Dr Hamilton's Pills Advertised For Indigestion
An advertising claim urges relief from dyspepsia by treating the stomach liver and kidneys with Dr Hamilton's Pills. The copy promises stronger digestion and healthier bowels, selling at 25 cents per box or a dollar for four boxes through dealers or The Catarrbozone Co Montreal.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrbozone.Co
Montreal
Nighttime escape attempt and pursuit of outlaws
A captive danger girl eyes escape as her guard sleeps in a camp. a determined plan forms to flee. Fraser and Ronald follow horse tracks after dawn to locate the bandits, find a birch bark note from Mary Fraser pleading for help, and vow to rescue her with a fifty mile ride to a Souris Valley camp.
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Fraser
Ronald
Face
Moose Mountain
United States
Will
Souris Valley
Mary Fraser
Nighttime confrontation with a man and revolver on quiet field
A woman hides as a gun-wielding man lies within twenty feet on the grass at night. She freezes and waits, hope of escape slipping away under the danger.
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Esqpe
Call to readiness: youth urged to enlist and train as soldiers
The piece exhorts girls and boys to prepare for future war, linking home schooling and daily life to a front line ethos. It recalls Athens oath and calls for perseverance, discipline, and loyalty to country, urging enlistment, oath taking, and living for the cause.
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Ancient
Athens
Agricultural Gazette of Canada Ceases Publication
After more than ten years of service the Agricultural Gazetteer of Canada ends with the current issue. It served as the department of agriculture organ since January 1, 1914 and included a special section for the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome.
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Agricultural Gazetter of Canada
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Polling Hours Change in Alberta Elections
An amendment to the election bill proposes closing rural polls at 6 pm and city polls at 7 pm. The measure, introduced by S. G. Tobin of Leduc, was approved by the Legislature's committee of the whole.
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Alberta
S. G. Tobin
Liberal
Leduc
Committee of the Whole
Rich Tapestry of Languages in India and Burma
The piece notes over 150 languages and dialects spoken in India and Burma with diverse alphabets, many highly elaborate, exceeding those of other nations in number.
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India
Burmah
Cutlery of Czar Finds Public Use in London Eatery
A set of cutlery once owned by the late Czar, previously gracing the royal palace, is now in daily service at a modest restaurant in a London slum district. The surprising reuse highlights the fate of historic artifacts in modest venues and raises questions about provenance and display.
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Czar
Royal Palace
London
The Line Between Failure and Success
A motivational reflection on persistence by Hubbard. The piece notes the fine line between failure and success and urges continued effort and patience as key to turning apparent defeat into triumph. It emphasizes inner resolve and perseverance as the sole barrier to achievement.
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Hubbard
Ladybirds Bred in France and Italy to Fight Vine Pests
France and Italy engage in systematic breeding of ladybirds to combat insect enemies of grapevines, aiming to protect vineyards and improve pest control without chemical remedies.
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France
Italy
Ancient Greek City Found Near Euphrates in Syria
French archaeologists uncover a Greek city at Saliyehm near the Euphrates in Syria founded after Alexander the Great and abandoned in 273 A.D. Parchments include an 189 B.C. manuscript claimed to be the oldest Greek text known. Mural paintings offer Byzantine art insights.
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Saliyehm
Euphrates
Syria
Alexander the Great
Admission Payments Reach Over Half A Billion In Film Theaters
Annual admissions to motion picture performances generate more than 500 million dollars in revenue across the country. Audiences attend cinemas for diverse genres, supporting a robust entertainment industry and employment in production, distribution, and theater operations.
Durban Harbor Depth At Entrance
The Durban harbor in South Africa shows 37 feet of water depth at the entrance during low tide, indicating navigable conditions for ships.
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Durban
South Africa
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