Canada should honor Unknown Soldier with national memorial
The piece urges Canada to erect a national memorial for an unidentified Canadian soldier from the Great War. It praises Britain's Unknown Soldier at Westminster Abbey as a model and calls for bringing a representative Canadian remains to Ottawa for a fitting tomb and ceremonies, reflecting national unity and sacrifice.
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England
Westminster Abbey
Britain
France
Italy
United States
Canada
Flanders
Dominion
Newlands
Saskatchewan
Great Britain
Ottawa
Valuable iron ore deposits reported at Lake Athabasca shores
Official confirmation received that deposits of valuable iron ore have been discovered on the shores of Lake Athabasca. Samples brought to Edmonton are declared to be of good quality by mineral experts.
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Lake Athabasca
Edmonton
Miller's Worm Powders claim broad health benefits
Canadian Forestry Magazine describes Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable worm destroyer and a beneficial medicine for children. The text asserts immediate worm expulsion and improvements in digestion and overall health, warning of weakened constitution if untreated.
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Miller
Silence Monitor at Hackney Council Library
A library employee in Hackney Council Shoreditch England earns 20 dollars weekly for a role described as the world’s softest job. His task is to call Silence when required. The piece urges readers to spend locally to aid town merchants and cautions against provoking trouble.
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Library of the
Hackney Council
Shoreditch
England
There is more action in 22 ounce of kitten than a ton of elephant
Minard's Liniment for Garget in Cows appears in the page, likely as an advertisement claiming medical or veterinary benefits for cattle conditions. The brief keeps to the period sales pitch style and references the product name directly.
New Air Liner For Ocean Traffic
A large British aircraft maker builds a 150 passenger monoplane for London to New York service. It features a 400 foot high lift wing, amphibious landing carriage, aboard restaurant, and an expected first cost near £150,000 with later models around half that price.
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London
New York
Croydon
New York Harbor
Atlantic
England
America
Jamboli
Bulgaria
East Africa
Krupp Works On Peace Time Basis
Krupp's plants now operate on a peace time basis with about 99,000 officials and workers as of last June. Peak wartime payroll reached 171,000 in 1918. Postwar shift includes an eight hour day and diversified outputs from ships to locomotives. Locomotive and rolling stock plant employs 5,000 and can yearly produce 360 heavy locomotives with tenders and 2,500 fifteen ton trucks.
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Krupp
Essen
Krupp’s
Glad He Tried The Tonic Treatment For Fatigue
Anemic fatigue worsens without blood-building remedies and nourishment. Mr. Wilson Johnson reports chronic weakness and sleeplessness until using Dr Williams Pink Pills, purchased locally or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. Six boxes helped him regain health and he endorses the remedy.
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Wilson Johnson
Nineveh
N.S
Cage
Dr. Williams
Tom
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
America’s premier huntress returns with trophies from Africa
Mrs. Frederick Dalziel, celebrated as America’s premier huntress, has arrived home from a major East Africa big game expedition. Her car load includes elephant and rhinoceros tusks, seven lion skins, buffalo horns, and the skins of a leopard and a cheetah.
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America
Frederick Dalziel
East
Africa
Tanlac credited with saving wife’s life says Reading salesman
Benjamin H. Kauffman of Reading Pennsylvania testimonials that Tanlac cured his wife of yearlong catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. He claims she gained energy and vitality after five weeks of treatment and urges others to try Tanlac sold by leading druggists and merchants.
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Tanlac
Benjamin H. Kauffman
Bingaman St
Reading
Croll & Keck
Social Intercourse Spurs Community Growth in British Columbia
In British Columbia ranching and farming districts popular social life grows with 60 new communities formed in the past year, raising the total to 2,209. Soldier settlers occupy new lands to create these settlements.
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British Columbia
Sunny Side Rose Trees Lesson For Modern Living
A man notes one rose tree thrives on the sunny side while the other withers in shade. Advice follows to live on the sunny side and avoid shady actions. Also mentions oatmeal stockpiles in Scotland and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for external and internal use with relief claims.
Best Saskatchewan Sheep Show Opens Winter Fairs
J G Robertson livestock commissioner hailed the Saskatoon show as the best yet though few buyers joined the sale. About two hundred spectators attended as exhibits confined to Saskatchewan were offered at the conclusion of the fair.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
J. G. Robertson
Child’s Grievance Sparks School Knife Sharpening Claim
A pupil reports a teacher asked for his knife to sharpen a pencil and blamed the boy for a bad mark. The dialogue shows the boy defending his critique while the mother hushes him. The incident centers on discipline and classroom tools.
Hardening Money Metal for Sharpened Tool Edges
A process has been found to harden money metal to resist most acids, enabling its use in creating tools that require sharp edges. This advancement could improve durability and performance of edge tools across various industries.
Your Teeth and Mouth Infections Health Message
The article warns that most bodily infections originate from mouth and sinus abscesses and emphasizes removing infection sources to keep blood clean. It notes 52 potential mouth infection sources from temporary and permanent teeth and urges early disease prevention for health and success. It also mentions a Turkish loan authorized by the National Assembly and promotes Kellogg asthma remedy with testimonials.
Saskatchewan Hospitals Association elects Needham president
Joseph Needham of Unity Sask was chosen as president of the Saskatchewan Hospitals Association at the annual Regina convention. A deputation then visited the Provincial Government seeking amendments to the Hospital Act.
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Joseph Needham
Unity, Sask
Saskatchewan Hospitals Association
Regina
Calling a Man a Liar in Public Debate
In Cyn thiana Democrat commentary the author argues that labeling someone a liar wastes speech. If the target is a liar the claim confirms their awareness. if not, the accuser must live with the charge. The piece critiques rhetorical flare over substantive discourse.
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Cynthiana Democrat
Wool or Snow Warmth From Trapped Air
The warmth in wool or snow comes from air held in their interstices, creating insulation. This physical principle explains why dense fabrics and packed snow keep heat from escaping.
Okanagan Flour Milken From Vernon Mill Opens
Okanagan Flour from B C wheat milled in Vernon is offered by Vernon's newest industry the Okanagan Farmers Milling Company Limited The modern mill can produce fifty barrels of flour daily and also mills a good grade of bran and shorts for sale to the public.
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Okanagan
Vernon
Minard's Liniment for Distemper Excerpt
An excerpt from the Baltimore Sun notes a desperate move by citizens to restore normalcy in the community urging acceptance of smaller profits for the common good amid distemper concerns.
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The
Baltimore Sun
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