Large Crops On Indian Lands Reported In Canada
Large crops on Indian lands in Alberta and Saskatchewan are forecast with about 300 600 bushels of wheat and 40 000 bushels of oats. Approximately 150 000 bushels of wheat will be harvested on reserves in Alberta and similar amounts in Saskatchewan, with oats mainly grown in Saskatchewan. The harvest reflects a government backed production drive among Indians in recent years. A human riddle is defined as any man or woman you know, including yourself.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewgan
U.P
Moody
Francoeur Bros. Mitchell Hardway Company, Limited
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Edmonton
Saskatoon
Brandon
Man
The Man Who Wins Is Always Full of Life and Energy
The piece extols vitality as a personal gift of blood and health, praising leaders and a strong constitution while denigrating weakness. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for revitalizing blood and nerves, promoting vigor in men and rosy health in women, and claims broad effectiveness backed by long market presence.
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Dr. Williams
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Ont
Imperial Oil to resume oil drilling near Lethbridge Alberta
Charles E Tay Mor, chief geologist for Imperial Oil in Alberta, announced that after a geological survey over the foothills crews will begin drilling southwest of Lethbridge as soon as a rig can be set. The site has been selected for a final test of Alberta oil with plans to drill test holes in the anticline east of the mountains toward the McKenzie River basin.
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Imperial Oil Company
Alberta
Lethbridge
Alta
Charles E. Tay- ‘Mor
Imperial Qi Company
Foothills
McKenzie River Basie
No Protectorate Over Persia A Government Policy Note
A historical report states there is no basis for believing the Persian government sought a protectorate or would consider one. It emphasizes Britain’s warm support for Persia and says departure from this policy would contradict long standing interest. The government would have answered the Persian appeal if it intended to alter its stance.
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Great Britain
Are Old Folks Good Spellers
The column recalls a tragic accident among students and teachers and questions whether older generations were better at spelling. It suggests that declines in attendance and the aging cohort may explain perceived differences, noting older people often spell well as they age.
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Nicene
Immigration Amendment Draws Debate in Parliament
A proposal in the House of Representatives seeks to limit entry to the Commonwealth for five years based on parentage or nationality. Meanwhile, a distant baron reports exchanging cables with Berlin as large tracts of land and other odd phrases appear in the text.
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Australia
Melbourne
Commonwealth
House of Representatively
Fragmented notes mix horse sale and Bolshevik report
A garbled entry recounts buying a horse with ringbone cure, a hotel keeper in St. Philippe Quebec, and a 1915 royal event photo. It shifts to a photo era claim and ends with a Bolshevik retreat from Odesa and a London report on the Bolsheviks losing a major port.
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Ores Meer
Moise Deros
St. Phillippe
Que
Farmers Come To Manitoba Magnetic Land Rush Report
Western Canada demand for farm lands rises centered near Winnipeg as United Grain Growers notes buyers, including Americans, seek better value in Manitoba farms. Interest expands to Bulkley Valley BC with favorable soil, climate, and road access. prices run 10 to 15 dollars per acre. Lace machines shift to France amid unemployment concerns in Nottingham, while a asthma remedy claims prompt relief and potential lasting cure through inhalation of fumes.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Manitoba
Ralph C. Danes
United Grain Growers’ Securities Company
Duncan
United States
Bulkley
British Columbia
Tte
G.T.P
Timothy
Prairies
Canada Leads in Disabled Soldiers Re training Says Ottawa
T A Stevenson representing Canada's trades and labor congress says Canada far ahead of the United Kingdom in industrial re training for disabled men. He cites about 11 000 Canadians in vocational courses versus 15 000 in Britain, noting Canada offers instruction in around 300 occupations and emphasizes the Dominion's population advantage.
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United Kingdom
Ottawa
T. A. Stevenson
Department of Soldiers’ Civil Reestablishment
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Dominion
British Isles
Great” Britain
Great Britain
Mer
Stevenson
Department of Soldiers’ Civil Re-Establishment
Crown Prince Charles of Romania Renounces Throne Rights
Dispatch from Bucharest says Crown Prince Charles, in his 26th year, contracted an morganatic marriage with Miss Zgis Lam and was disowned by King Ferdinand. He reportedly injured his leg after a failed exit from Romania, remained attached to his former wife, and Vienna reports the king seeking a suitable European princess for him.
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Charles
Romania
Bucharest
le Journal
Zgis Lam
Vienna
Ferdinand
Blockade of Russia to be raised. Foch may be consulted
The supreme council will soon consider ending the blockade of Russia. Echo de Paris reports the council will consult with Marshal Foch on the unrest in Upper Silesia and may dispatch allied troops to occupy certain towns in the region.
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Pasig
Russia
Supreme Council
Echo de Paris
Council
Marshal Foch
Upper Silesia
Genuine Bayer Aspirin and wartime notes in one page
A wartime newspaper page reports on authentic Bayer Aspirin marked by the Bayer Cross with warnings to refuse nonconforming tablets. It also notes Japan’s Taisho plan to restore Shantung and reports ex Kaiser William buying Doorn estate near Utrecht in Holland.
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Utrecht
Holland
Eperor
William
Amerongen
Doorn
Dagblad
de Beaufort
Honor for General Currie Made Full General
At a Country Club dinner in Ottawa Major General S. C. Mewburn announced that General Currie has been elevated to full general and named military councillor to the government. The cabinet approved promotions, pending ratification by the governor general in council, marking Currie as Canada's first full general and chief military advisor to the Militia Minister.
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Canada
Ottawa
Arthur Cures
Country Club
5. C. Mewburn
Militia
Whale of Canada
Tte
Mewburn
Currie
British Empire
Manitoba teachers to receive salary increase for fall term
Winnipeg reports Manitoba public school teachers, about 3 900 in number, will get a raise when duties resume for the fall term in September. The average increase is about 50 dollars, bringing the total to 165 000 dollars. In other news, the Suez Canal remains blocked following the sinking of the Italian cruiser Basilatta after an explosion near Port Said.
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Winnipeg
Boul
Suez Canal
London
Suéz Canal
Basileata
Accord Rom
Port Said
Avcifele
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cures Deafness
Advertises Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrhal deafness caused by inflamed mucous surfaces. Describes blockage of the Eustachian tube and claims the remedy acts constitutionally to restore normal hearing. Offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, priced at 75 cents, with Toledo, Ohio based J. Cheney & Co. as the suppliers.
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Halls Atarrit Medicine Acta
RL J. Cheney &Co
Toledo, Ohio
Alfalfa Harvest Revenue in Coaldale Alberta News
Ipwin Davis harvested fifty four tons of hay from twenty acres of irrigated alfalfa at his Coaldale farm. The first-cut hay sold at 30 per ton, yielding 81 per acre. The crop averaged 2.7 tons per acre. Locals wonder about next two crops this season.
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Coaldale
Alberta
Ipwin’ Davis
Germans Suspect Imperial Plot in Hungary Crisis
In Frankfort Germany the press views the Hungarian turmoil as a monarchist counter revolution. It suggests the revolt is linked to Habsburg aims and could threaten democracy across Europe. The piece notes the monarchy’s potential resurgence under imperial influence. This analysis portrays Hungary’s government as failing to stabilize democracy while monarchist factions gain momentum.
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Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germa
Germany
Hungary
Ite
Europe
Hapsburg
Saskatchewan Auto Ownership Grows Despite Population Gap
Statistics from the Canadian Automobile Industry show Saskatchewan has more auto owners than any province except Ontario, with numbers doubling roughly every two years since 1912. The note weaves in unrelated medical and agricultural remarks about worms and farming tools, but the core fact highlights Saskatchewan’s rising vehicle ownership amid its population.
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Saskatchewan
Automobil Industries7 of Canada
Dominion
Ontario
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