Willow Woman Forlorn In Forest Duel Over Love
McTaggart traps Barge the wolf dog and confronts Nepeese who defies him. Pierrot and the Lac Bain Factor clash as Nepeese uses a pool trap to push McTaggart into the depths. She rises to lure Pierrot away, while McTaggart sinks in the pool. Nepeese and Pierrot exchange tense glances as danger brews.
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McTaggart
Barge
Sharon
Lin
Pierrot
Nepeese
Daneller
Bares
Lac Ratu
McTagzart
Herdevils
Nix
Buree
Ble
Vierrot
Sab
McYaggarts
McTagsart
Neporse
McTeggart
Versson
Lac Bain
Bouin
Trefereste
Pierroy
McTacegar
Taggart
Bain
M'sieur le Facteur
Willow
Tash McTaggart
Lke
Shaly
Nepeesé
Daree
Jis
Ates
Woman Reports Health Boost From Vegetable Compound
A Nova Scotia reader claims E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enabled her to do housework again after relief from pain and nervous symptoms. The letter cites widespread feminine use and positive results, urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
N. S
E. Pinkham
Winigan Morse
Annapolis County
N.S
Moree
The Modern Locomotive Older Type Gave Longer Service With Out Needing Repairs
The piece notes that older locomotives, despite simpler construction, offered longer service with fewer repairs than modern models. It compares availability, with older units in service about 75 percent of the time versus 45 percent for newer designs, and analogizes to a comparison of workers, suggesting diverse endurance between two types of laborers.
Lumber Exports Rise From British Columbia to Atlantic Seaboard
Over four years shipments from British Columbia to the Atlantic seaboard show a steady rise. Exports to date total about 269 million feet, likely surpassing last year’s 268.6 million feet.
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Atlantic Seaboard
British Columbia
Only Woman in Canada Eligible For Amputation Group Attends Winnipeg Convention
Miss L Jaffray, the sole Canadian woman eligible for Amputations Association membership, attended the Winnipeg convention. A volunteer nurse since 1915, she served in France at Dass Hospital until 1917, then joined the French army mobile ambulance unit at Adinkerke Belgium where she lost her left foot. She holds the French Croix de Guerre and a bronze insignia for long service.
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Canada
Association
Winnipeg
Mr. L. Jaffray
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Chrstie Street Military Hospital
Toronto
Volunteer Nursing Corps
France
Adinkerke
Belgium
Miss Jaffray
Largest wind tunnel announced for Guggenheim school project
The Daniel Guggenheim school of aeronautics in New York City confirms a nine foot diameter wind tunnel. It will reach air speeds over 100 miles per hour and serve to test lifting power of various aeroplane structures and model planes.
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Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics
New York City
Wicur Wright
Fighting for Baby’s Health with Baby’s Own Tablets
A promotional piece urging mothers to keep Baby’s Own Tablets for common childhood ailments. It touts safe, non narcotic use to ease stomach issues, regulate bowels, aid teething, and ward off illness, with 26 cent boxes available postpaid from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Famous Man’s Favorite Books Read By Steinmetz
The late Charles P. Steinmetz, famed engineer and immigrant, named his preferred reading list. He cited eleven titles including The Odyssey, Horace Odes, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, The Jungle Book, and Midshipman Easy. Four of the selections are children's books that helped sharpen a workable mind.
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Steinmetz
Charles P. Steinmetz
Jooks
Fauet
Horace
Mommsen
Africa
Tom Sawyer
Coiler
Century Restricted Immigration Advocated for Canada
An English writer in the London Outlook argues Canada should restrict immigration to Nordic races to mirror U S development in the 19th century. He predicts Canada will become a finer nation if the policy continues, contrasting it with America’s earlier indiscriminate admissions.
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Dominion
Canada
United States
London
Minard's Liniment for Sore Back
A fragment of ancient thigh bone shows a scientist can estimate jaw length in a fossil. In 1915 the United States used 45 percent of the world’s rubber supply, and last year the U S demand rose to 70 percent.
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United States
Very Good Teacher Prompt Riddle
A pupil responds with a punny sentence about defeat and defence. The exchange plays on pronunciation while hinting at a misheard phrase. The joke hinges on wordplay rather than events or entities.
Remark on longevity of four dollar paper currency
The note remarks that the life of a four dollar paper is limited to seven or eight months and asserts that none have died in their hands.
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Charles Walter
Brunswick Avene
Toronto
Canada
Chas M Brush Praises Golden Medical Discovery in Windsor
Chas M Brush of 408 Carou Ave Windsor Ontario reports using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to lift a rundown condition and nervous indigestion. He says several bottles improved his health and nerves. Trial package offered by Pierwold Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario for 10 cents.
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Dry Pierce
Chas
Pierwold Laboratory
Bridgeburg
Ont
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Ben
Itil
HMA
Ney Ncaeceer
Canada - Limited
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ToBecco
James Oliver Curwood
Far North
Doubleday, Page & Co
Pdaree
Kazan
Vitagraph
Wolf
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mises
Ptano
BAYER
Olds
aXe
Famous Man’s Favorite Books
Minard
B. W. Forbes Ross
England
Pty
MAS
Liniment
Britain
Manchester
Chas. M. Brush
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