Prohibition Impacts Deaths and Proportional Representation Debate
Editorial notes 190 to 1916 deaths from alcoholism in New York City reach 4437 and 134 per year during Prohibition. It contrasts with 268 deaths annually in Restrictive era. The piece reports MPs supporting proportional representation and the alternative vote for elections in single-member constituencies with more than two candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Scadera
King
T. A. Crerar
House of Commons
Ontario Rejects Quebec Style Liquor Scheme
The piece argues Ontarians oppose Quebec's liquor plan and deny any government revenue motive. It notes Ontario intends to tighten laws and strengthen control rather than adopt the provincial scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Quebec
Nquor
Sneering at Christian Statesmen Sparks Debate in Ontario
The Renfrew Mercury editorial critiques attacks on lawmakers who openly align with church life and social reform. It praises Attorney General Raney for sincerity and argues religious conviction should not bar public service, urging encouragement of Christians in politics.
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J. Walter. Curry
South East
Toronto
Province of
Ontario
Raney
Renfrew Mercury
Ferguson Not Spokesman for Conservatives Opinion Piece
The Nally Standard editorial notes that Howard Ferguson will likely announce a new Ontario liquor policy for the Conservative party. It argues Ferguson should consult party leaders before any pronouncement and warns against turning temperance into a political football.
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Howard Ferguson
Conservativea
Nally Standard
Kingston
Herguson
Ontario
Ferguson
Frey Press
Dominion Cuts Warships Amid Drive for Economy
The Defense Minister announces five ships will be retired to reduce government expenses as part of an economy push echoed after the previous election. The move promises substantial annual savings while maintaining essential national services. Canadians are shown spending on automobiles with high import values and duties recorded in the latest fiscal years.
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Dominion
Cdminssson
Canada
British Columbian
House of Commons
British Columbia
King
China
Dirvator
Pramathin
Ceahlor
Daly Piper
Genoa Conference Seeks Six Month Truce on Russia
The Genoa meeting aims to secure a six month truce while a commission led by Premier Lloyd George and Italian Foreign Minister Schadzer reviews credits debts and private property in Russia. The plan intends to keep the peace process alive and avoid a potential failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Russia
Lloyd George
Schadzer
Italy
Leading Weekly Newspaper Man Retires in Simcoe
Hal B. Donly editor and publisher of the Simcoe Reformer retires after forty three years in journalism. He joined his father’s office, led one of Canada’s brightest weekly papers, and served as President of the Canadian Press Association.
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Hal B. Donly
Simcoe
Donly
A. J. Donly
Ontario
New
Canada
Canadian Press Association
Editorial notes on budgets borders and Canadian progress
Provincial and federal budget talk dominates editorials with praise for mothers and debate over women's suffrage. Canada’s 1921 trade totals and population growth are cited against U S figures. Anticipated tax relief from liquor profits is questioned as officials defend highway funding and motor license revenue.
Poem on Labor and War Echoes in Wartime Debate
The text presents a sprawling, garbled wartime poem or speech excerpt discussing industrial effort, farmers, and the moral purpose of labor. It references generals, factories, and the need for fuel food and clothing, contrasting manual work with cultured pursuits. It includes a courtroom jury scene amid political rhetoric about national resilience.
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Uren
arold—Neghle
Gavlih Parelothin
Imation
Genuru
Windenbury
Dune
Ufa
Daney Orla
Uckman
Reaching Your Limit and the Dangers of Stagnation
A reader warns against fixed growth limits after schooling. The piece argues perpetual self improvement requires effort, resisting comfort, and continuous learning to avoid intellectual stagnation and career plateau. It cites the danger of choosing easier paths for wealth and status.
Lessons From a Canadian Missionary on Useful Skills
A Canadian missionary recalls learning practical crafts in childhood that later proved vital. He cites making a drill, turning lathe work, and teaching others to fashion white lead and woodwork, reflecting on how early skills gain value as life advances.
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Chin
Tallowe
Harpenter
Lettoy
GHOST OF ROUTES TO WESTERN CANADA
Railway brochure outlines CN routes from Toronto to Winnipeg with options via Fort Arthur Port Arthur and northern paths. It lists sleeping car service Toronto to Winnipeg and schedules to various northern stops, inviting reservations through local agents.
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Ghosse
Canada
Canadian National Railway
Sears
Eastern
Western Canada
Vie
Fort Arthur
Ort
Sit Yane
North May
Toronto
Brandan
Winnipeg
North Day
Cobalt Wid
Cochrane
Winnipeston
Regervationa
Eta
Losal Awont
Canadian National Grand Train
Rallwaya
Ades
Start Right Tinwny Bows of the Broad Hand
A fragmented passage urges decisive action and self belief. The speaker emphasizes taking a firm stance, embracing new experiences, and starting projects with clear purpose to gain favour and success. The tone mimics a motivational pamphlet style.
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Sane Ddlatent
Broolty
Young people face shame over admitting cannot afford basics
The text portrays youth pressured by stigma to hide financial strain, insisting on pretending affordability. It describes humiliation and social judgment for admitting normal limits on spending and basic needs.
Train Conductor Challenges Crowd Amid Door Incident
A chaotic scene aboard a train as a dozen passengers attempt to push forward while a man and an angry guard resist. The conductor orders calm and prevents overcrowding, with a tense exchange over who asked for assistance.
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America
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Georgetown
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