Penny Bank of Ontario Inspires Thrift in Toronto Students
A report on the Penny Bank of Ontario shows Toronto public schools hosting weekly deposits, with 46 253 accounts and 78 percent of attendees participating. The scheme reveals stronger uptake in poorer districts, teaching children the value of small coins toward building savings and prudent money management.
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Ubvir
Itelf
Penny Bank of
Ontario
Toronto
Lkely
Auccess
West
Nerviline Promises Fast Relief For Muscular Pain
Advertises Nerviline as superior to Hohaents for chronic muscle and joint stiffness. Claims deep penetration and rapid relief, calling Nerviline king over all pain for rheumatic conditions. Offers 35 cent bottle through dealers.
Alberta Beekeepers Listed by Government in 1925
The Alberta Government holds a list of about two hundred beekeepers. In 1925 these producers were responsible for roughly 115 000 pounds of honey.
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Alberta
Danish Royal Coffin Display Mirrors Danish Tradition
The coffin of Queen Alexandra lay exposed before the altar in Windsor's Albert Memorial Chapel, a temporary display echoing Danish customs. In Roskilde Cathedral, Denmark, many Danish sovereigns are buried and their remains lie in chapels open for visitor inspection, a practice noted for its historical contrast.
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Queen Alexandra
Albert Memorial Chapel
Windsor
Roskilde
Westminster Abbey
Denmark
Harold I
Frederick VII
Hereditary Link Hinted In Cancer Resistance Claim
Miss Mande lle, associate professor at the University of Chicago, holds that cancer is hereditary and germ disease related. She reports over 50,000 cases studied and says resistance as well as susceptibility to cancer may be inherited. Her work suggests avoiding chronic irritations of susceptible tissues could reduce illness.
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Miss "Mandelle
University of Chicago
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claim Cure For Longstanding Ailment
Mrs A Demers of 530 Clarence Street Ottawa testifies that after suffering lumbago and indigestion for twenty years she found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says three months brought a great change and a year ended with no symptoms. She urges continual use and says the pills immune the kidneys and purify the blood, available from druggists.
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Bodd
Ottawa
A. Demers
Clarence St .T
Dodd
Underground spring brings fish to pond near Omemee
Farmers near Omemee North Dakota report two finches Fish measuring two finches found in a farm pond on John O’Hagan’s land. The pond formed in two years, fed by an underground channel, feeding speculation about fish entering the pond.
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John O'Hagan
Omemee
N.D
Anapling
Nervous Heart Wreck Turns With Reader's Remedy
Mr J Wilson of Port George New Brunswick writes of trembling heart, fainting spells, and prolonged worry from over work. He was left alone with a large family and tried many methods without relief until discovering a remarkable remedy that restored his health.
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J. Wilson
Port George
N.B
Ree aa Reaney Ree aa Reaney pills for sale
Ree aa Reaney Pills are marketed by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto through druggists and dealers. The notice specifies product availability and exclusive distribution through the company.
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T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
North Pole Flight Aviators Plan Long Polar Crossing
University of North Dakota graduate Carl Eielson will pilot the Wilkins expedition Fokker across the Arctic from Point Barrow Alaska aiming to reach Spitzbergen. The crew plans 23 hours aloft with concentrated food enough for a year should they be forced to walk back through unknown lands. If they fail to appear a two year relief halt is set by Captain George Wilkins.
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Fokker Aero
North Pole
Carl Bes Evfelson
University of North Dakota
Wilkins
Spitzbergen
Blelzon
Hoport
Point Barrow
Alaska
America
Eielson
George Wilkins
Queen Alexandra Effigy to Be Revealed With King Edward
The public will see the Queen Alexandra effigy unveiled alongside the recumbent King Edward figure in St. George's Chapel Windsor. The King’s statue has been covered for years pending roof repairs and the Queen’s figure adjoins it. Sir Bertram Mackennel noted timing depends on renovations and safety.
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Queen Alexandra
King Edward
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Alezandra
Bertram Mackennel
Bertram
St. George’s Chapel
Alexandra
Winter health for babies and heat-ray plane destroyer
A period piece ad touts Baby's Own Tablets to regulate infant digestion and protect against winter illness, claiming safety for newborns and no opiates, 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co. A separate note reports Prof Boyka’s invention of a heat reflection device to destroy aircraft in flight, projecting heat waves up to 25 miles.
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Whe Hams
A. N. Boyka
Russian Magnetic Observatory
Plymouth Declares Thrift Town of England
England report shows Thrifticet Town Plymouth claiming thriftiest status as residents bought 1,675,000 savings certificates in four years. The town averages about two certificates per person per year, higher than the national rate of one and a half.
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England
Plymouth
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
Horette Pierce praised for enduring herbal remedies. The article touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood medicine and stomach alterative that cleanses the skin, beautifies it, and clears pimples by improving blood and circulation. It stresses that good blood requires a healthy stomach and liver prior to use.
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Doctor Pierce
Pottery Plant Planned for Estevan Saskatchewan
Estevan Saskatchewan to host a new pottery plant by International Projects Company. A Small Kiln has operated for experiments using Saskatchewan clays to produce terra cotta floor tiles sanitary whiteware and other ceramic goods.
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Estevan
Saskatchewan
International Projects Company
Imprisoned Count Vilar and Mexican Wife Accused of Espionage
Reported in London, Count Vilar and his wife, a former Mexican actress, were arrested in Cairo and sent to Solovetsky Island in the White Sea. The couple allegedly obtained Soviet visas in autumn 1924 to visit relatives in the Caucasus before being separated.
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Jane Island
White Sea
Count Vilar
Cairo
Egypt
Baraloff
London
Visi
Caucasus
Tonely Solovetzky Island
Co-op Builds Large Addition to Buffalo Elevator Terminal
The Saskatchewan Co operative Elevators Company will erect a 900000 bushel storage addition at the Buffalo terminal transfer elevator with foundation contracts awarded to D E Horton Construction of Buffalo. Completion is planned for early July to handle part of the Vaulted States crop, expanding total storage to 17100000 bushels across Port Arthur and Buffalo. The expansion increases Saskatchewan farmers control over terminal and country storage.
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Buffalo
Co-op
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevators Company
D. E. Horton Construction Company
Port Arthur
Farmers of
Saskatchewan
Freedom from Asthma Remedy Claim
Asthma is described as distressing with sudden attacks and long suffering. The ad promotes Dr J D Keiloge’s Asthma Remedy as the dependable solution, urging readers to obtain a package if other remedies have failed.
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J. D. Keiloge
Judicial Robes Costly in English Courts
The article notes that England's high judicial officials wear black satin and damask robes richly embroidered with gold, now costing nearly $2,000 each. It also advertises Millar's Worm Powders claiming effective, painless worm removal and health restoration for children.
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England
Saskatchewan livestock board elected officers at Saskatoon meeting
Saskatchewan Livestock Board chose C Learmouth of Regina as president and James Brown of Neudorf as vice president. G Robertson was reelected secretary treasurer, with Robert Linton of Regina and Swanton Taggerty of Belle Plaine named as directors at large.
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Saskatchewan
Learmouth
Regina
Saskatchewan Livestock Board
Saskatoon
James Brown
Neudorf
G. Robertson
Robert ‘Linton
Swanton Taggerty
Belle Plaine
King George Favors Traditional Hairstyles and Queen Alexandra
The article notes Queen Victoria preferred steady dress and Queen Alexandra’s refined taste, contrasting with fashion shifts. It mentions King George disapproving of shingled hair among ladies and cites a fact about German trade unions where women make up a quarter of the membership. It also references Minard's Ointment for frost bites.
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Driuda
Queen Victoria
Queen Alexandra
George
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