Canada Faces Diamond Jubilee Immigration Push
The piece urges welcoming newcomers as Canada anticipates a record influx in the diamond jubilee year. It cites Europe’s upheaval easing emigration, Canada’s improved economy, and the need for rapid, lawful assimilation into permanent, productive residents with local councils and neighbors aiding settlement.
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Canada
Ifo
Dominion
Great Britain
Survivor of Livingstone era tended sheep in Transvaal
Lazarus Raikane, possibly the last survivor of Livingstone’s circle, lives in Vereeniging district Transvaal. Born in Pretoria district, he served Livingstone by tending sheep and drawing water. Records note Livingstone’s Kuruman trek in 1811, making Raikane’s age likely in his eighty or ninety.
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Lazarus Raikane
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Kuruman
Glasgow Werald
Airplane Hover Test At Crickte Aerodrome London NAV
Pilot Capt. A. S. Wilcocksen lifts a 6 ton night bomber to hover at 2000 feet above Crickte Road Aerodrome London NAV. He reduces throttle to achieve motionless flight then slows further and briefly moves backward relative to ground as observers note.
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London
Thandley
End of Wars Urged for Anglo-Saxon Unity by British Envoy
British ambassador to Washington Sir Esme Howard urged unity among English speaking peoples at a Washington Twentieth Century Club talk. He warned unity of heart requires no wars despite armament fears and called for focusing on each nation’s own defense needs. He also noted Britain cannot ignore Europe when preserving Anglo-saxon unity.
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Sheart
Flaming
Esme Howard
Twentieth Century Club
Waimat
Ehild
Europe
Sir Exme
Great Britain
Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago
A health ad announces a remedy that claims rapid relief from rheumatism and lumbago, offering immediate comfort to sufferers and promising lasting ease through its formula. The copy emphasizes quick action and strong relief.
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Lumbago
Nerviline Proclaimed A Remedy For Rheumatism Pain
A Georgetown letter from F. E. Normand claims Nerviline cured crippling rheumatic pain quickly. He urges readers to obtain a five dollar bottle to find reliable relief and a rapid return to mobility.
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F. FE. Normand
Georgetown
Oil Production Types Reported in Turner Valley Field
Three distinct oils are being produced in the Turner Valley field near Calgary. Royalite No 4 and Vulcan yield naphtha and gasoline, while New New McDougall-Segur handles crude. The latter was producing 100 barrels per day by tapping, with a pump installation underway.
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Vulcan
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Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Strength And Sleep
A testimonial from Mrs Hensher of Kingston Ontario details dramatic improvement after six boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes relief from back and limb pains, restored sleep and appetite, and recovery in her anaemic daughter. Pills sold by dealers or 50 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. A free booklet Building Up the Blood offered on request.
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Dr. Williams
England designs giant flying boat for jungle airway
A 1200 mile jungle route from Khar toum through Central Africa to Kenya is to be served by a large triple screw air liner designed in England. Based on a fast Air Ministry flying boat, the craft will land as a seaplane at many points along rivers lakes and swamps along the route.
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Khartoum
Central Africa
Kenya
England
Air Ministry
Potassium Deficiency Linked to Cancer Claims and Diet Warnings
The piece recounts Dr Forbes Ross’s view that cancer stems from potassium salt deficiency and that correcting this can reverse advanced cancer. It warns that refined foods and boiled vegetables strip minerals, causing potassium starvation linked to various illnesses, and promotes The Cantassium Treatment via Charles Walter of Toronto. It also references Dr Kelloge’s Asthma Remedy and notes the fiddler crab’s enlarged claw.
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Lor. F. W. Forbes Ross
Atlantic Ocean
Vorbes Ross
Charles Walter
Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
U.S.A
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England
Invisible infrared searchlight weapon touted by British war ministry
The British government guards a new infrared searchlight ray claimed to reveal enemy movements at night. Inventor John L. Baird and Captain O. G Hutchinson describe a system linked to television technology that could detect aircraft and scenes thousands of miles away, with defenders using it to track unseen nighttime approaches.
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John L. Baird
O. G Hutchinson
Comic Ad Snippet on Corn Remover and Beauty
A dated ad line notes Hollo way's Corn Remover relieves painful corns while a quip on a chronic borrower contrasts with a claim that a woman's fading beauty reveals brains. The fragment reflects early 20th century humorous promotional copy.
World Health Pill Aids Digestion And Headache Relief
A vegetable after meal tablet is widely used to prevent indigestion and sick headache. Millions also seek it as a mild laxative to ease bowel movements and leave a pleasant after effect. These pills are a doctor's prescription and sold by all druggists.
Pape's Diapepsin advertised relief for indigestion
The notice touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest surest relief for indigestion gases flatulence heartburn sourness fermentation or stomach distress from acidity. A few tablets give immediate relief. Druggiers sell millions of packages.
Garden Instruction Series From University Of Saskatchewan
The Department of Horticulture at the University of Saskatchewan announces a series of short articles for Saskatchewan gardeners. Topics include The Garden Area Planning the Home Garden Vegetables for the Home Garden Fruits for the Home Garden Annual Flowers for the Home Garden Perennial Flowers for the Home Garden and more. Articles will be mailed upon request to the university.
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Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
Fame Garden
University
Scientist States Women Speak Less Than Men
A Flemish scientist calmly claims women are less talkative than men in objective terms. He cites two facts: longer vocal cords in men require more energy to produce sound, and women have shorter vocal cords.
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Canada
United States
Fragmented Vintage Ad Snippets Point to Health and Headlines
A cache of ad copy and short notes references Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for sores and coughs, a claim about butter or animal fat warding off tuberculosis, and a remark on a president’s mother who witnessed her son’s inauguration. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper filler.
Road to James Bay Rail Project Progress Hinted
The speech from the throne in Toronto suggested advancing the northern Ontario railway toward James Bay this year. The line aims to develop the intervening country, not just reach the bay, and early results from Cobalt show broad mineralization extending northward, possibly to the bay shore.
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Toronto
Ontario
James Bay
Cobalt
Edmonton Bulletin
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