World Happenings Briefly Told
Yields are good this year for Indians on Saskatchewan reserves says Indian commissioner W M Graham. Wireless gear to be installed on German express trams and in hotels and embassies. Canada’s farm exports to the U S fall due to emergency tariff act. Panama says it will not resist U S demand to allow Costa Rica to occupy disputed territory. Sweden’s 1920 population rises to 5 904 000 a record gain since 1861. Obituary notes Miss Catharine Jane MacKay of Winnipeg Beach. brother John MacKay of Saskatoon. Ducks banded near Lindsay travel far south, as birds shot in Alberta in 1920 were banded in New York. General Henry Cockburn dies at ninety. Baron Byng joins Ottawa Rotary as honorary member. Russian famine relief hampered by workers’ own malnutrition. Famine grips both strong and weak. many workers idle.
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Lindsay
Ont
Trinidad
Alberta
New York State
Henry Alexander Cockburn
Midlothian
Baron Byng
Canada
Ottawa
CHECK YOUR BOWEL TROUBLES DR FOWLER S
An advertisement extols Dr. Fowler s remedy for diarrhea dysentery and stomach cramps with claims of rapid relief after years on the market It cites a testimonial from Mrs Samuel Buckler of Tatamaouche Nova Scotia and notes the genuine bottle costs 50c from The T Milburn Co Limited Taranto Ont
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N.S
Canada
Eli
Dr. Fowler
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Taranto
Ont
Canada midwest livestock pool urged for defense funds
Western editor C W Peterson proposes a Canadian pool of government representatives bankers breeders and capitalists to defend the livestock industry. He calls for immediate diplomatic negotiations with the United States to secure free entry for Canadian animals and products and argues a public subscription could raise 100000000 for the pool.
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C. W. Peterson
Canada
United States
Anc
Chicago
Woman Homesteader May Hazlett Builds Western Farm
May V Hazlett, an English girl, homesteaded in Touchwood Hills Saskatchewan for four years after her brother died at Vimy Ridge. She operated the farm alone, now owns horses cattle and over hundred acres in cultivation. She plans to marry and bring her fiancé to the Saskatchewan farm, promoting women’s homestead advocacy.
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Canada
May V. Hazlett
Touchwood Hills
Vimy Ridge
Miss Hazlett
Kufelind
Saskatchewan
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Relief for Children
Mothers praise Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator for easing child distress and restoring health. The advertisement-style note emphasizes benefits to little ones and gratitude from families.
Magnificent Panorama Tours Canadian Rockies Resorts
A promotional piece touts summer travel to the Canadian Pacific Rockies with Banff Lake Louise Glacier Emerald Lake Lake Wapta and Lake Windermere Camps. It highlights hotel or camp life, nine resorts, and the deluxe Trans-Canada Limited with three daily trains. Optional routes and stopovers are offered to entice tourism.
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Canadian Pacific Rockies
Trans-Canada” Limited
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sweden Seeks Canadian Wheat Market via Stockholm Broker
A Vancouver Board of Trade letter from a Stockholm broker asks about Canada exporting wheat to Sweden. It notes potential demand as wheat shipments through the Panama Canal toward Europe may reach Sweden. The rest comments quote misc phrases and a Boston Transcript remark on pawnshop tickets.
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Vancouver Board of Trade
Canada
Sweden
Europe
Panama Canal
Hedgerows to Hedge the Prairies for Gardens
W Macoun horticul tist of the Dominion Experimental Farms predicts windbreak hedges will transform the prairies into hedged gardens with ripening fruits and vegetables. He praises the caragana hedge from Russia as indispensable and notes the drive for earlier fruit and vegetable varieties suited to windswept prairies. He highlights substantial results from experimental stations and the push to develop earlier varieties.
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Dominion Experimental Farms
Dominion
Macoun
John Macoun
Ottawa
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Postage Meter Machine Demonstrated by New York Bank
New York introduces a postage meter that stamps letters without adhesive. The National City Bank hosts the first exhibit, the device approved by the post office and operating like automatic cancelling machines. It prints U S Postage Paid 2 Cents on a square of space about the size of a stamp and locks until reset by authorities. Also mentions home remedies and war prisoners.
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New York
The
National City Bank
Post Office Department
U. S
Post Office
Canned Fruit Prep Beats Lid Removal
The line between effort and hassle is clear as workers note the heavy task of assembling canned fruit. The real snags appear when trying to pry off tight lids, slowing production and testing pantry ambitions.
Toronto Woman Finds Relief with Vegetable Compound
Mrs J F Peasey of 387 King Street in Toronto recounts years of irregular menstruation weakness and headaches. After trying doctors and medicines she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, reports becoming healthy enough to work and manage her home, and urges other women to try it.
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Peasey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toronto
J. F. Peasey
King
Ontario
H Dass
Nerviline Liniment Ad Claims Strong Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Nerviline Liniment as a powerful remedy for lingering pain from passive tissue inflammation. It says the product penetrates deeply, provides healing to soft tissue, and should always be on hand, with 35 cent bottles sold broadly.
Arctic Circle staking along Mackenzie River reported
Oil claims have been staked from a point south of Fort Norman about 1,500 miles north of Edmonton to near Good Hope just sixteen miles south of the Arctic Circle. The Mackenzie River staking extends roughly 150 miles within the territory, though not continuous across the entire stretch.
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Mackenzie River
Arctic Circle
Fort Norman
Edmonton
Good Hope
Orf
Mackerzie
Painful neuralgia described and treated with pink pills
An old health claim explains neuralgia can affect any nerve including sciatic pain. It attributes relief to Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming they enrich and purify blood to soothe nerves. Available from the Dr Williams Medicine Co for 50 cents per box, six for $2.50.
Cape coat with gold lined cape and velvet hat described
A verbose description notes a heavy silk crepe cape coat with a spreading cape, brown shade, and gold lining visible when the cape is swung back. Sleeves are wide at the wrist, trimmed with beaver, and a high crush collar completes the neck. A brown velvet hat with golden ribbon flowers accompanies the ensemble.
Endurance Over Years Described By Westminster Gazette
The Westminster Gazette notes communities and individuals show extraordinary endurance, resisting long stresses. It cites enemies surviving on minimal sustenance, strikes lasting beyond expected durations, and nations seeming solvent despite real bankruptcy, highlighting persistent resilience.
Clover yields ten to six tons per acre at farm site
Report mentions Ted Clover yielding at ten to six tons per acre at an university farm. Atlaswede origin noted with a new variety. Ipsod strosa grows thirty to thirty six inches high and offers good fodder from the stem.
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Ted
Univer Typi Ie Monton
Local Town Ad Urges Support for Merchants and Poverty Relief
Fragmentary ad urging residents to spend money in their own town and support local merchants. Mentions poverty relief and a humorous misquote about lions and ranges. Text includes garbled names and stray phrases, reflecting damaged OCR from a historical page.
What Profit The Appointing Power Men on the Federal Payroll
A concise critique questions why individuals appointed to government roles should earn salaries from the federal payroll and argues the obligation alters the appeal of pursuing public service. It suggests reform or scrutiny of appointment benefits.
Wheat yield praised as West’s most valuable ever
The Financial Times reports Western Canadian crop conditions, stating the wheat crop this year will be the most valuable the West has ever produced, with an estimated worth of at least half a billion dollars. Miller's Worm Powders claim safety for children and infants, offering relief from infestations and protection from related sickness.
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Financial ‘Times
Capitalist delegation eyes Canadian wheat expansion in Calgary
American Capital Interests led by Paul O Leary and a Central American group visited Calgary to study wheat prospects in the Canadian West. They aim to cultivate thirty thousand acres and explore large scale farming opportunities.
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Paul O'Leary
Calgary
Russians: Live Tit Fields' ahs et gArar
Fragmented text presents garbled phrases about Russians and wisdom, with unclear meaning and no verifiable facts or named entities. The readable portion offers no event, person, place, or organization to summarize as a coherent news item.
Deaf and dumb language introduced in 1749
The article notes that a deaf and dumb language was introduced in the year 1749, highlighting its emergence as a historical milestone in communication for the deaf community.
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AVIA
W. M. Graham
Pacific
Panama
State Department
Washngton
Costa Rica
Cato
Central Statistical Bureau
Catharine Jane MacKay
American Home Economics Association
Winnipeg Beach
John
MacKay
Saskatoon
U.S
Putnam’s Corn
Putnam ’S
City Girl
Western
Miss Green
Boston Transcript
Thomas
Germany
Rim
Arctic
Saienta
Ahwa Nll
Tents
Chevrolet
Marvel
Athe Marvel Sans Co
Victoria Street
Marie Belmont
Westminster ‘Gazette
Cook’s
Jon Rere
Cook Medicine.co
Farmarty Windsse
America
Pioneer
Dag Reed Terete
Millie
Willie
Willee
Bok
Saeresy
Amily
aSasheed
ARCA
Upenan
Famiy M
Pari
Py Teel Ole Ene
Tae
Koad
Vree Sonl
Greg Fee
Coca-Cola Company
A, Jae Tt
Minard
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