Canada Poised for Growth in Agriculture and Trade
Canada advances on agriculture as backbone of prosperity. Trade balance shows a favorable margin of about two hundred million dollars in twelve months ending May. Vancouver and Montreal ports surge, while a Hudson Bay Railway completion could boost western exports. British scientists predict strong development and wealth for the Dominion.
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Toyenpe
Seton
Canada
Baeds
Dominion
Vienne
United States
Montreal
Montresl
New York
Lonten
Liverpool
Vianburg
Var
St. John
Hudson Bay
Russian death ray claims draw investors and engineers
Reports from Russia describe various experiments with so called death rays. An electrical engineer in Kiev says 110 volts lights a cigarette at a distance and melts lead at 85 tor. A government school instructor claims lighting a lamp at six feet and an iron dust experiment. A naval electrician describes a night ray igniting cigars on a cruiser and a canvas tent fire at nearly 100 feet.
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Ussian
Grindell- Matthews
Russia
Eleecetcal
Kiev
Naval Electrician
Encouragement and Reflections on Collecting
A brief exchange about collecting thoughts and rare specimens. Smare notes occasional practice of collecting thoughts while MePadd asks about the value of rare items. The tone is light and reflective with a playful question about gathering unusual objects.
Treasure Recovered from Laurentic Gold Loot
Divers recover a consignment of gold and silver bullion valued at seven million pounds from the liner Laurentic sunk in 1917. After six years of intermittent work, £250,000 in gold bars is found in an unexpected storing place near the fore part of the ship off the North Irish coast.
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Laurentic
Lough Swilly
Davy Jones
Rocker
Pools of Solomon Water System built by Romans
Roman engineers built three pools eight miles from Jerusalem to supply the city. Fed by large springs they hold forty million gallons total capacity. After centuries unused the pools springs and aqueducts needed cleaning and lock repairs to restore Jerusalem’s water supply. London has about thirty Welsh language Worship plates for services.
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Solomon
Jerusalem
London
Castoria Use Continues Aimed at Children For Over Thirty Years
A longtime remedy marketed for children known as Castoria remains in use for decades. The product notes its 8 percent strength and shows a traditional domestic brand approach with a familiar signature.
Immigration Agents in Canada Probe Undefined Labor Link
An unclear fragment mentions Canadian authorities and agents tied to labor matters and a conference. It references individuals and roles but lacks coherent details or verifiable names. The text alludes to permits, labor groups, and meetings without concrete facts.
Putnam's Corn & Wart Extractor Offers Simple Relief
An old advertisement claims a quick method to remove corns with Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor Moss. It promises safe, lasting relief and notes dealers will not substitute inferior products.
Canadians Return From U S Over Eighteen Thousand Wander Back
Immigration figures show a strong return flow of Canadians from the United States over four months April to July. A total of 18,570 Canadians came back, including 10,166 Canadian-born citizens and 3,? others. Across all nationalities, 64,020 entered Canada from all countries, up from 54,912 year earlier, with 33,248 from the British Isles, 7,005 from the United States, and 22,770 from other countries.
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United States
Canada
British Isles
Trials of Indigestion Common Errors About This Trouble
Many people misunderstand digestion treating it as a machine and rely on purgatives. A diet control and building up the blood with Dr Williams Pink Pill is urged to improve digestion, appetite, and nourishment. pills available from Brockville Ont at 60 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams
Brockvile
Ont
Air Passenger Sees Storm Clouds From Paris to London Flight
A Napier D express passenger reports flying above a channel with six storms visible over clouds reaching 15 000 to 20 000 feet. The passenger calls it the most wonderful sight, noting brilliant sunshine beneath black storm clouds and rain in the distance. Many infants suffer worm infestations posing constitutional weakness. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as a remedy restoring stomach and bowels and repairing organ injuries.
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Paris
Tondon
Channel
Air Pilot Max Tuxes Receives Bravery Medal
President Ebert awarded Air Pilot Max Tuxes of Hamburg a bravery medal for a perilous North Sea landing last January. He landed on an ice cake to rescue a half starved watchman left aboard a wrecked moorship, who had given up hope of rescue.
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Ebert
Max Tuxes
Hamburg
Astronomer to Map Southern Cross in Major Sky Survey
Dr Hussey, with a quarter century in astronomy, plans a long term survey mapping the southern cross. He aims to chart roughly one third of the sky not yet mapped, adding about 1800 double stars brighter than ninth magnitude. He will use a 2.5 metre telescope at Naval Hill near Bloemfontein, leveraging clear skies and high horizon visibility.
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Porwata
Mae
Toy
Ted
Coty
Naval Hill
Woemfontein
Oringe
Lehigh University students tour Canadian mining towns
Eighty two graduates from Lehigh University School of Mines traveled 3,300 miles by motor during a five week tour of Northern Ontario and Canada. They visited North Bay Cobat Sudbury and other mining towns then crossed back via Sault Ste Marie touring Michigan Indiana and Pennsylvania mining centers. The trip forms part of the regular mining curriculum with credit for attendance and participation.
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U.S. University
Canada
United States
Imder
School of Mines
Lehigh University
Dethlehem
Toronto
Vetor
Vrou Tureato
Exes
North Bay
Cobat
Parcuphie
Hickland Lake
Sudbury
Oatarin
Sault Ste. Marlee
Minis
Michigan
Onsin
Winos
Indiaena
Penna
Compleit
Indomitable Vikings of the Air Aid Science and Adventure
A stirring tribute to the spirit of adventure in aviation. The piece praises pilots whose long voyages expand flight knowledge, arguing science advances through courage and experiment, and referencing Whitman and a London Daily Telegraph salute to pioneers in aviation.
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Whitman
London Daily Telegraph
Dairying Expert Confesses Jersey Joke at Congress
A specialist in dairying boasts about pure breeds and confesses a blunder when explaining Jersey versus Red Duroc Jersey. At a dairy congress he quips to a pragmatic dairyman that an ordinary Jersey and a Red Jersey differ only as cow and pig, revealing a humorous misstep in understanding breeds.
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E. W. Howe
One American in the list of great contributors
Eighteen men who made the greatest contributions to learning are honored by University of Washington professors with statues for the new library. Benjamin Franklin is the sole American named. A note on adrenaline crystals mentions 50,000 oxen needed for one pound of crude material. The gland near the kidney is Tahamine’s discovery. Scotland Yard holds about 380,400 fingerprints.
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University of Washington
Benjamin Franken
Tahamine
Bay Road In Good Shape Described By F J James
Fr J James president of the Southeast Saskatche win Branet of the On To The Thiy Association of Canada reports from Regina after a Port Nelson Hudson Bay trip. He photographed the route from Port Nelson to Kettle Rapids noting the roadbed and rails are in good condition. The party observed extensive fishery resources with hundreds of white whales in the bay.
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Conners
Bradson’s Bay
James
Nearthern Manitoba
Charles Campbell
Pas
Wining
HBR
Kettle] Raplis
Uds Point
Campbell Brothers
Kettle Rapids
Port Nelson
Jiamnes
Mars Storm Predictions Stir Public Imagination
Miss Bart Yae plage, director of the Academy of Necralasy, predicts a severe Mars storm in early 1926 driven by dense celestial ethers. She warns the event could disrupt radio, cause magnetic pressures and electrical disturbances, and may be investigated via radio science to test planetary existence.
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Miss Bart
Mis Bethe Bart
Eden
Mics Bart
Earth
Mars
Ned Muti
Mary
Miss Burt
Dhanet Ss
Miss Hart
Turin
Mies
Atlantic
Valis
Tal Suartea
Miss Dart
Vancouver Hosts British Airmen Welcome On Return Visit
Major A Maclaren, aboard the Canadian fisheries protection cruiser Thiepval, was greeted with a rousing welcome in Vancouver. Officials and citizens praised the officers and airmen for their wartime service while Maclaren recalled his 13 years ago arrival seeking work as a timekeeper and thanked Canada for its aid and the ship for support.
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City
A. Smart Maclaren
Iis Petty
Vancouver
Flying Corps
Army
MacLaren
England
Canada
Tay
Sir Oliver Lodge Warns Against Atomic Power Use
In a recent address Sir Oliver Lodge questioned the wisdom of unleashing atomic force. He warned that gifting mankind with such prodigious power could ruin the race and urged caution against using atomic energy as a weapon.
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Sir Oliver Lodgefieid
Manchester
Oliver
Solence
Largest Dock At Calcutta Under Construction
The Calcutta project will create the world's largest dock with an initial excavation of 49,600,000 cubic feet. The wet dock portion has already yielded about 31,000,000 cubic feet of digging. Minard's Liniment for Aches and Paine.
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Calcutta
Muscular Rheumatism Treated with Eletric Rub
A fragment explains a home remedy alleging relief from rheumatism by rubbing the affected region with a Thomas product. It suggests ongoing rubbing until symptoms ease and claims a bottle offers stronger benefit when fully utilized.
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Thomas
Death of Eskimo Interpreter Tharinth Near Mackenzie River
Reports from Admoanton via travellers describe the death of Tharinth, a trusted interpreter for the Eskimos near the Mackenzie Delta. He aided in capturing two Eskimo men hanged for murdering Catholic priests and served as interpreter at their trial. An aerial defense gas claimed to limit ascent to 6,000 feet was reported as invented in Germany.
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Mackenzie River District
Tharinth
Mackenzie
Admoanton
Arcii Circle
Havinik
Arctic
Mounted Police
Vie
Cermany
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Women in Hemford and Alabama
Letters from women in Hemford Nova Scotia and Glen Allen Alabama describe relief from weakness back pain and bearing down after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They praise improved strength and urge others to try the product and request private medical guidance text.
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Hemford
N. S
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
George
Crocs
Hemford, N. 5
Glen Allen
Alabama
Lydia
Mia
Spa Rye
Gle Allen
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Cobour
Ontario
Pinkham
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Rayan
F. J. James
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