Boy Scouts Encourage Hobbies For Growth And Service
An early discussion on hobbies as a developmental tool highlights how Boy Scouts promotes hobbies to engage boys of various ages. It cites Eastman, Burbank, Thompson Seton, and Johnston as examples where hobbies became life’s work, driving invention and conservation while noting benefits to health and character.
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Boy Scouts
Eastman
Kodak
Rad Read Howe
Luter Burbank
Jack Miner
Thompsous Seton
Johnston
United States
Copverai
Priere
Torus
Glen
The Danger of 45 Miles an Hour in Motoring
An inquest in England cites Dr. Erg Gardner on automobile crashes, asserting 45 miles per hour is the most dangerous speed. He notes riders often suffer head injuries or death when struck by impact, with bodies thrown forward or skidded to the ground. Offhand remarks about churches and funds follow the medical discussion.
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England
Erg Gartner
Gardner
Bakers ovens write for cata jorue and list of used ovens
The Oven Company at 1100 Queen in Toronto lists used ovens in a catalog for bakers. The notice outlines available units and contact details for inquiries.
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Bakers Ovens
Cata Jorue
It ‘Oven Company
Toront
Canadian Emblem Kiwanis Club in New Jersey Display
Kiwanis Club of South Orange New Jersey will display the Canadian maple leaf banner beside the Stars and Stripes at all meetings. George Becker, town council president, presented the flag to honor his Canada trip as a representative of the local club. The gesture echoes Canadian Kiwanis meetings where flags stand side by side with American flags.
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Kiwanis Club
New Jersey
United States
Kiwanis
South Orange
George Becker
Canada
Becker
Kiwanle
George Edmison
Brandon
Man
South Orange Presbyterian
Loon Fryett Conquers One of Canada’s High Peaks
Loon Fryett, with Howant Palmer and JW Hicksen, completed the ascent of Mount Peyan in the Athabasca River region of the Cana dine Rockies. The peak, long feared to be unclimbable, features shale slopes and vast lacter fields. Smoke from nearby forest fires reduced visibility, yet the ascent was made in record time.
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Peyan
Athabasca River
Howant Palmer
New London
Dy JW Hicksen
Monreal
Cobine of
Pryatt
Cme
Nerviline touted as remedy for rheumatic pains
Kingston report says Nerviline from McKay's Drug Store restored mobility for rheumatic pains, lumbago, and related ailments. Readers urged to buy a 5 cent bottle, with claims of lasting relief.
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Rollin
Awos F. Fleury
Kingston
McKay
German Officers in Siberia Refuse Repatriation
News from a German government statement says over two hundred former German army officers and soldiers held by Russians in Siberia refuse to return. Since 1923 they have declined transport offers, with fifty taking transport in three years, while many have become bus citizens or settled on farms.
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Siberia
Soviet
AML
Missing Link discoveries stir Philippine jungle exhibit in Viet
A so called missing link set from a Philippine tribal district was shown in Viet after being brought from Chile by explorer. The expedition details a Swiss accompanying party among hill tribes for seven days with photos of a Woman with a nearly protruding spine. The narrative notes photos were taken secretly and that an array of “missing link” specimens numbered about 200 were displayed to audiences.
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Philippine Islands
Viet
Chile
Wsteroold
Wird
Radio apparatus production in Canada climbs in 1926 output
A Canadian Statistics Bureau statement cites 1925 outputs for radio gear with 154 percent growth in production value and 659 units. Ontario leads licenses with 60.1 thousand registrations, 55 broadcasting stations exist nationwide, and vacuum tube production reaches 1 041 298 684 in value.
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Canada
Jnvernment Barman of
Ottawa
Aix
Department of Marine
Asbert
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Alberta
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Yukon
Northwest Territories
New Thunswick
Dr Williams Pink Pills Sell By Mail For Anemia
Public notice style advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia and weak blood. It cites Mrs Teane Bell of Port Anson Ontario and claims two boxes restore vigor, with sale details and a request for a free booklet by mail.
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Willams
Teane Bell
Port Anson
Dr. Williams
Willians' Medicine Co
Brockville
Prospective Wheat Output Rise Across Twelve Nations
The Department of Agriculture announced new estimates showing 1.898 billion bushels of wheat produced in twelve nations excluding Russia and China, a 3.5 percent share of the northern hemisphere. European output is expected to fall, but gains in the United States offset the decline.
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Russia
China
Canada Protects Railways Amid Border Car Transit Dispute
Canadian customs officials protest the practice of American auto makers driving new cars into Canada, arguing it discriminates against railways and could worsen highway congestion. Officials urge a stop to the border maneuver to prevent rail and highway issues.
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Canada
Customs Department
Detawa
Thes
Scottish Scientist to Receive Willard Gibbs Medal
Sir James Irvine of the University of St Andrews will visit Canada to accept the Willard Gibbs Medal from the American Chemical Society. The award follows his wartime work on poison gases and his research on sugar interactions with starch and celluloise. The last recipient was Madame Curie. The presentation occurs in Chicago on December 11.
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Cottish
American Chemical Society
James Irvine
University of St. Andrew's
Scotland
Department Ofelemie and Industrial Research
Canada
Wilard-Gibbs
Madame Curie
James
Govert
Chiea
Tember
Ike
Naturalization of British-born Citizens to be Discussed
Lord Desborough told the House of Lords Canada failed to respond to a Dominions circular on naturalization of citizens born alive during the war. He said nationality has become an imperial issue and will be placed on the Imperial Conference agenda.
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Canada
Ciitzen
Itiah House of Lords
Lord Desvorough
Arrangement Reached on Canadian Oil Rights with Marland
A statement announces an agreement for exploration and oil rights in Canada with E W Marland. A new company named Hudsons Day Marland Ml Company will be organized to crown the venture. Further details and survey plans are under way as part of the arrangement.
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Canada
E.W. Marland
Hudson's Day Marland Ml Company
North Pole Territorial Claim and Kellogg Remedy Ad
The North Pole is described as international territory not land by Amundsen who says no single nation can annex it. An unrelated ad promotes Kellogg's remedy as a cure for asthma and other conditions, urging readers to buy the genuine product.
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Orth Pole
Arctic Sea
North Pole
Amundsen
Aften Pesten
Copenhagen
Norway
United States
Andi
Poor Boys Road to Fame Promises a Path for All
A Boston Transcript style reflection questions if any poor boy can rise to fame through hard work and talent. The piece argues social mobility hinges on access to opportunities and mentors that nurture ambition, highlighting the tension between class barriers and personal effort.
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M Helman
Boston Transcript
Muller's Worm Howners and Love's Lesson
A fragment suggests Muller's Worm Howners fighting parasites to restore health and digestion, praised as a beneficial medicine for children. It hints at a bachelor seeking a partner discovering others pursue their ideal match.
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Muller
Celia
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J. 1. Gergin
London Observer
B.A. Logan
Fairchild Aerial Surveys
New York
Cape Breton Island
Loon Fryett
Philippine
Matthew Snow
Winniper
Canadan Fox Breeders’ Association
Summerside
Rel P. J. Clark
Holseway
Sistters’ Register
The
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
North America
Minard
Pat
Radio In Canada
Nard
Standard Oil CO
Fred J. Whitlow & Co
Toronto
Ber
Wim
Ime Stansoms Ey Company
Courer CurasRoon Ton Saad
Eisele
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