Turbulent World News From A Damaged Page
A garbled from a damaged OCR mixes reports of comet sightings in New Fork, diamond production trends, and diplomatic shifts. It mentions Japan delaying betrothal plans, African diamond output debates, a Rockefeller physician in Cleveland, and a Saskatchewan university awardee with scholarships and medals.
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Henke
Japan
Algertea
Ater
Rusalaa
Staavia
Staavia Mi Sabline-Ia
Kensington Ctytriet
Hugi
Yur Atlicers
Ston
Bisk Ulgxur
John DL Rockefeller
King
Cleveland
Ohio
Biggar
Gukyili
Toronto University
Honey as a wholesome predigested food for energy
The article explains that bees alter honey’s sugars to levulose and dextrose, making honey readily assimilable without digestion. It notes predigested preparations exist for invalids and children, but for healthy digestion honey’s other qualities remain important as a wholesome natural food.
Hothouse Tomatoes and Sea Food Notes from Vancouver Growers
The report discusses a second crop of tomatoes from Vancouver and a shipment of five cars of cantaloupes to Eastern Canada. Three cars go to Montreal and Toronto, while the growers association promotes a cooperative approach. Also noted are cucumber shipments and price details.
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Hothouse
Omatoes
Vancouver
Canada
Furonta Ane
Montreal
Alb
Vietoris Co-operature Hat-Siouse Growers’ Association
Driving license cancellations curb reckless driving says Montreal Gazette
The Montreal Gazette urges immediate adopt of license suspension to curb drunken and reckless driving. It notes 1203 licenses retaken in New York and argues fines fail for serious breaches, praising license revocation as effective to protect life and property on public highways.
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Gratefeld
New York
Aly Cason
Blair
Montreal Gazette
Africans Mutiny Crashes Air Mail Flight in Sahara
A Madrid telgram reports that African assailants killed pilot Henry and mechanic Pintado and wounded a second crew member after a postal plane tackling engine trouble forced a crash landing in the Sahara near Cap Jodor West of Spanish territory. Spanish police seek release of the wounded flyer.
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Salara
Mall
Madrid
Bart Atvlon
Dakar
Casablanca
Cap Vojador
Western Sahara
Predict New Empire Capital
In a discussion of imperial fate London may become a major city in Canada or Australia as the empire evolves. Dominion Premiers weigh Crown relevance while security remains a key outcome of the Imperial conference. A gift of 590,000 from Lord Woksing Ten aids Edinburgh animal breeding, matching a Rockefeller board grant for expansion.
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London
Canada
Australia
Downing Street
Lord Woksing
Chase
Edinburgh
Rockefeller International Education Board
Fragmented Quote Reflects Social Commentary
An OCR fragment hints at views on gender roles and reinforcement of feminine voices. The text references women sharing opinions with other women and a man who works for plebium dowing his best, indicating a dated, unclear social satire.
MacLeod named director of publicity for Wheat Pool
A. J. McPhail announced Saskatchewan official Joms Wheat Pool appoints MacLeod as director of publicity in Winnipeg starting Jan 1. MacLeod, veteran publicist and former newspaperman, served since 1915 in the government Bureau of Publications and previously edited and managed several Saskatchewan papers. He came to Saskatchewan in 1906 and helped launch The Saturday Press.
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MacLeod
Wooal MacLend
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
A. J. McPhall
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Yivat Committee
Exhamesteader
Bureau of Publications
Orst
Kerrobert
Saskatoon Phoenix
Tle
Phoenix
Saskatchewan Weekly
Newspaper Association
Fur farms sprout on Kinahan Islands boosting BC pelt trade
Big Fur Farms on the Kinahan Islands off northern British Columbia convert to wealth production at fox breeding grounds. Five pairs of blue fox were released this week as Captain Alfred Swanson leads a new farm project. More stock from Alaska is due, part of a cluster of small farms aimed at boosting provincial commercial revenue.
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Darren Islands
British Columbia
Alaska
Kinahan Islands
Alfred Swanson
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
Pattern order details from the Winnipeg Union at 175 McDermot Ave. The form lists Pattern NO. and size options. The note shows how to place an order for patterns through the newspaper’s listed address.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
True To Tradition Air Pilot Sticks to Damaged Airplane
Lieutenant D S Cornwall U S N kept control of a damaged plane to save passenger FL B Curtiss. He refused to parachute while Curtiss died in the crash and Cornwall was seriously injured.
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D. S&s
Cornwall
U.S.N
FL B. Curtiss
Increased Demand for Canadian Wheat From Shanghai Mills
C O Julian, special representative of the Vancouver Harbor Board, reports rising demand for Canadian hard wheat from Shanghai flour mills as a major trade opportunity. Mills mix Canadian wheat with poorer grades to maintain quality, and imports are rising. The note reflects broader intent to expand Canada’s Far East trade amid evolving markets.
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Shanghai
China
C. O. Julian
Vancouver Harbor Board
Orient
Canada
Canadian Colonization and Immigration as Dual Problems
The article argues Canada should attract youth to farming and colonization at home, urging a back to the land movement. It notes fifteen letters found in damaged mail boxes near New Westminster BC, awaiting repairs, and emphasizes using native colonization material to offset immigration.
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Canada
Europe
City Hall
New Westminster
B.C
Not Absolute Proof Clerk Makes Playful Exchange
A playful exchange features a clerk and Mrs. Wolfe in a humorous dialogue about bristles, ivory, and a bald hosta baring quirks. The whimsical banter centers on a faux technical remark and a light mishearing.
Treille Sees Canadian Win In Wheat And Oat Sweepstakes
Herman Treille of Wembley Alta wins both wheat and oats sweepstakes at the International Livestock Exposition and Hayad Grin Show in Chicago. Canada dominates with multiple exhibitor prizes as Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba traders collect top honors.
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Herman Treille
Wembley
Alta
Canady
Chicago
Herman Trelle
Werables
Ad&w
Trelle
Canada
Mr. Treille
Karam Whet
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Sask
Tentry Priz Trowell
Saltcoats
Sask Hisheelg
J. Cassels
Warrenton
Man
James Carr
Shaunavon
Thompson
Pathiow
George E. ‘Trowell
George Edwards
North Battleford
G. 1. Barrett
Fiske
Manitoba
H. Tucker
Manitou
Samuel Larcombe
Birtle
Alberta
Richard Harrison
Cliaton
E. B.tudor
Strathmore
King Announces Pacific Cable Opens for Business
The first message over the new Pacific cable between Canada New Zealand and Australia comes from the King to the peoples of the three nations. He says the cable expands rapid communication essential to prosperity and to mutual understanding.
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Businera
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Pacific
Radio linked invisible camera aims to trap criminals
Inventor Joan F. Seebold of La Salle Illinois previews a radio controlled invisible camera that can capture criminals and act as a burglar alarm. He plans a test within a month to show the device detecting robbers at sites.
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Joan F. Seebold
la Salle
Ills
Seebold
Imperial War Museum reveals WWI exhibit highlights
The naval section in London’s Imperial War Museum opened featuring a display on the raid of Heligoland Bight and a wall listing ships that flew the white ensign. Included is a quip about a bricklayer and a fence and a note on tree transpiration.
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Imperial War Museum
London
Theligoland Bight
Samuel and the child who serves the Lord in faith
A Sunday school lesson on Samuel's call from 1 Samuel chapters 1-3 and Psalm 119. The piece notes Samuel's early age, his service to Eli, and the lasting lesson that childhood devotion shapes lifelong faith. It cites Alexander Maclaren on obedience to God through parental guidance.
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Samuel
Josephus
Sammel
Jesus
Eli
Alexander Maclaren
War Chest Proposal Aims to Aid Nations via League
The Finnish proposal suggests a league backed fund to provide swift financial aid to nations in danger, potentially empowering the league to act during disputes. Viscount Cecil of Chelwood and Britain's foreign secretary support early disarmament talks and readiness, with England pressing for prompt action and public backing for disarmament.
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League of Nathins
Deague Camell
Eoniskien
Aleetdad Wis
League
Viscount Cecil of
Ghelwood
Britain
Viscount Cech
England
Five Rules For Happiness From Dol Charles Barker Speech
In Montreal Dol Charles Barker, once physician to ex President Wall, outlined five simple happiness rules. They urge bright outlook, acceptance of life’s price, wholehearted effort, courtesy, and daily faith in God as Father.
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Montreal
Dol
Charles Barker
Wall
God
Disgruntled Customer Complains About Store Sign Motto
A confused exchange cites a faulty sign motto To see you have a sign to your store We Alub So Please The dialogue touches on a university professor and historic artifacts including Dago bert chair of Dagobert and a bronze chair. It notes first class saddle ponies sold in Helena Montana for twenty five cents each and jokes about marital hat wear after one year.
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Hop Aseistini
Helena
Montana
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