International Ignorance and the Dominion Confederation Debate
An article discusses national ignorance as a barrier to Confederation unity. It cites debates among leaders on international knowledge, maritime province concerns, and Western development. It advocates education and cross border understanding to strengthen Canada’s federation.
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Gmnk Gould
Tyen
Discemiua
Diario Theyigheul
Lee Ciagdie
Contunden
Werhil
Tees
Meyer
Grepier Lawlediee
Bertunatels
Ford
Canada
Maritime Province
Tully
Atlantic
Gomdl
Great War Sale aims to dispose of leftover properties
A postwar sale of government leftovers covers millions in property including factories rails ships and supplies. Officials plan staged auctions with commissions overseeing the process and multiple phases of the sale described as a major postwar effort.
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Prosperites
Minard’s Liniment Promoted for Chapped Hands
Fragmentary text shows an old promotion for Minard’s Liniment used on chapped hands. The legible bits mention a product reference and unclear details about a brand or usage.
Bunyan Manuscript Mystery Tied to 1919 Boston Theft
A misread note concerns John Bunyan works and a four page canion volume associated with a theft case. Miss Miller of Temiel Massachusetts reported the find and the book dealer Wot Lauidon examined the matter. The piece links to Lionel dhe herses Harvard ha and a World War I era figure killed in France.
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Jon Bunyan
North Tees
Miss Miller
Poe
Temiel
Joss
Lionel Dhe Herses
Uarvard
Wetion
France
Vite Grea
Fur farming encouraged in Saskatchewan now open for applications
Provincial and federal authorities invite individuals to apply for fur farming licenses in Saskatchewan. The program aims to support ranching, with eligibility and completion steps outlined by government officials. Applications are processed through provincial authorities and may involve coordination with national agencies.
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Saskatchewan
Willotob
Nerviline Claim for Home Remedy Relief
An aged advertisement touts Nerviline as a safe home remedy for aches, pains, colds, and coughs in children. It promises quick relief, comfort, and usefulness for family health, highlighting its popularity and domestic practicality.
Regained Health With Williams Pink Pills Testimony
Nernier of Corenillan Street reports regained health after using Williams Pink Pills for headaches sleeplessness and weight gain. Myra Ber says the pills restored strength reduced headaches improved sleep and overall vitality. A local reader endorses the tonic for general health and references a booklet offered by The Williams Medicine Co.
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Corenillan Street Oubeber
Williams
Nerselt
Perfor Heath
Myra. Berbier
Huge Auto Tourist Revenue For Canada In 1926
U S auto tourists entering Canada during 1926 yielded a large revenue to Canada, with estimates showing substantial gross figures through October and projections of a larger total for the full year. Key entry points such as Niagara Falls and Vancouver reported thousands of cars, indicating significant cross border traffic and commerce between the United States and Canadian ports.
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United States
Dominion
Fanaa
A. W. Campbel
Hhghwe
Juan
Uanda
Valley
SUL Wa
Miltay
Lou Nurs
British Columbia
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Lord Selkirk Highway
Athnerson
Twin Cities
Winnipes
Sou
Sarnia
Pore Hutun
Delroin
Niagara Falls
Bridgeburg
Wingston
Prescott
Brockville
Rye Lawrence Liver
Quebec Province
Nhustra
Quebec
Niagara
United Sater
Fourteen Year Old Aviator Makes 600 Mile Flight Alone
A fourteen year old aviator, tena Bey, completes a solo 600 mile flight. The event, noted by observers including Lawrence, highlights early talent and hints at a promising aviation career amid interest from Des Moines and others.
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Lagiener Rooms
Gashawpetee
Niles
Lawrentee
Tine Vonner Pilae
Roy Pederson
Des Moines
Tarmier
Uis
Britain's War Debt Payments Highlight British Commitments
Washington correspondence notes Great Britain has paid substantial sums toward the war debt to the United States. Through June, partial payments and interest have reduced the total debt by 395,000,000, with cumulative interest totaling 547,000,000. The article stresses Britain’s ongoing obligation and intent to honor funding arrangements.
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United States
Biv al Maurice Low
Washington
Neays- Paper
Great Belin
Brales
Unitedates
Lin
Britieh
Itm- Sy
Asia
Great Britain
New Discovery Reveals N Ray Filming of Human Body
Finnish scientists declare a new method to capture N ray images showing heartbeat and breathing at various body stages. The technique promises precise visual records beyond ordinary motions, though secrets behind the method remain guarded after two years of experiments.
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Il Wee Deelaread
Jeng
Shis le
Brederick Melile
University College of London
Warnford
Blow
Balwarks
Firitish Inscriptional Films Conyers
Tie Mabe Goron
Teachine
Dunedin chemist claims liniment cures poisoning stain
A New Zealand chemist from Dunedin named Pies reveals a process to cleanse woul Ladly stains caused by flooding. The method allegedly relieves suffering and restores health. The report notes advocates urging use of Minard's Liniment as part of the remedy.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
Fuooding
A Man of Rare Professional Attainment
The originator of Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, from Tate Ray to Pierce, MUD, practiced in Western Pennsylvania. He moved to Titlake NOW and established the World's Dispensary, selling famed remedies. Advertises that the product increases appetite digestion enriches the blood clears eruptions and makes skin feel young. Offers tablet or liquid forms and prompts readers to send fifty cents for a trial package to Pierce's Bridgeburg branch laboratory.
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Pierce
Tate
Pennesyhanky
Elie
de. Pierre
Bridgeburg
Cnr
Alberta fur catch yields over two million dollars in 1926
Figures from the provincial grain branch show Alberta fur production for the 1926 year reaching about 2,080,174 dollars. The report notes that only furs produced within the province are counted, with some regional routes excluded from the tally.
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Alberta
Grane
TSG Ag
Ace
Zam-Bak Remedies Across The Globe
A reader from Glendale Maine shares how Zam-Bak from Canada helped heal burns and cuts in her family. She recalls using it in Ontario and California and praises its antiseptic properties for skin and wound care.
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Bleu
East Broadway
Glendale
Adit
U.S.A
Ontario
Sears
Etna
Zam-Bak
California
Canada
Japan Islands Face Submersion, Geologist Warns
The article cites geologists predicting Pacific island nations like Japan will be submerged as sea levels rise. It notes studies from the United States survey and paleontological evidence of land loss and reef changes, with some areas expected to vanish within decades while others may persist longer.
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Dapat
Jaevis Noble
United States
Treamphead Survey
Oan Island
Kyusu Bay
Ncher
Lnghen
Vine Bottad
New York American
Remarkable Letter Delivery in Texas to Northland
A scrambled report describes a letter delivered from Tonston Texas to Northland Canada via post office staff. The piece asserts a tonic named Rheumatic Pains Melechie Gil is promoted for soothing pains and injuries. The text devolves into incoherent questions and abusive phrases before ending abruptly.
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