Invented Bw Bagge and the British Empire on Canada
A fragmentary report discusses talk of the British Empire in Canada and whether loyalty to the empire remains strong. The piece mentions inventions and a washing holder, with questions about who is driving the talk and who is involved.
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Bagge
British Empire
Canada
Edwine
Star
London
Taligt
Dominions
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Western
Ontario Workmen Protection Expands Under New Act
Analysis notes Ontario Workmen's Compensation growth over ten years. It cites 1923 figures: 58 675 accidents, 379 fatal, and $6 122 809.26 in benefits. Highlights include faster claims, employer immunity from individual liability, and lower assessment rates than U S benchmarks.
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Ontario
Hihere
Industry
Ohio
Unite States
Ray
Mort Stoneburd
Saskatchewan Moves to Cut Tariff and Seek Reciprocity
The Saskatchewan Legislature last week unanimously endorsed a resolution calling for substantial tariff reductions to lower living costs and production expenses. It urged increasing the British preference to 50 percent of the general tariff and establishing reciprocity with the United States, advising Ottawa to initiate talks with Washington on similar lines to LOuL.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Canada
Lowl
Canada sees large loans as sign of monetary strength
Sir John Aird of the Canadian Bankers Association notes a $100 million federal loan inside Canada and a $30 million Canadian loan by Canadian Pacific Railway as evidence of favorable monetary conditions. He sees sterling's rise toward parity as hopeful for Canada's economy and world business, predicting easier UK markets for Canadian wheat.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sir John
Aird
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Great’ Britain
Liquor Interests in High Quarters Prompt Ontario Critique
The Presbyterian Witness opines that Ottawa favors liquor interests over Ontario and other provinces. It condemns Hon. Jacques Bureau for granting brewery licenses without provincial consultation. It argues brewers and distillers seek licenses in a dry province for profits and warns shipments to the United States undermine temperance laws and cross border relations.
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Ontario
Ottawa
Syet
Toronto Star
Jacques Bureau
Bureau
United States
America
Presbyterian
Witness
Ontario Council Notes Law Enforcement and Marine Exiles
Editorial notes report the Ontario Motor League urging strict enforcement against glaring headlights and poor lighting. Bridgeburg faces a 135000 overdraft as street paving costs rise. Ottawa Commons session to open February 1, with debate over immigration law and deportation. Canadian officials discuss narcotics treaties with the United States. Royal visits and Western Canada farming schools are mentioned as nation grows, with Prince Mary and Viscount Lascelles anticipated.
Running at Hill and the Credit Dilemma
The essay examines the dangers of regular charge accounts and debt habits. It describes stages of debt collection from bill rendering to personal notices and cautions against paying late. It argues that charge accounts raise prices by five to ten percent versus cash purchases and promotes paying promptly to cut living costs.
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Pervonal
Manitoba Dairy Output Rises To 12.25 Million Pounds
The Dairy Commissioner reports butter production in Manitoba will top 12.25 million pounds for 1924, with about 7 million pounds earmarked for export. Saskatchewan and Alberta also show large gains, Alberta certifying 3.6 million pounds and exports expected to double 1923 levels. The bulk of butter goes to England under the grading system’s benefits.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Wishow
Alberta
England
Tea tips to save money and avoid adulterated blends
The article advises buying tea months in advance to save costs and reduce aging harm. It warns against direct use from packages and explains methods to extract full flavor by controlled warming. It notes adulterants like talc and methods to detect fraud and extra moisture to increase weight.
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USA
Barber Shop Pranks and Trapper Joe in a Mountain Town
A small Colorado township barber shop becomes the scene for a humorous feud with the notorious Trapper Joe. The crowd laughs as Joe uses a mule and a waddle to dodge payment, then returns for a shaves deal and a final cheeky repayment.
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Colorado
Mountalinna
Tonoteda
Frapper Joo
Acling
Uleowbald
Youle
Louférn
Witekeie
Joe
Harber
aYap
Wealth's Handicap for the Son of Wealthy Parents
A Philadelphia pharmacy leader notes that heirs face a unique burden. Wealth ironically saps incentive and honesty in work, as public doubt and distrust tempt the ambitious to abandon effort once novelty fades.
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Daimcultica
Philadelphia
Pharmactiata
Hodso
Hia
Philas Delphia College of Pharmacy
The Hurry of Pedestrian Life in the City
A witness laments modern haste in urban life. He contrasts slow stagecoach waits with quick, restless movement through revolving doors and rapid commutes, noting confusion about direction and time while questioning daylight saving.
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Toronto
Vancouver
The Aberdeen Footman and the Lord Strathcona Tale
A fragment recounts a Scottish emigrant tale from the 19th century. An elderly Aberdonian visits Lord Strathcona in London seeking charity. After failing to meet him, the visitor returns, bearing five pound notes and claiming his father drove the lord to Aberdeen. The lord replies that he walked to Canada.
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Donald
Alexander Smith
Forres
Scotland
London
Aberdeen
Docklea Wilson
Lord Strathconn
Canada
Strathtons
Aberdeon
Lore
Atrathcona
Lord Strathcona
Aberdonian
Lord Strathcona i
Resignation of a Waitress in Compton Household
The Compton household dismisses a clumsy waitress after repeated breakages. That night a crash from the pantry prompts Mrs. Compton to threaten dismissal. Norah then emerges calmly and orders the injured plates and glassware to be cleaned and run off.
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Compton
Discipline on the Line Sparks Dismissal Charge
A report recalls a drill where soldiers debated discipline and a corporal is escorted to a guardroom by Sergeant Day after an exchange about a private named Murphy. The scene highlights tension over conduct during a moment of orders and punishment.
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Murch
Murphy
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