Prince Viggo to Farm in Canada for Education
Yriece Viggo, 22, youngest son of Prince Waldemar of Denmark, will leave Denmark January 14 and travel via New York to the United States for a brief tour before settling in Canada to pursue practical farming. He joins a democratic royal family with brothers Ange Axel and Erik, and sister Marguerite who earned a BA and is pursuing curatorial work.
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Yriece Viggo
Waldemar
Denmark
Canada
Viggo
New York
United States
Ange
Copenhagen
Prince Axel Ia
Prince Erik
Marguerite
Fragmented Note on Trade and Indigenous Affairs From 1915 Era
A garbled OCR passage references the Overs of the War of the Cor trade and mentions gatherings in winter, prices, and property values. It discusses Indian experiences, pacification efforts, and educational or health initiatives connected to Indigenous peoples, with scattered numbers and references to commissioners and federal actions.
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Predoris
Bering
Gertiaria
Ama
Wart of Indies
United States
Festeres
Caseten
Indwa
Sule
Emir Peim
Belgium Relief Fund Uses Commission to Distribute Wheat
The Belgian government and bankers fund relief to aid shipments of wheat from the United States and other nations through a relief commission. Belgium pays government employees via the relief system, with supplies purchased by the commission and sold locally, profits funding salaries. The arrangement resembles a water wheel, with funds circulating to support workers while distributing aid.
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Belgium
Berne
Sen of Relief & Fund
Charterumg of
Shige
United States
Helgiom
Ciee
Hich
Commission For Relief In
Mreest P. Bicknell
Irish prisoners pressed by Sir Roger Casement in wartime visit
Daily Mall reports two Irth soldiers among starving men who were urged to betray Irish prisoners and join the Germans. It notes Sir Roger Casement visited the camp at Lemberg, urging a strike against claims of treachery.
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Irth
Sir Roger Casement
Roger
Lemberg
Cold Sickness Sparks Medical Bills and Work Absences
Fragmentary report describes illness spreading, highlighting rising doctor bills and lost work days. Mentions proposed remedies and cautions about limited access to bracers and shops, with an emphasis on cold season illness.
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Oden
Serries
Cmon
Sweed
Loyalty of India Emphasized By War Leader Rostemjes
A war speaker asserts India’s loyalty and sacrifice during the global crisis. He notes Indian princes and people backing Britain, cites India as a key imperial partner, and mentions 250000 troops sent with potential for more. Parsee units fight alongside Canadians in Flanders as Holloway's Corn Cure features in the ad context.
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Jadis
Koetom Hestumjee Eéner
Orients
Kely
Otter
Rostemjes
India
Apadian
Great Britain
Canada
British Empire
Homer
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Gallipoli
France
Flanders
Lightning rods reduce fire losses say insurance authorities
Statements from insurers emphasize lightning as the main fire cause and cite multiple claims paid for lightning damage over six years. They advocate lightning rod protection as a practical remedy in securing buildings against fire as part of a broader campaign to cut fire losses in Canada.
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Canada
Cameron
Bad Williams Metal Fire Insurance
Alice Craig
Lettning
W. G. Withemghby
Lambton Mutusi Fire Insurance Co
Watford
Artificial Incubation Techniques for Stronger Chicks
Advice on preparing flocks for artificial incubation emphasizes vigor in breeding stock, timely egg collection, and proper handling. Readers are urged to keep birds in peak condition before laying, provide fresh air sunshine light feed and clean water, and manage to minimize stress to preserve egg vitality for successful hatchings.
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Brit
Bern
Handling and care tips for hatching and asthma remedy noted
The text discusses proper incubation handling to improve chick outcomes and warns against rushing the process to avoid low hatch rates. It also references persistent asthma and promotes Dr D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy as a recommended treatment.
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D. Kelloge
Submarine Hull Fragments Reported At Sea Site
Readable fragments describe a submarine hull piece drifting about thirty miles at sea. The report notes the object appears as a half hull with metal frame and men aboard imagery. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Government Seizes Stores to Stabilize North England Prices
The government plans to employ 8008 men in tion work in north England to prevent extortionate prices. To support the program, authorities have acquired all stores in the area to secure provisions and stabilize availability.
Fragmented OCR Note on British Peerage Amid War Losses
A damagedOCR passage discusses Detertts peerage and British titles related to wartime suffering. It references a relief effort for those killed and notes reporters reviewing cemeteries and memorials.
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Detertt
Canadians and Gerbed Wire in Modern Warfare
Fragmented wartime notes describe barbed wire’s crucial role in trench fighting and the failure of cutters against heavy batteries and machine guns. It highlights Canadian forces and women machinists adapting for munitions work amid factory deployments and wartime labor.
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Moders
Meichen
Rho Ous 14Th Soba
Royal Mostreais
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Ronit
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Bly
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Wood
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de Deerg
Leos Af Laeron
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Patline
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Toronto
Momar
Trappers Furs
Raeete
Amd
Prince of
Ell
Jong
Dodds
Leyetty Seow
Costrigutems
Miller
Holloway
Mirard
Rom
Meretet, Negere Ey Wrartetre
Bovrils
Bovril
Paty Vara
Oereces &Breanert
Ledirs Cmd Blader
Walker House
Gee. Wright & Co
Preprieters
Lew Besth
the Excelsior Life Insurance CO
Terente
Monster
Minard
Amq Ean
Sy Beer
Poe the Colts
Kendall's
AliceSont
Bette
Bettie i
Out & A Treetier
J. Kendall Co
Enosbury Falls
Stae
Souk
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