World Happenings Briefly Told In Brief
Madame Ferdinand Strynden sister of former Prime Minister Clearemount attends opening navigation lead. war losses in Frances region revised to 84,758,000, trade talks, rail and coal movements described. Port Arthur grain storage expanded by 250,000 bushels. two U S Army Air Service officers killed in Texas crash. Saskatchewan Elevator capacity increased. British Admiralty to swap vessels with Australian and Imperial fleets for Mediterranean and Atlantic training.
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United States Army Air Service
Port Quss
Texas
de Averlan
Port Arthur
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevators Company
Saskatchewan
S.u
Se- CO
Toronto Woman Advises Young Mothers on a Favorite Prescription
A Toronto woman, Mrs. Rose Peters, extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for nausea, stomach issues, and nerves during pregnancy and motherhood. The ad urges readers to consult a neighborhood druggist for the remedy and sends a trial package for $1. SF per cent
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Toronto
Dr. Pierce
Rose Peters
Backvills Street
Pietee
Inugetary
Saskatchewan Unlikely To Be Represented On Bay Cruise
Premier Stunning stated western provinces considered a overland trip to the Hudson Bay Bay Railway for 1933 as more practical than cruising through the Straits. He noted that high maritime authorities warned the August voyage would reveal nothing decisive about route viability but left room to change plans if representation is desired.
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Saskatchewan
Barketchewan
Pradefie Daaniog
Craize
Straits
Stunning
Bay
Hudson Bay
Strais
Baby Health in the Spring
The Syrine era warns mothers to keep infants indoors during amxtery and overheated rooms. It advises a box of Dabs's Oven Tablets to regulate the baby's stomach and bowels, preventing solids constipation and colics, sold by Pies de Willie Medicine Co. Brookville Ont, 25 cents a bottle by mail.
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Willie
Medicine Co
Brookville
Ont
Alberta Coal For Ontario Investigation Three Provinces Study Alberta Supply
Ontario Premier Drury reports government talks with Alberta on coal supply to prevent next winter shortages. A test shipment plan includes rail transport at favorable rates to assess feasibility and reduce reliance on peat or eastern coal.
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Ontario
Alberta
Howard Ferguson
Leary
Eadt
Drury
Ue National Railways
Your Teeth and Scurvy Affects on Children
An article explains how scurvy weakens body resistance and harms teeth and gums. It notes that lack of proper nourishment, not just bacteria, leads to tooth decay and loosening, especially in undernourished children, and urges medical and dental care.
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Atche Bester
London
Nelsons Victory Restoration Fund Reaches Fifty Pounds
A public appeal reports a donation of £50 from a well wisher to support Nelsons flagship the Victory. Restoration work will begin soon on the rotting hull in Portsmouth drydock, with a drydock dedicated to the ship’s use and no interference by other vessels.
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Nelson
Met
Portsamout
Britannia
Selson
Suffered Twenty-Five Years Kidney Disease Recovered
Quebec woman Francois Arbour reports 25 years of kidney illness including Brights disease diabetes and dropsy. After using 15 boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills she says she is now in good health. The ad claims kidneys shape health blood and vitality for women.
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Quebec
Bright
Dodd
Francois Arbour
Canada
Dodit
London Transport Strains Under Vast Passenger Traffic
London Underground and buses carried 163 401 602 miles last year. About 3478 375 people used the surface network daily, averaging 223 168 more than 1921, totaling 1 171 927 766 passengers. The increase over 1921 stood at 72 948 844, with buses preventing a larger drop.
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London
Pulp and paper mill project planned near Fort Alegangier
The erection of a pulp and paper mill near Fort Alegangier about 70 miles from Winnipeg will begin this spring by J. P. McArthur & Co. Ltd. The plan includes a railroad 20 miles from Beaconia to Fort Alexander and a total expenditure of 3,000,004 dollars. The plant with a 20 tons per day capacity should be completed within two years.
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Fort Alegangier
Winnipeg
J.P. McArthur & Co. Ltd
Beaconia
Fort Alexander
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Claims Cure
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic to relieve mucous catarrh and restore normal conditions. It asserts the product reduces inflammation and aids natural recovery, with free circulars offered by Phi Cheney & Co of Toledo. The text also includes fragmented stray observations about fatigue and accidents among workers.
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Sloan
Canada
Condito
Eno Hemel
Phi Cheney & Co
Toledo
Western Canada Canna Sites Sell Large Year Figures
Western Canada saw about three hundred canna sites sold last year, per Nor-West Farmer trey reports from Lom manufacturers and distributors. A vast number of home nude utus were erected, raising the total to between sixty and a hundred. An estimated double that figure would be recorded if 1921 data were used.
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Wwe
World Wheat Stocks and Routing to England Discussed
Grain exchange authorities estimate at least 72 million bushels of wheat scattered in the west must reach England via Vancouver or eastern routes. The total includes about 75 million bushels in the west to be used for domesticated seed and flour. Mil ler's Worm Powders are praised as pleasant and effective for worm clearance in children.
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Grain Exchange
England
Vancouver
Canada’s Meat Trade Exports and Rights Balance Statement
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report notes meat exports and a favorable balance, with UK shipments expected to rise in 1920s figures. The statement cites impact of British policy on Canadian cuts and a projected increase over 1922 levels.
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Canada
Senotamne
Dominion Bureau of Stntities
United Kingdom
Boitish
Quote on America's role after the war and Europe's plight
A reflective critique condemns politicians for choosing selfish fame over noble aid to Europe after the war. The speaker urges national accountability, arguing the country risks losing its own life if it remains divided and self centered.
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America
Europe
Rasion
France Has Yet to Ratify Armament Limitation Pact
The article notes the paral lization treaty was ratified by the United States and led by others including Japan Canada India and the Union of South Africa with Britain soon after Italy expressed favor. France remains the only holdout and may respond once given more leeway. The piece urges forgiveness and mercy in foreign relations.
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United States Senate
Japan
Canada
India
Union of South Africa
Great Briitain
Italy
France
The
Earth
Christian Science Monitor
Early glance at British $5,000 soaring prize draws no entries
No entry registered for the 50 mile soaring prize. Experts doubt Bilders can cross the country as birds do. Interest grows in mounting a 20 horsepower engine in a glider. A two cylinder air cooled engine weighs 5 pounds and outputs 18 horsepower. Efforts target pilots unable to own full aircraft in this new engine era.
Japan's Quick Silver Supply Set to Be Independently Sourced
A rich vein reportedly seven miles long and two to six feet wide has been found, with ore assays at 18 percent and thickening with depth. Worms in children threaten convulsions and death, but Mother Graves Worm Exterminator offers protection. The Sutlej River in India is noted as the world’s fastest flowing, rising 15 200 feet above sea level and falling 12 000 feet over 180 miles.
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Japan
India
B C Hen Records Peak Egg Output In North America
A single comb White Leghorn owned by the University of British Columbia set a 101 egg mark in the 14 479 birds contest record. Since 1939 only two birds have reached 800 eggs, including the winner and a second Leghorn that achieved the milestone in Ontario.
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University At Ritish Columbia
Ontario
A Paint of Resemblance in a Steam Engine Whistler
A New Haven Register quip likens a new hire to a steam engine noting the worker is a good whistler. The brief joke reflects workplace humor and appraisal of talent without detailed context.
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Llaven Register
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Timrred
Camada
Ferdinand Strynden
Preiier Clearemount
Vic Jakes
Frances
Victoria
Pacific
Chily
Alberts
Ottawa
Trence Council
Britishdmirads
Mediterranean
Mars
Halloway'sorn Hennover
Pittsburgh
Trafalgar Square
Arbour
Pagan
Manitoba
Hehling
Minard
Minard’s Liniment
Burng & Scaids
United States
Fletcher
Cote
Uss
Quicksilver
Apa
Teuiar Eau
B.C. Hen
Scott
Reull & Rowne
Wrigley’s
Crown Brand
the Canada Starch Co, Limited
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