Fatal mining accidents per province in 1922 report
A 1927 Labour Department report covers ten years and shows Alberta had 31 fatalities in coal mines in 1922, or 4.66 per 1000 employed. British Columbia had 6 metaliferous mine deaths, 2.84 per 1000. Alberta 35 deaths, 4.12 per 1000. Ontario 34 deaths, 2.72. Quebec 34 deaths, 2.52. Nova Scotia 29 deaths, 3.36. Saskatchewan one. Manitoba three. New Brunswick two. Data for Nova Scotia 1872 and some provinces not given.
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Ulnar
Alberta
Federal of Labor
Brtiigh Columbia
British Columbia
Brien Columbia
Metaliferatia
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Provinte
Baskatchewan
Pines
Manitoba
New Brunswick
New York’s Trinity Church Counts Rich Incomes From Property
The Trinity Church in New York is described as the world’s richest church based on an annual statement from 1922 showing a total income around 1.25 million dollars. It derives 1.1 million from rents on buildings and land, pays about 80 thousand to staff, and faces 300 thousand in taxes on its business holdings. The parish lists over 10 000 communicants with several daily services and a year open mother church.
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Trinity Organ-Ion
New York
Trinity
Ings
Pfaxea
Los Angeles
Needed Protection Letter Was Not Definite Enough
A scared Black man asks for protection after claiming a unanimous letter threatens to harm him and his wife. The sheriff dismisses the need for protection, suggesting he should simply leave his wife alone. The exchange, framed as a fight over implied danger, highlights fear and confusion in the jurisdiction.
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Darkey
Killane
Gulf Coast Lumberman
Increased Value of Fish Catch in June
The total quantity of sea fish landed on both coasts in June was 1,264 cent, valued at 3,313,095 dollars. The Pacific coast halibut catch was similar to June 1822 levels, while salmon catches were slightly higher. The overall value declined by 13 percent from June 1923 but rose by 220,819 dollars year over year.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Department of Fisheries
Pacific Coast
Church Dedicated to St Nicholas Parish Seaport Town
Aseapport town of Aputia has a church dedicated to the memory of St Nicholas. Founded in 1087 to receive relics brought from Lycia. The relics were hidden beneath the altar in Bari Pater the Hermit. The text notes dates and origins but is fragmentary. The story highlights St Nicholas veneration and early church history.
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Parl
Aputia
Italy
Nicholas
Santé Ciena
Charch
Siayron
Lycia
Aryl
Bari
Pater
Airplane Fear Not blamed for crashes says RAF surgeon
Major H. Graeme Anderson of the Royal Air Force argues fear does not cause plane accidents. He cites fatigue and nerve strain as chief factors, noting reduced first-fight time lowers exhaustion incidents. He recommends pilots eat before flights and, for commercial crews, back seats are safer, plus a design for cabin egress with parachute in fires.
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H. Greame Anderson
Royal Air Force
Anderson
Prussian Girl’s Revenge Hinges on a Phone Call
A Berlin court hears Fraulein Erna claim revenge after being dismissed by a stout Prussian businessman. The plot unfolded with flowers, liquor, ham, a gramophone, and telephoned orders, all paid for in his name. The judge imposed a small fine on Erna.
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Fraulein Erna
Berlin
Trnes
Fraviein Erna
Iate Marquise Arconti Visconti of Paris Inheritance Legend
The Iate Marquise Arconti Visconti, renowned as a philanthropist, left 1 000 600 to the University of Paris. Her life blended wealth and tragedy as she aided others while her own kin faced poverty and debt. Witnesses to her marriage reportedly included Victor Hugo and Emmanuel Arago.
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Iate
Arconti-Viscontin
Paris
Palatine Homes
Victor Hugo
Emmanuel Arago
Marquis Waa
Gaesbeck
Belgium
Chinese father uses law to discipline aging sons
In Wei bai wei Civil Court a Chinese father with legal backing chastises two elderly sons for attempting to seize his property. He explains he was not strong enough, yet when the sons, both over 400 years old, appeared submissive he administered a strap provided by the court. The sons accepted the correction, while the father rejoiced. Diamonds feel colder to the tongue than paste or glass.
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Wei-bai-wei
Brownie Party Inspires Lesson In Doing Your Best
A Fairy hosts a playful Brownie gathering with Kinkajou Pimzie Snookumg and Lorykus. After a dancing lesson, they play and stage a butterfly race, won by the eager performers who learn that effort for love yields rewards.
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Stells
Fairy
Kinkajou
Snookumg
Pimzie
Lorykus
Snookums
Stella
Lorykina
Lorykins
Bronnies
Kinkajaw
Sitle
Pimzia
Many Uses For Salt Beyond Flavoring Food
Salt has numerous uses beyond seasoning. It helps prevent statue corrosion, relieves fatigue in hot baths, and aids colds. It can soothe sore feet, ease toothaches and neuralgia, disinfect via saline rinses, clean stains, deodorize drains, act as a weedkiller, and clean stonework when used in wash water.
Boston minister meet hears beggar bishop tale
A Boston minister's meeting recounts a negro clergyman who harassed his bishop with endless appeals until warned to stop. The clergyman replies that his next message is a report not an appeal, declaring he has no rants. A derelict hospital train in Mesopotamia now serves a Turkish bath. The passage ends with a wry line about the milk of human kindness being poor.
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Boston
Mesopotamia
Canada Exhibition train boosts Canada to French crowds
Senator Dandur was delighted by France’s reception of the Canadian Exhibition train touring the country. Tens of thousands visit the train as pamphlets explain Canada’s natural resources and opportunities. A Belgian delegation, led by a minister, urged extending the tour to Belgium.
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Neverlas Canada
France
Dandurand
Dominion
Canada
Lite
Belgium
Value of Cow Testing in British Columbia Years Apart
G H Thornberg notes eight years of cow testing in British Columbia. Associations formed to boost herd production through breeding and feeding. Data show 1915 average milk 6517 lbs, test 4.07, butterfat 265.2 lbs. 1922 milk 7073 lbs, test 4.47, butterfat 316 lbs. PMID
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British Columbia
G. H. Thornberg
Agricultural “Gazette
B.C
Women in Exeter and Abroad Hold Notable Roles
A Woman glazier serves the Cathedral in Exeter while a female engineer specializes in electric wiring and a woman stock broker earns recognition. Admisate names a woman town councillor beautifying the city at personal expense. A woman lectured before the Royal Institution for the first time in its history. Japan seeks women in its War Office and Draftsmanship proves a key requirement. Argentina appoints a woman as Vice Minister of Agriculture with Tarmer and writer in role.
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Exeter
Royal Institution
Japan
Argenting
Tarmer
Heaviest Man In World Claims Slovene Citizenship
The heaviest man, Liouba Vaie vitchovitch, reputedly of the Slovene Republic, weighs 540 pounds and stands 6 feet 10 inches. He eats enormous meals, consuming large joints of meat and chickens in one sitting, supported by special row chairs and reinforced bed springs.
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Slovene Republic
Liouba Vaievitchovitch
Edison Inventions Provide Jobs For Nearly A Million In U S
The World Wizard te is estimated that the varionga in ventions put forth by Thomas A. Edi son are how furnishing employment to nearly 1,000,000 men and women in America alone. In the main the work is clean, wholesome and well paid. It betters the mind and stimulates ambition. The importance of a genius Uke: Edison to his country, not to be calculated in earthly terms.
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Thomas A. Edison
America
Edison
Los Angeles Times
Teeth stains and dental care across ages and cultures
The passage discusses global differences in tooth staining from betel nut dye and natural pigments. It argues for removal of all stains, warns of green stains on children leading to decay, and promotes normal tooth color as integral to beauty, urging readers to seek a skilled professional if needed.
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Asia
Electric steam iron from Britain dampens fabric precisely
A new electric steam iron uses a small tank in the handle pillar to drip water onto the hot sole plate, vaporizing instantly and releasing steam through perforations to dampen fabric at the exact moment. The amount of steam is adjustable and it can be turned off for a dry iron. The design also suits laundries and tailor shops.
India under British rule prospects for self government
The Washington Post notes that in India large populations lack governance while Britain aids the region for over a century. It argues that despite Britain’s gains, India is better off under colonial rule and that eventual self rule by Indians is hoped for, despite current restrictions.
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China
India
Great Britain
Britain
Washington Pont
Not So Crazy Insane Suspect Warns About Wheelbarrow
A man believed to be insane was seen by his keeper wheeling a wheelbarrow upside down. The keeper asks him to turn it right side up and the man retorts that reversing it would make them fit with prick to drive him.
Mointure Mother Inquiry Over Bath Book Incident
A short dialogue shows a mother asking William if he placed his father’s new book in the bath this morning. The boy confirms, mentioning the father complained last night that the book was too dry for him.
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Emall
William
Father
European statesmen urged to view Ware as population limiter
Rochester Herald notes that European leaders should study the American grade crossing as a potential method to curb population growth, suggesting a controversial public policy angle and its international implications.
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Rochester Herald
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Department of Labor
St. Nicholas
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Winnipeg
Wainwright
Canadian National Railways
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Church
Braden and
Tarn
J. H. Parsons
Duhamiel
Dr. Anderson
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of-the-Earth
Swaine
Rea Preaet
McGee M.D
DOS
Piste Pa
Bridah
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