Prince Dreads Weight Gain Amid Royal Travel Plans
The Prince of Wales in his early thirties worries about possible weight gain during his ambassadorial tours to South Africa and South America. Doctors assure no overweight worry if he maintains his current active routine of fox hunting official duties and long evening dances, with a scale aboard the Repulse to monitor changes.
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Hillie
South Africa
South America
Edward VII
World Happenings Briefly Told
British Columbia will continue at Wembley with its exhibits of natural resources. W W H Antt Ottawa poultry division of the Dominion livestock branch tours inspections of the wear. A dispatch from Constantinople says the Turkish Government will renew diplomatic relations with Japan. The London Daily Mail notes Marquis Curzon bequeathed two historic ruins to the nation. Two hundred thousand babies die yearly in the United States before age one per a Gorgas Memorial Institute report. Sargent memorial services granted in Westminster Abbey under Royal Academy auspices. Over 250 000 Canadians and Americans will travel to Europe this year, surpassing 1913 record.
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Japan
London Daily Mail
Marquis Curzon
United States
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Chicago
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Westminster Abbey
Council of the Royal Academy
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Radio broadcasts heard at Sarafand near Tyre
Radio concerts from Paris and London were heard clearly at Sarafand, twelve miles north of ancient Tyre, with reference to Elijah's widow Hved in the same report.
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London
Sarafand
Ancient
Tyre
Elijah
Hved
Mrs Cyril Linte Credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Mrs Cyril Linte of McDougall Ave Chatham Ontario shares a testimonial on Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription aiding her recovery after a draining first pregnancy. She describes faint health, weak nerves, and renewed strength with the cure’s use. Buy from any drug store or send 50 cents to Dr Pierce's Laboratory Briant for trial.
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Chatham
Ont
Cyril Linte
McDougall Ave
Dr. Pierce
Briant
Sun Yat Sen Buried In Tin Bolted Bolshivism Tale
The Buffalo Express recounts Sun Yat Sen's wish for a Lenine style burial under Bolshevik influence. Soviet promises of a bronze coffin with a crystal top turned into a wooden box with painted tin and cheap glass, seen as a stark symbol of Bolshevism by Chinese observers.
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Sun Yat Sen
Lenine
Moscow
Pekin
Buffalo Express
Daniel Resolves to Honor God Amid Babylonian Temptation
The Sunday School lesson centers on Daniel 1 8 Daniel's pledge not to defile himself with the king's dainties or wine. It emphasizes a steadfast heart and a clear purpose as the strongest guard against external pressure in the face of Babylonian education and culture.
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Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Princes’ College
J. H. Jowett
Canada and United States friendship urged for trade
The Chicago Tribune notes Canada plans retaliation to the Fordney McCumber tariff but urges moderation and continued cross border commerce. The piece argues that Canadian friendship benefits the U S and should not be alienated by tariffs or protectionist moves.
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Chicago Tribune
Canada
J A. Robb
Mummy of Egyptian priestess unpacked at McGill
A nearly 2000 year older mummy of a priestess from the royal house of Egypt was unpacked at McGill University in Montreal after 20 years in storage. Once part of the Old Natural History Museum collection, it drew intense interest as professors and students crowded the exhibit space. The preserved feet and toenails were noted as remarkable, and the treasure had been largely forgotten.
Will Hold Investigation of Bovine Tuberculosis
In conjunction with the Dominion Department of Agriculture the Research Council of Canada will conduct an investigation of bovine tuberculosis and bovine plats. Dr. N. M. Tory, president of the council, announced a meeting in late May. Committees of Canada’s leading bacteriologists are named to study human and animal tuberculosis with work possibly at central laboratories.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Research Council 6 Canada
N. M. Tory
Canada
The Terror of Traffic On The State Highways
An editorial frames highway deaths as the state’s deadly tornado killing seven children and five adults in one week. It argues such fatalities will continue weekly, condemning highways as a dangerous throughfare.
A Little Change Eases the Sharpener's Daily Grind
A scissors sharpener contemplates a break from routine as small shifts in daily work offer relief. The text hints at a desire for variety beyond the steady grind of sharpening blades.
Diamond Dyes Color It New For Every Fabric
Advert says Diamond Dyes provide home dyeing and tinting with cold water for light shades or boiling for permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for dyeing lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and more. It advises telling the druggist the material type wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods.
Prince Charles Philippe d Orleans Plans Farm Move West
The arrival of Prince Charles Philippe d Orleans on the Canadian Pacific steamer Marloch adds another titled farmer to Canada. He will visit Lord Rodney at Fort Saskatchewan and hopes to buy land near the Prince of Wales ranch to join the royal colony in that part of the province.
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Prince Charles Philippe d’Orleans
Belgium
Canada
Lord Rodney
Fort Saskatchewan
Prince of Wales
Asthma Remedy Offered By Dr Kelloge Promises Relief
An advertisement extols Dr J D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy claiming it ends suffocating attacks. It asserts relief is beyond measure with breathing returning to normal and bronchial tubes cleared, calling the remedy unequaled and worth its price to users.
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J. D. Kelloge
Crossword Puzzle From Old Ledger Clues
A dense list of crossword clues covers horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial phrases. Clues include animal terms, body parts, verbs, and common nouns. many entries reference abbreviations, plurals, and morphological hints. The fragment resembles a vintage puzzle page with many overlapping hints.
Woman Boasts World’s Smallest Dictionary In Locket
Mrs. Otto Frederick of Minneapolis claims to own the smallest dictionary in the world. The tiny volume carries nearly 15,000 definitions and measures one eighth inch by three quarters inch by three sixteenths inch.
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Otto Frederick
Minneapolis
Youthful suspender skirt and blouse patterns in fashion notes
The article describes No 3055 a youthful suspender skirt with inverted plaits at the front and side seams. It details shoulder straps forming a deep neck and large armholes, and fabric needs for sizes 16 to 20 with a peasant blouse as a matching option. It also mentions pattern No 1062 with raglan sleeves and embroidery variations. It ends with a stray note about Mother Graves Worm Terminator and a schoolboy volcano joke.
An Oil of Merit by Dr Thomas Eclect Oil
Dr Thomas Electric Oil is described as a careful blend of healing oils rather than a mere advertising jumble. The text asserts its proven power to repair and heal, claiming public favor since its introduction.
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Thomas
Pimple Praises Cuticura Remedies From Toronto Woman
A Toronto reader describes four years of severe facial pimples and sores resolved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The complaint cites red blotches on face and neck and embarrassment in public, ending after several cakes of Cuticura products.
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Toronto
Ont
Maple Leaf Milling Nears Finish of Huge Flour Contract
The Maple Leaf Milling Company nears completion of a record flour contract with the Soviet Government. Nine mills have run continuously since December, turning out two million barrels of Canadian flour bound for the Atlantic ports and onward to Batura. About two thousand workers have been employed in grinding.
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Maple Leaf Milling Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Batura
Why the Gate Reminds of a Dried Paint Lesson
A seven or eight year old girl asks a gentleman to open a closed gate because the paint is not dry yet. The anecdote contrasts child patience with adult hesitation. The ad promotes Holloway's Corn Remover as a pain free solution for corns.
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Ife
Holloway
Australian Company Eyes $1,000,000 Gelatine Plant Site
A large Australian corporation considers establishing a gelatine manufacturing plant in Western Canada at a cost above $1,000,000. A representative visited Winnipeg to study conditions, with location to be chosen in one of the western cities. A British breeder sent 500 canaries to New York in a single shipment.
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Canada
Winnipeg
New York
Sign in Window Sent Mother Frustration Prompt
A dialogue shows a mother asking Johnny if he got the bread she sent. Johnny explains the store was closed and he didn’t try the door, while the mother notes a window sign that says Home Cooking. The exchange hints at a domestic scene centered on expectations and a small obstacle.
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Johnny
For Aches and Pains Use Minard's Liniment
An advertisement urges readers to try Minard's Liniment for aches and pains promising quick relief. The copy highlights topical application and general health benefits, urging customers to purchase at local druggists.
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Minard
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