Multiple World News Items From A Fragmented Paris Issue
A garbled report cites thieves stealing over £540 of materials heated in crucibles at a Paris laboratory, plus items on Soviet warships, Makaroff and Gromoboy, death of Henri Vignaud, King Albert's New York invitation for 1924, a German mine near Antibes, telegraph to Tibet, New South Wales immigration costs, wireless stations, Gros Cap coal finds, a dam stake near Gros Cap, an Egyptian student firing at a car near the Elysee, Sir Lee Stack in London seeking Sudan irrigation support, Niger Delta railway plans, and a proposed aerial link Madagascar to Antsirate with rail access forthcoming.
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New South Wales
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Court of
Gilana Hag
Admiralty
Gros Cap
Bault Ste. Marie
Saul
Charles Q O'Connor
George Salem
Palace of the Elysee
Paris
Miller
Ands
Waw
Rambouitlet
Lme
Lee Stack
Wse
Sudan
Loodoen
Wakner
Wheat harvest strains Fraser as 1925 crop nears
The article notes a bumper prior year with 33,000,000 quintals and warns Fraser faces a wheat shortfall. To meet population needs after harvest, the county may need to import about 20,000,000 quintals of foreign grown wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onves
Otis
Ihe
Fraser
Fragmentary note on Putnam's Extractor device usage
The readable line discusses a supposed method to render coins and warfare artifacts inert using an old device called Putnam's Extractor. It mentions a recurring verdict and a caution that the device never fails, though the text is garbled and contains unclear references to authorities or outcomes.
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Corp
Putnem
Great Strength In Tiny Bodies Revealed By Insect Muscles
An observer notes the surprising power of small creatures, comparing wing muscle strength to large animals. Mosquitoes, houseflies, crabs, oysters, bees, spiders, ants, and even an electric eel are mentioned for extraordinary proportional strength. A man’s fingernails example closes the odd compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesla
USA
Java
Gene
L. E. Eubanks
Hot school lunches boost attendance andgrades says study
A report in The American City argues that introducing hot lunches in schools improves physical wellbeing and mental efficiency. It cites better attendance, fewer failures, and higher average grades, urging reallocation of funds from reeducation of backward children to provide nourishing meals.
Pale and Sickness Benign Health Boost for Youth
An advertising piece urges building strong blood for girls and boys to prevent anemia. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the direct remedy, sharing a testimonial from Mrs. R. Kinch of Hepworth Ontario and noting mail order options. The text ends by mentioning a new telephone to gramophone recording tech.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Pacific Cable Linking Canada to Australia Stuns Engineers
The Pacific cable will connect Canada to Australia and New Zealand, touching Fanning Island, Norfolk Island and Pitcairn. It promises to handle vast traffic at an estimated cost near two million pounds and spans about seven thousand miles including a 2,459 mile longest stretch. Annual traffic reaches about nine million words between Australia and other regions.
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Pacific
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Vancouver
Fanning Island
Norfolk Island
Pit
Auttralls
You May Be Ill Tonight Have You a Remedy
It may be a disordered stomach or cramps and you may suffer without relief. Twenty drops of Nerviline in sweetened water will ease the pain and help you sleep. Nerviline can be used internally or externally for neuralgia sick headache or minor aches. Large 35c bottles sold everywhere.
Ten Years Homicide Toll Sparks Civil Order Alarm
A Winnipeg Tribune opinion cites ten years of US homicides totaling about 85,000 linked mainly to pistols. It argues that widespread handgun carrying threatens civil order and law’s sanctity, claiming many deaths could be spared and condemning casual pistol use as dangerous and ridiculous.
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United States
Winnipeg Tribune
United Farmers of Alberta to investigate cheque stamp use
The United Farmers of Alberta plans a searching inquiry into cheque stamp legislation as live stock commission men reportedly pass stamp costs back to stockmen and farmers in grain transactions. A wire to the Finance Minister seeks legal confirmation of the charge under the act. Also mentions Holloway's Corn Remover as a safe remedy.
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United Farmers of Alberta
Livestock Commission
UPA
Strange Geographical Theory Drews Westward Drift Debate
A German geologist Wegener claimed the American continent drifts westward faster than Europe with Greenland moving fastest of all, supported by European and Washington observatories. Oxford's Turner disputed meaningful astronomical evidence, noting Greenland's minor apparent drift between 1923 and 1907, while other data resisted latitude changes. The report adds scattered notes on seamen sighting Rio de Janeiro’s glow and a wedding gift bay in Newmarket.
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Europe
British Association of Hull
Wegener
America
Greenland
Washington
Prof
Turner
Oxford
Rupport
A Simple Gray Chiffon Evening Gown Noted
An evening gown in gray chiffon features delicate color and clean lines. Its sole trim is floral decoration at the belt, epitomizing understated elegance.
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator advertised for children
An advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy to parasites draining children's strength and vitality, promising restored health through a simple treatment.
Oil lamp promises better light than electricity or gas
An American inventor T W Johnson claims a lamp tested by the UK government outperforms ordinary lamps with 97 percent air burn and zero odor or smoke. He offers a 10 day free trial and a nationwide agency plan promising $250 to $500 monthly, inviting inquiries to 679 Me Dermot Ave, Whantpeg.
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U.K
T. W. Johnson
Dermot Ave
Getting Rich Quickest Way Is Not Always Safe
A Minneapolis News squibs two full page ads highlighting risky schemes. One ad touts Treasury securities offering $80 growing to $100 in two years, funded by Government, a slow path to wealth. The other, in an oil journal, promises ten chances at fortune with a 50 percent dividend, claiming $80 becomes $120 instantly, labeling it a dangerous path to poverty.
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Borh
Treasury Securities
Minneapolis News
Red Cross to Open Nursing Outposts in Saskatchewan
The Red Cross plans a Kelvington nursing outpost bringing Saskatchewan total to eight including Paddockwood Carragana East End Robsart Bengough Cut Knife Meadow Lake and Kelvington. Partnerships with Souris Valley and Lomond RMAs will fund nurse placements at Colgate and Gromhead. Eleven graduate nurses are employed. annual outpost costs reach about $20 000 with $4 000 in donations. Also notes old word tune Old Hundredth misattribution history.
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Saskatchewan
Red Cross
Kelvington
Paddockwood
Carragana
East End
Robsart
Bengough
Cut Knife
Meadow Lake
Souris Valley
Lomond No
Colgate
Gromhead
Red
Cross
Committee On Medical and Nursing Service
Council of
RM. of
Bengough No. 10
Medstead
Red Cross Ln Saskatchewan
Editorial Apology From a Small Southern California Paper
The editor laments space pressure in a remote district paper and notes several deaths have been postponed. The editorial appears in black type explaining the absent births marriages and deaths. Minard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend.
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California
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing Guidance
An advertisement proclaims Diamond Dyes let any woman dye skirts coats draperies and more with directions simple enough for beginners. It guarantees no streaking or fading and instructs buyers to specify material type to avoid issues, promising perfect home dyeing results.
Glider launch ends near miss for famed German champion
Zurich event sees celebrated gliding ace Kremperer launch a motorless glider from a balloon at 4000 feet. He plunges toward the ground in a sprint to safety, escaping a fatal impact by seconds.
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Kremperer
Zurich
Worm Powders Aid Digestive Health in Children
It is commonly believed that pale sickly peevish and restless children suffer worm infestations in the stomach and intestines. Milter's Worm Powders claim to destroy worms and correct digestion, restoring organs to healthy action.
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Milter
Right You Are Runatog and Business Compared to Riding a Bicycle
A speaker likens Runatog and business to riding a bicycle. It requires constant balance and forward motion or you will fall. The remark notes few men can remain still yet steady in a store or on a wheel, implying perseverance leads to better business outcomes.
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Atill
Malnetain
Money Orders: Dominion Express Money Order Safety
A brief notice promotes Dominion Express Money Orders as the safe method for sending money by mail, emphasizing reliability and security for financial transactions through the service.
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Dominion Express
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Tibet
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Madagascar
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Animan
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Rio de Janeiro
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Newmarket
England
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Ino, Dowland
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Lowell Mason
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William) Franck
Louis Hourgeois
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