Editorials on Doyle Spiritualism and Ferguson Temperance Policy
The piece critiques Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s spiritualism and notes ridicule in American papers. It discusses reforestry hopes, citing a farmer who planted 2,000 Scotch pine 300 Jack pine and 200 spruce with free seedlings. It ridicules Hon. G Howard Ferguson for hinting at a forthcoming temperance policy and warns of global consequences if the public remains uninformed.
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Conan Doyle
Arthur Conan Doyle
America
Detroit
Amabel Township
Brussel
Yost
Hon
Howard ‘Ferguson
G. Howard Ferguson
Ferguson
Domiinion
Not a Tin Horn Sport and Betting in Canada
A critique of Ontario and Dominion governments over horse race betting rules and taxation. Discussion centers on authority limits, the Raney five percent tax on track bars, and political memory of liquor taxes, with references to Ferguson and Dewart and calls for responsibility within jurisdiction.
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Ontario
Attorney-General
Howard Ferguson
H. H. Dewart
Raney
Ferguson
Dewart
Toronto
Fergu
Son
Hewiard
Benefits to Unfortunate Children Aid legislation expands children's society scope
Provincial Parliament passes new rules widening the reach of societies aiding vulnerable children. Halton and Peel Counties pledge constant support to prosecute this moral labor. The effort is described as saving lives and giving many homes renewed hope through the Children's Aid Society's intervention.
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Halton
Peel
Children's Aid
Fire and Trade Unions Discuss Dwindling Membership
A 1920 to 1921 membership drop in Canadian trade unions is noted as 373,842 to 313,320 amid unemployment. The piece argues unions must modernize, avoid class war, and shift toward practical, work‑sourced leadership, with future leaders closer to workers and industries.
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Bnish
Editorial Notes Reflect Prolonged Session Cost Beliefs
The column riffs on a £600 bonus for long sessions, warns against blame on those who extend sessions, and mocks public figures. It cites gas and cleaning acts, June weddings, and a Windsor trip quip. It also notes wartime spending, Prohibition effects, rail freight cuts, and rising liquor law enforcement.
The Speed of Wheels and Perception in Motion
A fragmentary discussion argues that a wheel on a moving carriage appears stationary at the contact point while the top moves rapidly. It explains how rotation and ground contact create the illusion of motion, claiming the wheel’s bottom can seem still while the top travels far faster.
Innovative Belgian Congo railboat promises river transit boost
The article describes experimental Belgian designs to move goods from the Congo headwaters to the coast. A twin-hull boat rides over rapids and waterfalls via a special railway lift, with wheels engaging a track and shifting basins to cross obstacles. It details how the craft crosses narrow gorges and uses a jungle path to bypass unmapped sections.
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Belgian Congo
Neaat
Wea
Belgium
Niite
Rapida
Nike
New York
Manufacturers Say Prohibition Helps Business
The American Manufacturers Association released a 84 page pamphlet titled The Dibuin Question Viewed From Koongmla and Moral Hisnapolnt summarizing survey replies on prohibition. About 86 percent of respondents favor prohibition in some form and want enforcement, while a minority support easing laws or approve wine and beer use.
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Koongmla
New Sensation And Courage In Narrative Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a tale featuring Vitthy Allee and a courageous figure Mamand. The narrator recalls hesitation before writing on a chair, and a return from an ark where confiding experiences relate to a curved “will” and brothers.
New Society Seeks Builders In Local Neighborhood
A rough notice invites residents to join a new society with a practical plan and welcoming stance. It promises proof of commitment through daily conduct and urges locals to seek full authority to organize within their community.
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Eer
Yomusa
Telepliones
Editorial
Capada
Tyig
Gilbert Chesterton
the Trade Union of To-morrow
Burt Il
Windsor
Sug
United States
W. L. Mackenzie King
King George
Imperial Drivy Council
Mackenzie King
London
Eng. i
United States Railways
Onteria
Globo
Norfolk
England
Thane
R. W. Hall, JR
Architect
Brampton
Store of Quality” Tannery Co-Operative
Kenney Byes
Oxford
Blore
Kenney Bros
Canada
Place d'Armes
Montreal
Sieur de Maisonneuve
City of
Place d’Armes
the Bank of Montreal
Maisonneuve
Dominion of Canada
Halifax
Vancouver
Bank of Montreal
Studebaker Motor
J. N. O’neill & Son
Dodge, Brothers
Gars
Georgetown
Acton
Milton
L. E. Atkinson
Business Directory
J. A. McNiven
Burgeon
Olensod Kosidonde
Avenua
Wind Treat
Ven Mernan
Ont
EL J. Nelson
Physicien Duruson
Obatatriclan
Deray
Kedtarlak
Omleo Moura
GF. W. Ross Phyelclan
Mil Bt
Georustown
Grace Wouphal
Yarant
Dliwured
Chiliran
W. S.laird
LEGA
Phany
Y. G
Harold Nash Farmer
Eta
Perryman Block
Acton, Ony
MONNY
Yours
Amn
To & Pam
H. G. Meir Barvietar, Bollettor
Notary Public
J. M. Bell
Dentral Vonor
Toronto University
If Neulrad
Sri
F. G. Gollop
D.D.S
LDS
Omee Ovar Tank
Nova Scotie Vwourh
Francis Nunan
Donler
Wyndham
Guelph
R. J. Kerr
Halon
Vale
Pious
Roy Hindley
Consolidated
Eel
J. &. Cabevers . “Book Binder
Quebec Gt
East - Quilph, Ont
Ini Haidueme
Hubatantial
Wal
Myniw
D. Alex. Niven Vtario Land Surveyor
Clul
Enginear Aurveys
Vewcriptions
Wuaprlnie
Ate
Certifioates
Purohusare Ani Mortgagee
Burveya
Anohitoath
Oldore
Amunicipal Counatias Dratnaya Hoporty Natiniates
Ete
Molean Building
Doulas Gt Gulp
Canana
Whaletula
Dominion
Phoumath: Toole Property
Law Milly
Otter
Hamilton & Sons, Tof
Norwich & Woolmioh
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