Baree the Wolf Dog Faces Beaver Colony Conflict
An excerpted tale follows Baree, a half wolf dog, as he wanders a northern pond. Beavers led by Beaver-tooth view the intruder with caution while Baree observes and seeks companionship, risking conflict and loneliness in the wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barec
Beaver Tooth
Paree
Baree
Jin
Reaver-tooth
Haree
Lake Dam
Beaver-tooth
Teaver
Baye
Beaverstooth
Tugtranger
Dirce
Lyox
Ini
Amisk
Usrea
Willow Alarm Drives Wakayoo Tale Toward Canyon End
Pierrot dashes from Wakayoo's corpse as the alarm rings through the willow then flees toward a beaver pun. Bured struggles to breathe and finally stops out of the canyon, seeking relief from the chase and chaos in this tense scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierrot
Wakayoo
Bured
Fragmentary notice from Montreal ad listing ailments and names
A garbled fragment mentions left side pain and back pain. It references Lydia and Sanatire Foley, and a Montreal standard ad with names and locations including Lachine Quebec and Alberta. The text is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Montreal
Muse
Sanatire Foley
Soa
Lachine
Quebec
Dentist Performs 2500 Foot Altitude Tooth Extraction
An experimental dental procedure occurred in flight when a dentist and a 16 year old patient, unnamed, flew to 2500 feet above Ashburn Field in a Curtiss plane. The local anaesthetic was tested during the extraction of a deeply embedded wisdom tooth. Both landed smiling after the dramatic test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Cage
Chicago
J. Nelson Kelly
Ashburn Field
Fragmentary Paraphrase Cites Railroad and Birmingham Industry
A garbled quote from a Great Northern railroad official notes a heavy load and crossing warning. It mentions Birmingham England as a major industrial city with large weekly production figures for pens, den t ons of lps, and metal beds among other items.
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Great Northern Railroad
Birmingham
England
First Atlantic Ringed Bird Reported from Newfoundland
The Canadian national parks branch notes a ticklace killed August 12, 1524 on Horse Island Newfoundland. A leg band reading Inform Witherby London traced to a kittiwake ringed June 28 1923 on the Farne Islands England. It marks the first Witherby ringing report from this side of the Atlantic.
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Newfoundland
England
Canadian National Parks Branch
Canada
L. Curtis
Horse Island
St. Barke
Witherby
H. F
High Holbern
London
Farne Islands
Northumberland
Canadian ports in general use urged by Saint John mission
The Telegraph Journal notes a Saint John Canada mission by Mr Delding who canvasses importers exporters and boards to promote broader use of Canadian ports by Canadians. He plans a door to door survey of manufacturers wholesalers and jobbers to push Canadian railways and port workers in freight movement to this country from Britain and other sources.
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A.M. Melding
Telegraph-Journal
Saint Job
Mr. Delding
Chambers of Comimerre
Belding
Canada
Spaniard Grapé Fruit credited with bringing first grape to Florida
Spaniard Grapé Fruit Ponce de Leon is credited with introducing the first grape to this country during his quest for the fountain of youth. For years the fruit was not cultivated in Florida.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Fountain of Youth
Palestine Chews Notable Progress in Tobacco Cultivation
The report notes Palestine has made great progress in tobacco cultivation over the last few years. It highlights improved methods, yields, and potential for expansion, reflecting growing agricultural advancement in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
English Chosen as Official Language at World Nurses Meeting
At the International Council of Nurses congress in Helsingfors Finland in July English was declared the official language. Attendees from Canada and other nations praised English, with delegates from 52 of 1 049 registering. Five new countries joined, and Ching was selected as the 192 meeting site.
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Helsingfors
Finland
International Council of Nurses
Beatrice Filly
Nuvaca
Toronto Western Hospital
Misa Ida McAfee
China
aMfeiat
Ella
Vapada
Pompton
Miss Ellis
Canada
Jean, Browne
Canadian Nurses’ Association
France
Man Builds Odd New Job From Street Car Park Guard
A man, losing hope of work in his trade, begins a side business by guarding parked motor cars in a quiet street. He earns a small fee from owners, gains a police armlet, and provides various services. A lucky moment came when a lady driver tipped him after he fixed a bus cable affecting her headlights.
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Galn
Public interest shifts as coal unrest reshapes fuel economy
The Hamilton Spectator notes the public has leverage and will demand better service as strikes and lockouts threaten coal supplies. Disturbances in the coal industry alter views on fuel economy, with both sides facing pressure to end disruptions and preserve the “goose that lays the golden eggs.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itamilton Spectator
Fewer Homesteads Available In Western Provinces
The text notes a decline in suitable homestead land in western provinces with 65,000,000 acres in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta on January 1 1925. The rest of the piece touches on insects animal anatomy worm Exterminator and a literary exchange about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
New Channel Plane Offers Inflight Restaurant Service
A new London to Paris air service operates a giant plane carrying 30 passengers with a restaurant and a steward on board to serve hot meals. A second aircraft under construction in London for the Constantinople route imitates a railway sleeper with berths and dressing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Constantinople
Baby's Own Tablets Earn High Praise From Mothers Worldwide
Mothers report Baby's Own Tablets relieve nervous and sleepless distress in children. A customer from Auburn Maine notes their calming effect and ease of constipation after short use. The Dr Williams Medicine Co mails boxes for 25 cents and offers a free booklet on baby care.
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Canada
Taby
Mia
Arthur T. Allen
Auburn
Arl
Dr. Williama’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Gnt
Ite
Canada and U S Potato Crop Estimate Falls Short
The U S Department of Agriculture puts Canada and United States potato output at 126 million bushels, below last year. Europe increases by 18 million bushels from 1924, while Tunis rises by 24 million bushels. a note on pens leaking as ink expands with heat.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Canada
United States
Europe
Tunis
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Maree
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Vaart
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