Baree the wolf dog searches for Nepeese in Far North tale
Baree the wolf dog treks endless trails and pools seeking Nepeese the Indian girl after she falls into a deep abyss while escaping the brutal factor McTaggart. The story adapts from James Oliver Curwood with a Vitagraph film, featuring Wolf the war dog.
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Adee
Kazan James Oliver Curwood
Far North
Doubleday, Page &@ Co
Caree
Kazan
Wolf
Baree
Nepeese
McTaggart
Testimonial on Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Readers in Ontario report relief from menstrual cramps backaches and pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Miss Roto of Toronto and Miss Pearson of Hanover credit gradual improvement and ability to work without illness, urging others to try the remedy.
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Toronto
Ontario
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Miss J. Pearson
Victoria Street
Hanover
Colds Are Not Necessary Evils
The article argues that susceptibility to colds stems from overall physical condition. Low vitality and weak resistance due to constipation and waste-poisoned blood reduce the body's defense, making colds easier to contract and harder to stop.
Baree Tracks His Mightiest Feast In Lac Bain Wilderness
Baree the wolf-hound crosses decaying snow and storm bowed terrain to reach McTaggart’s trapline at Lac Bain. He weighs eighty pounds, has broad wolfish pads and clear eyes. After the Big Storm, trappers set snares. Baree senses blood and crouches by the cabin as McTaggart’s trail fades into the white.
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Pierre Eustach
Lac Bain
Pierrot
Pierre
France
McTaggart
Churchill
Reindeer Lake
Baree
Kazan
St. Baree
Hudson’s Bay
Athabasca
Bush McTaggart
Ike
Someday Dream for Marie and Lerue on the Trap Line
Lerue adores Marie with a hidden longing while McTagwart and others misread events. Marie keeps her distance, and Lerue plans a future marriage at the Missioner in Fort Churchill. Their quiet bond endures amid harsh work and the power that shadows them.
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Lerue
Marie
McTagwart
Lerve
Lettie
Lerne
Serue
Fort Churchill
Baree Trails the Trapline Back to Lac Bain
The wolfdog Baree edges toward the cabin at McTaggart’s and noses the threshold. Hunger drives him along the trapline as he recalls past fights and Nepeese while avoiding poison bait and springing five traps. He beds in a balsam swamp, intent on the six traps ahead.
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Lac Bain
Nepeese
McTaggart
Baree
Pierrot
Nepgese
Woman Rancher Embraces Hard Life of British Columbia Farm
Mrs Catherine Edwards a 67-year-old rancher from British Columbia says the great life suit her. She single handedly runs a 400 acre stock farm 200 miles from the railway. She is a hunter trapper horsewoman and maternity nurse who enjoyed a holiday in Toronto.
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Catherine Edwards
British Columbia
Toronto
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil in the Home Medicine Chest
Among standard household remedies none is more important than Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Its manifold usefulness includes relieving rheumatic and sciatica pains, treating sore throats and chest coughs burns scalds cuts bruises and sprains for thousands across the land.
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Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Mineral production in British Columbia reaches 1925 peak
The British Columbia chamber of mines reports 1925 mineral output at about 62 million dollars, up 30 percent from 1924. Lead led with around 19 million, zinc doubled to about 8.5 million, and mine dividends exceeded 2.5 million.
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British Columbia
How Robert M Koenig Found Remedy for Pimply Skin
A reader explains years of sporadic skin breakouts and ineffective ointments. He tried Carter's Little Liver Pills after a doctor's article linked pimples to the bowels not clearing poisons, and his skin became smooth and clear.
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Robert M. Koenig
Carter
Britain’s Day Not Over Says Veteran Observer
A quoted London Observer passage argues Britain’s past greatness remains, citing Armageddon era anxieties and calls into question a decline, while a note on the Family Physician touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as an effective home remedy for inflammations, cuts and sprains.
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Britain
America
William Harrison
Germany
France
Italy
J. L. Garvin
The
London Observer
Western honey production shows strides in western provinces
Recent years have seen notable gains in honey output across Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan. A beekeeper near Lethbridge produced more honey this year than the entire province did in 1924. Manitoba’s crop trebled in three years while Saskatchewan 1924 yield surpassed 1918 by more than sixty six times.
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Department of Agriculture
Lethbridge
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Be Content With What This Week Brings
A reflective note cites Luke 3 14 and Paul Gerhardt urging contentment through faith. It contrasts desires with the Spirit of the Father as the source of true contentment. The piece blends scripture and George MacDonald to urge gratitude for life’s gifts.
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Paul Gerhardt
George MacDonald
Understanding Blood Pressure Says Dr McSweeny
In a New York talk Dr Edward S McSweeny medical director of the Telephone Company says blood pressure is an index not a disease and varies with position meals and daily changes. He warns against fixed standards and notes test-based examination is needed when abnormal. He adds the saying age plus 100 is often misleading.
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New York
Edward S. McSweeny
The
Telephone Company
Corn Remover Destroys Corns at the Root
The product Holloway’s Corn Remover claims to eliminate corns by reaching the root and killing growth, preventing recurrence.
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Holloway
First Woman Barrister Title Hinge on Lady Clifton
The race to become the first woman with the title of barrister hinges on Lady Clifton of Leighton Bromswold, a baroness in her own right, as reports note the milestone may pass to her.
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Lady Clifton of
Leighton- Bromswold
Men with Weak Minds and Headache Relief
A wry aphorism asserts that some minds cannot even wander. The note mentions Minard's ointment as a remedy for headaches, implying a humorous historical product claim.
Manitoba Fox Show Delivers Sweep of Prizes in Vancouver
Winnipeg fox breeders dominate Vancouver’s first annual show winning nine first prizes and one second among ten open entries. The team also captured four championships and three special trophies, highlighting Manitoba’s rising status in fox-raising.
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Manitoba
Vancouver
Winnipeg Foxes
Baby's Own Tablets Endorsed By Canadian Mothers
Canadian mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets for children’s ailments as a safe effective remedy. Mrs Howard King of Truro Nova Scotia says she strongly recommends them for young kids. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells them 25 cents a box by mail or through medicine dealers.
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Howard King
Truro
N.S
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Astronomer values stars at 35 billion in sky
A French astronomer states 35 billion stars exist in the sky. Our count is thirteen more, but the figure is deemed close enough.
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