Fratersca Guritaldi and Mixed Paths Across Borders
Fragmented world briefs report Fratersca Guritaldi, widow of Hlaly's hero, visiting Me York. Ukrainian women in British Columbia rise to 111 institutes with 4 009 members. A near east conference signals progress toward peace. A Toronto University intern becomes the first woman doctor in a Washington hospital. Chinese bandits' captives to be repatriated as servants. Harold Noice and Allan Crawford travel through distant lands.
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Fratersca Guritaldi
Hlaly
Cagtart
Cuba
Canada
Me York
Women’ S Institute
British Columbia
M. Peart Russell
University of Toronto
Washington
China
Cholera Infantum and Baby's Own Tablets
Cholera infantum is a fatal childhood ailment that arrives suddenly in summer. Baby's Own Tablets are promoted as a preventative and stomach soother, guaranteed safe by government analysis. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25c per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Rockyville Ont.
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Sbeawlart Aimemer
Dr. Wiliams”, Medicine Co
Atrockyville, Ont
Miller's Wort Powders and Health Claims
A fragment discusses overpopulation, cootie millions, and trade in China, then extols Miller's Wort Powders as a sweet palatable medicine for children. It claims to end troubles, strengthen digestion, cure worms, and boost a healthy development in the body.
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China
The
Republic
Miss Canada Favorite Leads Cleveland Board Event
Winifred Filai of St John is noted as a favorite Miss Canada at a ball hosted by the Cleveland Board of Trade and Miss Aurel ica. Filai wore a pink satin gown and has been in demand at Maritime Province festivities, though remaining at her typewriter.
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Canada
Tobacco and digestion debated by Dr Crane at London
Dr Crane addressed a Western University audience in London Ontario arguing tobacco aids digestion by easing digestion and starch digestion. He cited his prior advice on cigarette use and noted starch as a constant in many foods while British authority Sir James Canthe also supported tobacco aiding digestion and reducing worry.
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W. Crade
Addtras
Western University
London
James Canthe
Baten
James
A Female Medicine Of Wonderful Power
A historic advertisement proclaims a female remedy with potent claims to keep the system active remove wastes and prevent disease, positioning it as a general health tonic for female wellbeing and vitality.
Dr Hamilton Pills Offer Regulated Health for Women
Dr Hamilton's Pills are praised as a mild vegetable remedy that promotes regularity and keeps the system clean for women in aging years. The ad claims they help with conditions hard for women to overcome and boost appearance and vitality. Available at all dealers for 23 units.
Conference visit of Shipping Men in Montreal
Shipping men from Canada and the United States held a conference in Montreal under the United Kingdom and Continental Conferences. They toured the Canada Steamship Lines on the S.S. Montreal and toured the Saguenay division’s Richelieu, with speeches by Doherty Coates and others praising Canadian shipping and river access.
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Canada
United States
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Montreal
United Kingdom
Canada Steamship Lines
Tal W
Doherty
Dobkerty Cee
Mersrs
C. H. George
Ellen Wilson Line
W. A. Coates
Robert Rieford Co., Ltd
Connor
Sidebotham
Furness Withy Line
Nichols
Larkwood
Conard Line
Forbes
White Star
Line Montres
Coates
Georgi
Macpegre
Shipping, Board
Washington
Saguenay
Paladai Richelieu
Hudson
Canada ‘Steamship Lines
Record-high seven ton per acre yield in English Wales farms
Last year farmers in England and Wales achieved a yield of over seven tons per acre, the highest on record. The total crop reached 4 612 000 tons, more than 1 000 000 tons above the prior year, and 60 percent above the pre war average. Allotments covered 143 040 acres producing about 650 009 tons of potatoes.
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England
Wales
Summer complaint and remedies in a midwestern ad card
An old newspaper fragment promotes Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a preventive for summer bowel troubles. It includes customer testimonial from Mrs Judd of Hamilton Ontario and price details, plus ad mentions of asthma remedy by J D Kellogg and a note on the English guinea’s origin.
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J. D. Kellogg
British Urges Restoration of Normal Conditions in China
Britain proposes limited naval action along the Chinese coast and up major rivers to restore order after bandit activity. The plan, discussed after talks in Paris, would not require allied land forces and relies on naval power. American ministers reportedly opposed actions that would undermine the Chinese government. Tokyo dispatches indicate Japan may oppose a naval demonstration.
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China
Yen
Prsing
Tokyo
Japan
Cure For Tuberculosis by Spanish Doctor Talarn
A Spanish surgeon, Dr Talarn, claims a remarkable anti tuberculosis serum. He injected two terminal patients, a 40 year old man and an 18 year old woman, and Madrid authorities say both are now healthy. The man recovered in seven days and the woman in five. More patients in Barcelona TB hospitals are to be treated, and Dr Talarn offers his discovery to all physicians of Spain.
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Talarn
Madrid
Witten
Barcelona
Talarn Bas
Spain
Putnam's Painless Corn Ex Tractor Nostalgic Ad
An old time advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Ex tractor as a simple, painless remedy for corns. It promises it lifts out corns root and branch and leaves skin smooth as silk, costing 25 cents and available everywhere.
Radio time signals linked by global observatories
The article notes large radio time signal networks enabling accurate time checks across observatories worldwide. It highlights scientific vernier methods used by French stations and international cooperation to measure longitude differences daily. The Dominion Observatory participates actively in this effort, improving clock and elevation error understanding.
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J Ia
David
Radio Siquors Sansmil Sui Syste
Vernier
Dominion “Observatory
Americans In Canada and Canadian Land Settlement
The Financial Post notes that about one million Canadians were born in the United States, roughly a significant share of the Dominion population. It states U.S. born citizens are mainly on Western farms, with thirty percent of homesteaded land settled by Americans versus twenty percent by Britons, and that Americans are annually the largest buyers of private lands and farms.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
United States
Dominion
Minard’s request reveals scale of Canadian lobster trade
A report on the lobster industry notes 600 factories across the Maritime Provinces, employing over 5,000 people including fishermen and packers. The annual output exceeds 5.9 million dollars, underscoring the sector’s significance in Canada.
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Canada
Maritime Provinces
Japan Must Import Wheat To Meet Forty Million Bushels
Japan faces a smaller wheat harvest with an estimated 24,685,045 bushels, down 1,060,125 from last year. With total annual requirements around 40 million bushels, imports will be needed to cover the shortfall, and similar declines are noted for barley and rye.
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Thefcrops of
Japan
Department of Trades and Commerce
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Constitutional Treatment
Catarrhal conditions and catarrh are said to be influenced by constitutional conditions, with Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. The remedy purportedly strengthens overall health and aids nature in its work, available through Druggists with free circulars from F. H. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Germany sends gold to United States amid stock holdings
A Washington observer in the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce notes that Germany uses individual names to move gold to the United States where it holds between 600 million and 1 billion dollars in stocks and bonds. Germany does not fear U S confiscation and trusts in American business soundness.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington
United States
Germany
Americum
Winter Named Unhealthiest Period By Insurance Study
Figures from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company label winter the unhealthiest portion of the year. The report notes that the major drop in death rates occurred during the summer months, highlighting seasonal health patterns.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Britain vows larger air fleet to defend one power standard
The Manchester Guardian supports expanding Britain's air defences. It argues Britain must maintain a one power standard in the air, capable of matching any neighboring fleet, and asserts public backing for government plans to build a stronger air force.
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Manchester Guardian
Great Britain
Europe
Finely Balanced Bank Doors Open by Special Process
In Moyland a bank guards its vaults with doors so finely balanced that two clerks can instantly close them with a desk button and reopen them only through a special procedure inspiring caution about security and reliability in financial premises.
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Bank of Moyland
Cabade in nearly 30 Amep a large US Great Britain and Ireland
A fragmentary note references Cabade around 30 Amep involving the United States Great Britain and Ireland. The readable text is sparse, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm a concrete news item for a fuller summary.
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Cabade
Great Britain and Ireland
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