All Red cable service links West Indies to Britain
Various world items include the inauguration of the British All Red cable between West Indies and Great Britain. Other notes report aftershocks in Java with three deaths, and plans for a Canada manufacturing centers tour by J A M Elder. A British officer visits Bucharest for England India air service landings.
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West Indies
Great Britain
Tireet
Wonosobo
Java
Canada
J. A. M. Elder
Bucharest
England-India Air Service
Windward Islands
Dominica
Synthetic Insulin Discovery Signals New Medical Breakthrough
Dr. Arthur Locke of St. Luke's Hospital Chicago and Dr. Edwin F. Hirsch report a method to obtain the active element from insulin by synthetic processes. A parallel method for diphtheria antitoxin is announced. The findings, after months of work, promise to revolutionize medical practice.
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Arthur Locke
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
Locke
Edwin F. Hirsch
St. Luke Hospital
Edison Foresees Helicopter Revolution in Flight
Thomas A. Edison declares a new form of locomotion, the helicopter, will transform civilization. He predicts humans will fly lower and faster than ever as understanding of the technology grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Nazareth Welcomes Auto Factory Amid Sacred Modern Blend
A new automobile manufacturing plant opens in Nazareth, signaling a shift in the Holy Land toward industrial progress while preserving ancient religious traditions and city culture.
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Nazareth
Holy Land
Saskatchewan Scores Heavily at Chicago Hay Show
Saskatchewan wins 18 of 30 prizes for hard spring wheat at the International Hay and Grain Show in Chicago. J C Mitchell of Dahinda tops the sweepstakes, with 25 Western Canada prizes of 30. Dr Seager Wheeler Rosthern takes second. major Strange drops to twelfth.
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Chicago
Saskatchewan
J.C. Mitchell
Dahinda
Western
Canada
Major Strange
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Montana
Arthur
Cannot Help Russia You Should Not Help Bolsheviks
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times argues against using American gold stocks to aid the Soviet regime. It contends Bolshevik use of funds would harm civilization and benefit Moscow’s Reds, not the Russian people.
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Russia
Moscow
Pittsburg
Sweden Signs Arbitration Treaties With Germany And Norway
Sweden has signed arbitration treaties with Germany and Norway as part of its bid to deter war and maintain stable relations with neighboring states. The formal announcements from Stockholm indicate these pacts, with more to come.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Germany
Norway
Nerviline Promises Relief From Sprains and Bruises
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a remedy for sprains strains bruises rheumatism and neuralgia. The copy claims deep penetration rapid action and lasting comfort with a 35 cent bottle sold by local dealers.
Seven Million Christmas Trees Cut Across U S
Seven million Christmas trees covering five thousand acres were harvested in diverse regions for the Yuletide season. A substantial portion came from government lands under official oversight.
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United States
The Oil for the Athlete
In rubbing down the athlete will find Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil an excellent article. It renders the muscles and sinews pliable and takes the soreness out, strengthening them for strains. It stands pre-eminent for this purpose and athletes using it for years testify to its value as a lubricant.
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Thomas
Radio amateurs set 125 metre wavelength plan in Canada
District managers of the Canadian ARRL met in Winnipeg and adopted a resolution for amateur operators to use a 125 metre wave length for inter station messages across Canada. An international congress of radio amateurs was announced for Paris next Easter.
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American Radio Relay League
Winnipeg
Canada
Paris
Tried His Best Doctor Recall on Dyspepsia Advice
A patient reports attempting a doctor’s regimen of hot water before breakfast but could not sustain it beyond ten minutes, prompting the clinician to review compliance and effectiveness.
Dominions High Commissioners Face Status Hurdles
The Yorkshire Post notes Dominions high commissioners receive dispatches via cables after overseas transmission. They gain courtesy copies but lack diplomatic status, complicating calls for closer inter imperial consultation with semi ambassadorial powers.
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London
Yorkshire Post
Dominions
Baldwin
Dominion High Commissioners
Post
Amery
Woman Seeks Help For Recurrent Heart Spells In Ontario
Mrs. C. Martin of Orillia Ontario reports long plagued by heart trouble with fainting spells requiring a caregiver. A friend visiting suggested trying a remedy, prompting her to seek alternatives after traditional measures failed to help.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Promoted
A testimonial praises Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills from The T. Milburn Co. Limited of Toronto. The buyer says two boxes changed her life and urges others with heart or nerve issues to try the product sold by all druggists.
Army Strength Pushed to Danger Point Says War Secretary
Secretary of War Week warns economy measures have seriously hampered U S Army shrinking toward danger. In his annual report he urges expansion of the army air force to a peace strength of 3 000 officers and 25 000 enlisted men.
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United States Army
Secretary of War
Secretary of War Week
Duke and Duchess of York Head to East Africa
The Duke and Duchess leave for East Africa with no royal family members at the station. All gathered at Sandringham for Dowager Queen Alexandra's eightieth birthday celebration. They will visit Paris for three days of shopping, then go to Marseilles and board the Mulbera for Mombassa.
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Duke
Duchess of York
East Africa
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
Paris
Marseilles
Mulbera
Mombassa
New Cure for Tuberculosis Discovered by Dane
Professor Moil gard, a Danish scientist, reports successful tuberculosis experiments using sanocrysin a gold sulphide vaccine from two apes at Copenhagen zoo. Known as the gold cure the treatment involves injections days after standard serum and initially appears to hasten death before proving hopeful.
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Moilgard
Copenhagen Zoo
No Demand For Annexation Between Two Countries
The Washington Post says there is no demand for annexation of Canada by the United States or vice versa. It notes that neither country desires political union and that mutual friendship among the United States and other Commonwealth nations is strengthened by this stance.
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America
Canada
United States
Commonwealth of British Nations
Washington Post
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Offers Quick Pain Relief
Practically all pains from inflammation can be removed by Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Rub on the sore spot for fast absorption and soothing healing of inflamed tissue. Also a remedy for cuts scratches bruises and sprains. Keep a bottle handy always.
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Thomas
Cow Rampages Through Cheltenham Streets Attacks Bicyclists
A cow being driven through Cheltenham suddenly charged its driver and then attacked two men on bicycles. The animal hurriedly dismounted and, with the two bicycles hanging on its horns, dashed along the road and struck a billboard, leaving the machines wrecked.
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Cheltenham
Eng
Swedish wireless station at Warburg to begin service
The Swedish Government opens a high powered wireless station at Warburg on Sweden’s west coast for immediate commercial service. The project cost is 1 350 000 dollars.
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Warburg
Sweden
Holloway's Corn Remover Destroys Roots Without Flesh Injury
The product when applied to a corn kills the root, and the callosity sheds cleanly while leaving the underlying flesh unharmed.
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Holloway
Alfalfa Seed Success From Western Canada To Alberta
A farmer recounts adopting alfalfa in 1907 after meeting seed growers in South Dakota. He notes sowing 50 acres in Alberta, yields of 24 000 pounds of seed in year two, and spreading seed to Brandon and Manitoba. He credits improved varieties and says winter kill is not a problem in his fields.
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Alberta
Turkestan
Grimm
Hansen
Brooking
Dak
Brandon
Glencarnock
Manitoba
Canada
Lazarus Sickness and Divine Glory Teachings
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON on John 11 1 44 and Psalm 1 1 7 notes Lazarus sickness as catalyst for Jesus glory. Martha and Mary send word. Jesus delays two days for God to be glorified. affliction frames faith and life in him. Commentary by Speer and Campbell urges patient trust in divine purpose.
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Lazarus
Jesus
Martha
Mary
Sisters of Lazarus
Bethany
Perea
Robert E. Speer
Campbell
Canadian National Freight Rate Proposals Put On Hold
Proposals by the Canadian National Railway to raise forest product rates by three cents per hundred pounds from Eastern Canada to Lehigh and New England railroad points were temporarily set aside by the United States Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Canadian National Railway System
Lehigh and
New England
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Canada Wins Prize Sweep At Chicago Wheat Show
Canada captured 25 of 30 prizes in the International Show at Chicago with J C Mitchell of Cahinda Sask leading the winning sample and Seager Wheeler of Rosthern Sask close behind.
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Canada
Chicago
J. C. Mitchell
Cahinda
Sask
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Legacy of $8,000 a year for Toronto woman in Morgan will
Miss Florence W. Blyth of Toronto inherits eight thousand dollars yearly under the will of the late Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan widow of the noted financier. Blyth served as Morgan's nurse secretary and companion for several years.
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Toronto
Florence W. Blyth
Columbus Married Twice Says Historian
The article contends Christopher Columbus had two marriages, noting prior evidence of his courage is on record from a separate instance.
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Christopher Columbus
Thirty Diseases Carried by Files Reported
A report notes thirty distinct disease organisms and parasites associated with certain files, highlighting health concerns and the need for proper handling and containment.
Canal anglers dispute salmon myth in tale of catch
Two young anglers spent hours at the canal before one reels in a sizable fish. The other dismisses it as a salmon from tins, teasing the claim with a wink and a chuckle about canned salmon.
Canadian Station Sets Record With Pacific Wireless Reach
The Estevan wireless station, now deemed the most powerful on the Pacific, reports nightly contact with the steamer Tahiti on its San Francisco to Auckland voyage. The vessel’s position was obtained daily until it reached Auckland, about 6,250 miles from the station.
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Estevan
Tahiti
San Francisco
New Zealand
Auckland
World’s Youngest Astronomer Publishes Work
The Swedish Academy of Science accepts publication of 16 year old Bengt Stroemgrens’s astronomical work. The study shows a significant advance in calculating precise star positions. Stroemgrens is the son of the leader at the Copenhagen Observatory.
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Swedish Academy of Science
Bengt Stroemgrens
Copenhagen
When a plant Sleeps Leaves Droop for Warmth
A plant enters a sleep phase as its leaves droop and fold inward to conserve warmth and water. This behavior reduces surface area and shields tissues during colder conditions.
Sunlight Reaches Earth After Eight Minute Travel
Solar light takes about eight minutes to travel from the sun to Earth. The journey spans roughly 93 million miles through space, delivering energy that powers weather, climate, and life on our planet.
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Earth
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