Tanlac Endorsed After Three Years of Use by Toronto Woman
Mrs. Samuel Shelly of 46 Wood St Toronto testifies Tanlac has met her health needs for over three years. She says it restored weight gaining 14 pounds, improved appetite and nerves, and helped sleep and strength. Tanlac is sold by all druggists with no substitute. Over 46 million bottles sold. Tantac Vegetable Pills for Constipation advertised by the manufacturer of Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shelly
Wood St
Toronto
Ont
Cateda
World Happenings Briskly Summarized From The Ledger
Prof J C Fiuzel of University College Lew England compiled a chain of ha experiences. Percy Sims a Canadian engineer appointed assistant chief mechanical engineer of the New Zealand Government Railways. Isle of Wight bans all cattle sheep pigs goats due to foot and mouth disease. Viscount Grey of Falloden retires from Liberal leadership. Emily Batson Nelson dies in Toronto Westminster Private Hotel. Norway alcohol value 1925 totaled 46774000 dollars about 15 dollars per person. Countess GizyeKa formerly Eleanor Patterson Washington DC goes on private camping in Canadian Rockies. A 3 year old boy leads the Communist party at Gera Central Germany. Prince Arthur of Connaught talked as next Viceroy of India Lord Reading likely to finish term in twelve months. Torham Van freight steamer arrives at Vancouver with Ontario goods. voyage took two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fiuzel
University College, Lew England
Percy Sims
New Zealand
Isle of Wight
Viscount Grey of
Falloden
Asquith
Emily
Bts
Aton Nelson
Hugh Nelson
British Columbia
Westminster
Toronto
Norway
Countess GizyeKa
Eleanor Patterson
Washington, D.C
America
Canadian Rockies
Gera
Germany
Prince Arthur of Connaught
India
London
Lord Reading
Torham van
Great Lakes
Vancouver
B.C
Ontario
New Nursing Outposts Planned in Saskatchewan
The Canadian Red Cross Saskatchewan division will establish two nursing outposts funded by a $720 gift. The donation comes from the Overseas Nursing Association via Lady Grey widow of Earl Grey former Governor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Ned Cross
Overseas Nursing Association
Lady Grey
Earl Grey
Bees Beat Air With 190 Strokes Per Second
A historical note states that bees wings beat the air at a rate of 190 strokes each second, reflecting remarkable rapidity in their flight mechanism.
Russia Faces Famine As Harvest Fails Across Regions
Soviet reports warn widespread crop blight after brief June rains and sun damage. Widespread winter crops perished in the Saar district and Stavropol Terek, with spring yields cut by up to half. About 24 million people affected. aid from Europe and America urged amid scarce prospects for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Thera
Caucasus
Saar
Stavropol
Terek
Kisnar
Soviet
Europe
America
Painless Corn and Wart Ex tractor Promises Quick Relief
Don’t limp or suffer from corns and warts any longer. The long proven Pitnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor is advertised as the oldest remedy, offering fast relief and a guaranteed success for 25 cents everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitnam
New Treatment More Effective Than Radium
Prof Louis A Kahlenberg and Dr Edward Ochsner report liquid gold colloid, a long known substance, as more effective than radium in treating cancer. Used internally in regular doses and intravenously in advanced cases, the preparation has shown promise in shrinking or removing cancers beyond surgical reach and relieving pain in late stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Kahlenberg
Edward Ochsner
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Kahlenberg
Prof. Malfienberg
Speed comparison across moving things and light
The piece lists speeds from a man walking four feet per second to light at 192000 miles per second. It also cites a horse at ten feet per second and steamers at fifty feet per second along with rifle bullets, sound, and a hurricane’s pace.
Pines Grow At High Altitude Among Few Trees
Pines are among the few trees capable of thriving in high altitude environments. This characteristic highlights their adaptability to rugged, elevated terrains where other species struggle.
Apple crop outlook in Okanagan Valley outlined
J Alex Aikin reports Kelowna fruit growers expect a 69 percent crop due to drought and irrigation limits. Chinese labor grows vegetables on marginal land while the Civil Pacific Railway offers favorable fruit protections and express delivery terms. Jonathan apples show best keeping when picked early. ten varieties and seasonal windows listed. Prices average around 40 cents a box with packing costs near 79 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alex Aikin
Kelowna
B.C
Jonathan
Federal
Duchess
Mcintosh
Delicious
Grimes Golden
Wagner
Spitzenburg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Okanagan Valley
Major Duncan
Department of Labor
Peruvian Consulate Opens Office in Vancouver Hastings Street
C. R. Davis, a Peruvian citizen newly arrived, has been accredited as consul in Vancouver and opened an office on Hastings Street to promote trade between Peru and this port.
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Peru
Vancouver
C. R. Davis
Conkul
Hastings Street
Canada’s Foreign Trade Surges in 1923 Record High
Canada’s trade expanded rapidly in 1923 despite war impacts. The total foreign trade reached 1,918,264,789 dollars, up 16 percent from the previous year, with commerce interchange rising 70 percent since 1913-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Organized Sale Of Pure Seed In Saskatchewan Foreseen
Saskatchewan pure seed growers prepare for organized merchandising under Canadian Seed Growers Association standards. A substantial yearly export quantity is assured with Marquis wheat Banner and Victory oats CAC No 21 Canadian Thorpe barley Premost flax Prolific rye Arctic sweet clover Grimm alfalfa Superior brome Western rye grass among top varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Living Water and the Samaritan Woman at Jacob's Well
Devotional summary of Jesus spoke with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's Well. Jesus offered “living water” as the gift of God and challenged her to seek spiritual truth. The scene underscores cross-cultural mercy and the theme of worship in spirit and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Samaria
Jesus
Jerusalem
Galilee
Sychar
Jacob's Well
Evangelist
Miller's Worm Powders promise painless worm relief for children
Miller's Worm Powders are described as a simple, prompt remedy for stomach and intestinal worms in children. The preparation supposedly acts thoroughly without injuring the sensitive system and may cause vomiting in rare cases, which is presented as a sign of powerful action rather than a nauseating property.
Britain to Plant Vast East Anglia Forest Project
The British Forestry Committee plans a forest station development across a vast East Anglia area to create Britain’s largest forest. Tree planting has begun on a sandy wasteland with worker housing for about one hundred families. The scheme aims to boost timber production and soil fertility, plus overall land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Forestry Committee
East Angla
Ida
Great Britain
Radio Set For Prince Upon Cunard Berengaria Arrival
The Prince of Wales received the most magnificent radio set ever built in the United States aboard the Cunard liner Berengaria on August 23. W Roy McCanne presented the five tube Neutrodyne console, gold plated metal parts, in Adam Brown Mahogany. The set was delivered to the Berengaria in Southampton for immediate onboard presentation before the ship’s eastward Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Cunard
Berengaria
United States
W. Roy McCanne
Stromberg Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company
Radio Fans of America
Atlantic
Southampton
Not Denmark Nor Chicago Rotten Underlying Crime Tale
The Bocton Transcript notes Denmark and Chicago population figures and murder rates, suggesting the issue lies not in Denmark but elsewhere with crime being discussed in a clipped, analytical tone. The piece uses provocative statistics to question where corruption or decay resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Chicago
French aviator gifts airplane from Shanghai to Japanese army
Captain Georges Pelletier D'Oigy, after finishing a Paris to Tokio flight, donates the aircraft used in his journey to the Japanese army. The remark about public perception follows, noting polite gestures and old knightly custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Pelletier D'Oigy
Paris
Tokio
Shanghai
Western Canada mobilizes aid for Greek refugees
The Save the Children Fund appeals to Western Canada to aid half a million Greek refugee women and children displaced from Turkey under Lausanne. A grain campaign organized by farmer groups, led by C. W. Rowley in Winnipeg, invites farmers to donate bushels of wheat. Support comes from premiers Bracken Greenfield and others, with Frank Veizh assisting after a successful Ontario drive. Cash gifts can be sent to Rowley at 305 Scott Block Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Save the Children Fund
London
England
Turkey
Lausanne
Greece
Canada
Grain
United Farmer Organizations
Western Committee
C. W. Rowley
Scott Block
Winnipeg
Bracken
Greenfield
T. A. Crerar
Settlers Eye Irrigated Lands at Taber Alberta
Irrigated farm lands at Taber South Alberta attract prospective settlers from the United States and Eastern Canada. Land scouts have been sent to the vicinity by colonization organizations to inspect and report on suitability and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Alberta
United States
Canada
Funeral Attendee Reflects on Hidden Dangers of Dust
A funeral sermon hints that flour sugar starch and grain dust can cause great harm, suggesting silent risks in daily materials. The remark underscores the value of recognizing good deeds across life as a guide to lasting impact.
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Tanlac
Taniac
Lakeside Coals, Limited
Dominion Bank
Edmonton
Aero Cushion Inner Tire Agency, Limited
Hargrave St
Man
Wingham, Ont
WWW
N. U 1839
B. C
Cleopatra
the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limited
Montreal
Britain
Thomas
Prince
Fans of America
Japan
Minard
Holloway
CAS
Meeeee
Newcastle
Dominion Express
LE Clerc
LE Glerc
Mali
Frow Gr
Bsleman Street
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