World Happenings Briefly Told
Lake Huron has the curious re card of having m more islands than any other lake. The censor refuses to permit the enbting of extracts of articles printed in Madrid newspapers. The death of Lieutenant-Governor Lionel H. Clarke at Toronto creates the second vacant lieutenant-governorship in Canada Normal Schools of Manitoba will provide six hundred teachers for the provincest sessions to be held this fall. Four hundred, it is expected, will be given permanent certificates, and 200 will be given temporary licenses. The all-Russian relief commitee formed recently with Maxim Gorky and representatives of various parties as members has been dissolved and the members will not go abroad in the interests of Russian famine relief. A farmer near Brockville predicted farmers would not winter more than fifty per cent of their herds due to hay shortages. After a meeting of the German cabinet, President Ebert issued a decree prohibiting meetings and publications likely to encourage sedition. Convicts who dealt in spurious money at Sing Sing have continued to ply their trade behind bars. forged cheques totaling 14 000 were linked to inmates. The alleged 50 000 000 swindle trust in Chicago has no connection with the Great West Bank of Canada. Final agreement reached between Manitoba and Ontario for a national highway. road will enter Manitoba near West Hawk and Falcon Lakes at Mite Post 24 on the wet south route.
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Lake Huron
Madrid
Lionel H. Clarke
Toronto
Canada
Maxim Gorky
Brockville
Ebert
Chicago
Great West Bank of Canada
Winnipeg
Regina
Arthur Banninger
General Bond Corporation
Manitoba
Ontario
West Hawk
Falcon Lakes
Mite Post 24
Detector of Carelessness Tracks Freight Damages
The New York Times reports on an invention called an impact register, a device modeled after a seismograph to be placed in box cars. It records the exact time and intensity of shocks to reveal when and where damage occurs during transit, aiding in exposing dishonest shippers and impaired crews.
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Yar
Tran
Congo
Milwaukee
Baul
Thaggia
New York Times
Oldest Bell in Western World Found in East Haddam Conn
A bronze bell dated AD 803, stored near East Haddam’s rectory beside Nathan Hate School, may be the oldest bell in North America though its age is uncertain. It likely arrived as ship ballast or junk, bought for church use, and though not cracked it is no longer rung.
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North America
Americas
East
Haddam
Conn
Nathan Hate
America
New World
Postum Ad Urges Family Table Equality Over Tea and Coffee
An old advertisement argues against serving tea or coffee to children, promoting Postum as a healthier alternative. It claims caffeine and tannin in tea and coffee harm developing nerves, causing irritability and sleep issues. The copy urges quitting tea and coffee, endorsing Postum in two forms Lostant Postum and Postum Cereal, and promises a weeklong trial leading families to prefer the beverage.
Richard Tether remembered as Arctic explorer at ninety seven
The article honors Captain Richard Tether who died aged ninety seven, recalling his role in key Arctic searches for Franklin's party and the Northwest Passage. It notes his early overland routes, service on expeditions, and enduring legacy shared with Kennedy and Shackleton, highlighting his lifelong northern navigation.
Watches and their varied types and values
The text discusses different watch types and their usefulness, noting seven and eleven year cycles, and contrasts title value with practical purpose. It highlights general applicability, regularity, and the practical importance of specific watch varieties in everyday use.
Disentery Mentioned As Cause Of Sudden Prostration
A historical medical note describes disentery as a rapid form of a bowel illness that weakens the body quickly and can lead to fatal collapse. It cautions about using remedies improperly and mentions the need to avoid constipation while treating the condition.
Wild Strawberry Extract Promoted for Diarrhea Relief
An extract of Wild Strawberry is touted by a Saskatchewan writer as a remedy for dysentery and diarrhea, citing a years‑long relief after one bottle. The ad advertises Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry sold by T Milburn in Yukon and mentions a geologic report on Mayd district galena deposits.
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GH. McVagh
Mawer
Sask
T. Milburn
Yukon
W. E. CockGeld
Mayd
Glutens and gluten free flours discussed in diet guide
A Dominion Cream bulletin titled Wheat Picture and Bread critiques gluten flours sold to the public. Dr Saupberg says many products are misrepresented and unsuitable for diabetics, offering little palatable bread or cakes with high gluten content. Physicians urged to note these facts and avoid unpurchasable substitutes.
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Gov Nearha
Saupberg
Graham
Saunders
Zhdarn
Fashion notes and a curios oil report mix
A fragmented fashion snippet discusses a blue serge coat with filmy frock details and decorative embroidery, while a separate report from the British trade commissioner hints at oil operations in Alberta and a possible rise in oil activity after summer.
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Copenhagen
Crop yield forecast for AkpRG district rises 100 percent this year
Provincial Departtment of AkpRG reports the Meapple crop in the Fruledistrictst UF region will be 100 percent higher than last year. Estimated requirement is 5,000 straight cars to handle the harvest.
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Akprg
Columbia
Summer Heat On Baby Warned By Dr Willits Co
The article warns that hot weather endangers babies with illness such as diarrhea and dysentery. It promotes Baby Summer Heat Tablets from The Dr Willits Medicine Co Brockville Ontario as a remedy, claiming they regulate the stomach and prevent illness.
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Dr. Willixt Medicine Co
Brockilic
Ont
Best Known Travellers in Canada and Local Sale Rumors
Fragmented excerpts describe travel lore in Canada and a Montreal incident with illness and pain relief from a liniment. The text mentions a patient who recovered after a tram in the wf of Montreal and a hostile stance toward a family linked to an orange sale, hinting at social tension and local commerce.
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Stathotler
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Putnam's
Thomas
Franklin
Bass
Hoht
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Tether
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Coppermine
Saskatchewan
Cumberland House
Thutethe
Kennedy
Pasins- Andi Hytnag
Mediterranean
South Seas
Apollo
Admiralty
Albert
Betler
Lady Franklin
Price Albert
Notale
Captain Kennedy
Fort Cumberland
Northwest
St Andrew's
Red River
Women's
St Andrew’ 'S
Bast
Ernest Shackleton
Hiad
MieTewels
Mart
Eclettric
Mytie Belmont
Chi Heron Sar
Maxie
Countie Treal
Det
Alls
North-West
E. Edwards
Mont
Ittiveria Company
Alberta
Aly
Hal
AL Amghey
Dominion Express
Hous Post
Gretpfore
Nialioents
Montreal
Kiniegteti
Abela
Giugelata
Speeneieas
Newyork
Bayer
Cenit
Wasaing
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