Be A True Sportsman in Canada's Western Province
An editorial urges restraint during the shooting season to protect wild game in the Prairie West. It cites ducks, prairie chickens, geese, and beaver as assets, warns against overhunting, and calls for strict adherence to laws, public enforcement, and conservation lessons from buffalo, beaver, and sockeye declines. The piece stresses sport over thrill and urges game guardians' support.
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Canada
Prairie West
British Columbia
Fraser River
Skeena
Alame
Childs Play Conversation In Domestic Scene
A mother and child share a playful exchange about make believe games and treats. Simmy asks for a race of cake for a friend, and the mother agrees, highlighting a domestic moment of imaginative play.
Call Her Oh No Mistress What Is Your Game
Dialogue snippet shows a maid addressing a mistress and a character named Miss Jenkins with a tease about an alarm clock. The exchange hints at social roles and a playful confrontation within a domestic setting.
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Miss Jenkins
Enthi One of the most entrancing nights of London in many
A vivid Overseas Daily Mail account describes a daily four horse coach to Hampton Court, its cheery guard, and a revolving cast of affluent drivers who pay to handle the ribbons. The piece highlights London’s quaint coaching culture and its appeal to both visitors and locals.
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London
Piccadilly
High Road
Hampton Court
Natem
Overseas Daily Mail
Cordial Invitation to Disease Promises Constipation Cure
An old promotional piece touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a natural bowel regulator. It argues against purgatives and claims the pills tone the liver, restore bowel action, and end constipation for all ages. Distributed by The Calarthozons Co Montreal for 25 cents.
Britain Scraps Six Capital Ships Under Washington Pact
The Admiralty orders six major ships scrapped including base cruisers Lion and Princess Royal and battle ships Orion Monarch Conqueror and Erin as part of postwar naval reductions. The vessels have long been among the Drittah navy’s best known warships.
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Britain
Admiralty
Lion
Orion
Monarch
Conqueror
Erin
Drittah
Baby's Own Tablets Promise Gentle Constipation Relief
A promotional note touts Baby's Own Tablets as a safe laxative for infants and children, claiming they ease constipation and upset stomachs without opiates, sold for 25 cents per box by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville. Also notes Holloway's Corn Remover for corns with a separate Japanese brains claim.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Onto
Pact between Stinnes and French interests to restore war wrecked areas
Berlin industrial leaders report plans for a Franco German restoration pact to rebuild war devastated regions. Negotiations aim to enable local and larger units in the former French zone to contract directly with the Franco German syndicate for labor and mining projects, reducing government interference. Minneapolis Fox Ranch Company forms to raise up to 5 million dollars for Prince Edward Island fox farming and fur marketing.
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Berlin
Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Herr Stianes
Marquis de Lubernac
Big Fox
Minneapolis
Aliver
Milan
Prince Edward Island
Financial theorists face rejection in Russia except one
The Kansas City Star notes a lone advocate for old fashioned thrift and protected credit amid bold plans. The piece alludes to historic finance themes with references to Russia and the Suez Canal era.
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Russa
The
Kansas City Star
Suez Canal
Oil lamp touted as superior to gas and electric
The ad proclaims an oil lamp by T V Johnson of Winnipeg that burns cleaner, odorless, and quieter with coal air kerosene, claiming U S government and universities tested it superior to ordinary oil lamps. It offers a 10 day free trial and a chance to earn monthly commissions up to 500 dollars by becoming an agent.
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T. V. Johnson
MeDermot Ave
Winnipeg
The Mad Motorist Gone Cause and Consequences
The piece argues that motorists who drive drunk or carelessly threaten pedestrians and should permanently lose driving privileges. It compares such behavior to other breaches of public trust and calls for strict penalties beyond existing laws.
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Nqnor
Derrolt
Executions in Russia Reported by Bolshevik Figures
A Riga dispatch to the London Times cites Bolshevik figures claiming the Cheka executed 1,768,118 people before being renamed the supreme political administration last February. The total includes professors and teachers, intellectuals, priests, officers, soldiers, landowners, workers, and peasants. During the civil war the Bolsheviks have had more killed than all Russia in the great war.
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Riga
London Times
Cheka
Supreme Poliical Administration
Russia
The Binder After Harvest Care and Storage
The knotter mechanism should be protected from weather with a heavy rust prevention coating and axle grease. If left in the field cover the knotter with canvas, then remove it when stopped to avoid damage by insects and weather.
Minard's Liniment Promoted at Yarmouth Camp
At the Yarmouth M C A Boys Camp at Tusket Falls in August Alfred Stokes General Secy reports Minard's Liniment provided sunburn relief and immediate aid for colic and toothache.
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Yarmouth
Tusket Falls
Minard
Alfred Stokes
Sec’y
Mennonites Seek Return to Western Canadian Farms
Mennonites who left Saskatchewan for the southern states request help to return to their old western Canadian farms. Letters to Ottawa's Department of Immigration and Colonization show appeals for assistance back home. In Gulaos a native seeks revenge after being stung by bees, catching and consuming many insects.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Ottawa
Gulaos
Mystery magnate Huro Stina's wartime wealth surge
A German newspaper estimates Huro Stina's prewar private estate at 00,000 gold marks and his current fortune at about 140 million gold marks. Analysts say he has quadrupled wealth during and after the war, becoming a paper millionaire many times over. He says he works night and day for his children, noting he has two sons and a daughter.
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Huro Stina
Numeroua
Stimnes
Milous
Anna
Montreal
Ndei
A Power of its Own Dr Ninos Eclectric Os
A mysterious talisman called power of its own is described as invaluable for both humans and animals. The item is said to age not and remains prized for generations as a leading tint ment.
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Ninos
Uss
Duck Speed Surprises Estimations From Expert Authority
An authoritative source notes ducks travel far faster than general belief. The back of the envan reaches about ninety eight miles per hour while the blue winged duck nears eighty nine miles per hour and the Canada goose around seventy seven miles per hour.
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Te Eunvan
Woman Finds Relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A St Paul reader testifies to relief from fatigue headaches and painful periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed strength and ability to work with no back pain and endorses the medicine for women's health needs.
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St. Paul
Minn
Lydia R. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Winslow St
Inn
Lydia E. Pinkham
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