Statue dedication marks 300th anniversary of Champlain visit
A 30 foot bronze statue by Vernon March in Orillia honours Samuel de Champlain founder of New France and marks the 300th anniversary of the white presence in Ontario. The long article traces Champlain's 1609 1615 explorations and the Iroquois French conflict shaping Canada and Oregon history.
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Explorer
Ontario
Amuel Dichamplain
New France
Zwow
Orillia
Toronto
Vernon
Coureur Des Bois
Champlain
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Georgian Bay
Etienne Brule
Sault: Ste Marie
Lake
Syey
Canada
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Lake Champlain
Henry IV
Indies
St Lawrencs
Lachine
China
Richelieu
Leake Champlain
Five Nations
Six‘Nations
New York
Ticonderoga
Chiets
Tiumph
Mohicawk
Saguenay
Itagra
St. Louis
Illiam Clark
Father de Smet
Methodists
New England
Jason Lee
Cyrus Shepherd
Platheads
Montara
Marcus Whitman
Samuel Parker
Hudson's Bey Company
Lee
Whitman
Oregon Country
Polk
Clay
Samuel de Champlain
Relic of Pagan Days and Norse Wheel of Week
The article discusses how English culture mapped days of the week to planetary and Norse deities, noting Mars becomes Ttu, Mercury becomes Woden, Thor to Teya, and Ve nu clues. It cites England’s Norse influence and mentions over 70,000 people along the North Sea involved in Ashtag.
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England
Ttu
Mercury
Woden
Daes
Thor
Lay
Teya
Sueter
North Sea
Record Earthquake Severity in Japan 1923
The Septem ber 1, 1923 Japanese quake surpassed others in death and property loss. It affected a one degree square area, destroying about 600,000 homes and leaving 120,000 partially collapsed. Total fatalities reached 99,831 with 43,478 reported missing and 108,733 wounded.
Suez Canal Yields Nearly Fifteen Million Dollar Profit
Report states the Suez Canal brings in about 15 million dollars annually. The figure reflects strong revenue from shipping routes and tolls, signaling significant economic impact for the period.
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Suez Canal
Uniform Curtain Advice for Consistent Facades
The Happy Home urges uniform window treatments for suburban houses, arguing that from the street a house should read as a single cohesive unit. It favors straight glass curtains in simple nets or marquisette for plain cottages and urges uniform lines and materials across all windows, with simpler treatments for bedrooms but overall consistency.
Lunching Alone How to treat yourself well at noon
An advice piece urges housewives to host a proper luncheon for themselves rather than grab a quick slice. It argues a devoted midday meal with soup or salad, dessert, and a rest break boosts nerves and energy for the rest of the day, comparing neglect to aging sisters consuming only bread and tea.
Britain’s ash harvest valued at thirty million dollars
Brief notes report synthetic ammonia improvements over old methods using by product nitrogen and hydrogen from chemical manufacture. The item also notes Judge William Stacy, at forty, as a likely youngest chief justice to preside over a North Carolina state supreme court.
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Britain
William, PL Stacy
North Carolina
Catieura Toilet Trio Advertisement Promises Clear Skin
Cuticura Soap and Ointment offer daily cleansing and occasional treatment for a clear complexion. The ad touts Sealy clean hands and introduces the Fragrant Catieura Talnum as part of the trio.
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Colt Light
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Nebraska St
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Bob Smith
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Bronx City
Lather College
Town St
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Wiste History Chemical Works
Gaborwise EE. Co
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Northwestern Yeast Co
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