Unclear excerpt with health ads and rugged frontier tale
An irregular narrative blends a dubious health remedy advertisement with a frontier tale of assault, fear, and survival. It references Dr Hamilton's Pris pills and a harsh encounter involving a man who beat a woman, a gun match, and a sister's illness, then shifts to local gossip and setting by a lake shore and school bell.
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Peeden
Carey
Etnan
Wettan
Hamilton
Epunt
Eprak
Tim
Drova Sivikin
Paistey
Ferlin
Hinde
Tee
Doe
Paisley
Dye
Bay
Love of The Wild excerpt reveals timber dispute and family ties
In a tense scene Paisley and his son discuss rival plans by Colonel Vikeins to seize timberland. The talk shifts to loyalty, a birthday, and a coat of silver fox pelts for Gloss, as the two men share tea and memories around a well-kept home filled with hunting gear and rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Paisley
Boy
Bin
Glass
Smythe
Tom
Gloss
Bill
Noah
Taisley
Roy
Men of the Woods
Joe
Sandwich
Victoria Cross holders to meet at Canadian National Exhibition
A gathering of 30 to 40 Victoria Cross recipients from Canada is planned at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. The event aims to honor the VC recipients with a special ceremony during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.C
Canada
Toronto
Mounties Patrolling Eastern Canada Step Up Immigration Enforcement
Royal Canadian Mounted Police have recently moved to new stations in Eastern Canada and are expanding patrols along the border to enforce immigration and customs laws. Reports of extensive smuggling into the United States prompt a force of special officers on the American side and possible increases in RCMP staffing north of Port Huron. The Mounties, whether on horseback or motorcycle, remain committed to apprehending violators as they pursue cross border crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canetian Locoted
Caanda
Larder
Eto
I Tre
United States
Port Huron
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
California Syrup of Figs Adards Parents for Children
A vintage ad urges mothers to accept California Syrup of Figs for children. It promotes a fruity taste and says full directions appear on each bottle. The notice emphasizes choosing the California label for a safe laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
German Warships To be Broken Up
Edinburg Scotland. The arrival of German warships handed over under the peace treaty has drawn interest in Leith and Granton. The commerce raider Moewe is to be fitted for fruit trade in London, while Baden and Heligehind will be sent to Portsmouth as target ships. Other vessels may serve as breakwaters near Freshwater, Isle of Wight, with Nassau slated for breakup elsewhere. V80 and V127 handed to Granton Shipbreaking Company.
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Edinburg
Scotland
Leith Rounds
London
Moewe
Appam
Chor McTavish
Moowe
Aes
Baden
Great Rynain
Ise of Wight
Japan
Granton
Canada Fish Industry and Per Capita Consumption Rise
The article notes Canada as a leading fish producer and urges eating fish to support the industry. It cites per capita consumption in Britain, the United States, and Canada rising from ounces to about 23 to 25 pounds annually during 1919, with Canada reaching 45 pounds at one point. It questions why Canadians doubt fish as a staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Washington
United
Canada Food Board
Fisheries Branch
Prize Airship Zeppelin L-71 Arrives in England
A German airship Zep pelin L-71, largest and most coveted, is expected to reach England this week as part of Britain’s air fleet. Reports claim it was crippled yet ready to fly, potentially used for long range missions to overseas Dominions.
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England
Germany
Britain
Britain Eyes Air Routes To Australasia And India Via Long Flight
The article discusses potential long range air routes and landing station needs for a tour to Australasia via Canada or India via Egypt. It notes public interest in airships like L-71 and the risk to cities such as New York if such craft were deployed. Britain intends to study the surrendered airship for design and instructional use.
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Australasia
Canada
India
Egypt
United States
Lenden
Britain
National Anthems Authors Die In Canada
Sir Adolphe Routhier author of O Canada died Sunday night while Alexander Muir creator of The Maple Leaf Forever died in Toronto. Routhier a celebrated jurist and Muir a beloved schoolteacher were both cited by the Ottawa Journal as founders of two enduring national songs with O Canada praised as the finer and Maple Leaf Forever likely to be sung for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Routhier
Canada
Alexander Muir
Toronto
Routhier
Muir
Rethier
Q Canada
Quebec
Ottawa Journal
Clean liner delay sparks waiter interaction
A brief exchange notes a question about soap on the rid of fare and a waiter replying that there was soap but it has been wiped off.
Strangling the League and US Ratification Debate
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues the United States bears responsibility for European conflicts due to delaying ratification of the Treaty of Versailles and joining the League of Nations. It contends Americans show indifference to European affairs, while blame for ongoing difficulties lies with the US’s hesitation to back collective security.
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United States
Mersailles
League of Nations
Justice and Democracy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Patsley
Ain
Moores
Hallibut
Jim
Bob
Mary Ann
Ray
Rand
Love of
Archie P. McKishnie
Pero
Eastern
Guicura
Baby
Selah Sargent
Nampa
Idaho
Dominion
Nany, Limited
St. Paul St
Montreal
Maria
yeRemedy
Cco
Chicago
Bayer
Drugerate Valso
Panada
Bayer Manufactura
Bayer Company
Bayer Crusa
Triplicate Books
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Ltd
Hamilton, Ont
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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