Mission City District War Efforts and Vancouver Trade Ties
A Mission City district issue reflects on World War I service, Red Cross work, and prisoners of war relief. It discusses unnamed soldiers' sacrifices, hopeful returns, and postwar prosperity for Mission City and nearby regions. The piece also weighs a proposed alliance with Japan to aid against Germany, praises the Vancouver Board of Trade visit to Chilliwack, and urges farmer–city co operation to market Fraser Valley produce in Vancouver.
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Waman
Paver
Thal
Mission City End
Homie
France
Hattle Line
Red Cross
Vancouver
Chilliwack
Lothar
Praser
New Westminster
Fraser Valley
Fruit Growers Urged to Educate Themselves for Success
The Markets Report Bulletin criticizes the Mission strawberries and urges BC growers to study at home before seeking market success. It notes influx of new growers, discontent among veterans, and calls Fraser Valley as best suited for fruit businesses. It cites Canada’s political ad spending and the Growers' Guide remarks on advertising expenditures and broker commissions.
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Second Markets
Prairie Markets
B. C
Canada
Alfort
Watior
Ita
Kyin Growers’ Guide
Winnipeg
Mold growth in Kaspluurrils affects shipments and storage
The article describes mold growth in ragoborries tied to insufficient heat and humidity. It notes spores spread from fruit surfaces, stresses cold storage to slow decay, and advises refrigerated transport and covered, dry conditions to preserve berries during shipping.
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Edwin Smith
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
End Stomach Trouble with Tape's Diapepsin
An old style ad claims quick relief from indigestion dyspepsia and stomach distress caused by sour food fermentation. The copy touts a fifty count case and asserts relief in five minutes, targeting stomach upset symptoms and related discomforts.
Wild Waandy and the Hoagie Arena Mystery
A quirky transcription describes a chaotic scene around a food stall and a theater venue, with references to a hoagie, a crowd, and odd phrases. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at a local event or satirical note about mistaken identities and culinary intrigue.
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