Outdoors column extols sun and outdoor living over indoors
The editor steps aside to promote a Dr. Frank Crane essay and urges adopting outdoors as remedy for ailments and nerves. The piece mocks religiosity and indoor life, touts sunbathing, bare feet, and rustic education outdoors, and extols nature as healing for people and society.
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Frank Crane
New Electric Brake Aims to Ease Car Stopping
A forthcoming electric brake system for passenger cars promises lower energy use to stop heavy vehicles quickly. The device, already used on trucks and trailers, requires less electricity to operate all four brakes than powering a single headlight. Other claims include a dimming device on the steering wheel to reduce glare and an autonomous three minute electric shot polishing machine for shine.
Pig Born With Two Mouths Sparks Farmer's Odd Tale
Henninger, a farmer, owns a pig born with two mouths two sets of teeth and two tongues. One mouth is stationary though both tongues move. The farmer notes the animal appears normal otherwise and reports a surge in livestock births on his ranch, joking that a similar rise would overstock the country. He also touts Thomas’ Electric Oil as a remedy for ailments in people and animals.
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Pr. Thomas
Prince backs playgrounds for England's poor youths
The British National Playing Fields Association appeals for funds and land to provide playing fields for 4,000,000 boys and girls. The King presented two Royal docks for the cause, and the Prince of Wales, during a Derby visit and wireless broadcast, voiced support for expanding access to football pitches and cricket grounds nationwide.
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British National Playing Fields’ Association
England
Hacapion Court
Imke of
York
Prince of Wales
Derby
Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago Bright relief for sufferers
A historic advertisement proclaims a remedy that claims to drive out rheumatism and subdue lumbago, bringing immediate ease and comfort to the sufferer. It highlights quick relief and general improvement for readers seeking cures.
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Lumbago
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Pain and Ailments
The letter from George Town advocates Nerviline as a reliable pain remedy for rheumatism and lumbago. It claims the product cleared joint ache and neural issues rapidly, urging readers to try a bottle today for quick relief.
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Normand
Georgetown
Dairy Convention Arrangements Set for Regina 1928
Saskatchewan Dairy Association directors plan a four province interprovincial convention in Regina at the Hotel Saskatchewan February 7 to 10, 1928 with outside speakers demonstrations and a team judging contest for youths. The host organization appointed a general convention committee and arrangements are under way. A session will feature talks by boys and girls under 16.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Dairy Association
Meertise
Plan to Shorten Voyage by Seaplanes Aboard French Liner
French Line intends to catapult passengers from the deck of the He De France on maiden voyage trips across the Atlantic. Seaplanes will depart off the Grand Banks carrying travelers to seaboard U S and Canadian cities. Seaplane service to start after several liner trips.
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He de France
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Grand Banks
Seaboard
Canada
Minard's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Minard's Liniment near at hand for quick relief of pains. The copy highlights its convenience and broad usefulness for everyday aches and strains.
Bowel Remedy Promises Quick Relief from Dysentery
Mrs Wallace Pepper of Simcoe Ontario reports severe abdominal pains and blood with dysentery. She credits a commercial bowel remedy from The T. Mi burn Co. Toronto for rapid relief after taking part of a bottle. The product has been on the market for 80 years.
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Wallace Pepper
R.A. No. 6
Simcoe, Ont
T. Miburn Co
Cakak Toronto
Manless plow hailed as farming revolution from Grand Island Nebraska
The abiotimatic plow a three piece wood device with a spoon shaped aluminum end is praised at the Nebraska Agricultural College as a potential revolution enabling a farmer to sleep or attend to other tasks while a tractor plows. It attaches to the tractor wheel and guides the furrow around the field. Initial tests claim clockwork like plowing though neighbors warned against dangerous runaway trips at night.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Zybach
Grand Inland Neb
Zbach
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted for weak girls remedies
A 1900s style ad alleges Dr Williams Pink Pills rapidly repair frail health in teens with pale cheeks, fatigue, and nervousness. It claims blood deficiency is corrected by the tonic and cites a testimonial from Miss Dorothy Lublin of Bush Island NS who reports full recovery after six boxes. Also notes availability from Brockville Ontario and mail orders.
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Willian
Dorothy Lublin
Bush Island
Dr. Williams
Tre Williams
Williarms
Wien
Urge Vaccination to Prevent Tuberculosis
French doctors push universal vaccination for children after Pasteur Institute's Calmette BCG vaccine shows far lower tuberculosis deaths. Trials report 1 percent mortality in 21 000 vaccinated versus 26 percent in unvaccinated children. The vaccine, which can be eaten or injected, weakens bacilli to stimulate immunity. Public hostility remains, but physician interest rises and use spreads across Europe.
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Albert Calmette
Pasteur Institute
Culoiatie
Europe
Jull Named US Chairman for World Poultry Congress
Dr Jull, native of Burford Ontario, chosen chairman of the United States national committee for the 1927 World Poultry Congress. An official delegate to Ottawa congress, he heads the US Poultry Committee and has drawn over two thousand US delegates plus social members. He studied at Ontario Agricultural College, Mellitt University, and University of Wisconsin.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tr. Morley
United States Department of Agriculture
Jull
United States
Joli
Burford
Ont
Ontario Agricultural College
Mellitt University
University of Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ottawa
Soviet Increase in Aeroplanes Sparks War Spirit
Moscow reports from 22 cities indicate plans to build 1 to 12 aeroplanes each as part of a nationwide air force expansion under the banner Our answer to Chamberlain. Leningrad lists the program amid broader Soviet military mobilization.
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Soviet Union
Chamberlain
Russia
Great Britain
Moscow
Leningrad
Egg Candler’s Odd Find and Asthma Remedy Ad
Adolph Goldberg, an egg candler, claims to have found an egg with no yolk, shown at the Museum of Natural History in New York as the first on record. The ad promotes Dr Kelloge’s Asthma Remedy with testimonials praising its calming effect and breathing relief.
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Museum of Natural History
New York
Kelloge
University of Manitoba outlines degrees across faculties
The University of Manitoba lists courses across faculties including Arts, Engineering and Architecture, Medicine, Agriculture and Dairy Science, and Law. Degrees noted include BA BSc MD MBch PhD and others with professional and affiliate programs. Details on admission terms and course information available from Registrar W. J. Spence, Winnipeg.
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BOA
MOA
Bsc
Includins Lwosec
Phar
M.sc
Enginering
Architecture
Serge B.sche
Rss
HoAreh
Medcine
Agricultevee
Diome Econdmitts
HSA
Mantptora Law
Ann
W. J. Spence
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
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