World Happenings Briefly Told
A collage of international notes mentions Bonnets and 29 wars, Henri Vignawi, and United States Embassy affairs. Reports discuss a new telegraph line to Tibet, Australian immigration schemes, and naval stations in the Sudan alongside exhibitions in the Sault and a planned royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Vignawi
Orue
United States
Orpa
Pa Herald
Lord Reading
Dalai Litas
Tibet
New South Wales
Commonwealth
New Sour Wales
Great Britain
Alana
Cros Cap
Charles Cone
Roe Cap
Fragmented note on bread substitutes and crop values
The text discusses replacing standard wheat with whole wheat and mentions prices and quantities. It references France and a wartime context, noting a bumper yield and a purchase need for 26KW and 4.00 figures while considering domestic and foreign wheat supplies to meet population needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Putnam's Extractor Aimed At Corms In New Treatment Claim
The text promotes Putnam's Extractor as a remedy for living corms, claiming it offers a reliable solution and should be used when corms appear. The message asserts weekly verdicts and urges dropping off if the product is applied.
Good Teacher Improves Attendance and Grades in Senor Schools
A Good Teacher reports better attendance and improved class grades after introducing hot senoes to students. The method boosts physical condition and reduces failures, suggesting reeducation for backward children is more effective when nutrition and energy are addressed. The piece cites the brain needing proper food for activity.
Incredible Strength in Tiny Creatures and Their Muscles
Observations note bees, crabs, oysters, and spiders showing large power relative to size. A Belgian scientist cites bees weighing little and able to lift many times their body weight, while crabs and oysters display substantial strength for their size. The piece compares insect and crustacean musculature to human limits and imagines extraordinary feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausone
Pink Pills Promised to Restore Health for Weak Blood
An old advertisement claims Williams Pink Pills restore rich red blood and strong nerves for pale irritable girls and boys. It cites improved appetite, energy, digestion, and walking ability after use, with testimonials from parents in Ontario.
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Gil
Bos
Willkuns
Williams Fink
Hepworth
Bull
Wiliams
Cable Across Pacific Expanded From Canada to Australasia
Completion of the Pacific cable links Canada to Australia and New Zealand. The line runs from Vancouver to Fanning Island, Norfolk Island, and beyond, costing a vast sum but expected to justify the investment as messages travel vast distances. The project spans over seven thousand miles with a stretch of 3458 miles and handles about nine million words telegraphed to and from Australia.
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Canada
Austral
Ausralia
New Zealand
Vancouver
Fannings Island
Norfolk Island
Australia
You May Be It To-Night Have You a Remedy
An advertises a remedy for cramps indigestion and neuralgia promising relief tonight. Nerviline offered in internal and external forms with a 35 cent bottle size and claims to ease pain and promote sleep for families.
Ten Years of Homicides and Pistols in the United States
An article argues that over a decade about 5000 unlawful homicides occurred in the United States, noting pistols as the main cause and widespread concealed carrying. It says many acts were unnecessary and dangerous, harming civil order and the respect for law. The piece urges restraint in pistol ownership among the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trade regulation sparks debate on ministerial charges
The article examines a dispute over the Finance Minister's authority to levy charges tied to grain shipments and farm transactions. It discusses the TRA position that the minister’s charge can be legally upheld and notes related safety and regulatory concerns surrounding field removers and subsfactory devices.
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Uritea Parmes
Alberta
Eheuue
TRA
Continental drift theory eyed by German scientist
The German scientist Waner Wegener argues the American continent is moving westward and slowly separating Europe, with Greenland moving faster than America. Oxford's Turner notes a three quarter mile drift between 1903 and 1923 but says most evidence counters latitude and longitude changes. Seamen report Rio de Janeiro motion at sea. Birmingham boasts large Sunday school attendance. A Newmarket trainer receives a wedding gift bay as a wedding present.
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Europe
Wegener
Pote
Poles
Greenland
America
Washin
Turner
Oxford
Gree
A Simple Litle Gown for the]QIL LIGHT BEATS ee ae ae ELECTRIC OR GAS
Worms threaten children in headlines as a home remedy ad extols Mother Graves Worm Exterminator claiming to banish worms without odor or smoke. The piece promotes Johnson lamp plans, urging readers to contact TV Johnson for agency details and a money making scheme.
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Eleay Sola
TV Johnson
Dermot Ave
Ottering
Red Cross Nursing Outposts Expand in Saskatchewan Areas
The Red Cross extends nursing outposts across Saskatchewan including Kelving, Paddockwood, Carragana, East End, Robeart, Gengo, Kale Meadow Lake, and Kel. Cooperation with Rural Municipalities no. 7 and Lomond no. 37 plans 10 district divisions Colgate and Brombea. Eleven graduate nurses employed. past year post operation costs about 2000 dollars. baby births recorded 1125.
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Saskatchewan
Red Tits
Kelving
Bh Cross
Saskatchew
Paddockwood
Carragana
East End
Robeart
Gengo
Kale
Meadow Lake
Kel
Red Cross
Munterpatisies Valley No
Lomond No
Place Divisiries
Colgate
Brombeaco
Wealth schemes touts and quick riches from ads
An OCR fragment reviews two full page magazine advertisements promising wealth by investing in treasury securities and other schemes. It mocks claims that $59 grows to $190 in five years and notes bold promises of 50 percent dividends and rapid fortune with little effort.
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Treasury Securities
Sears
Vent 14
Ehaees
Nooe
Minneapolis
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy At Home Fabric Makeover
Diamond Dyes claim simple sections let any person dye or renew fabrics from skirts and dresses to coats stockings and draperies. They guarantee a perfect result on wool cotton and blended goods with no streaks or spots, even for beginners.
Glider Launch Ends in Narrow Escape and Fatalities Rumor
A garbled report claims a German aviator launched a glider to 4000 feet near Kremperer and later dropped, with fatalities and a mysterious illness connected to parasites. It mentions Dulivan at 1000 feet, a fall, and a warning about worms and digestion tied to a product called Miller's Wert Powders.
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Kremperer
Zuvieh
The Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada Limited
The Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada Limited is referenced as the subject in a historical notice or business item. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada Limited
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Newmarket
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