Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Barrington Nova Scotia woman reports relief from monthly pains headaches and back aches after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and shares that she can do her work and go out more. A St Thomas Ontario woman says four bottles relieved dull back pains and long lasting weakness after childbirth and recommends the product to family.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Victor Richardson
Barrington
Nova Scotia
St. Thomas
Ont
F_JOHNSON
Moore Street
Ont. c
Ivory Making Eskimos Rich From Fossil Walrus Ivory
An ivory harvest arrives on the Boxer schooner at Taco Ma revealing Eskimos mine fossil walrus tusks found near old camps on St Lawrence Island. Eskimo traders profit by selling ivory to buy food while observers note wasteful ancestor practices. Budapest international fair hosts 26 900 visitors from abroad.
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Tacoma
Boxer
Behring Sea
St. Lawrence Island
Budapest
Diplomats Warn Of War While Public Sees War Unthinkable
New York World reports naval experts at Geneva treat war as a real possibility despite public assurances that Britain and the United States would not fight. Admirals push for advantage, arguing about cruiser tonnage, gun sizes, and parity while statesmen denounce war as unthinkable.
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Atlantic
Britain
United States
Geneva
Great Britain
Noestock
New York World
Indian relics protected under provincial order in council
Protection of Indian relics extends across British Columbia under the Historic Objections Preservation Act following investigations by Hon. William Sloan. The act bans defacing or removing designated historic objects as the regulations come into force. More than 7,000 Hungarians are spread across Canada with Saskatchewan hosting arrivals, says Hungary’s consul-general Albert de Alaudin.
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British Columbia
Ilon
William Sloan
Saskatchewan
Albert de Alaudin
Hungary
Canada
Earl Beatty Retires From Naval Service
The famed British naval hero Earl Beatty retires at 56 after a storied career marked by gallantry and leadership. He commanded during major sea battles, received the surrender of a principal enemy, and reshaped naval strength and peacetime training. Admiral Sir Charles Madden will succeed him at the Admiralty.
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Earl Beatty
Admiralty
Lord Beatty
Nelson
Beatty Fle
Ile
England
Beatty
Admiralty Board
Sle
W. C. Bridgeman
Charles Madden
Words as Steps and Warnings Across Faithful Lines
An excerpted reflective verse discusses the power and consequence of words. It cites Saint Matthew and poets Adelaide Anne Proctor and Frederic W. Farrar, urging restraint and mindfulness as words shape souls and moral standing.
Workman Showered With Golden Coins In Roman Tomb
A workman digging foundations on Rome's eastern outskirts struck an imperial tomb from the second century and a terra cotta burial vase releasing about 250 golden coins dated to emperors Trajan Hadrian Antonius and Marcus Aurelius. The treasure is with police awaiting treasure trove procedures.
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Rome
Trajan
Hadrian
Antonius
Marcus Aurelius
Cobalt Output and Miscellaneous Health Notes
Ontario dominates cobalt supply with 21,843,764 pounds produced in 1967 to 1926. A caterpillar eats 6,000 times its weight monthly. a man takes three months to match his weight in food. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil eases earache with a few drops on lint. Minard's Liniment provides burn relief and mentions savings accounts in Britain.
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Cobalt
Canada
Thomas
Why Gum Dipped Mileage Costs Less Per Mile
The Firestone Gum Dipped Tires drive demand among car owners, boosting dealer volume and allowing sale at industry low prices. The Firestone Balloon Trend, developed three years ago, remains unchanged and provides wear resistant quality that adds thousands of extra miles.
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Firestone
Shipment Of Stone Marten To New York Fur Farm
A shipment of stone marten was sent to the United States Experimental Fur Farm in New York State. The animals were captured in the Lake Windermere district of British Columbia.
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United States Experimental Fur Farm
New York State
Lake Windermere
British Columbia
No Better Medicine for Little Ones Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Baby’s Own Tablets as a safe effective medicine for children with testimonials from mothers including Mrs. Charles Hutt of Tancock Island Nova Scotia. It notes price 25 cents per box and asks readers to mail orders from The Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. It also promotes Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy and features a travel quip about envy of travelers.
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Miss Abbie
Mrs. St. John
Laura Slocum
Helmi
Canada
Ifelmi
Hermi
Hell
Aunt Lili
Uelmi
Heaven
Charles Hutt
Tancock Island
N.S
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
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Fred J. Whitlow & Co
Lonned
Toronto
Manda
Hielmi
Ladies’ Aid
Abbie
Elmi
Aunty
Hemri
Heli
Helmis
Sam
Nelmi
W. N T
Ivory
Bodens Eagle
Eagle Brand
Bret
T Limited
Unt
Navy
Matt
Adelaide Anne Proctor
Frederic W. Farrar
God
Todd
Minard
Ontario
Burns
Firestone Tire & Rubber CO. OF Canada Limited
Hamilton, Ontario
Cuthura
Annie E. McCluskey
Grand Falls
N. B
Ptenhouse, Ltd
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