League of Nations Faith as World War Insurance
The article argues the League offers the only safeguard against future wars, despite criticisms. It notes Allied occupation of Germany, reparations pressure, Italian and Greek tensions, and widespread distrust, urging global public support. Public opinion can shape governments to back impartial League decisions.
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League of Nations
Germany
Frances
Gerovany
Ducles
France
Russia
Turkey
Europe
Great Britain
Greece
Austria
Serbia
Kaly
League
Italy
Simple and Unpretentious Painter Confined in Asylum
An artist in an asylum tells visitors his new work is a large canvas showing the passage of the Israelites through the Red Sea. None can see a sea or figures until he explains the sea has been driven back and the people crossed over, with the Egyptians to arrive. A third party notes two aides to the question.
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Red Sea
Paining
Saskatchewan farmers win 229 prizes in early shows
From 1911 to 1922 Saskatchewan growers earned 229 prizes at international grain, grass and vegetable exhibitions in Canada and the United States. Sweepstakes or first prizes totaled 51, with wheat exhibitions a prominent feature at all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Canada
United States
Manitoba Cattle Loan Scheme Aims to Boost Livestock
The Manitoba Cattle Loan Company announces a loan scheme for cattle feeding to help farmers feed and hold cattle for market demand. It is expected to raise provincial livestock and improve farmer returns. The Capsian Sea is declared to be araedually disappearing.
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Manitoba Cattle Loan Company
British Laws The clos dea uniting Amerbean and Canadian legal systems
The final banquet of the American Bar Association in London featured informal speeches by Cstice Tait the Earl of Birkenhead J Haeitiin Lewis and others. The chief justice lauded the association for its planned visit to Low- Atar Rex wear and praised the bond between the two nations, stressing gratitude for shared legal principles and the aim to strengthen ties.
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Amerbean
Bench
Emphas
E American Bar Association
Paul Apditer Set
Cstice Tait
Earl of
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promising Quick Health Renewal
Bilious headaches cold night sweats subside by using Dr Hamilton's Pills. By regulating the system they relax the bowels tone the kidneys and renovate the blood to renew health. Sold in yellow boxes 25c.
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Pr. Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
Inland Waters yield millions in Great Lakes fish harvest
The Inland Fisheries and National Resources Intelligence Department report the Great Lakes area stretching 1500 miles yielded fish worth over 4 million dollars. Species include whitefish lake herring lake trout pickerel black bass and others. Westward, plains Rockies and Hudson Bay waters show under 1 million dollars but offer future growth potential with large Bear Lake fish stocks noted.
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National Resources Intelligence Department
Great Lakes Area
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba
Great Plains
Rockies
Hudson Bay
Jess Alan
Great Bear Lake
A Fine Complexion Through Blood Purity
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to correct pale skin and health signs in teen girls. It links pallor headaches and fatigue to blood deficiency and claims rose cheeks and energy follow. Sold by dealers or 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Minard’s Liniment for Corns Aims at Clearing Crep
A curious line notes a young man sowing wild oats wishing for something to destroy the crep. The fragment hints at a remedy claim tied to Minard’s Liniment for corns, reflecting period quips about health cures.
Stooping Linked to Aging Says Dr MacDonald
Dr Peter MacDonald told the British Medical Association conference in Portsmouth that a stoop of the shoulders does not cause aging. He credited upright posture and following lay readings for removing years from his frame and enduring longer life.
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Peter MacDonald
British Medical Association
Portsmouth
Dr. MacDonald
MacDonald
Blood Test Promises Racehorse Endurance Indicator
Dr. Christian P. Neser of Onderstepoort South Africa claims blood corpuscle levels predict a horse endurance. He notes horses trained for racing show higher red blood cells 26 percent versus 23 percent in ordinary work, enabling longer faster runs due to oxygen reserves. He cites such findings as a scientific measure of stamina.
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Christian P. Neser
Onderstepoort
South Africa
Neser
Hair Cloth From Human Hair Weaving Factory Report
The article describes a process turning human hair into cloth using specialized machines. It notes prior production shifts from camel hair to human hair and details shipping, inspection, and spinning steps, ending with heavy cloth bolts weighing about 400 pounds.
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China
Cooliss
Mei Tong
Heavy Demand for Binder Twine in Saskatchewan This Season
Saskatchewan dealers report record binder twine sales except 1915 with one firm moving six million pounds and province-wide consumption estimated at 50 to 60 million pounds. Prices fell about half a cent per pound from last year, with a seven cent decline over three years, average price now 13.44 cents. Implement dealers note stronger binder demand than in 1922, among the best years for the trade. Miller's Worm Powders praised for gentle, thorough deworming without stomach distress or pain, showing improvement from the first dose.
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Saskatchewan
Prediction of high BC mine output predicts 1923 record
The Hon. Whi. Sloan, Minister of Minea, forecasts BC production rising from 25 158 849 in 1922 to well over 40 000 000 in 1923 possibly near 50 000 000. The late 1922 quarter rate persists into 1923, signaling a strong year ahead. Asthma sufferers urged to try Dr Kellogg's remedy for relief and sleep.
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Whi. Sloan
Minea
B.C
Air Force to Install Radio Equipment for Vancouver Unit
The Royal Canadian Air Force plans winter installations to equip the Vancouver unit with wireless gear. Major W A Steel of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals will set up radio between Yukon mining camps and Jericho Beach, enabling seaplane pilots to communicate with base. The system aids the Forest Patrol Branch in locating fires in remote areas.
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Vancouver
Royal Canadian Air Force
W. A. Steel
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Dawson City
Yukon
Jericho Beach
Forest Patrol
Air Force
Oil Fields in Southern Alberta Attract Attention and Growth
Developments in Southern Alberta oil fields generate strong interest as drilling begins to yield potential results. Construction starts on a Standard Refining Company plant aimed for completion by year end or early next spring.
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Alberta
Standard Refining Company
Orarly
Altered Fashions After Leader's Death in Bulgaria
The death of Slambuliski, former Bulgarian preacher, triggers rapid fashion shifts. Sofia residents reportedly order men’s dresses and high heeled shoes after reports that he dictated long male attire and flat heels. Police may enforce dress rules as demand soars.
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Slambuliski
Bulgaria
Sofia
Stambullski
Sofa
Nerviline Promises Deep Muscle Relief and Joint Ease
Ad touts Nerviline as a powerful remedy for chronic muscle pain and stiffness. Claims five times the strength of standard preparations and rapid deep-penetrating effects. Offers 35 cent bottle and urges readers to try the product today.
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Tris
Red hair stigma and brutal annual burning tale cited
The text reports an alleged ancient practice in which red haired individuals faced a ritual burning. It notes authorities in some regions described annual ceremonies targeting hapless people for their hair color. Mention of Falkland Islands and Japan appears as scattered, unclear references.
Nervous Wreck Mrs Davis Credits Vinegar Compound Recovery
Mrs Eaty Davis of Winnipeg says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her after a nervous breakdown. She describes relief from anxiety and irritability, improved ability to work, and renewed mothering and nursing of her baby. She urges others to use the medicine and requests the company brochure.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Winnipeg
Man
Lydia B. Pinkham
Eaty Davis
Tab McGee Street
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Ceylon
World Insurance
Yaft
the Inland Fisheries
Minard
Wrigleys
Holloway
Quebec
Department of Agricultura
India
Hee
England
James Burbage
New York
Sore
Falkland Islands
Japan
Mrs. Davis
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