World Happenings Briefly Told
Population shifts noted with 1972 rise to 538 069 from 12. Alexander Columins and Mavestol the French airman win honors. A meeting of ranchers and miners held in Mexico. A Vancouver shipment drug case leads to arrests. Harknes named magistrate for Winnipeg juvenile court. Avalanche kills 23 at Lone Jack Mine in British Columbia. Bonar Law flags construction of one new battleship. Soldier bonus bill vetoed by President Handing. Soviet forts near Gradzenbaum and Keas nearby being rebuilt. Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Fridtjof Nansen for relief work in Russia and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turoma
Mexico
Vancouver
Harknes
Cruier
Manitoba Social Service Council
Hava
Juvenile Cour
Winnipeg
Rupture Kills 8 000 Annually in Silent Health Warns
A historical notice cites alarming annual deaths from ruptures and underscores awareness. It mentions research figures, medical experts, and public health calls while noting the prevalence across ages and regions.
The Secret Of Success From Edison and Dante
Fragmented text cites Edison’s early days and a Dante quote about work. It asserts success comes from effort and perseverance. The garbled lines reference sweat, burp, and the idea that nothing worthwhile is easy, with quotes misattributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Edison
Dante
Nature Works
Wiiless
Chleata Herild
Keaminer
When Nausea Strikes Try This Simple Remedy
When sickness overwhelms you, a simple home remedy is described. The text touts Nerviline as a cure for vomiting, stomach gas, bloating, and upset, claiming widespread use and many battles sold by dealers. The era’s sales tone emphasizes relief and quick action.
Williams Pink Pills Promise Restored Health for Youth
An advertisement extols Williams Pink Pills as a trusted remedy to combat anaemia and weak blood in children and teens. It cites improved strength, breathing, digestion, and energy after using the pills, with testimonials from Mrs R Rinell of Hepworth Ontario and a physician’s endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girhor Bos
Je. Willans
R. Rinell
Hepworth
Setun
Dr. Williams
Wilme
Van
Willis” Medicine Co
BrockyiMe
Winter excursions to the Pacific coast by Canadian Pacific Rly
Travel ad notes winter trips to the Pacific coast from Manitoba Saskatchewan and western Ontario with return limits and schedules. Promises scenic views of Canadian places in winter garb and train routes aboard two pacific coast excursions. Includes misprinted details and scattered banter about banks and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Stummer
Vanvower
Victoria
Canadian Pacide Railway
Manitola
Winnipes
West
Saskytchewan
Mberia
Playtina
Winter Vycaliaa
Camidian Poel
Wilon
Hog Grading Standards Announced Under Livestock Act
Regulation details outline nine hog grades from select to extra heavies plus sows and subgrades with smooth conformation. Markets report firmer tone with higher values at stockyards and abattoirs. provincial associations may request grading centers with approved appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Livestock Branch
Radio Repair Ship Reaches First Open Sea Voyage
A wireless repair ship, built to tend submarine cables, completed its maiden voyage under the US flag. The vessel, named Gold Star, serves to support wireless stations and cable lines worldwide with a crew of officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delesiiepl
Tie Hind
United States
Skiski
Noy
Local Notice Fragment Mentions Toledo and Officials
Fragments from a damaged notice reference Toledo and local officials, with unclear names and actions. The readable parts point to a distribution or circulars matter involving authorities and possibly a medicinal or drug-related context. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear date or event.
Trotsky’s Army In Fine Condition Reported
A German writer in a Fortnightly review described Trotsky’s forces in Russia as strong yet frail. The observer noted military discipline, the army’s review, and the presence of aircraft in the sky during maneuvers. The overall assessment warned the army is weak but still capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotsky
Curious superstition and medical claims in old Ireland
A fragment notes a belief about broken pencil points signaling domestic misfortune and links it to Holloway's Corn Remover. It muses on equality with a grim joke about fate and the undertaker, reflecting period humor and advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Thoughtful plea for tuberculosis aid in Saskatchewan
A Christmas appeal urges compassion for tuberculosis sufferers in Saskatchewan with 1600 active cases outside hospitals. The Everywoman's Fund seeks 50000 to treat 50 mothers and children, asking readers to donate one dollar to support free treatment via Mrs Bates Mates and A H Cok at Port Arthur and Regina newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission On
Saskatchewan
Wich
Everywoman’s
Flw. Mates
Angus Street
Regina
Ua. Fh. Cok
Port Iu Appelle
Bates
Mr. Took
Corns Between the Toes Painlessly Removed
An aged advertisement promotes Corns Between the Toes Painlessly Removed and Pulsam's Corn Mytractor as a long trusted remedy. It touts Rosary Flower Coaping of Medicine Tiki distributing in the United States and Eastern Canada, claiming quick healing and a safe method to remove corns between toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulsam
United States
Canada
Dominion
Inquisitive Lady Quizzed Minister on Heresy Between Cherubini
A curious old woman pressed a minister with questions about the difference between Cherubini and Serviva. The minister, after a brief pause, replied that they had a difference and then made a muddled remark before concluding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherubini
Seriva
Weather report and dog derby notes from 1910 era
Weather chatter from Radio London to New York yields scattered responses describing overcast and mild conditions. The piece mentions the Dog Derby across winter routes from Pas to Pas, with entrants from St Paul and Vermont. Canadian fur trades discuss breeds and pelts for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pies Dog Derby Association
Pas
Carrot River
St. Paul
Minn
Gnitrio Weal
Vermont
Statistical Note on New York City Life and Pawned Watches
A fragment suggests a statistic about New York City life noting a watch being pawned every forty five seconds. It references opportunism and urban pace though text is incomplete and jumbled. The piece hints at city dynamics and consumer behavior in a historical urban context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Opporuunity
Atchison Glube
Milburn's Heart Pain Relief Praised in Testimonial
A Mississippi woman, Mrs John Case of St.achavines, Otat, reports two years of heart and nerve pains with sleepless nights and poor appetite. After trying two doctors and failed relief, she credits Milburn's Heart Pills with major improvement enabling her to work and eat freely again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Case
Strachavines
Oat
Flo
Milburn
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Notice
An old ad claims Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills available at all dealers or on receipt of price by The Milburn Company, Toronto. It also includes a bizarre line about a Japanese girl and a magical house, followed by a quip about aging women and adjectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Milburn
Lindred
Toronto
Ayn
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Kes
Lone Jack Mine
Chitiwack
Ilc
Bonar Law
House
Commons
Washington
Senier Simmons
North Carolina
Riga
Qranlenbaum
Keas
NASA Gorka
Fiidiien Nansen
Gor Dy Nansen
Russ da
Aske Minor
Gie Leagie
Natfomes
Nigeria
Lal Ai Wey
Arent Attorneys
Bank Street
Ottawa
Georgetown Woollen Mills
Chads
Anim
Ruperty
Ant Denis
Mr. Louie
Negoes
Acommbitarion
Uhiense
Gs Negroes Aviaorder
Amd
Terindlhoes
Tevens
Asia
Minard S, R
Yarmouth, N.S
Catacr
Rcputitutonal
Yoo Uheney & Co
Toledo
Dihio
Soviet
Russia
Geran Cores Fandenl
Peankfarter
Tretey
Basshe cv Aniek Mev
Arnillers
Holloway
Jhen
Undertaker
Everywoman's Fund
Medicine
Castoria
London
Atlantic
Chedengineering Societies
Londen
Berlin
Lergen
Norway
Lendan
Haiodus
Miki
Chabert Crest
Liems
Canta
Stampsites
Canadian Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Windsor
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