Five Years Relief From Throat Trouble By Catarrhozone
Milford Haven Ca June 22 Every day she is well Her recovery is due entirely to Catarrhozone She was a great sufferer from catarrh in head throat and nose endured torment of sniffles and coughs then one bottle cured her now she is greatly relieved We would not be without Catarrhozone in our home It is sold in large dollar size with inhaler and two month supply Smaller sizes 25c and 50c Beware of imitations The Catarrhozone Company Kingston Ont and Buffalo NY mailed distributors
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Milford Haven
Cortis
Thelotoene Company
Kingston, Ont
Buffalo
N.Y
Golden Inca Artifacts On Display In New York Museum
Remarkable collection from Peru and Titicaca island showcases gold and silver ornaments and ornate textiles. Highlights include a ceremonial drinking cup of hammered gold and a vivid poncho woven by captive women, dyed with vicuña wool. Morgan purchased the relics excavated by island workers.
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Peru
Museum of Natural History
New York
New World
Titicaca
Bolivia
Humble Hero Tony Donatto Saved Others at Cost
The Cleveland Leader recalls Tony Donatto who warned of a left tie on the track and pulled it to the ditch but could not save himself as a train struck him. An Italian laborer died. Donatto’s name is praised as a roll of honor in the record of good deeds.
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Cleveland
Tony Denatto
Tony
Angel
Tony Donatto
Prune and Potatoes Spark Royal Gossip in Old News Scrape
Probing reporters note stuttering prevalence among boys versus girls and mock political claims. Boston papers recount a whimsical French potato tale where royal guards defended the tuber, prompting aristocratic enthusiasm and prune party lore.
Novel Ad Claim Promises High Wages From Letters
An unnamed speaker discusses earning fifty dollars per week by writing letters and asserts a new method offers a broad field. The fragment notes Bieswed as meek and hints at a promising business avenue.
The Menton Olives and Olive Oil Making Process
The Menton olive groves near the Cape St. Martin yield olives blooming in April with harvests in October. Fruit is pressed through graded steps from virgin oil to second quality fatty oils, with residues used for soap making and fuel.
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Spain
France
Italy
Indus
Suleiman Mountains
Afghanistan
Menton
Cape St. Martin
Maritime Alps
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Tuscany
Fury in the Ring and a Coinage Call Across Canada
A Toronto Mail and Empire piece quotes Jim Flynn with a sharp taunt on big city talk. The Victoria Colonist notes a US push for half-cent coinage, recalling Nova Scotia pre Confederation and linking it to rising commodity prices.
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Flynn
Toronto Mail and Empire
Jim Flynn
Victoria
United States
Nova Scotia
Seedless Apple Breakthrough Claims Delaware Grower
Seedless apple breakthrough credited to a Delaware grower sparks questions about the timing of an odorless onion. The advance highlights plant genetics and potential impacts on flavor and shelf life.
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Boston Transcript
Trade of the West shows strong bank clearings
The Winnipeg bank clearings for the week ending June 15 totaled 29,347,581 up from 20,289,166 a year earlier, an increase of about 43 percent. The gain reflects generally stronger western trade compared with the previous year.
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Winnipeg
West
Regina's Limits Sufficient
The Regina Standard argues against extending city limits citing outside owners' rusting assets and warns the proposed expansions mainly affect farm land. It condemns schemes seen as opportunities for investors to fleece the city and damage civic interests.
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Regina
Marriage-Aid Bureau Proposed by Boston Doctor
A Boston physician proposes a Washington based Marriage-Aid Bureau to investigate supervise and regulate courtship and marriage as part of national government. The piece mocks this path as bureaucratic control reflecting American sociological monomania and contrasts it with Old World reforms.
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New York World
Boston
Washington
Not a Brilliant King in the Vancouver News Adver tiser
Sir Sidney Lee, noted biographer, drafted a biography of King Edward the Seventh for the national biography encyclopaedia. The brief excerpt indicates preparation of the royal life sketch by the author.
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Vancouver News-Advertiser
Sidney Lee
Queen Victoria
King Edward the Seventh
Encyclopaedia of Bational
Student at Columbia Teaches Business Men
A Calgary Herald item notes a hardworking self supporting Columbia student who worked as a night clerk in a summer hotel earning forty five dollars monthly and this year studies at home while teaching business men how to.
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The
Calgary Herald
Columbia University
Elephant and Mouse Reveal Surprising Bone by Bone Similarity
At London's Natural History Museum a giant African elephant and a two inch pigmy shrew mouse show remarkable anatomical resemblance. A naturalist compared them and found nearly identical bones muscles blood vessels and nerves. A mounted mouse is displayed between the elephant's forefeet to illustrate the likeness.
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Natural History Museum
London
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Old
Ered
Kgmaward
Boston Herald
Menton Olives
Cincinnati Times-Star
Castoria
Saeadee Wt
Ihu
Ted
the Elephant and the Mouse
NaTional Onvue and Chemical Co. of Canada
LimiTto
Camp Comfort
Toll
Dad Tad
Imperial Oil Company, Limited
Fort William
Port Arthur
Duluth
Caada
Thompson, Sons & CO
Grain Commission
Grain Exchange
Canada
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