Tanlac Sold Wide As Appetite Restorer Claims Heal
A testimonial from Terese Oni of Canada details three years of benefit from Tanlac. The speaker describes severe weight loss, headaches, and frail health before using Tanlac, reporting a 14 pound gain, better appetite, steadier nerves, improved sleep, and renewed strength. Tanlac advertised as sold by druggists with no substitutes. Over 49 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation marketed by Tanlac makers.
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Cape Mere
Hetrur
Shelly
Terese
Oni
Canada
Searly
World Happenings Briefly Told Highlights
Prof J C Frazer of University College London compiles a chart of human experiences. Percy Sims, a Canadian engineer, appointed assistant chief mechanical engineer of the New Zealand Government. Foot and mouth disease bans cattle sheep and goats imports into the Isle of Wight. Viscount Grey of Falloden retires from Liberal leadership in Lords for personal reasons. Mrs Emily Stanton Nelson widow of Hugh Nelson dies in Toronto. Norwegian alcoholic beverages value 40 770 000 dollars in 1993 about 15 dollars per inhabitant. Countess Gizycka Eleanor Patterson visits Canada for private camping. A 13 year old leads the Communist party in Gera central Germany. Prince Arthur of Connaught named as next Viceroy of India. Lord Reading to complete term. Torham Van freight steamer arrives at Vancouver with Ontario manufactured goods. voyage took two months.
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J.C. Frazer
University College
London
England
Percy Sims
New Zealand
Rule of Wight
Viscount Grey
Falloden
Anquish
Misa Eleanor Patterson
Washington, D.C
Gonn
Canadian Rockies
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
India
Lord Reading
Torham van
Toronto
Great Lakes
Vancouver
B.C
Red Cross Nursing Outposts Funded by Overseas Association Gift
The Saskatchewan division of the Canadian Red Cross will establish two new nursing outposts through a $720 donation from The Overseas Nursing Association. The gift is routed via Lady Grey widow of Earl Grey former Governor General to support provincial relief efforts.
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Saskatchewan
Canadian Red Cross
Mindy
Overseas Nursing Association
Lady Grey
Earl] Grey
Bees' wings beat the air at 190 strokes per second
An article fragment notes that bees beat their wings at about 190 strokes each second, illustrating their rapid wing movement and buzzing sound.
Harvest Famine in Soviet Regions Warned by Soviet Press
The Soviet press reports widespread harvest failure across South and Southeast Russia, with winter crops perishing and spring crops well below normal. Experts note limited rainfall, extensive blight, and potential starvation among 24 million people, though some wealthier peasants survive. The piece laments slow change and calls for help from Europe and America.
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Russia
Ema
Caucasus
Saar
Stavropol
Terek
KisWar
Europe
America
Painless Corn and Wart Ex Tractor Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Puthany's Painless Corn and Wart Ex tractor as the eldest remedy with fifty years of success. It urges readers not to limp or suffer and claims to remove corns and warts quickly for 25 cents everywhere.
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Puthany
Colloidal Gold Seen As Cancer Cure By Chemists
Prof Louis A Kahlenberg and Dr Edward Ochsner report colloidal gold or liquid gold as more effective than radium in treating many cancers. They claim the solution given orally and intravenously can shrink or remove tumors inaccessible to surgery, with pain relief noted in trials.
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Louis A. Kahlenberg
Edward Ochsner
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Kahlenberg
Kublenberg Admitts
Comparison of Speeds Here 14 a Hulle
A inn walks about four feet per second. A borage trots about ten feet per second. Steamers rug about finy tweet per second. A hurricane moves at 117 feet per second, a rifle bullet 1 466 feet per second, sound 1 142 feet per second. Pines are among the teow trees hai cea grow at a high altitude.
Canadian apples outlook and rail shippers’ concessions
A Kelowna report projects a sixty percent apple crop hindered by drought and irrigation dependence. It notes land for cultivation, pest challenges, and the impact of coalitions with the Canadian Pacific Railway on freight and express service. Details include ten apple varieties and their peak eating times, average prices around 40 cents per box, packing and shipping costs near 70 cents, and a federal inquiry into the industry led by Major Duncan.
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J. Alex Aitio
Kelowna
Soa
Grientala
Jonathan
Federal Fruit Branch
Duchess
Mcintosh
Delicious
Grimes Golden
Waeneer
Spitzenburg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Okanagan Valley
Duncan
Federal
Department of Labor
Peruvian Consulate Opens in Vancouver
Peru appoints Davis a citizen of Peru as consul in Vancouver to promote trade and he has opened an office on Mastings Street. He arrived recently and plans to establish Peru's consulate activities at the port.
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Vancouver
Peru
Davis
Mastings Street
Trade growth in Canada climbs in 1943 exports rise
Canada’s foreign trade reached 1 915 264 789 dollars in 1943, up 16 percent from the previous year as imports and exports expanded. The interchanges of commerce show a 10 percent rise since 1913 to 1914, reflecting wartime trade expansion. Minard's Statement for Rheumatism.
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Canada
Selling Pure Seed For Export From Saskatchewan Assured
Saskatchewan pure seed growers plan organized merchandising under Canadian Seed Growers Association standards. A substantial export quantity is already assured yearly, with Marquis wheat Banner and Victory, 9,A,C No. 21 and Canadian Thorpe barley Premost flax Prolific rye Arctic sweet clover Grimia alfalfa Superior brome erase and Western rye grass among top varieties. Miller's Worm Powders designed to relieve children from stomach and intestinal worms, acting thoroughly with minimal risk to sensitive systems.
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Saskatchewan
Marquis Wheat
Banner and
Victory Ants
Britain to plant vast forests in East Anglia
The British Forestry Committee advances a plan to develop a huge forest station across East Anglia, aiming to create Britain’s largest forest. Tree planting has begun on a vast sandy area, with worker housing for 100 families and anticipated profits from timber and land fertility.
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British Forestry Committee
East Anglia
Great Britain
White Beerle Slaves To Kalahari Blacks In Desert Diaspora
A distressed account from Capetown details whites living as serfs to the Kalahari people under Chief Sebels near Melopolole. About 50 long-descended Dunten or Dutch pioneers, stranded by drought, lack land rights and firearms, forced to serve the Hechuanti aristocracy in Bechuanaland’s interior. The report notes the Kalahari as part of British Bechuanaland and recalls Livingstone’s 1849 crossing.
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Capetown
Kalahari Desert
Melopolole
Sebels
Hey
Kraal
Kalahari
Bechuanaland
David Livingstone
Radio Set for Prince Fans Arrives Aboard Berengaria
The Prince of Wales received a five tube Neutrodyne radio set presented by W Roy McCanne of Stromberg Carlson Manufacturing Company. The gold plated metal parts unit, housed in Adam Brown Mahogany, was delivered to the Berengaria in Southampton and taken aboard for the ship’s eastward Atlantic crossing.
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Fans of America
Prince of Wales
Cunard
Berengaria
United States
W. Roy McCanne
Stromberg Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company
Radio Fans of America
Atlantic
Southampton
French pilot gifts plane used in Shanghai to Tokio leg
Captain Georges Pelletier D'Oisy, who completed a Paris to Tokio flight, donates the aeroplane used for the final Shanghai to Japan leg to the Japanese army. The report includes his pledge amid a discussible remark on public perception and adds a note on Minard's Liniment.
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Japan
Georges Pelletier D'Oisy
Paria
Tokio
Shanghai
Western Canada urged to aid Greek refugees crisis
Western Canada is appealed to through The Save the Children Fund in London to help half a million Greek refugee women and children uprooted from Turkey. A western grain campaign seeks farmer contributions of wheat via elevators, endorsed by premiers and leaders, with C W Rowley as honorary treasurer. settler interest grows as Taber irrigated lands draw U.S. and Eastern Canadian settlers.
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Western Canada
Save the Children Fund
London
England
Turkey
Greece
Canada
Western Committee
C. W. Rowley
Scott Block
Winnipeg
Bracken
Greenfield
T. A. Crerar
Frank Yelch
Toronto
West
Ontario
Taber
Alberta
United States
Dusts can wreak more havoc than dynamite at funerals
A cryptic remark notes that four starch or grain dusts can cause greater havoc than high explosives like dynamite, suggesting only by witnessing a man’s good deeds at his funeral can one truly learn his character.
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Tanlac
Taniac
Communist Party
Gera
Germany
Victory
Lakeside Coals, Limited
Dominion Bank
Edmonton
Man
Wingham
B. C
Minard
the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limited
Montreal
Natara
Britain
Thomas
Denmark
Prince
Radio
Liniment Heale
Holloway
Tryst
Newcastle
Coods
Dominion
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