Tanlac hailed as life saver in Regina testimonials
Albert Falward Payne of Regina Saskatchewan reports Tanlac restored his health after severe stomach trouble and weight loss. He claims his wife improved and their young son became robust. A drugstore clerk advised Tanlac, and he says his weight rose to 152 pounds. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Albert Falward Payne
Carpenter
Regina
Tantac
Tanlac
Taniac
Taniad
World Happenings Briefly Told In One Issue Report
Reported subscriptions to five million Ontario bonds are described as satisfactory. Notices mention Creston pioneer William R. Wuserof at age 93, and the death of explorer David Lindsay, 66. Items cover a disarmament talk, Bolshevik hangman suicide, a Chinatown drug search in Vancouver, and record Panama Canal traffic in November with tolls near $1.96 million.
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Ontario
William R. Wuserof
Keulenas
Tunis Taneh
Creston
David Lindsay
West Australian
United States
Sis
Sena
Ioukoff
Iorse
Panama Canal
Freeman’s Journal editor battles threats amid Irish conflict
The Ottawa Journal notes Canadian editor Medi N. Moore of the Freeman’s Journal faces repeated raids, threats, and pressure from Sinn Fein and Republicans. Despite presses being destroyed and offices raided, Moore and associates continue publication, exemplifying Ireland’s determined spirit amid danger.
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Periape
Enione
Prabus Freeman
Ireland
Medi. N. Moore
T. Albert Moore
The
Freeman
Moore
Stantty
Freenan
Martin Fitzgerald
O'Maille
Mallle
Hisseocrates
Free State
Cosgrave
Mulcahy
O'Higgins
Ottawa Journal
Putnam's Painless Corn Exactor Ad
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Exactor. It promises to remove corns easily without pain, claiming the corn is drawn out root and branch and leaves the skin smooth. Price listed as 25 cents.
Bank cashier Botched Rendezvous Turns to Vengeful Check Swap
In a small country town a bank cashier Bob, once engaged to Dolly Brown, faces a bitter reunion. Dolly, disdainful, demands the bank cash a check. Bob refuses, citing policy that cashiers must not cash checks for strangers, urging Dolly to find someone else to identify her.
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Bob
Dolly Brown
Dolly
Mallam
Mes
Ailangers
Speed Maniac Crashes Into Office Building Transcripts
A sensational fragment reports a speed maniac in a head on collision with a secretary’s office. After regaining consciousness he weakly murmured a phrase about blowing his horn. The text notes absence from church as a seventeenth century punishment and a Spain mantilla held as sacred.
Household Hints on Rich Fruit Cake Recipe
A vintage housebound instruction lists ingredients for a rich fruit cake including shortening, sugar, eggs, coffee, molasses, brandy or omit, and mixed dried fruit. It describes creaming, mixing, sifting, then baking in greased papered tins for about two and a half hours.
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New Orleans
Cherry Raisin Sponge Mold Dessert from Old Recipe
A vintage recipe outlines a cherry raisin sponge dessert with canned cherries, egg whites, sugar, and gelatin. It instructs soaking gelatin in cold water, dissolving in hot cherry juice, folding in frothy eggs, chopped cherries and raisins, then chilling in a mold and serving with whipped cream and almonds or coconut.
SAVED BABY LIFE MOTHER PRAISES TABLETS
Mrs. Alfred Tranchemontagne of St Michel des Saints Quebec reports that Baby's Own Tablets regulated her baby's bowels and stomach, curing minor illnesses. The tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from The Draviliiame Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Alfréd Tranchemontagne
St. Michel Des Saints
Que
Draviliiame” Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Curious College Dining Table Prank Report
A Boston area college for girls is cited as the setting where a dining table prank occurred involving a dozen students. A teaching woman recounts the moment, noting a freshman's amused remark about a chef’s crimped work and the cleverness of the cooks. England imports wood worth about 150 million dollars annually.
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Boston
Toston
England
Mines Still In Baltic Sea Threaten Shipping
The Baltic remains mined with ships warned as minesites are found across the sea. The Finnish lightship Storbotten was blown up off Aland in September with five of ten crew lost, while many vessels have suffered damage since the war.
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Storbotten
Aland
Limiting Worship Constriction Debate Sparks in House
In a fragmented record, a House debate touches on limits to religious worship, while officials describe a statement about health powders as non injurious and effective. The text preserves references to President Harding era discussion and a confusing passage about substances and their effects.
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Harding
House
Forest reserves open to grazing under established policy
The Forestry Branch of the Interior Department opened parts of forest reserves in prairie provinces to grazing under a policy to use land resources. A survey of grazing lands accompanied the policy, with grazing starting in 1914 and near 100 000 stock grazed despite industry downturn. Small proprietors increasingly joined cooperative associations to protect interests and improve outcomes. Minard's Liniment For Distemper.
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Tha
Forsktry Branch
Department of the Interior
the -Prairie Provinces
Wholesale Prices Rise Across Food Staples in November
The average wholesale price of 23 staple food commodities increased in November by about one third of one percent from October. Notable gains came from four items rising 0 to 20 cents weekly, with Manitoba hard wheat flour at 37.05 per barrel versus 6.75 in October. Cereals edged up, rolled oats and cornmeal higher, butter and cheese up, while some canned goods barely moved or eased.
Proper Blood and Breeding Determine Meat Quality in Hogs
The Southern Ruralist argues that high quality bacon and cuts rely on pure bloodlines and proper breeding. It cautions against feeding drafts or race horses beyond their type and stresses bloodlines as foundational to quality. The Bank of England is noted for a deep artesian well supplying 7000 gallons per hour. Puff birds sit motionless until alarm, then their feathers fatten.
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Bank of England
No More Asthma Remedy Trial Promised
An advertisement promotes Dr. J. D. Kellog a asthma remedy claiming to end choking and night attacks, improve sleep, and restore breathing. It urges readers to try the remedy and prove its value through trial and demonstrations.
Ottawa luncheon urges social hygiene council actions
Justice Riddell of Toronto urged creation of a local committee on social hygiene during a Ottawa luncheon. He called clergy and educational authorities to cooperate and to organize parent clauses to protect public health with De Gordon Bates, the council secretary, stressing focus on normal community health conditions.
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Justice Riddell
Toronto
The
Social Hygiene Council
Ottawa
Justy O’biddell
de Gordon Bates
Social Hygiene Councill
Doukhobors Offered Lands in Russia With April Deadline
Information from Moscow says Canadian Doukhobors may accept an offer to settle in the Melkropo region of the Ukraine while keeping Canadian farms. If they return to Russia they would be exempt from military service. An April deadline governs the land option and future seed planting timing is uncertain.
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Rusaian Soviet
London
Russia
Moscow
Canada
Melkropo
Ukraine
Far West
Rusalia
Thea
Winter Icy Wind Ailments and Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil
Fragmentary medical note cites bites and chilblains from Wade exposure and cold winds. It claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil counteracts inflammation relieves pain and aids treatment with prompt application.
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Thomas
Man Claims Lucky Prueba Boosts His Judgment
A man boasts of a lucky prueba influencing his decisions, asserting superior judgment and luck in selections. The report notes his confidence and the risky choices tied to the supposed auspice.
Petition Endorsed To Limit Child Labor Under Sixteen
More than 16 906 000 persons are said to have endorsed a petition asking an amendment to the U S Constitution to empower Congress to limit or prohibit the labor of children under sixteen. Soa Minard's Lintment Fer ¢elde Eta.
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Congress
Soa
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