World Happenings Briefly Told From September Reports
A roundup of global notes reports Sidestepping details to note key items. Statistics show 64 510 employed in Petrograd on September 1. An arrest in Budapest over an attempted baby sale. Ontario to gain about 196 000 from harvests. Motor car thieves in Ontario stole 82 cars valued at 800 000 with 22 recovered. A Canadian fruit fig industry note. Fire destroying a Halifax apple warehouse and tannery. Maritime canteen committee warned to use German language. Baltic ports warned of mines. New cricket ground opening near Portsmouth. A 92 year old batsman at Purbrook Club. Moscow coinage decree about gold value. Congress composition shows lawyers predominate. farming editors bankers and manufacturers also present.
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Winnipes
Ontario
Foronto
John Fiett
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
George E. Roberta
Halifax
Auburn
Palais de la Nation
Bat
Yeship Wattant
Baltic
Purbrook
Portsmouth
Bogingh
G. White
Partrook
Imaperte
Council of Commissars
Moscow
Wire Baat Ag
Veiled Report From Niscount Reveals Disturbing Incident
Fragmented lines describe a shocking event in Niscount Saskatchewan with vague references to a spring report. The snippet mentions a groggy reaction, possible injury to a person’s abdomen, and an astonished face. Names and clear actions are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niscount
Sankatchewan
Pring
Palow
Avery
Fancienkel Gow
Lodi Mentioned in Fragmentary News Item
A damaged OCR fragment from a New England paper references Lodi in an unsettled note about medicines and local items. The readable text provides no clear event or dates.
The Average Woman Needs More Blood
An old health ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for women with headaches, fatigue, and weak nerves. It claims the pills purify blood and restore strength, citing Mrs H Everitt of Parry Harbour Ontario and urging purchase by mail or local dealers at 50 cents a box or $2.50 for a bottle.
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Laure
Williams
Brock- He
Modern seating shifts from floor to chairs in Japan
The article notes a transition from traditional sitting on folded legs to Western style chairs in schools public spaces and homes. It promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a versatile farm remedy for horses and cattle including colic, touting its potency as a preferred substitute for sweet oil.
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Thomas
Copper Mined in Canada and Kaiser Memoirs Mixed in Article
The piece reports British Columbia leads copper production in Canada with 9 plants and $13.76 million value, Ontario and Quebec contribute most manufacturing. It also notes Sir Valentide Chirol's view of Kaiser memoirs and quotes on Willy.
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Canada
British Columbia
Cola
Bia
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
New Brunnwick
Valentide
Chirol
Berlin
London ‘Times
Endres Frederick
Willy
Colorful Ukrainian Villages Show French German Colonies Charm
Harold H. Fisher describes German villages near the Dniester across from Bessarabia as picturesque and tidy with mud brick houses tinted in blue yellow pink and green. French colonies in Nicolaey district focus on viticulture though this year's grape crop is small and famine bites both communities.
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Ukraine
Simmer
Harold H. Fisher
American Relief Administration
Dnister
Bessarabia
Spick
Span
Rhine
Mr. Fisher
Nicolaey
Russia
Northern Ontario Mines Report Forecast Gold Output
In a Dominion government survey Mr. John McLeish says Northern Ontario mines will produce at least 20,000,500 dollars in gold this year. He adds output may rise next year. He notes the 1921 production reached 36,000,000 dollars.
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Ontario
John McLeish
Dominion Government
Nest
Golden Medical Discovery Featured as Stomach Remedy
Mrs. Geo Wellington reports dramatic relief from gastric troubles after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming no indigestion since starting the medicine. Advertisements urge mothers to seek druggist offerings, liquid or tablets, for stomach issues.
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Lindsay
Dr. Pierce
Geo. Wellington
John St
Fawcett
Canada Fur Industry Totals for 1921 1923 1930
Canadian fur farmers received 1,498,105 in 1923 and 1,161,556 in 1930 from live furbearing animals and pelts. Silver fox sales reached 543,376 for 1921 and 596,809 for 192? with 2,920 animals and 2,922 pelts sold. The 1921 fur farms numbered 822 across provinces including fox, mink, raccoon, and other farms.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Yukon
Worm Powders Claim to Cure Infant Worms and Aid Growth
Miller's Worm Powders are advertised to destroy intestinal worms in infants and correct stomach and bowel morbid conditions. The product promises full nourishment for the child and overall development, asserting it prevents malnutrition caused by worms.
Engineering Wonder at Wembley Tower Pours Concrete by Rocket
The lasley Concrete Chuting Tower at the British Empire Exhibition Wembley lifts concrete via a firing system and distributes it over ground within a 450 foot radius. The 160 foot tower hoists concrete to its frame and casts it into place without manual handling, enabling hundreds of pans daily.
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Lasley
Wembley
Cascarets Offer Quick Relief in Simple Form
Bright ad promotes Cascarets as a gentle bowel cleanser for all ages. Claims cure for headaches biliousness gas indigestion and upset stomach by morning with a candylike taste and 10 cent price per box.
Alberta Exhibit Sparks Western Interest at Fairs
C G Groff provincial publicity official says Alberta viewed as promising land for Western states visitors after seven weeks on the road. The Alberta display toured Midland Empire Fair Billings Montana Alisal State Fair Salt Lake City Twin Falls Idaho and Pueblo Colorado with literature and talks by Groff and M D Mills of the Immigration Department.
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Alberta
C. G. Groff
Billings
Montana
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Idaho
Vancouver Grain Elevator Plan Proposed for City
The Vancouver grain trade aims to build a new elevator with 750000 bushels capacity to service prairies to the Orient and Europe via the Panama Canal. The project would cost 504000 dollars with funding shared by the city and private capital.
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Canadian Prairies
Orient
Europe
Panama Canal
Vancouver
Memorial 180 Foot Tower Erected in Montreal for Sailors
A memorial tower 180 feet high has been completed in Montreal to honor British sailors in the war. It stands by the river visible to passing ships and is shaped as a large cock and signal tower, operated electrically from shore.
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Montreal
Britain’s Rebuilding Trade Boosts Prewar Ties Says Commissions
Canada trade officials in Winnipeg discuss postwar shifts as Britain regains export strength. Dr J W Hoss notes China’s rapid commercial rise and Canada’s limited awareness. Major G B Johnson foresees Britain gradually restoring its former trade dominance, aiding Canada’s export recovery.
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Canada
Winnipeg
J. W. Hoss
China
Alexandra Hotel
Shanghai
Glasgow
Ross
Major Johnson
Great Britain
Oder
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color for Worn Garments
Advertises Diamond Dyes as a simple kit to revive faded skirts waists coats stockings and draperies. Claims guaranteed even dye with no streaking spotting fading or running and asks buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
Vast World Gold Production Since Columbus Discovery
World gold output totals 175 million fine ounces valued at 15 billion dollars since Columbus. About 8 billion remains in circulation or banks and treasuries, 2 billion in the U.S. treasury. The remaining 10 billion has been used in industry or disappeared over 48 years of record keeping.
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America
United States
High Praise for Tanlac Relief by Mrs Vivian Angelo Short
Mrs. Vivian Angelo Short of Calgary testifies Tanlac restored her health after two months in hospital for neuritis and a run down condition. She describes severe joint pain swelling and inability to walk but notes rapid improvement within two weeks and full recovery after four bottles. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tatlac
Vivian Angelo Short
21S
84Th Ave
Calgary
London
Paria
Smyrna
Con Hick
Constantinople
Anid Mrs. Short
New Bee Husbandry Course Opens at Saskatchewan
The University of Saskatchewan launches a bee industry course in the fall term with Miss J Hi Bayford heading the department. Bayford has fifteen years of beekeeping and a 1921 harvest of 20 pounds of honey from her Wawota farm sold at 70 cents a pound, aiding the college’s new program.
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University of Saskatchewan
University of
House Size Question Sparks Store Dialogue
Hollywood High School News notes a humorous exchange as a clerk asks a customer about her house size, illustrating everyday campus life and chatter in a local department store scene.
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Hollywood High School News
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Adian
Petrograd
Win
Budapest
Congress
B. i
Ew.gillett Company Limited
Wera
Torontoscanada
Pwonreran
B.c.copper
Kaiser
Britain
Department of Bee Husbandry
Gillette
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