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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
12
Vancouver summer sports offer wide variety on coast
The article highlights Vancouver British Columbia as a center for summer sports with beaches public tennis courts golf courses baseball lacrosse polo at Brighouse Park and frequent cricket at Brockton Point. It notes motor launch yachts on Burrard Inlet and a range of sailing craft including the Patricia Lipton Cup boat and the Marconi rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Brighouse Park
Kamloops
Calgary
Brockton Point
Seattle
Tegattas
Tom
Minerva
Patricia
Ancouver
Pacific Coast
Burrard Inlet
Seeing Venice and Florence in a Private Letter
A private letter from Florence dated August 14 1921 recounts a journey from Venice. It describes Venice as built on 113 islands with 150 canals and 400 bridges, notes the absence of cars and the use of boats, and praises marble carving and glassware. The writer details tunnels between Venice and Florence, hemp farming, inland crops, and the heavy work by women, with observations on Italian manners and daily routines. The piece also notes a theft during a cathedral visit and compares Santa Croce to Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simcoe
York
Examiner
Thornton
Florence
Italy
Venice
Toronto Parliament
Christ
Ontario
Canada
Europe
Santa Croce
Westminster Abbey
England
T.jm
General Harrison Praises Tecumseh as Genius Leader
General Harrison declared Tecumseh a genius capable of organizing a great empire. The remark appears in a broader war era commentary. The second item notes that 96.99 percent of Australia’s population were born in Australia, New Zealand, or the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Tecumseh
Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Perfection Smoke Consumer Aims to End Urban Smoke
Article profiles George D. Brown of Allandale Ontario and his invention, the perfection smoke consumer. It explains how a super heated steam system mixes with smoke to burn gases, reduce emissions, and increase heat while saving fuel. It notes testing on a locomotive and planned use on large Canadian railways and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Douglas
Earth
North America
Allandale
North Bay
Toronto
Canada
United States
Europe
George D. Brown
Ontario
Point Duchene
Westmoreland
New Brunswick
Fair Land
Vancouver Island Salmon Rivers Draw Sport from Noted Visitors
The article extols Vancouver Island on the Pacific coast with emphasis on fishing. It highlights Cowichan River and Campbell River as premier salmon streams, notes royal and aristocratic visitors, and describes the Tyee Salmon run in August. It warns of threats from commercial traps and mentions federal action to protect fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Europe
Victoria
Cowichan
Campbell River
Duke of Devonshire
Kingeorge
Cowichan Bay
Campbell Lakes
de Bertrand Seguin
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acGillivray
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Opera House
Douglas McLean
Tarzan
Web
William A. Grew
Metropolitan
James W
Jimmy) Swift
FBI
Mickey
Vancouver Haror
the Examiner
Allandale Man
Sterling Bank
J. H. Wilson
Barrie
Wilson
British Linen Co. Bank
Kinross
Scotland
Imperial Bank of Canada
Strathcona
Prince Albert
Regina
East Calgary
Parkdale
Big Tyee
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