World Happenings Briefly Told In Seek of Global News
The Spanish Government plans to build at Cape Juby an airport open to all nations. King Albert of Belgium elected foreign associate member by the Academy of Morale and Political Defences. Princess Marie Jose won a piano in a Belgian contest. The Japanese Emperor permits filming at the Imperial Palace and shrines. King Alfonse and Queen Victoria of Spain to visit the United States. Dr. Beaumont Cornell of Brockville Ontario to study pernicious anemia via a bequest from James B. Duke. Alexander Romanowski arrives in New York to plan a Petrograd on Long Island for Russian emigrants. A League of Nations inquiry group heads to Persia to study replacing poppy crops. Silesian magistrates will drive to understand traffic rule violations. M P Caron, Quebec agriculture minister, leaves April 15 for Paris for an international agriculture congress.
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the Academy of Morale and Political Defences
Hay
Albert
Woodrow Wilson
Marie Jose
Belgium
Mualcal Gulan
Imperial Palace
Washington Post
King Al‘foney
Queen Victoria
Spain
United States
Beaumont. Cornell
Brockville
Ont
Jas. B. Duke
Alexander Romanowski
Canala
Czar
Russia
Hae
New York
Petrograd
Long Island
League of Nations Commission of Inquiry
Persia
Silesia
Hos. J. E. Caron
Quebec
France
Paris
Nerviline Pain Relief Promises Deep Penetration
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a fast acting pain reliever that penetrates deeply to soothe back pain when other remedies fail. It claims small pains disappear quickly and big pains are driven away, with large bottles available at dealers.
Prince of Wales hints at personal public statement
Reportedly the Prince of Wales told an old war friend there is an interesting announcement to be made and that he will make the announcement himself. The remark underscores a forthcoming message from the royal.
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Wii
Himnett
Prince of Wales
Map of Troubles Feeds Ideas on Drowning in the Stomach
A quirky, speculative note links a map to mental troubles and the belief that drowning thoughts originate in the stomach. The fragment hints at metaphorical self reflection and misplaced geography of feelings.
Radio and Air Travel Advances Span The World
World radio progress includes a new tall tower for Germany near Berlin, plans for radio equipped air taxis by Sweden, and a Denver KOA station link for storm reporting. Winnipeg tube plant to cut tube costs promises Manitoba industry growth and lower prices.
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Winnipeg
N. L. Noah
Minneapolis
Fashion pattern for green and fawn tweed ensemble
The advertisement details a women’s suit in green and fawn tweed with a deep yoke, box-plaited sleeves, and a coordinating blouse No. 1272a. It includes fabric yardage for sizes 34 to 42, a skirt No. 1266 with camisole top, and a costume belt. Pattern price is 20 cents. Fashion Book priced at 10 cents.
Laughter Turns to Relief With Carter’s Little Liver Pills
Brooklyn resident Ms. K Kummer writes that she mistook rheumatism for illness and laughed at the suggestion of Carter’s Little Liver Pills. After three months she found relief from constipation, praising the pills as non habit forming and effective for her and her friends.
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Brooklyn
K. Kummer
Carter
John Dixon Dies in Ottawa War Publicity Official
John Dixon a former newspaperman and publicity director for the war era conservation commission and the natural resources intelligence services branch died in Ottawa at 57. Born in St Thomas Ontario he once managed the Edmonton Bulletin. A sister Mrs W H Haslem of Cranbrook BC is among his survivors.
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John Dixon
Ottawa
Commission of Conservation
Natural Resources’ Branch
Department, of Interior
St. Thomas
Ont
Edmonton Bulletin
W. H. Haslem
Cranbrook
B.C
Pink Pills Prove Bloodade Strengthen Health Claims
An advertisement extols Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a remedy for anaemia and fatigue. A Bowden Alberta woman credits the pills with restoring her health after severe weakness and influenza. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents a box and can be ordered by mail from Brockville Ontario. It also mentions a Berlin aviation society forming a high altitude research group.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Heart Trouble Keeps Reader Awake at Night
Mrs J. D. McClintock of Charlotte Town P E describes year of anxiety and sleepless nights due to a troubled heart. She notes vision-like sensations and nerves until reading about a remedy or advice in the source.
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Mra
J. D. McClintock
Charlottetown
P.E
Pills sold by The T Milburn Co Limited
The text notes Prae Act and Priae Act pills have been sold for 32 years by dealers, with distribution by The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto Ontario. It mentions sleeping aid effects and a fine price, but details are unclear.
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T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Ont
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Scrambled With Multiple Entries
A long jumble of crossword clues and partial answers appears, listing items like furniture pieces, names, and fractions of phrases. The page mixes numbered across and down clues with mis-spellings and truncated words, hinting at a broad puzzle text.
Soldiers divide Jesus garments at crucifixion and Mary at the cross
The Sunday School lesson notes the soldiers casting lots for Jesus seamless robe as foretold in Psalm 22 18 and reflects on the desolation of a dying man and the loyal women at the cross including Mary and Salome as depicted by Dr Marcus Dods and Dr J H Jowett.
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Jesus
Marcus Doda
Christ
Croas
Salome
Mary
Clopas
Mary Magdalene
Tita
J. H. Jowett
Motors For Roller Skates Propelled by Small Engines
Small acetylene or gasoline-burning motors fuel roller skates by a German engineer. They generate considerable power and will run on pavements and rough surfaces. Hand controls operate the mechanism. The engine uses principles found in maklaog amal motors for geroplanes as noted in Popular Mechanics.
Doctors warn women on danger of boyish figures
Twenty five leading American medical men meet in New York to address American women about the health risks of striving for slim or boyish figures. They call the pursuit a nation wide fad with no relation to national health and warn that drastic weight reduction harms future generations.
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U. 8
New York
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Orient
Vancouver
Witly
Shanghai
Darien
Itets LS
Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs
Koenigswusterhausen
Berlin
Air Traffic Society
Lester Brookstabler
Northern University
KOA
Denver
Storma
Dai
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Age
Colin
Hamburg
Gezellsachaft Fuer -Hoehenflugforschung
Marn
Jaloly Trjojal
Holloway
Minard
DR. Pierce
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