Recommend Cooperative Marketing Of Live Stock
Saskatchewan Government Livestock Marketing Commission submits a report to the Legislature. Five members studied marketing in Britain Ireland Denmark Poland Germany and Ireland. They recommend a department of agricultural economics to study marketing and related problems.
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Saskatchewan
Gorreray
Canalian Live Stowe
Great Britain
Co-Operative Bacon Facturivn
Breg‘land
Ireland
Denmark
Poland
Germany
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Une Commission
Painted Fires Chapter XL Personal Reckoning in Canada
Helmi confronts a magistrate over a past of kidnapping and rescue home records. A White Canada card sparks defiant recollections of a party night and a claim that she and Jack were never truly married. Helmi rails at Col Blackwood and faces the magistrate's harsh doubt.
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Heim
Flercay
Abbie
Helmi
Doren
Canada
Lelhal
Yale
Fran
Ecomie
Imnet
Holbes
Henri
Jelmi
Helms
Col. Blackwood
Heitl
Mrs. McMann
Fletcher’s Castoria Promoted for Babies Health
An advertisement extols Fletcher’s Castoria as safe for infants and a preferred remedy for upset stomachs and teething pains. It claims Castoria is pure with gentle Renie-inspired effects and contrasts it with castor oil, urging mothers to consult doctors and rely on this product as a trusted aid.
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Fletcher
Sunset Reflections on a Distant Hope
Helmi recalls a perilous border crossing and betrayed trust as she contemplates departure. Mrs. McMann voices caution about city dangers while Helmi wanders, haunted by memories of Kin and unfolded fires that promised warmth yet proved cold and isolating. A stray hound disrupts the moment.
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Me ‘Fann
Mrs. McMann
Jack
Lili
Cad
Hell
Catire
Turn of the Year paints a gray Christmas landscape
The prose sketches a bleak December scene with bare trees, burned graves, and harvest losses. December winds howl over dead fields as neighbors gather in quiet service for the departed. The narrator hopes for snow to soften the grim Christmas, lamenting a gray, jealous world. To Be Continued.
Keep Minard's in the Medicine Chest
Over 2,500 acres around Stockholm Sweden are covered by parks and gardens.
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Minard
Stockholm
Sweden
Robinson Crusoe Island Declared Paradise by Survey
A survey of Juan Fernandes Island where Alexander Selkirk once lived finds it a veritable paradise with abundant plant life. The report notes the area as one of South America’s most fruitful spots. A French shipwreck survivor aboard the island four years declines to leave.
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Juan Fernandes Iland
Robinson Crusoe
Friday
Juan Fernands
Fighting for Babys Health Constant Care of Young Mothers
A home remedy guide touts Baby's Own Tablets as safe and effective for common childhood ailments including upset stomachs, constipation, colds, fevers, and teething. It claims the tablets can prevent illness and are free from opiates, selling for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co in Brookville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brookvile, Ont
Arctic explorer thrives on all meat diet two weeks
Arctic explorer Vithjaimur sterangson, under observation at Bellevue Hospital in New York, shows excellent condition after two weeks on an all meat diet to test scurvy risk. Dr Clarence W Lieb said the experiment continues for another fortnight. Report notes Holloway's Corn Remover as safe and effective for corns.
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Vithjaimur Sterangson
New York
Explorer
Gellevue Hospital
Clarence W. Lieb
One-Armed English Musician Defies Odds In Plane Recital
The Great War left Mr Douglas Fox with a lost right arm but he mastered left-hand piano technique. Critics praised his England recital as delicate thoughtful music and noted his remarkable resilience. Now director of music at Bradfield College he continues to astonish audiences despite adversity.
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Douglas Fox
England
Bradfield College
Losses Faith in Communism Warps Dutch Engineer's View
The Dutch engineer Boarg once linked to the Soviet movement in the East Indies now criticizes communism after a visit to Russia. He reports failing education and health care, vast poverty, and low farmer incomes, urging Dutch East Indies residents to abandon the communist path. He cites 2,000,000 unemployed in 1927 among Russia's industrial workers. He also notes political and social disappointments and returns to warn his homeland. Also includes brief items on asthma remedies, January homestead filings in western provinces, and Winnipeg live stock shipments.
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Holland
Boarg
Dutch East Indies
Javea
Russia
Nieuwe Hotterdamse Dle Courant
Rotterdam
Hoy
Tie
Tolan
Boyiel
Gratitude for Divine Blessings from Father of Mercies
The fragment reflects devotional prose praising God as the source of daily mercies and blessings. It discusses gratitude between man and God, noting that every benefit comes from the Supreme Being and praising the Creator as the great Author of good.
Edison Lab Proclaims 3 Percent Tire Material From Dandelions
An Edison laboratorian announces that dandelions and goldenrods can yield emergency tire material, with 3 percent efficiency. A Scotsman and an Aberdonian ride an omnibus and joke about talking to a girl ahead after she pays her fare.
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Laboratorian of America
Thomas Edison
Phillips' Bulk of Magnesia for Acid Indigestion
Advertisement extols Phillips' Bulk of Magnesia as a tasteless remedy neutralizing excess stomach acid instantly. It claims relief within minutes and promotes physician approval for 50 years as the standard treatment.
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Helm
Castoria
N. UW
Scott
Christies
Viscountess
Willingdon
Julianas
Arcane
Oulans Christies B Biscuits
Stefanusson
Holloway
J. D. ‘Kellogg
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Union
St. Bonifaca
Greater
Buckley
W. OK
Buckley, Limited
Buckleys
West
Yukon
Williamre
Foo Whitehouse
Patna
the Graphic Publishers, Ltd
Ottawa
Panine Ievill
Joseph Addison
Les Cid
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