World Happenings Briefly Told In Brief
In Lethbridge a new automatic phone service opens at cost B23. Japan to set up a typhoon study lab on the South Ses Islands. Secretary Hughes issues orders directing rete to the United States by July for Rhine troops. Chancellor Haynes cites tax take of £6,223.4999 in eleven minutes. Fort Williams forms a dairy and farm cooperative with $1040 capitalization. Canadian border wireless taint noted per Commissioner Haynes. House approves army cut to 113,008 by July. German steamer Antonio Deh ang arrives at Coulogee with passengers for Buenos Aires. George Richardson, Balaclava survivor, dies in Liverpool. medal count noted. US Navy hydrographic warning on North Atlantic steam lanes may be hampered by ice fields. Papa Muiss retires at 90 after 70 years teaching. absent from desk 12 days due to flu.
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Bay of Lethbridge
Japan
Ses Islands
United States
Rhine
Hughes
Robert Horne
House of Vomuons
Fort Williams
Han Runuerk
Scrap the Submarine War Machine
The London Observer argues submarines are useless except for commerce raiders and that, despite restricted controls from Washington, nations will ignore them. It calls for scrapping the submarine to avert more dangerous warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
London
Poison Storehouse in Every Home Claim
An old advertisement extols Dr Hamilton’s Pills claiming to purify kidneys and liver, stimulate excretion, and cleanse the system. It asserts the pills remove waste poisons from blood and restore health, urging purchase through dealer networks in Montreal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarons
Dr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Catarrbozone Co
Santreal
Manitoba Acreage Up To Average For Ploughing This Spring
Agricultural department reports Manitoba will have about 4 962 000 acres ready for ploughing this spring. Figures show total cultivated area for the season includes new breaking 1 570 000 acres, summer fallow 1 612 000 acres, and ploughing 31 138 000 acres. Land use remains favorable compared with 1921, with similar patterns in breaking, summer fallow, and ploughing noted. Milter's Worm Powders advertised as a remedy for stomach and intestinal worms in children. They claim to cleanse the stomach without distress and provide toning health benefits for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Cericulture
Agricultural Department
Milter
Danish radium expert Fischer dies after costly research
Professor Johan F. Fischer, famed as Denmark’s leading radium authority, has died. He paid a heavy price for his knowledge, losing fingers in experiments and contributing to early radium science before a visit to America. The report notes his high cost for discovery. The Emergency Fleet Corporation launched 2,212 ships.
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Johan F. Fischer
Denmark
America
Western Canada Irrigation Association Convention Set
The Western Canada Irrigation Association will open its annual convention in Maple Creek Saskatchewan on July 26 and move to Brooks Alberta two days later. Prominent irrigationists from North America are expected to address a largely attended gathering as Alberta hosts North America's largest irrigation project and rapid irrigation development continues. Prince Edward Island’s Reynard’s Menu Fox breeding gains prominence as a stabilized industry, with CSIR Ottawa studies yielding important data on parasites, animal dieting, and mating age.
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Maple Creek
Brooks
Western Canada Irrigation Association
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western
Canada
Reynard
Prince Edward Island
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Ottawa
Baby Health in Spring Offers Home Care Tips
Mothers face spring anxiety as indoor confinement can worsen colds in babies. A daily dose of Baby's Own Tablets is suggested to regulate stomach and bowels, preventing fever, constipation, or care issues. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order 25 cents per box from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. White Packers Handle Herring All herring packing finished. About 1,000 tons left to move to the Orient. 25,000 tons already sent. Over 50 percent of BC herring processed by white packers this year. Japanese share dropped from 100 percent four years ago to 50 percent this year. Holloway's Corn Remover treats hard and soft corns safely and effectively.
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Dy. Wiliams" Medicine” Co
Brockville
Ont
White
B.C
Orient
British Columbia
Western Canada needs more immigration cooperation
G C Porter reports Western Canada requires stronger cooperation among settlers, railroad and government agents, and real estate interests to capitalize on inbound migration from the United States. Munard Everett recalls Luce Land Company’s earlier success and urges organized support for new arrivals, including better border handling and streamlined immigration certification to ease farm settlement.
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Western
Canada
Munard Everett
Luce Land Company
Mme
Luce Company
Saskatchewan
Everett
Amiil
Sorder
Lenigrad renamed from Petrograd in honor of Lenine
Moscow dispatch reports Petrograd will be renamed Lenigrad to honor Lenine, the article notes. The change reflects a shift in naming to celebrate the Soviet leader.
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Petrograd
Peter the Great
Lenigrad
Moscow
Lenine
Topeka
Germany to Pay France If Compelled Says Paper
The Philadelphia North American remarks that beyond possibility Germany would squeal at owing As Many marks to France as she left there if forced to settle the claim. The tone suggests strong Allied pressure and potential reparations disputes in the postwar era.
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Germany
France
Philadelphia
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Neuralgia
Old advertisement touts Nerviline for neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism promising a warm glow deep into sore tissue easing pain quickly. Claims soreness fades while user forgets it with use. Bottled in large ice bottles and sold widely.
Poise and Brains of the British People in 1921
The piece extols British political talent and empire strength after World War I, lauding Princess Marys marriage and Gordon Balfour’s diplomacy with the United States, Japan, and the UK. It also notes record low rainfall in the British Isles in 1921, with February especially dry.
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Mary
Ireland
Balfour
Washington
Japan
America
John Bull
Springfield Republican
England
British Isles
Man praises wife and Taniac in railroad town tale
Rose, a Canadian National Railroad employee, says his wife rose from years of stomach trouble and weakness after using Taniac. He notes she is now energetic and stronger, with enthusiasm to discuss the remedy at length. Taniac is sold by all druggists.
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M. Burns
Rose
Canadian National Railroad
Lit
National Council of Education Friennial Conference in Toronto
The National Council of Education plans a Dominion wide campaign to support schools. A 1923 Easter conference in Toronto will center efforts with speakers, committees, and international educational leaders from Great Britain and France invited.
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Toronto
Western
Canada
Winnipeg
National Council
Roteresi
Uris
New Zealand
Great Britain
France
Dominion
United States
Wash New Cars Often Water Tends to Harden Finish
After returning from travel a new car should be thoroughly washed to remove dust mud tar and grease. Frequent washing helps the varnish harden and preserve the finish while exposing the vehicle to proper temperatures, care needed in winter to avoid rapid changes that may check the paint.
Worm Exterminator Advocated for Children and Fish Health
An odd trio of claims describes Worms weakening children and the use of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator to drive out parasites. A New York City aquarium hospital treats fish ailments, while Minard's Liniment is touted for coughs and colds.
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Aquarium
New York City
Newsboy Claims World Record for Star Sales
Newsboy Harrys Williams, a London Evening Star vendor, says he set a world record by selling 113 million copies. He joined the Star in January and received a pension for life for his services. His best one-day total was August 4, 1914, when he sold 100 papers amid war news.
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Harrys Williams
London Evening Star
Star Wen
Elven
Williams
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Coulogee
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Boudene
George Richardson
Balaclava
Liverpool
Mi Fk
Hydrographic Office
U.S. Navy Dept
Papa Muiss
Tie
Radium Expert
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Holloway
G. C. Porter
Minneapolis
Minn
Railroad Natural Resources Department
Californ
Florida
Dane
Prairies
States
Mads
Canadian Postum Ceres Co. Ltd
Windsor, Ont
Minard
Strong
Railroad Man
National Council of Education
SRS
FREA
Id Ated
The
Ramsay Co
Arnprior Patent Solicitors Ontario
Baby's Own
Faby
Sirs. A. Ashby
Charles St. W
Floral Denier
D.D.D. Laboratories
Dept . U-76
Lyall Ave
Hourth Street
W.on
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