Trade treaties and Canadian markets in a Liberal era
An examination of how trade treaties affect Canada's economy and politics. The piece discusses Liberal promotion of treaties with Empire nations, aims to boost exports and employment, and to open new markets abroad while contending with party dynamics and national debates. It argues for careful parliamentary oversight and warns against using treaties as political leverage.
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Ibadios
Poral
Eral
Meighen
Thos Coumtrin
Othes
Moge
Canada
Columbia
Tniireet Benetas
Parlisaient
Cadatla
G Teatone
Iain Walry Toro
Mice Ap
Canada Seeks Wheat Honors at Chicago Show
Saskatchewan man competes in Chicago wheat show as New York and Montana supply a strong field. Local grower J. Ac Saskatchewan referenced amid national interest in wheat awards.
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Goekatchewan
Chicago
Acatchewan
New York
Montana
Notable ribbon winner at international fair? Fishtail exhibitor scores
Fragmentary OCR mentions P. Yates of Fishtail who took a blue ribbon at an international fair in Chicago, noting Seager Wheeler and Mitchell as other winners. Details are garbled but indicate a long streak of top place honors and reference to farming competition and autumn show.
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P. Yates
Chiesco
Fia
Ako Fia
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Mir Mitchell
British Honors Chinese Girl For Educational Work
Great Britain names Miss Foonger Catherine W Pat of St Pauls Girls School in Hong Kong a Member of the British Empire for her educational efforts. She was educated in Hong Kong and England and now heads a school with about 700 girls. The government granted a site in Hong Kong for a new Avicnge school and London hosts an auction sale of horse flesh.
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Foonger
Catherine W Pat
St Paul's Girls' School of Home and Women
Miss Woo
Fairlea Seine
Honk Kong
Clapham High School
England
Char Hall
Faglant
Hong Kong
Avicnge
London
Aldeidge
Obscure note hints at a notable medical or pursuit scene
Fragmentary text mentions a professor and a sugar-related incident with references to a pancreas and exposure. It reads like a brief, undecipherable note possibly describing a medical case or investigative event. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors. no definite names or places can be confirmed.
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Painful Sprains
An advertisement claims Nerviline restores pain from sprains and bruises, including nerve pain. It urges readers to obtain a large 3 percent bottle from a dealer, promoting rapid internal or external relief and implying effectiveness across conditions.
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Basmo
British Widows Remarry Amid War Aftermath
War widows in Britain have begun remarrying at high rates as postwar life resumes. The text notes many widows seek stability and companionship, with public expressions of support from organizations and families. The trend reflects economic and social adjustments after conflict.
Veterans' Blind Championship of Canada Held At Thornhill Club
Soldiers and sailors from the Great War are noted veterans and a Thornhill club event hosted the blind championship of Canada. Nine games were played with Mr Turner winning by a margin of points, amid references to hind and coin discussions and unspecified dustice.
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Hartke Toru
A. Archibald
Thornhill Club
Canada
Mr Turner
Cuticura Heals Longstanding Pimples Claim
Fragmentary note claims long lasting pimples healed after using Cuticura soap. Text repeats phrases and includes garbled filler, with no clear date, place, or named individuals. Unable to identify concrete event, but indicates a skincare remedy claim and product mention.
Hideous Dragons For New York Museum Exhibit
A report notes eight foot long lizards captured in the Malay Archipelago by Douglas Burden for the American Museum of Natural History. Descriptions emphasize their reptilian features and the expedition’s goal to study these rare creatures in captivity.
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Malay Archipelago
Menard
Douglas Burden
Amerikan Museum of Natural History
Kemedy
de Alan Cobham
Jumping Hare Exhibits Narrow Cage at London Zoo
A fragmented report notes a Cape jumping hare shown at the London Zoo in an exhibit dating from 1840. It describes the hare’s origin in South Africa and Mozambique and mentions its famed ability to jump about two feet, with attempts to measure performance against the famous bound and a hypothetical handicap for the specimen.
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London
Cape
Nagerie
South Africa
Mozambique
Banana novelty fades as bananas spread across society
A fragmented reminiscence recounts how bananas shifted from rare novelties to common fare over decades. It cites obscure mentions by El Blanchard and notes health claims in Miller's Wort Powders that supposedly cure worm-related digestion issues and restore stomach function.
Experimental high speed rail track proposed at Detroit
Engineers propose a rapid transit line using aeroplanes and ballbearings on coaches to achieve very high speed. To ensure safety a tolled roadbed would be laid, with miles of track planned. Concrete embankment would be 18 inches thick at ten feet high, aiming to cut final operating costs substantially.
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Imtroit
Invention of Russian Scientist Sages at New York World
A garbled OCR fragment references a Russian scientist and a New York World context. Readable facts are scarce. no clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the snippet.
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Sages
New York World
Astor Tella Americans in postwar Europe progress discussed
Sandy Astor urged Americans to rejoice in Europe postwar progress and caution against horror, saying the world tests war has dulled years but achievement remains. She spoke in New York at a meeting with the National and Nowy Voters, stressing the need to confront national mistakes and trust collective leadership for change.
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Astor Tella
New York
Europe
Anrica
Sandy Astor
Abe
First Air Sleeper Operated By Germans Between Berlin And London
London reports a German Albatross 1-73 flying the sleeper service from Berlin to Croydon. The twin‑engine biplane carried two passengers in a quiet cabin, promising rest during night travel.
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Berlin
London
Croydon
Bridge at Stratford on Avon Once Linked to Shakespeare
Fragmentary report describes a fourteenth century bridge at Stratford on Avon built by Hugh Clopton, later tied to Shakespeare’s walks and local history. The text references arches, weathering, and connections to Anne Hathaway, with later notes on grain trade and Calgary.
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Stratford
Avon
Clopton
Shakespeare
Hugh Clopton
Anne Hathawas
Gacine
Arctic Specimens For Ottawa Museum
Thirty packing cases and bags of extinct specimens from the Canadian Arctic are shipped to Ottawa for display. The shipment includes items from Tatlin Island and related Arctic finds, with arrangements by a French company based in Stoke on Trent, England. The enterprise expects to employ nearly 18,900 people in related Linanent toothache work.
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Tata
Brock
Ottawa Museum
Canadian
Arcte
Tatlin Island
Stoke-on-Trent
England
Mussolini vows natural death amid assassination fears
The Italian premier told New York Sun interviewer Rebecca Davia that his life is protected by the state and fate dictates he should die a natural death. He says threats from assassins lead to calls for divine protection and vows to endure.
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Davia
New York Sun
Early Home Remedy for Throat Irritation and Ulcers
A historic ad described a simple treatment using Dr naar Relectele Oil plus a small amount of water to soothe throat irritation and ulceration. The text suggests a spoonful of the oil with a bit of water to quell pain and prevent worsened irritation.
Timber trade shifts as British Columbia timber firms expand
Timber firms in British Columbia push new markets beyond coastal wood sales. Companies in Douglas and along the St Lawrence River plan boat transport to distribute timber inland. The shift aims to broaden distribution and capitalize on demand across regional markets.
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B.C
Phe
Brish
Colum Ins
Marcos
Douglas
Columbia Woods
Othe St Lawrence
Oma
Minard's Limimeng Demand for Radio Seta Satisfied
Fragmented text suggests a local item about Minard and a demand related to radio sets being met. The readable portion mentions bruises and a sale or settlement context though details are unclear.
Pleasant Pellets praised by Dr Pierce’s client
Mrs Elizabeth Nederson of Margaret Street commends Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a reliable remedy for bowel discomfort and migraines. She states they relieve attacks and mild laxative effects, recommending them to others and noting their consistent effectiveness.
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Eliabeth Nederson
Margaret Se
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Calgary
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Italy
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