Force versus persuasion in shaping societies
Throughout history force has failed to change minds or conscience, while voluntary persuasion and cooperation drive lasting progress. The Soviet Union’s use of compulsion exemplifies how coercion sustains only brief reform, inviting resistance and instability rather than durable improvement.
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Butler
Russia
Learns To Read At Eighty Two In Mount Clare
An 82 year old Mount Clare resident learns to read and expects to soon read a newspaper. He says he never dreamed such a world would unfold to him through the printed page.
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Mount Clare
Waging War On Accidents At Safety Convention
W. E. Darling of Cincinnati urged that 85 percent of accident prevention relies on education, recounting his own injury as a blind man before the Ontario Safety Convention. The report notes the Port de Guise gateway at Calais was saved from demolition by government historic designation. Minards Checks Failing Hair.
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W. E. Darling
Cincinnati
Darling
Port de Guise
Calais
France
Canada Bans Parrot Imports Over Fever Outbreak
Canada will immediately embargo all importation and transport of parrot birds after the British Columbia health department reports the first parrot fever outbreak in the country. Dr. H E Young, provincial health officer, leads a campaign to confine cases to Vancouver area and is coordinating with U S authorities for up-to-date information while tracing parrots from the Orient to determine their locations for examination.
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Canada
British Columbia
Young
Orient
Pains Around Heart Weak Spells Mrs Vanalstine Seeks H N Pills
A letter from Mrs James Vanalstine of Pibroch Manitoba describes heart pains and smothering spells, says she used several boxes of H N Pills and has been spell free for over three years, urging others to try the remedy. The T Milburn Co Toronto lists price at 50c a box by mail. The British Guild of Blind Gardeners advocates gardening instruction for sightless children, noting blind gardeners who prune trees sow seeds and thin vegetables.
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James Vanalstine
Pibroch, Man
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
British Guild of Blind Gardeners
McNeillie Named Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager Eastern Lines
R G McNeillie, longtime Canadian Pacific Railway official, becomes assistant passenger traffic manager for eastern lines based in Montreal. Former Winnipeg general passenger agent since 1922, he started in 1901 as a stenographer and rose through posts in Nelson, Calgary, and Winnipeg before moving east. A farewell gift from the passenger department included a liqueur set and wardrobe suitcase.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
R. G. McNeillie
Eastern Lines
Montreal
McNeillie
Winnipeg
East
Nelson
B.C
Calgary
Western Lines
Lakes
Field
Minneapolis
Run-down to vibrant health with pink pills cure
Mrs. Jas A Haughn of Bridgewater Nova Scotia writes she was weak with nerve trouble indigestion headaches and sleeplessness until Dr Williams Pink Pills restored her health. She credits purified blood and improved well being to the pills and notes they can be bought for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
The Weakest Goes to the Wall Origin Explored
A medieval saying traces to church benches along nave walls used by the aged and infirm. Rush-strewn floors and wall seats marked daily worship. The phrase survives in modern speech, reflecting social hierarchies of past eras.
Mothers Value This Useful Home Remedy Advice
Mothers recognize how quickly croup can strike and the need for prompt relief. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is recommended as an excellent treatment for this ailment and its varied uses make it a valuable medicine. Douglas Egyptian Liniment is praised for stopping bleeding, cauterizing wounds, preventing infection, and warding off inflammation.
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Thomas
Air service links Venice with Trieste and Marseille
A new commercial air route from Trieste to Marseilles will make an intermediary stop in Venice, connecting with Vienna and Rome lines. Tri motored seaplanes are employed for the service.
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Venice
Italy
Trieste
Marseilles
Vienna
Rome
When Food Sours Indigestion Remedy Ad
Two hours after meals sour stomachs signal indigestion from overstimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. An alkali neutralizes the acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia, tasteless in water, is presented as the quick, approved remedy. Use genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years.
English headmasters tour Canada confident on immigration
English school leaders after a Canada tour express enthusiasm about reception across the country and stress that only prepared boys should pursue posts in Canada. Dr Cyril Norwood says they will promote quality immigration and advise students to secure money and opportunities. He also weighs immigration from Nordic and central European groups. Asthma Doesn't Wear Off Alone urges early treatment with Dr Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy to prevent chronic condition and reduce suffering.
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Canada
Toronto
Cyril Norwood
Norwood
Europe
J. D. Kellogg
Geese Protected After Plane Chasing Flight
Provincial police court fined Philip Osler ten dollars plus costs for disturbing thousands of Manitoba wild geese by pursuing them in an airplane between Rosser and Meadows during the close season. Magistrate R M Noble heard Game Warden Durant state the birds were worried and Osler was told to warn aviators to cease the sport.
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Manitoba
Philip Osler
R. M. Noble
Durant
Osler
Rosser
Meadows
Canadian Pacific spends hundred million on new vessels
In the last decade Canadian Pacific Railway invested 100 million dollars in building ships in British yards. Spain held its first olive oil congress at a venue in Brazil, marking a notable international industry event.
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Canadian Pacific
Spain
Brazil
Premier Ramsay MacDonald Sends Message to McGill
MacDonald writes to McGill students for the annual dedicated to him. He gazes from Chequers Park and quotes Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thy might, urging students to apply themselves with energy and purpose.
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Ramsay MacDonald
McGill
Chequers Park
MacDonald
Miller's Worm Powders Promised Quick Worm Destruction
An advertisement asserts worms are drawn by unhealthy stomach and bowels and that Miller's Worm Powders immediately alter these conditions. It claims the medicine destroys parasites on contact and serves as a healthful tonic for the young constitution.
Long debt order at Blackpool delays payment past eighty years
An order was issued in Blackpool England for the payment of a debt totaling 60.90 dollars at a rate of six cents per month. The arrangement will require more than 80 years to clear the balance if kept.
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Blackpool
Eng
Elevated playgrounds proposed for New York tenements
In crowded New York tenement districts planners propose elevated playgrounds about 14 feet above street level to provide safe play space for children while keeping ground areas clear for urban use. The idea emphasizes compact urban design and child welfare amid dense housing.
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New York
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