Brief item on Tarbes motor service and Saskatchewan pool plan
A terse report notes Tarbes France plans a motor service between And Paris with a later start for simi service and a Saskatchewan pool opening under debate. It mentions general wire for pitch and pool in the province amid ongoing tensions with Britain.
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Tarbes
France
Pitorney
Dania Company
Paria
Wallan
Saskatchewan
Agitalign
Rae
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Dates in Feud Context
The readable text hints at a debated decree or gate, a Prince, a ceasefire or feud, and a distant location named Yona. It mentions a price or amount and potential detracting timing affecting enjoyment, but many words are incomplete. Entities remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Delag
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Offer Relief
Mrs Hallenbeck of St Catherine Ontario writes that after severe heart and nerve weakness she used Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She reports dizziness sleeplessness and trembling but notes improvement after taking five boxes and claims no further need for other remedies. She thanks the pills for restoring confidence and health.
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Hallenbeck
St. Catherines
N. Pilla
Ming Regulation Giant: Minors in Alberta in Legislation
Fragmented OCR text describes new regulation or act involving minors in Alberta. Mentions legislative action and entities such as Brovin and Apgenti. No coherent events or dates clear. Summary highlights uncertain policy topic with names and places from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Alperia
Duty on Coal Manufacturing Sparks Protective Debate
Fragmentary text suggests a debate over a tariff or duty on coal production and its impact on manufacturers. The wording is incomplete but indicates emphasis on protecting domestic coal interests and possibly restricting imports.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promotes Colorable Goods
An ad lists color dyes for wool linen cotton and tiled goods. It advertises "Buy Diamu and Dyas" for carpets draperies clothing and accessories. The piece hints at dyeing options and material compatibility with a bustling marketplace tone.
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Dyas
Winter Woes Hit Northern Europe with Unusual Warmth
Readers report a topsy turvy winter across Northern Europe with unusual warmth. Norway and Sweden show spring like temperatures while heavy snow is scarce outside the far north. Reports also note milder conditions across Germany and the Riviera.
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Europe
Atix
Bidasonia
Sweden
Norway
Mesopotamia
Thera
Sindlar
Peninaula
Germany
Riviera
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Help Nova Scotia Reader
An account from Joshuar Smilth of Hood inlands Nova Scotia explains how Dodd’s Kidney Pills relieved his poor leg and foot circulation. He previously relied on hot water to warm his feet and now reports better health, noting improved urinary issues and reduced weakness from his kidney troubles.
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Dodd
Port
Hood Inlands
Uleht
BO Yenris
Mr. J. Builth
Mr. Smith
Uangerins Ag
Excavation Update on Nero Tomb Discovery
Reported excavation tag hints at Nero era site unearthed near Teva region. Researchers reference an emperor era tomb suspected to hold relics and inscriptions guiding ancient Roman burial practices.
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Nero
Fiona
Griecest
The
Teva
The Many Uses of Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil
An old advertisement extols Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil for a wide range of ailments from cuts and burns to rheumatism and bronchial throat issues. It claims universal usefulness in homes and stables and portrays the product as a trusted remedy.
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Thomas
Ford
Corn Harvesting with Hogs in Manitoba Quietly Described
Jan McGrager discusses methods for harvesting corn in Manitoba using hogs. The text outlines feeding, timing, hog weights, pasture, corn maturity, and storage, noting techniques from the Dakotas and Manitoba with emphasis on efficiency and dry matter.
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Jan McGrager
Grencarhock Stock Farma
Brandon
Manitoba
Polk
Mt St
Museum Buys First Table Fork Engraved Crest of Manners Family
Fragmentary text describes a museum acquiring a table fork inscribed with crests of the Manners and Miatagae families. The passage mentions Betsy and a noted engraver, with references to enamel and woodwork terms, and a Saskatchewan lignite coal area.
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Museum
Expedition Radio Contact From Amazonian Rice Quest
Message from Dr Alexander Hamilton Rice's expedition reports radio contact with an English operator Gerald Mareaz of Caterham Surred. The party reached the junction of the Cran and Arias tara rivers on January 19 and indicated all were well. They appeared near the Vaneguolan border per current advices.
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Alowna
Jeeta
Nha
Tha
Paivad
Vaneguolan
Slave Trade Figures Alarm Nepal Public Figures
A report reveals 624 419 moves and 13 719 slave owners in Nepal. Bir Chandra Shah, the king, and the prime minister pledge action as public awareness rises in Kalmbdu amid government efforts to suppress slavery.
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Nepal
Norprige
Kalmabdu
Benoral
Pottery Prize Won at Montreal Craft Competition
Western Clay Pottery produced from Saskatchewan and Manitoba clay won first prize at a Canadian Handicraft Guild event in Montreal. Competitors included entries from Great Britain United States and eastern Canada.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Montreal
Great Britain
United States
Basterm
Canada
Dawes Plan Debts and Britain’s Annual Payments
The article discusses whether Britain should tie its annual payments to Germany’s progress on the Dawes plan and whether Russia would accept fixed annual payments. It notes London’s cautious approval of Branen's terms and highlights Britain’s potential use of surplus proceeds to ease allied burdens, framing the sacrifice as extraordinary.
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John Bull
le Bag
France
United States
London
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