World Happenings Briefly Told From Vancouver to Halifax
A mixed world summary mentions Spain abolishing the jury system in Oday, Britain staying Western Canada, a Japanese faithquake toll of 102000 dead and 135000 injured, and 2605 missing. It notes the 160th Halifax assembly anniversary, labor ministry actions in Canada, and the Dardanelles islands ceded to Turkish authorities.
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Vancouver
Alfonno Sys
Oday
Spain
Britain
Canada
Adiuirad
Taha Trabe
J. de McNiven
Depuars
Washington
Mi Inter
Simplic Igsinis
Serna Commde
France
Vi Police
Jnlandy
Imbros
Tenedos
Dardanelles
Cgrever
Yorkish
Greeen
Turkey
Dr. Pierce’s Garden Medical Discovery Promoted Worldwide
A distinguished citizen Dr. R. Pierce is lauded for fifty years of herbal remedies. The Golden Medical Discovery purports to cleanse the blood, improve digestion and skin, and restore vigorous health. Available as tablets or liquid, with a request to send ten cents to Dr. Pierce’s Laboratory in Reidgebarz Ontario.
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R. Pierce
Tade
Doctor Pierce
History of Electric Light Hints and Inventions
A historical overview contrasts the scientist and the practical electrician in developing electric lighting. It notes the shift from theoretical demonstrations to applying electrical knowledge to everyday problems like street and home illumination, tracing progress in incandescent forms and related devices.
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Java
Ptreeda
Houges
Old Folks Need A Mild Bowel Tonic
An old fashioned health note suggests constipation relief for seniors through occasional use of Dr Hamilton's Pills. The advice frames the remedy as mild and suitable for elderly readers seeking gentle bowel support.
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Dr. Hamilton
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promote Fast Digestive Relief
Thousands suffer from constipation but use Dr Hamilton's Pills to restore bowel function. The pamphlet claims prompt relief and general health improvements including better appetite, digestion, and appearance, available at all dealers.
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Hamilton
Toronto University to Anoint Insulin Factory
The University of Toronto will create a dedicated insulin manufacturing plant, the first Canadian facility to produce the diabetes cure in commercial quantities. Banting’s discovery underpins the project, with Canadian output planned for sale nationwide despite existing production in the United States, Great Britain, and Denmark.
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University of Toronto
Banting
Canada
United State
Denmark
Guarding the Baby Against Colds and New Lantern Design
An advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative that keeps the stomach and bowels regular to prevent colds in infants. The ad notes tablets cost 25 cents for two boxes from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. It also describes a new portable electric lantern with a battery in the base and a replacement wick system, claiming steadier burn and safety benefits.
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Tmaibar
Dr. Williams’ Abediripe Co
Brockvile, Gane
Poultry Shipments to Eastern Canada Reported
Jim Parr Alberta Poultry Commissioner says shipments to Eastern Canada have been limited by warrants and delays amid recent disruptions. Officials report ongoing inspections and adjustments affecting trade, with impacts on business and supply chains across the region.
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Canada
Jim Parr
Alberta
Pen Winedal
Eastdeabers Dag Daverabhy
Coal Output Rises in Canada Six Months 1823 Report
The preliminary mineral production report shows Alberta producing 3,312,951 tons of coal in the first half of 1823, up from 2,258,299 tons in the same period of 1922. A stray line about a man on his uppers and a note on Minard's Liniment ends the fragment.
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Canada
Alberta
Catarrhozone Promised Quick Cold Relief in Ad
An old drug advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a fast remedy for colds and stomach issues. It claims ten minute relief and offers mail order from a Montreal company, with prices and trial sizes.
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Yanab
Catarrhofone Co
Montreal
Bananas and Their Global Food Power
A quirky account extols bananas as a major staple, noting their global reach and cultivation. It praises the fruit’s diet role, describes plant growth, and mentions export patterns and varieties.
Dominion premiers bow out of full banquet program
London reports say the Dominion premiers plan to attend only a small share of imperial banquets due to conference strain. The Daily Mail notes past overindulgence at the T o Imperial Conference and praises restraint. Also appears an ad urging Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy for relief from asthma attacks.
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London
The
Daily Mail
T O
Wilfrid Lanier
Uie
Botha
South At
Stary Jamieson
Cape Cotons
Kelloggs
Platinum Nuggets Found With Other Metals
A fragment notes platinum occurring with grey particles along with gold chromium iron. It mentions a 21 pound nugget of platinum worth over 800 dollars at the present time, with platinum described as extremely variable in form.
Winnipeg song company profits and international branches
A Winnipeg based firm known as We GD Hated Day the can Taste de Tha 4tp aya band Ula fen de oot an a4 Welk reported profits from a distribution plan in 1922. The company plans cash and stock dividends totaling 50 percent cash and 45 percent stock. It operates branches in Toronto New York Chicago Philadelphia and other cities with overseas distribution in Britain and Australia. John W Walton serves as President with Joseph X Tharst Winnipeg officer and several Winnipeg and Toronto directors.
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Viearst Muste
Linrd
Ahaosaeeaan
Winnipeg
Amd Polis
Manltvbu
Cpe
Nas
Uwe
Wehigide
Co “Tinsluek
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
U.S.A
Montreal
Vancouver
Canada
Melbourne
Australia
Great Britain
B. Feldman & Co
London
Joseph X. Tharst
Winniper
John W. WaHlton
St. James
Jordon A. MacLean
C.A
John Anderson
Andrew Lloyd
Carl Fink
W. E L. Galbraith
Harthey
Manitoba
William Dempsey
Kill
Castoria Ad Claims For Constipation Relief
An old advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria for babies and children. It touts 30 years of use to relieve constipation colic and diarrhea, ease feverish symptoms, aid digestion, and promote natural sleep without opiates, asserting authenticity by the genuine signature.
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Fletcher
Canada Exports Autos Surging Amid Trade Figures
Canada shows a strong export rise in autos with twelve months ending August at 61 543 cars, led by branch plant production for U S concerns. August exports total 5 613 with major destinations including the United States Australia New Zealand and South Africa.
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Canada
Industtry
United States
States
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
The Aim of Life and Dr Thomas Relectric Oil
A Boston Globe quote extols living with adventurous spirit and effort beyond bread winning. An advertisement claims Dr Thomas Relectric Oil opens pores relieves throat irritation and bronchial issues when rubbed or taken internally.
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Boston Globe
Thomas
Ancestor Counts Grow Exponentially Across Generations
The text asserts humans inherit a doubling line of ancestors each generation. It notes women have two parents, four grandparents, eight great-grandparents, and 16 ancestors in the fourth generation, 32 in the fifth, then millions in later generations reaching 5.36 billion ancestors in the fifth generation and about 78 million billion by the thirtieth generation.
World Peace Progress Note on Causes of Discord
The piece argues progress toward world peace comes from gradual adjustments to international discord and fostering national reasonableness and goodwill, not from magical covenants that collapse under strain. It cautions against engaging with angry rhetoric and emphasizes steady, practical diplomacy.
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Kansas City Star
CP Rail President Announces 1924 Kipp Line Project
President Beatty of the Canadian Pacific Railway announced at a Lethbridge Board of Trade function that the Kipp Line Bow branch would be built in 1924. The line will run through the centre of the Lethbridge Northern irrigation district after flood damage repairs, with a Carston delegation to consider an east west route serving the province's far west.
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Lethbridge
Cardston
Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Board of Trade
Bow
Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District
Carston
Estimate of Earth's Weight
The article states the Earth weighs about 6 followed by 18 zeros tons, a figure often cited in historical scientific discussions.
Very Kind of Her Lady and the Carpet Beating Job
A dialogue fragment shows a polite offer of work cleaning carpets two doors away. A passerby thanks a woman and complains of being lippered off, hinting at a mistaken bump and the street exchange.
World’s largest boiler turns water into steam hourly
The giant boiler processes 190,060 pounds of water per hour into steam, highlighting its immense capacity and industrial scale.
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