Oral Hygiene Series Links Horse Industry to Auto Trade
A fragmented report suggests a connection between rising horse industry concerns and effects on automobile and trucking businesses. References to agriculture opinions, provincial commissions, and economic prospects hint at reforms or shifts impacting western Canadian livestock markets and related transport sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonghian Departmbre
Agericulture
Ocxpee “Suis
Tapinion
Itn
Ayacnate Myptors
H. S. Aridlir
Ihotatum Livesttek
Ommiasioner
Ca Cateary
Western Canada Livestock Union
Worms, Pests Endangering Intestines At Kent House Exhibit
Reports describe worms that attack intestinal linings and perforate walls if unchecked. Miller's Worm Powder claimed to eradicate all worm varieties and repair prior damage, while a side note mentions a late shift for an oyster dealer and a stray story about a worker.
Teeth and decay dangers explained in dental care guide
A fragmentary dental health piece discusses how plaque buildup leads to tooth decay, enamel sensitivity, and gum issues. It mentions bacteria, tubercle and tuberculosis references, and stresses thorough cleansing to prevent enamel erosion and tooth pain. It notes that untreated decay can spread and worsen, urging care to protect teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeleria
Sewing Machines Use Mix of Woods and Materials
About 60 radon feet of timber are used annually in sewing machine manufacture. Cluaks and red cut supply two thirds of the timber, with yellow poplar and black walnut making just over one eighth. The remainder includes dupela, ghostnut, cylonwood, maple, mahogany, yellow pine, and redwood. Mother Graves termination device to operate without injury to a child is noted as fully effective but with cautions.
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Cluaks
Spending the Savings for War Armaments Abroad
European nations plan greater spending from savings and six years old Pendids era references warn against excessive armaments. The Toronto Mail and Empire notes arms expenditure could strain finances and pacify calls to fund the Great War through savings, urging prudence.
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Toronto Mail
Empire
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claimed Cure for Catarrh
Catarrh is described as a local disease worsened by constitutional factors and claimed to be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad asserts internal treatment and blood action, promises strength and improved health, and lists a price of $1 for a case, plus 75 cents for dealers quote and testimonials from Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Trui
Nature
Cheney & Go
Toleds
Ohis
Fragmented dialogue hints at domestic dispute in old text
A garbled dialogue depicts a scolding wife and fleeing husband amid quarrel. The text shows fragmented speech with insults and threats, mentioning a frying pan and crying wife, but overall lacks coherent detail or clear event.
Waste in crates and containers costs U S food stalls
A computation shows a tenth to a quarter of food stall costs in the United States goes toward crates and containers that are discarded after one use. The note mentions Minard's Liniment For Colds and Eve.
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United States
Minard
Eve
World Happenings Briefly Told in Dubious Text
A garbled notice reports demobilization of Zfim ria by Prussia in line with the Versailles treaty provisions. Felix Diaz arrives in Guatemala amid Mexican tensions, while rumors cite Japan immigration limits tied to U S, Australia, and New Zealand discussions. An opera star announces marriage to Tomer Samuel. Alfred Mond plans London to Palestine study. Influenza notes describe long lasting attacks and public health concerns in the United States.
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Aly
Felix Diaz
Deng Portire Tex
Tae Torbée
New York
Ganids
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Nikon
Then She Knew and a Bit of Alice Love
A fragmented dialogue fragment shows inner conflict as a speaker recalls anger at being called an idiot by a father while reflecting on love for Alice. The readable lines hint at a tense family dynamic and personal realization.
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Alice
Pink Pills claim to cure headaches from thin blood
Advertisement cites thin blood as cause of frequent headaches and disorders like neuralgia and insomnia in growing girls. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as effective, promising blood building and symptom relief, with a price of 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from the Brockville Ontario company.
Freight charge exchange talks advance in Montreal meeting
Representatives of major Canadian carriers met in Montreal to resume work on a solution to the U S Canada freight charges dispute. A tentative plan was drafted to harmonize through rates while preserving import conditions and avoiding a total halt from rate divergence. A captain has been appointed to continue consultations with United States carriers and push toward a definite conclusion at the soonest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Montreal
United ~ Teles Cartiers
Frightful Death Suffered From Asthma Promoted Cure
An advertisement explains asthma fears and claims Catarrhone relief. It touts Catarrh one inhaler to treat asthma, bronchitis and throat troubles, promising immediate relief and lasting benefit for all ages. Sold for one dollar by Catarrhogene Co Kingston Canada.
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Catarrhogene Co
Kingston
Canada
Alberta Pulp Forests Highlight Spruce for Pulp Use
Alberta study notes spruce timber in extensive areas north and west of Bemoutan and along upper Saskatchewan and Athabasca waters. Poplar dominates yet widespread spruce remains valuable for pulp and newsprint. Lumberman F A Burrows cites remaining spruce zones and notes poplar increases total pulp potential.
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Edmofion. Bulletin
Bemoutan
F. A. Burrows
Saskatchewan
Burrows
Athabasca
Green Food For Hens For Better Egg Production
Guidance on feeding hens with plentiful green foods to supply vitamins and regulate digestion. Recommends cabbage mangels chopped steeped alfalfa and similar greens to create a nourishing fowl diet improving springlike conditions and production.
The Oil for the Athlete
An advertisement extols Dr. Thomas Felectric Oil as a premier muscle lubricant. It claims the product renders muscles pliable reduces soreness and strengthens sinews for athletic strains and long-term use by athletes.
How to Make Chicken Broth for Invalids and Well Members
The article explains making chicken broth for invalids differs from rich folk soup. It details splitting and cooking a bird, using bones, gradual simmering, skimming fat, straining, and storing broth. suggests salt use, and offers variations with mushrooms and rabbit as cheaper alternatives. It emphasizes plain, nourishing preparations and cautions about salt in certain diets.
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Speer
Man who can make an after dinner speech
A concise remark contrasts a man able to deliver an after dinner speech with one who cannot yet may do so, noting the irony that eloquence can be more tiresome or less so depending on delivery and timing.
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Jpeus, Jr
Bruins
Alex
Hamilton
I Tela LA Granby
Jamies St. North
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Simployer
Vette
Watert Con Company Lines
Toronto
Camaca
Dikse
Circus
Union Bank Director
Manitoba
Viet Perseus
Montread Interest
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Clivapu
Tomer Samuel
Tun Cl
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Palestine
Countess Dearl
Carty
Cone
States Public Health Service
Alberta
W. N. UL
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Alexander Graham Bell
Reléphore
France
Gray Len Rai
Gusth
Scotland
Dias
Modest
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Marine Eye Remedy ,Co
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Oral Domitton Express
Maica
U.S A
Vook
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Shipman Chambers
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