Communists Fail In Britain Says Blackwoods Magazine
The article argues Communists have failed in Britain, claiming their aim is to lure sailors and soldiers from allegiance to trigger revolution. It praises discovery of their schemes and condemns their actions as cowardly and punishable.
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Becauuse
Huasia
Blackwoods Magazine
Baree Drawn Toward South in Wild Northland Quest
Carvel, after a brutal wolf encounter, nurses Baree through injuries as their bond deepens. Baree repeatedly faces south, hinting a mysterious pull toward his hunting grounds and a distant home. They discover a frozen trapper’s cabin, claim its riches, and Baree’s longing for Gray Loon, Nepeese, and the forgotten graves grows as spring returns.
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Baree
Carvel
Mackenzie
British Columbia
Wholdaia Lake
Beree
Nepeese
Woman Recovers After Severe Operation in Coniston
Mrs L Lasey of Coniston Ontario writes that after a major operation and a three week stay she returned home weak and unable to move. She describes months of pain and fatigue before using Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine and Vegetable Compound and reports regained strength to do her farm work.
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Coniston
Ontario
Lydia Pinkham
L. Laseynesse
Carvel’s Return South After Lone Hudson Bay Quest
In spring Carvel travels to Lac la Biche with Baree, the dog. He experiences visions from Willow and the dark forest as he drifts between northern posts and cabin life. By May the first Blue Flowers bloom and he decides to travel back south, changing plans.
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Carvel
Hudson’s Bay Company
Lac la Biche
Baree
Carver
Lac Batn
Bush McTaggart
Tonic treatment for indigestion and a wandering ascent
Indigestion is linked to a run down condition and can be relieved by enriching the blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills renew the blood strengthen nerves and help the stomach do its work. A testimonial from Ada Webb of Prescott Ontario describes dramatic relief after months of suffering and ineffective treatments. The ad notes availability from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
Pr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Throat Trouble in Toronto Man Recovers Voice
A Toronto man details years of laryngitis with periodic sore throats and voice loss, noting his throat improves after winter and seasonal spells, as he describes recovery phases and recurrent symptoms.
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Toronto
McDonald
Dr. Pes
Dream of Willow Returns Amid Winter’s Fade
A narrator recalls a fablelike vision where winter vanishes from the mind and spring returns. The character imagines Willow awaiting him beyond a green forest ridge as birds, flowers, and blue skies reappear. The scene ends with anticipation.
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Nepeese
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief For Stomach Upsets
The advert promotes Nerviline as a household remedy for upset stomach belching gas and nausea. It claims 20 drops in sweetened water give instant results and notes the product has been used for nearly fifty years and sold in 35 cent bottles. A doctor joke closes the piece with a patient paying another’s bill.
Denmark Cuts Tuberculosis Death Rate Through Milk Controls
Denmark reports the lowest tuberculosis death rate in Europe, attributed to strict milk supply controls. Cows with tuberculosis are culled with government compensation, aided by milk seller groups. Six sanitariums for adults, one for lung children, and facilities for scrofulous and weak children supported by the National Association Against Tuberculosis cut deaths from 23 per 10,000 in 1901 to under 9 per 10,000 in 1925.
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Denmark
Chicago
Europe
National Association Against Tuberculosis
Little Helps For This Week
A reflective piece contrasts religious quotes with a call to daily virtue and happiness. It emphasizes doing good as the only law, enduring faith as an anchor, and the idea that life gains meaning through this ideal. Author cited Henri Frederic Amiel.
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Henri Frederic
Amiel
Shrewd Guess Mrs Hooker Discusses Winter Outfit
George and Mrs Hooker converse about an overcoat and choose a suitable winter outfit. The exchange hints at thoughtful planning and domestic focus on attire.
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Mrs. Hooker
George
Hooker
Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Promises Relief
Dread of asthma causes misery with nightly attacks and constant fear of future episodes. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claims to provide immediate relief and ward off future attacks, leaving sufferers in peace. Inexpensive and sold almost everywhere.
Tahiti Fire Walkers Puzzle Scientists Still Seek Mystery
The Tahiti fire walkers cross a two by two foot trench filled with heated stones after hours of burning until white hot. Ashes are cleaned and a barefoot stroll follows. Scientists have studied the feat, but the secret remains elusive. Muscular rheumatism relief and a brisk rub with Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is advertised as beneficial.
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New York
Thomas
Explorer Sets Sail for Arctic Search From Seattle
George H. Wilkins sails from Seattle aboard the Victoria bound for Seward Alaska to launch a voyage into the Arctic Ocean with two planes for Arctic flights from Point Barrow. Major Thomas G Lanphier serves as U S Army official observer in the party.
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George H. Wilkins
Seattle
Arctic Ocean
Wilkins
Victoria
Seward
Alaska
Arctic
Point Barrow
Thomas G. Lanphier
United States Army
Moral Man Keeps Face Hidden at Dinner Party
A dinner party scene features a motorist claiming familiarity with a waiter, who insists the situation has always been as it is, implying a recurring, unresolved recognition or resemblance.
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Gram
Saskatchewan Wheat Crop Valued At 264 Million In 1925
The 1925 Saskatchewan wheat crop totaled 240.6 million bushels from 13.00 million acres at an average 18.5 bushels per acre, valued at 264.606 million dollars and representing over half of the Dominion's total crop value.
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Saskatchewan
Bureau of Statistics
Engineer Aims Doctor Degree While Working as Railroader
Stuart M. Watson, a 28 year old railroad engineer, balances work and medical study to finance his education. He earned his A.B. from Ohio State University last June and plans to complete his medical course. Watson has worked as an engineer since 1920, sometimes taking night shifts and occasional sabbaticals to finish his arts degree in six years.
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Stuart M. Watson
Credit Given to Successful Borrower for Efforts
A successful borrower earns recognition for their effort and the associated credit or reward reflects the completion of a favorable outcome. The notice emphasizes merit based on the borrower’s diligent work and satisfactory repayment.
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