Agreement with Germany ends long European reparations stalemate
After years of haggling a Dawes based plan gains cabinet approval and Belgium, France, and Britain pledge to evacuate the Ruhr within a year. French and German leaders praise the peace process as they anticipate new commercial talks amid a hopeful turn toward postwar prosperity.
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Europe
Dawes
Belgium
France
Ruhr
Baden
London
Berlin
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Ruher
Topographical Survey Photographs Saskatchewan Flight Details
Four members of Ottawa's Ministry of Interior topographical survey division used a Vickers Viking hydroplane to photograph Northern Saskatchewan. Over about three weeks they shot more than 2,000 frames along the Lac du Crechet to Prince Albert corridor, covering roughly 2,500 miles and staying week to week between Prince Albert, The Pas, and Victoria Beach.
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Saskatchewan
Vickers-Viking
Ministry of Interior
Ottawa
Lac du Crechet
Prince Albert
Siantey Misafon
Lac la Ronge
New English Prison Reform Trial Opens At Camp Hill
More than 30 good conduct convicts from Maidstone Prison arrive at Camp Hill Isle of Wight for a three week holiday style program. They live in cottage like quarters, work in Parkhurst forest, cultivate personal gardens, share meals, and may spend earnings on canteen luxuries.
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Maidstone
Camp Hill
Isle of Wight
Forest of Parkhurst
Plenty Of Practice Breaks 50 Yard Dash Record
A middle eyed man recently broke the world record for a 50 yard dash. When asked how he achieved such speed he replied that crossing streets in downtown provided the training.
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Ishtet
The Power of Advertisag As An Economic Force
The piece asserts advertising as a primary economic force and essential in creating demand. It cites forefathers on supply and demand and claims modern markets require advertising as a key element, elevating the advertising expert in industry and commerce to a central role. It emphasizes advertising as a public and international matter, not merely private interest.
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London Evening Standard
Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Run-Down Women
An old home care health ad explains that busy home life wears women down and drains nerves. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to rebuild blood, boost nerves, and restore strength, citing Mrs E Eppinger of Vancouver who reports renewed health after using the pills post partum. Pills available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams
E. Eppinger
Scott Street
Vancouver
B.C
Mall
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Arctic expedition leader warns data is valuable yet
J D Craig leader of a Canadian government expedition to Arctic islands argues it is a great mistake to deem collected data valueless. He cites Alaska’s development as a warning to Canadians against treating far northern regions as frozen waste and insists the data may prove crucial for future title and exploitation.
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J. D. Craig
Arctic
D.L
Alaska
Craig
Edmonton Bulletin
Warning Against “Improved” Foods and Vitamin Starvation
An article argues that white bread meat and boiled vegetables strip nutrients and cause disease. It cites constipation as a cancer precursor and promotes a diet of whole wheat bread fresh fruit and steamed vegetables. It warns against pills and favors enema-based remedies and pledge to mail a dietary regimen from Charles Walter in Toronto.
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Robert Bell
M.D
F.R.F P.S
United States
McCann
Charles Walter
Brangwick Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Claims Cure For Deafness By Rapid Air Descent
California man Glenn Tunnison says a trip in an airplane cured his deafness after two rapid descents from high altitude. He claimed the first descent eased his hearing and the second restored it completely, attributing the cure to rapid air pressure changes on the eardrums.
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Glenn Tunnison
Tunniaon
Pulp mill planned for Manitoba at St Boniface
Manitoba pulp and paper company intends to establish a plant at St Boniface with capital of 5 million dollars. About 3.6 million will be in immediate operations. A 200 ton news print mill is projected, generating employment for about 700 workers when in operation.
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New Lumber Company
B.C
Skeena Lumber Company
Kleanza Company, Ltd
Usk
Minneapollo Capital
Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company
St. Boniface
Zanzibar Trade Exchange and Heligoland Reference
Zanzibar inland og the east coast of Africa was received by the British in exchange for Heligoland. Mention includes Sera Feet-Minard a liniment.
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Zanzibar
Africa
Germany
Heligoland
Gallaudet College The Only Deaf Higher Education Institute
The Columbia Institution of the Deaf, later Gallaudet College, is described as the world’s unique higher education institution for the deaf. Founded by Amos Kendall, with Edmand Miner Gallaudet as principal, it gained congressional incorporation and federal support. Lincoln signed an 1864 act granting collegiate degrees. Since then about 1,400 students enrolled and over 400 earned bachelor’s degrees. Initially male-only, women have attended since 1887. The five year program requires a preparatory year, with students from about 30 states. Athletics include hand-signaled baseball, football, basketball, wrestling, tennis, and track. Many graduates become deaf educators, founding schools across the U.S.
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Columbia Institution of the Deaf
Gallgudet College
Amos Kendall
Washington
Edmand
Gallaudet
Hartford
Conn
Congress
Kendall
Lincoln
Spie
Middle Atlantic
Wembley Empire Pageant Opens After Short Postponement
The British Empire Pageant at Wembley Stadium, part of the British Empire Exhibition, was delayed briefly for rehearsal and features 15 000 participants. The vast spectacle required 5 000 wigs 15 000 costumes 25 miles of cloth and 10 000 square yards of canvas an era lake and world largest carpet with ships houses and other large-scale props including 25 000 wheat sheaves from Canada and 1 000 white doves.
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Canada
Wembley
British Empire
Free Book Promises Cancer Cure Through Potassium
A London surgeon links cancer to potassium deficiencies and offers a free booklet by Charles Walter of 61 Brunswick Ave Toronto Canada. The book touts potassium treatment as simple, inexpensive and usable at home and includes case reports and chapters on diet and aging.
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London
Charles Walter
Brungwick Ave
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Unfounded Theory Tied to Dr Abrams in San Francisco
The Scientific American special investigation committee declared the late Dr Abrams's electronic reactions theory unfounded after a yearlong inquiry. Abrams claimed blood drops contained millions of electrons revealing disease, age, race, and life expectancy, using devices like the reflexophone and oscilloclast to diagnose and cure illnesses.
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Dr. Abrams
San Francisco
Scientific American
Pr. Abrams
Foundation of Health
Relief from Asthma with Kellogg Asilena Remedy
An advertisement extols Kellogg Asilena Remedy as relief from asthma, claiming it ends suffering by gentle action soothing airways. It asserts thousands have found it effective and that reputable druggists have sold it for years.
Boy Attacked by Eagle On Golf Course Near Chatham
Fourteen year old Frea Cunningham weighing 97 pounds was lifted about five feet by a huge bald eagle then dropped as clothing tore. The bird, eight feet across wings, was killed later and became entangled in a wire fence. Cunningham sustained severe scratches and claw marks from the encounter on the course near Chatham Out.
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Frea Cunninggram
Chatham
Out
Cunningham
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