Blood Captain and Barricade Ahead on Barbadoes Run
In a tense sea saga Captain Blood refuses surrender as Lord Julian and Miss Bishop confront with army ships near Barbadoes. Blood aims to land Arabella safely while weighing a risky bargain to outwit Colonel Bishop and the Jamaica fleet.
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Peter Rieed
Beaccaneer
Arabella Bishop
Lord Wade
King James
Wade
Hilood
James
Barbadoes
Ara
Colonel Bishop
Blood
Aravello Bishop
Lord Julian
Captain Blood
Jamaica
Wolverstone
Jeremy
Bishop
England
Miss Bishop
Serap
Oxle
Stixs Bishop
Ogle
Doctor advised an operation Provost Alberta
A letter from Mrs. A. A. Adams of Provost Alberta recounts severe pains and weakness prompting a doctor to recommend surgery She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with improving her condition after three bottles and says she now cares for a baby and performs housework in addition to recommending the product She includes a Montreal Star mention and states she is willing to provide the testimonial.
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A. A. AdamMs
Provost
Alberta
Proving Value Of Sunlight Vitamins Dr Munro Claims
Dr Hector Munro, an Enpolish specialist, argues vitamins are stored sunlight. He says 60 percent of health breakdowns stem from waste in the body and light energy stabilizes the blood. He notes rays right of the spectrum are vital and that plants die without them. Oranges and lemons allegedly contain more stored sunlight than other fruits.
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Hector Munro
Sectional prejudice in Canadian unity debated
The Vancouver Province article argues Canada’s population is spread across a vast area making sectionalism a problem. It notes Quebec’s population rivals the four western provinces and British origin equals roughly twice the French speech population, urging awareness beyond regional stereotypes.
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Canada
Quebec
British Columbia
Alberta
Vancouver
French Press Urges British to Stay Troops on Rhine
A Paris newspaper argues Britain should retain a small force on the Rhine if she withdraws, offering that French troops and ships will cover the rest. The piece contends ten thousand British soldiers would more effectively settle reparations than a larger French contingent.
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Britain
Rhine
The Political Wrecker and the Fate of Reformers
A London Morning Post critique denounces politicians who put personal gain above national good. It warns that idealists and utopian reformers may do more damage than naked ambition, noting even practical peoples have dark pages in history.
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London Morning Post
Alberta education chief cites grade eight goal for youth
Hon Perren Baker the minister of education told several hundred Alberta teachers at the fifteenth annual convention that the province needs a grade eight education as the minimum objective for every boy and girl to meet its pressing educational problem.
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Alberta
Perren Baker
Hats Through Time At Berlin Clothing Exhibit
The Berlin display contrasts century old and current fashion with tall high hats and shaggy styles drawing crowds. Museums lent curious straw hats that sparked broad interest among shoppers and visitors.
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Berlin
How Robert M. Koenig Found Remedy for Pimply Skin
A man attributes clear skin to Carter's Little Liver Pills after trying a doctor's suggestion that pimples come from stomach and bowels. He notes improved digestion and fewer headaches, and recommends the product to friends as a remedy.
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Robert M. Koenig
Carter
Divorce rate in US 70 per 10 000 marriages per year
The census bureau reports a divorce rate of 70 per 10 000 marriages annually in the United States, signaling ongoing shifts in family stability and marriage dynamics nationwide.
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United States
Brave mother cat saves her kittens in Jersey City fire
During a devastating Jersey City blaze a mother cat braved flames to rescue her four newborn kittens. A water stream blew the cat across the street as she returned for each kitten, finally being carried to safety by a Polish girl who sheltered the family in her skirt.
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Jersey City
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Calgary Stampede film negotiations set with Hoot Gibson
Negotiations completed with Hoot Gibson the Universal Film Company and Guy Weadick to film Calgary stampede scenes this summer for the next Hoot Gibson release. A large company will come to Calgary with an estimated expenditure near $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoot Gibson
Universal Film Company
Guy Weadick
Calgary
Calgary Stampede
Biggest Mersey Tunnel Planned To Link Liverpool And Birkenhead
The article previews a future Mersey River tunnel in England with 44 foot internal diameter. It will connect Liverpool to Birkenhead and nearby towns on the south bank. The tube will house two decks for automobiles and street cars, surpassing the Hudson River tunnel in size.
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Mersey River
England
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Popular Science Monthly
Hudson River
Japan Plans Twenty-Two Warships For Navy Expansion
The Japanese navy department announces plans to build twenty-two warships totaling 124,900 tons. The order includes eight first class cruisers three second class cruisers ten destroyers and an aero plane mother ship.
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Japanese Navy Department
Manitoba Beekeepers Produce Over One Million Pounds Honey
Manitoba reports 1,800 beekeepers with 22 113 colonies produced 1 302 600 pounds of honey valued at 195 000 in 1924 according to provincial apiarist returns.
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Manitoba
Alberta Sunflowers for Silage Boost Dairy Industry
Alberta expanded its dairy sector with crops like silage sunflowers and fodder corn. Sunflowers reached 160,650 tons and fodder corn 269,888 tons, driven by rising dairy demand. Dairy value last year neared 23 million dollars as Britain buys more butter and cheese demand grows.
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Alberta
Britain
Baby's Own Tablets praised by mothers for children health
Mothers across the country endorse Baby's Own Tablets for their little ones. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers them by mail or at medicine dealers for 25 cents per box, claiming relief from stomach and bowel derangements, constipation, indigestion, colds, fevers, and teething discomfort.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Not His Fault Tramp in Workhouse Bath Question
A tramp admitted to a casual ward faces the master who asks if he has bathed that morning. The man, astonished, replies that no bath is missing, prompting a brief, dry exchange about cleanliness and routine in the workhouse setting.
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Lord Julian
Julian
T Tramp
A Determined Man in a Bluffing Domestic Joke
A determined husband declares he would leave his wife if she bobbed her hair. She bobbed it anyway and he admits he cannot bluff her, proving he still lives with her. The exchange ends with his concession and lingering humor.
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Ty Meter
Vitagraph
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Kig James
Maracaybo
Don Miguel
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Hell
Damme
Wolversstone
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lachine
Lydia Erinkham
WYN US
Ments
Virginia
Rex
DIXIE
Old Virginia
Odgen
Ogden
Jimmy
Hilda
Eau
Mother Cat
Japan Building Warships
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