Government railway proposal sparks provincial debate
In a heated provincial debate a government owned railway is criticized as a potential sinkhole for millions. Supporters argue rail links could spur land development and provincial revenue, while opponents fear poor management and loss of national pride. The piece cites reactions to a Newcastle Socialist member and references Mussolini era comparisons, urging defense of national symbols and legislative accountability.
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al Amaries
Caprivusty
Toni Bymais
Alen
al Wig Price
Ithara
As & Corporation
Treas Oury
Newcastle
Ottawa
Victoria
Legislative Halla
B. C
Canada
B.C
Rome
Old Country
Anne Hotett
Smith
Oliver
Benito Mussolini
Avanti
Austria
Samuel Gampers
Aristide Bridad
Alexander Kerensky
Arthur Henderson
Jour Haligm
Mussolini
Popolo A’ Italia
Fastio Nationale Dei Combatenti
Arthur
Henderson
Kiu Klux Klan
American Legion
Mascrati
Italy
Rienzi
Savonarola
Moronco
Garibaldi
Mugsolini
The Fascisti and Mussolini in August 1921
In August 1921 a trace of Mussolini and the Fascisti appears in Mac’s coverage. The article notes rising political activity and the emergence of fascist influence in Italy during this period.
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Mac
The Story of Tomatoes in Health Benefits
A vintage exposition extols tomatoes as the world’s greatest veritable and richest food in vitamins. It claims tomatoes cleanse blood, supply natural acids for stomach health, and act as a gentle diuretic in a doctor endorsed view.
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Arnold Lorand
Canabad
Austria
Towna
Big Shares for Jaquor Board Heads
Victoria reports in parliament that the government’s liquor purchase was a single warehouse on Beatty street Vancouver bought for 150000 dollars. The Liquor Control Board chair earns 541.66 monthly with 995.70 expenses paid. other commissioners receive 48.32 monthly and expenses of 1846.75 and 1080.20.
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Victoria
J W. Jones
Muanson
Beatty Street
Vancouver
A. M. Johnson
Liquor Control Board
J. H. Falconer
W. N. Winsley
Sutherland
Jones
Advertising pays off for merchants and newspapers
A piece argues every business man should invest five percent of daily sales in newspaper advertising to drive year round results. It contrasts heavy, effective campaigns with weak copy, noting success hinges on honest messaging, credibility, and timely promotion to build consumer demand.
ASK MORE AID FOR HIGHWAYS OTTAWA Debates funding aid for highways
Ottawa December 11 The Canadian Good Roads Association urges government action to boost highway construction and maintenance. Proponents press for increased federal aid, arguing better roads will spur commerce and safety while critics worry about deficits and long term costs.
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Ottawa
Canadian Good Roads Association
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