Debate
An article discusses a new Western Empire country in the Peace River region and its surrounding areas. It notes possible development, the need for eastern and western outlets, and the potential for settlements near Great Slave Lake before July. It cites views from M s Elfiea and M at the countr.
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San Fulae
Atere
Doube
Peace Wier
Couiry
Npire
Peace River
Elfiea
Great Slave Lake
Ine Paeitle
Toronto Globe
Wembley Exhibition Fails Yet Succeeds for Educators and Business
The Wembley exhibition is reported to have failed as a display event yet is praised for educational and business impact. Dominions opt out of exhibits next year while Canadian exhibitors feel optimistic about future opportunities. The empire competition photo displays of Asian babies attract strong interest.
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Fe $E
Dominions
Wembley
Belspire
Auto Road Across Dominion Near Complete
One link remains to complete the Dominion transcontinental highway linking Kenora to Manitoba border. Construction underway between the Soo and Fort William with traffic planned within three years. James Lyons Mints Lands and Forests notes two remaining gaps. Abe liddie reports progress and De Doolitite serves as association president.
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Dominion
Ian Automobile Association
de P Uy
Toronto
Ann
Road Revenue From US Are Tripling In Canada
Revenue from foreign tourist trade in Canada shows a strong yield from road traffic. John B. Harkin cites ad spending by Canada totaling 191 million dollars over five years, with automobile tourist traffic from the United States trebling in three years. In 1921 American cars entering Canada reached 1,942,337.
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United States
Canada
John B. Harkin
Harin
Dominion
Smoke nuisance abatement and coal carbonization potential
A fragmented report discusses replacing raw coal with smokeless fuels derived from carbonization and gasification. It notes reduced smoke in towns could improve health and permit use of alternative fuels for ships and aircraft, outlining potential economic and industrial benefits for Great Britain and other regions.
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Covenant of Great Betas
Mtn
Hotikia
Beetved
Company of New Ye Fou Kael
Taformath PhD
Ana Pleythe
Move To New Farms Cortigeates Issued By Denar Ment
Farmers in Alberta seek relocation under new program from Agriculture Department. About ten percent of applicants report interest in moving, with inquiries continuing. Many cases reported in far southwest regions including Wea Eumanton and surrounding areas.
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Denarment of Agriculture
Alberta
Atlon
A Most Nourishing God and heinacon Let the Clark Kitchens help you
The fragment promotes Clark Kitchens with a cryptic phrase about nourishment and references a deceased word heinacon. The readable text centers on urging readers to consider the Clark Kitchens for meals or services.
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Heinacon
Clark Kitchens
Soviet army doubles pay and signals talks with Switzerland
Russia reports doubling army pay and hints at further increases while the Soviet government eyes a party conference to discuss reductions. Vorovsky leads negotiations in Switzerland amid lingering Swiss-Soviet tensions as authorities consider indemnities and reassess treaties.
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Russia
Switzerland
M. Vorovsky
Hrussia Vutaal
Montis
Monument to War Heroes in Port of Spain Park
Trinidad honors servicemen with a monument in the park center at Port of Spain. Unveiled as the colony’s last public act of Governor Sir Wilson before July 10 departure for Jamaica. The tall white column features Victory with outstretched wings and a wreath, a wounded comrade at its base, costing $50,000 from public and government funds.
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Trinidad
Port of Spain, Sur
Otd Goveror
Wilson
Jamaica
Memo
Mistress and New Main exchange terse signals on meeting
A brief dialogue shows a mistress stating she is a woman of few words. The New Main responds with a curt rule that a nod means she is not coming, highlighting a terse communication exchange.
Compulsory Arbitration at Geneva Conference
Delegates from 46 nations at the Geneva assembly backed compulsory arbitration aimed at creating a practical system under the League of Nations. The aim is to curb entangling ententes and secure mutual aid to pacify disputes through peaceful means.
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Macdonald
Herriot
League of Nations
Tte
Pride of the Ocean Leader Promises Paramount British Role
The Cunard Line head Sir Thomas Rusden declares Britain must remain dominant as the world’s ocean-going fleet grows, noting a pre-war proportion rise from zero to 32 percent. He speaks aboard the Mersey during prize day, urging unity in shipping while recalling sea travel’s enduring challenges.
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Britain
Cunard Line
Thomas Rusden
Chatsman
Canard Company
Mersey
Psalm of Sunday faith in Jesus as a missionary example
A Sunday school lesson extols Jesus as the missionary model and urges believers to invite lost souls to church. It urges prayer for power, warns of spiritual blindness, and calls congregations to rekindle revivalist zeal to reach gentler times and drifting souls.
Meatless cheese dishes for hearty meals on meatless days
Practical guidance for using cheese as a meatless main. The notes promote cheese heavy dishes like cheese and macaroni, offering a recipe with macaroni, milk, butter, eggs, and herbs. It highlights cheese as nourishing, low calorie, and versatile, with cooking steps and a tomato sauce serving suggestion.
Grain Aid Sought for Near East Refugees and War Victims
Grantmakers appeal for cash and grain to feed refugees evicted from Turkey under Lausanne Treaty terms. Frank Weigh of Save the Children notes Western elevator, grain, and agrarian groups backing the relief drive. Britain and empire nations are asked to help supply wheat and clothing for daily arriving war orphans and victims in Salonika and along the Black Sea ports.
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Near East
Turkey
Weigh
Free Western
Great B
British Empire
Greece
Salonika
Black Sea
Wembley exhibit boosts Canadian cheese trade claims
A Canadian commerce delegation at Wembley reports strong demand for cheese with 60 percent of exhibitors pleased by the results. They note orders from Europe and plans for larger output, including a British firm buying 40d of next five years’ output valued at $800,000. Officials say European orders total over 1,000,000 for future shipments.
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Wembley
Carrvers
London
Drs Mak
Dette
Germany Burns Through Tobacco Despite War Aftermath
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Germany uses more tobacco with rising imports and factory activity postwar. The text mentions Brazil and a “murder tree” reference, alongside unclear phrases about forests, population, and a Perkins-like name.
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Germany
Hem
Brazil
Ardens
Lowe A
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Gillett's Lye
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Potsdam
Imchwis du Mouely
Lariaaie
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Eugenie
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England
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Puenos
Vountry
Pee Aarne Ree
Sepment
Wembley Exhib
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Orta
Ahang Ho
Thomas
Port of Spain
The
Ocean
Ateapt
London Morning Post
Padusantag Alaya
Dr. Fowler
T. Mulbura
Esus
Jesus
Chile
Ewal
Agai
Cherise
Siskin
New York
Hallam Building
Holleray
Minard's Liniment
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