British Columbia Lumber Exports Surge to Britain
British Columbia ships 28.6 million feet of lumber to Great Britain as Dominion and provincial governments push exports. Special lumber commissioner H K MacMillan travels to South Africa. orders include 106 million feet en route, 16 million loading, 8.5 million to fill. Minister W R Ross notes British orders equal 7% of last year’s export trade, likely adding about 250000 in new provincial capital. The industry last year produced 24 million, with wages 12 million, supplies 5.5 million, transport 13 million, and a 3 million revenue gain.
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British Columbia
Great Britain
Britain
W. R. Ross
Miniader of Lands
Mr. MacMillan
Admiralty
Simple and Sure Dr Thomas Electric Oil In Instructions
Simple and Sure Dr Thomas Electric Oil is presented as easy to use for all ages. When used as a liniment or dressing, the directions are described as plain and unmistakable, suitable for both children and adults to apply with rubbing or prying as instructed.
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Thomas
Russian Knights Orders of St Anne Stanislaus and George
The Orders of St Anne St Stanislaus and St George are historic Russian knighthood orders. St Anne founded 1735 by Duke Charles Frederick in honor of his wife Anne Petrovna, adopted 1797 by Emperor Paul. St Stanislaus founded 1765 by Stanislaus Augustus, adopted 1831. St George founded 1769 for land and sea service, with a fifth class added in 1807. badge a white cross with gold borders a red central medallion showing Saint George slaying the dragon. The ribbon is red with three black stripes.
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Charles Frederick
Duke of
Holstein-Gottorp
Anne Petrolina
Peter the Great
Russia
Baltic
Petrograd
Paul
St. Stanislaus
Stanislaus Augustus Poniatowski
Poland
St. George
Chinaman recalls best doctors in China tale
A speaker recounts visiting China and praising doctors by name. He says Hang Chang as a renowned physician saved his life after others failed. The anecdote emphasizes Chinese medical prowess and a dramatic recovery after seeking multiple physicians.
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China
Hang Chang
San Sing
Cubist Artist Detained in Espionage Sparks Local Stir
A clipped Punch quote depicts a tense scene where a cubist artist is arrested for espionage by a local constable. The exchange highlights suspicion and artistic tension, with sharp exchanges about perception and motive.
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Clarence
A Trip Through Canadian West Adventure by Chicago writers across prairie routes
The writer travels from Chicago through North Dakota, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta visiting Crookston Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw Swift Current Maple Creek Gull Lake Crane Lake Medicine Hat Gleichen Calgary Olds High River Macleod Raymond and more. He meets cattlemen and officials, tours stock yards and college campuses, attends meetings, and notes vast ranches, impressive farms, and large shipments while praising hospitality and local industry.
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Chicago
South St. Paul
A. W. Thomas
Crookston
Minnesota
Waller Hill
Northcote
Minn
Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Rea
Messrs. Gordon
Fares
Regina
Regina Club
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Messrs
Robertson and
Fletcher
Gordon, Ironsides & Far
T Point
Robert Cruickshank
Cruickshank
Masonic Hall
J. Wiley
Iley
Major Simpson
Ola Alafson
Maple Creek
Wiley
Cecil
Medicine Hall
Alberta
W.A
Billy) Taylor
Spencer Cattle Company
Milk River
J. H. Spencer
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Bacon
H. W. Ireland
B.S. Peacock
Hargraves
Province of
Lynch
Bank of Commerce
Medicine Hat
Greichen
Chris Bartsche
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
China Bartsche
Douglas Hardwick
C. A. Millie
Alec McHugh
Walter McHugh
Jack McDaniels
E. H. McGuire
Bert Lyons
Mr. Hardwick
Gleichen
Bartsche
Calgary
George Lane
Highiver Ranch
B. Burns & Company
P. Burns
Ranchmen Club
A. E. Cross
Henry Smith
Messrs. P. Burns & Company
Burns Company
Northwest
Olds
Duncan Marshall
Dr. Rutherford
Gray
Canadian Pacific Railway
High River
Arthur Durbar
Union Bank
Robert Macleay
Dunbar
R. E. Riordan
Thomas Moore
Macleod
Macleod Club
E. H
Ned) Maunsell
Mavnsell
Piegan
Raymond
Raym-ne Knight
Jesse Knight
Salt Lake City
Utah
Night
Knight Sugar
Knight Cattle Company
Ange
Splen
Canadian Wheat Country Tour Deepens Hope for Harvest
The narrator visits large Hereford farms and the McIntire ranch near Raymond, Alberta. They tour 5,000 acre grain holdings, note a well equipped hay barn, hog pens, and fully wired farms. In Cardston they tour a new temple project costing about half a million dollars and observe record crop prospects across Canada amid favorable weather and vast holdings northeast of Cardston.
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McIntire
Raymond
Cardston
E. J. Wood
Mormon Church
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Miller's Worm Powders Promise Quick Worm Clearance
One dose of Miller's Worm Powders will clear the stomach and bowels of worms and end the child's distress. The powders taste pleasant, are non injurious, and may cause vomiting in some cases, which signals their effective action rather than an unpleasant taste.
Mirage Hallucinations From Three Night Ride With Botha’s Troops
A lieutenant with General Botha’s force in German South-West Africa describes endurance during forced rides through barren sands. He recalls fatigue causing lightheadedness and moonlit visions of palaces, churches, and dancing giantesses while the horses carried on mile after mile.
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Botha
South-West Africa
A Good Listener Inherits Fortunes From War Veteran
A French Argonne soldier learns he has inherited 40000 from a retired army officer who lived in the village and who, familyless, left his fortune to Paul a farmer. The will praises the soldier for patiently listening to stories of the 1870 war and asks him to visit the tomb and share his own wartime memories.
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Argonne
Paul
Molecules in the Classroom Prompt Kansas City Star
Mrs Johnson asks about a study in molecules as her son explains the new topic. The mother urges attentiveness and constant practice while joking that her husband could not keep a device in his eye.
System and Rest Help Women Enduring Daily Burdens
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo argues many women suffer from head and back disorders caused by poorly planned work. He asserts most cases stem from organ functions and advises his Favorite Prescription as a steady, systematic remedy. The treatment has aided tens of thousands of women over fifty years.
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Ife
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Artillery Life in the Belgian War Zone Seen Up Close
A wartime correspondent details routine artillery actions near Nieuport Steenstraete and Boesinghe, noting the casual work style and aerial guidance. He describes engineers and drivers constructing trenches and roads while civilians and wounded soldiers fill hospitals as the German threat persists.
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Innnkirk
Nieuport
Ypres
Steenstraete
Boesinghe
Associated Press
New York
Belgium
Mary Borden-Turner
Chicago
Acre
Endorsement for Minard's Liniment by W. Pineo of Middleton
A local testimonial from W. Pineo of Woodlands Middleton Nova Scotia praising Minard's Liniment as the best remedy for family use and noting its effectiveness for horse flesh. The letter is signed and presented as a health endorsement.
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Minard
Pineo, “Woodlands
Middleton, N.S
Lloyd George shells inspire final charge in battle ink
An officer of the Durhams who fought at Hooge writes of the final charge praising Lloyd George shells. He says the new shells gave heart to advance after heavy bombardment and that once troops reached the captured trenches they cheered for Lloyd George.
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Durhams
Hooge
Lloyd George
Warning to German Americans on Allegiance Oath
Puck warns that boasting of American citizenship by German Americans signals binding to an oath renouncing foreign allegiance. It notes the oath is clear and treasonable in wartime, with treason historically punished swiftly.
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William Hohenzollern
Puck
Panama Pacific Expo Out of Debt Celebrated in San Francisco
G T Bell passenger traffic manager received a telegram from Panama Pacific International Exposition directors confirming the event is debt free. The exposition was largely funded by daily visitors, with tens of thousands entering the gates, and a special celebration was held in San Francisco to honor the financial success.
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Panama Pacific Ex
G. T. Bell
Grand Trunk System
San Francisco
Humorous exchange on ailments in a drill camp
A corporal quizzes a sick soldier as Tommy Atkinse complains of a stomach ache. The chat humorously mangles terms like habdo and habdomene, with officers jokingly misnaming organs.
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Tommy Atkinse
Stomick
Henly Hofficers
Visitor And How Do You Like Your New Little i Elsie
The text appears garbled and fragmented, offering no clear event, names, or concrete details to summarize into a valid news item. No actionable facts or recognizable entities are present for a proper two-line card.
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Elsie
Egg Marketing In Ohio Egg Industry Study Proposes Reforms
The Ohio Experiment Station reports key findings from an eggs marketing investigation. It argues prices hinge on quality, urges candled grading, direct producer to consumer sales, improved handling, and honest retailer practices to boost freshness, lower costs, and producer profits. It cautions current shipping and branding flaws depress demand and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Holloway's Corn Cure Declared Safe For Use
A statement asserts there is no poisonous ingredient in Holloway's Corn Cure and that the product can be used without danger of injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Veteran drill instructor for Kitchener dies in Donegal
Sergt Major James Pearcey, longtime Royal Sappers and Miners veteran who served from the Indian Mutiny through the Crimea and Zulu campaigns, has died at Stragill in County Donegal Ireland. He earned long service and conduct medals after thirty eight years in uniform and retired thirty years ago. Five of his sons serve in the army including an officer. His brother Frederick Gordon Pearcey belonged to the Challenger scientific expedition. One son remains interned in Holland and another, James Frederick, is chief engineer of the Wanderer.
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Stragill
County Donegal
Ireland
Lord Kitchener
James Pearcey
Royal Sappers
Frederick Gordon Pearcey
Holland
James Frederick
The
Wanderer
Blindness prevalence in America and world estimates
The text notes blindness is less common in the US than many countries and has decreased among the young. Men show higher prevalence than women, with much higher rates among Indians and notably higher among negroes than whites. Worldwide blind persons are about 2,390,000, and the 1910 US census counted 67,272 blind individuals.
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America
United States
Paulham Becomes Serbian Captain for Aerial Gallantry
Paulhan the famous French aviator who aided Serbia has been made a captain in the Serbian army for bringing an Austrian aeroplane to earth. At the war’s outbreak he was not stunt flying but growing flowers on the Riviera for the London market, then he volunteered for service in the air.
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Paulham
Paulhan
Riviera
London
Afr
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Licensed and Bonded Dealers’ Directory
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