Canada invited to join Pan American Union
Editorial notes that Canada may be invited to join the Pan American Union and that acceptance should be considered carefully. It discusses aims of the union to promote trade and permanent peace through arbitration, and contrasts Liberal leaders Sinclair and Premier Drury over how broadly to broaden membership and fuse parties. The Farmers' Sun comments on political maneuvering.
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Canada
Americas
North
South America
South
Ontario
Drury
Sinclair
Burger
United Farmers
Sun
Ford Ae
Halifax
Vancouver
The Cost of Education and Ignorance
At this year’s education costs, parents face High School and university fees while state funding covers much of college. The piece argues ignorance harms business, safety, and society, asserting education remains the cheapest cost despite its price. It urges encouraging youth to pursue education.
Press and public servants face the press not as private voices
A small town paper highlights the duty to publish public officials views. Reporters relay proceedings to ratepayers, as minutes often omit debated opinions. Citizens deserve accurate, concise summaries of how representatives think and vote on community matters.
Canada’s Resources and Export Trade Promotion
The Canadian High Commission in London is distributing press material on Canada’s resources and export trade to position the office as a hub of effective Canadian propaganda. Commissioner Larkin is advancing Canada’s interests beyond standard precedents, aiming to inform foreign merchants of Canadian exporting potential. The piece urges voters to study Ontario candidates in 2023, warning against party zeal and endorsing those with backbone to serve Ontario’s interests.
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London
Canada
Larkin
Ontario
M. P.P
Jett
Brussels
City council debates curbing promiscuous dancing in Kitchener
City council study on dancing evils proposes barring anyone under 18 from dances unless with a parent or guardian and reserves a public escort restriction. A proposed Saturday night dance curfew would end by 130, with a 2 am closing time for other nights.
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Kitchener
Perso
Dominion and Ontario plan to curb race track gambling
Progressive member for Brant Sir Lom Gouin stated the government would back a cabinet measure amending the Code to align with the Attorney General's bill before the Ontario Legislature. The move aims to prohibit printing selling and displaying racing information to curb gambling tied to horse racing.
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Good
Brant
Lom Gouin
Ontario
Ontario Receives Federal Funds for Agricultural Instruction
Over nine years Ontario has drawn 2,075,200.54 from the Federal Government under the Agricultural Instruction Act, averaging near 300,000 yearly. Funds supported agricultural education and demonstration, with provincial matches climbing from 1,160,574.50 in 1913 to 1,661,008 in 1920, all used for program work rather than administration.
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Ontario
Agricultural’ Instruction Act
Sugar Price Gambers, Elections, and Local Edits
Editorial notes from Washington blame sugar price rises on market gamblers and crop rumors. Sir G H Ferguson predicts a Liberal defeat and Conservative majority in upcoming elections. Ridgetown joins a growing list of one newspaper towns due to rising costs. In North Essex by election A T Healy wins by 1100, a safe margin. Montreal faces threats from race track gamblers over anti gambling legislation. A mad dog scare prompts 300 cabs shot by mayoral order in Ohio. Morning legislative sessions look likely to wind up before Easter as Parliament Buildings prepare.
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North Essex
T. Healy
Kennedy
Ohio
Agricultural official notes trade tensions and price shifts
The Dominion agriculture minister reports a zone visit to Great Firifafi where Wormiasian omen and local citizens are noted amid changing conditions. An Abeoot Ponder led imports from Doniah to the Doniah oy ngUiHed conmlances as Meltain price signals rise. Canadian lean hogs price gap narrows. Livestock Brinery at Ostawal notes Danish and Canadian prices converge, affecting market expectations.
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Orladale
Firifafi
Cunpada
Doniahoy
London
Fia
Ostawal
Invalid Race and Asthma Remedy Notice
A fragmented report describes an invalid chair race and a near tramcar incident. It mentions an asthma remedy by Dr J D Kolloge, promoted as restoring health, with vague claims of broad distribution and public recognition.
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Leela
Fragmented speech on hospitality and honor
A garbled exchange centers on mutual consideration and a host guest interaction. The dialogue features misheard phrases about approval and manners, with distorted lines about eating and teeth and a dubious claim of respect, leaving a reader with a puzzling, opaque scene.
Fragmented Irish and local notices mix in garbled Tribune text
A garbled OCR page combines Irish situation notes, a stray Tribune quote on Uriah and tomatoes, ad lines, and scattered anecdotes about a doctor claiming to cure Adimonosas, with references to a neighbor's dog and a local purchaser of stock.
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ATL
Verve’ High Prise
Temporaturen
Anil
York
Mines
Tribune
Uriah Potatood
Aerries
Newa
Craba
Rockefelter
Grammatical Dilemmas in Our Turn Kunge Poem Fragment
A fragmented text mocks language quirks and punning trades. It questions norms through a garbled dialogue about a drummer onion plumber and a cheerful hutter, then pivots to roles like brewer and plowman, ending with a teary-eyed unni figure.
Heartless Family Storm Rears Wrath in Widow’s Whitfield Tales
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt recounts a stormy scene where Mrs Cocker laments arrant neglect from kin after a night of turmoil. She mourns being left among her own folk and fears a fatal lightning strike unseen by her family.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Beaved Her Right Wedding Tour At Monte Carlo
A fragment describes a couple at a Monte Carlo wedding tour table. The wife bids the dealer for luck with a one dollar bill, the husband skeptical yet pays, and the winning number turns out to be 29, prompting regret and a light exchange about truth.
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Monte Carlo
Unsettled Tale Tests Family Bonds and Grief
A widow reveals a tangled past involving deception and a ministerial husband as grief drives a brother’s memory. A curious caller arrives with a photograph of the brother who died years ago, triggering emotional recollections for the hosts.
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Wormatl iv
Tlon
Ulunda
In Memory of Student Days Funds from Clemenceau
George Clemenceau former Prime Minister of France donated 29000 dollars to the American Field Review Fund Fellowships. The fund, created after the war to honor fallen members, supports exchanges between American and French students and scholars. The contribution covered travel and related expenses.
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America
George Clemanceau
Pyamier
France
Atudenty
Hretch
Anertca
How Sweet of Hers Contains Fragmented Dialogues and Phrases
Fragmented OCR text appears to present garbled lines of dialogue and titles such as Mother’s Growing Old and Love will, Hell. the Cloudy Away. The content includes stray quotes and disjointed phrases about a girl, a bany, and a parlor scene, with no clear narrative or cohesive article context.
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Grey
Lost Trace Of Anopathy In A Frayed News Clip
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about a grandfather, a position, a country bank, and tracing Wir. Readable elements include a family context and a possible financial or banking reference, but specifics are unclear. The piece seems literary or fragmentary rather than a clear news item.
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