Carbon City Exibition Draws Crowds and Western Troupe
The Carbon City annual exhibition drew large crowds from Bar Ranch and surrounding ranches over two days. A Béventeentt-rate troupe and an eighteenth-rate circus performed at the fair. The narrator attended local theater “A Knight of the Prairie,” noting a melodramatic plot and a witty English extra who charmed the audience.
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Canada
Mr. O'Hara
Carbon City
Bar CD
Mr. Livingstone
Jerry Brown
Ike
Forest of Arden
Ife
Got No Sleep Mr Johan Woodward P T O Ont writes
A brief item notes Johan Woodward P T O of Ontario writes about sleep issues. The fragment hints at campaign style or personal note, with no clear event, date, or outcome provided in the readable text.
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Johan Woodward
P.T.O
Ont
Chickadees Dream In Winter Tales Told By Wishing Fairy
Stella the Wishing Fairy explains Chickadees to Pimzie and friends. She describes their size color and cheerful song, notes their year round presence in snow, their nesting habits in tree cavities or abandoned woodpecker holes, and their role in controlling canker worms along with their small white eggs and family ties.
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Stella
Pimal
Snookum
Lorykins
Pimzie
Brelta
Tittie Lorykina
Vimele
Snookums
Kinkajou
Brelin
Jorykins
Lauirrel
Pimzle
Bealdes
Chickadee
Stétha
Indian Parade and Fair at the Exhibition
A Canadian diary recounts a trip to a fair featuring an Indian Parade with braves in war paint, a lively audience, and a quirky out law horse contest. The writer praises prize pigs and quilts but condemns steer roping and a fatal ending to a rough bout.
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Dience
Paderewski
Biven
Shen Hee Wa
Auji
Livingstone
Western life recounts Carbon City Exhibition and rodeo
The account recalls steer roping protests and a relay race won by a side saddle contestant. It notes a conversation about animal cruelty at rodeos, the writer’s impressions of Mr Livingstone, and hints at past meetings and letters, concluding with a tease of continuation.
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Lawrence
Mr. Livingstone
Carbon City
Livingstone
Elba
Catarrhozone Promises Fast Relief From Catarrh
Catarrh sufferers can be fixed at home by inhaling Catarrhozone. Breathing a piney vapor targets lungs and air passages, killing germs and destroying secretions. Colds and throat trouble ease as irritation subsides. bronchitis symptoms improve. Two months $1.00, small size 50c, available from dealers or Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Pas Lumber Company to Hire 1300 to 1400 Workers This Winter
The Pas Lumber Company plans extensive logging with seven to eight camps this winter. 1300 to 1400 men are expected to be employed, with a vanguard already operating as workers are released from the highest fields to join bush work. The report notes Avon Island natives 700 miles west of Behring Strait kill old people as mercy.
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Pas Lumber Company
Avon Island
Behring Strait
Devertion Of Children Becomes Extraditable
The addition of willful desertion or willful non support of a minor or dependent child to the extraditable offenses between the United States and Canada follows a supplementary convention signed in London on May 15 1922 by Hon George Harvey and Lord Curzon. The convention ratified July 28 takes effect ten days after publication and appeared in the Canada Gazette October 14.
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United States
Canada
London
George Harvey
Lord Curzon
Ottawa
Canada Gazette
Dominion
California Fig Syrup Ad Touts Safe Constipation Remedy
A vintage medicine ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the bowels and relieve feverish, listless children. It emphasizes a teaspoonful today prevents tomorrow’s illness and warns to require the genuine product with proper labeling to avoid imitation.
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California
Queer Tree In Venezuela Milk Tree of Venezuela
A South American tree in Venezuela yields a sap resembling milk in color and taste. Naturalists deem it wholesome and nourishing, unlike rich cream. The tree can exceed 100 feet tall and may be smooth for 80 feet from the ground. Wounds on the bark release the milky fluid for days until it coagulates at the wound.
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South America
Venezuela
Asthma Remedy Claims Hope for Women Sufferers
A promotional paragraph extols Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as bringing new hope to women worldwide. Testimonials are claimed to prove the benefit, noting women in all climates are among the sufferers and may be relieved by the remedy.
Dalmatian fishermen dye nets brown and green to fool fish
Dalmatian fishermen avoid white nets claiming fish are wary and steer clear of light hues. They color nets brown and bright green to increase catch likelihood, noting fish behavior and color response in local waters.
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Dalmatia
Power Transmission by Radio Sparks Scientist Forecast
Dr. E F W Alexanderson chief engineer at Radio Corporation says radio power transmission from Niagara Falls to New York is a future possibility after a 16 hour test of electron tubes replacing large alternators. Scientists increasingly believe wireless power could become a reality and Marconi noted the tubes as the next crucial advance.
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Niagara Falls
New York
E. F. W. Alexanderson
Radio Corportion
Atlantic Ocean
Marconi
Emotions and Health Theory Gains Ground in Hospital Study
A theory that the mind is material gains support from a new instrument installed in a major British hospital. It shows emotions react on the body’s electrical forces, claimed to mark a valuable step forward in health improvement.
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Montreal Gazette
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