Western Canada aims to fuel world with farms and feed
An analysis urges stock raising and mixed farming in Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan. It cites hog growth and rising butter imports as signals of a broader shift to home production with wheat, vegetables, poultry and dairy. It highlights coal fuel, railway expansion and agricultural education as drivers of regional prosperity and notes potential in northern pastures for future livestock.
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Alberta
Red Deer
Peace River
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian
Canada
New Zealand
England
Western Canada
Dominion Government
Western
Europe
Vermilion
Swift & Company
Debt-free: Mr Dubwaite celebrates final bill paid
Mr Dubwaite proclaims he has cleared all debts after paying the last bill. He jokes that duration of freedom depends on trolley schedules as Mrs Dubwaite heads to town.
Pape’s Diapepsin Ad Promises Instant Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as immediate relief for upset stomachs after meals. It claims tablets end indigestion gas acidity and stomach distress as soon as you eat one, and notes druggists carry the product.
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Pape
Adv
Sure Sign of Serious Illness
Dialogue hints at a severe illness inside a home as a doctor enters, implying the patient is gravely ill. The exchange contrasts concern with skepticism about seeking medical help, reflecting attitudes toward aging and illness.
Americanization of Europe Seen After Great War
Observers predict Europe will adopt American ways as millions of U S soldiers influence life. European women favor American soldiers. English accents remain, baseball may grow, and American dining and fashion spread. Americans admired for efficiency and dress. Paris and London may display Fifth Avenue labels.
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Gang
England
Europe
New York
Chicago
Paris
London
Fifth Avenue
Helmets Prize in Victory Loan Drive Report
American headquarters in Germany report 60 warehouses in Coblenz area holding war materi als abandoned by Germany. Salvage crews inventory six warehouses. 60 typewritten pages. From 60 000 to 70 000 helmets to be shipped to the United States as prizes. other usable goods may be sold to France or destroyed.
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Eports
Germany
Coblenz
United States
Salvage Department
France
Army
Atlantic
Congress
Uncle Sam’s Allies Seek Smaller Loans in January
The United States lent only 170 million dollars to allies by January 25, the smallest monthly total since entering the war. Britain and France led credits, while Greece Liberia and Romania had not claimed payments. Russia still held 137 million on the books though not drawing funds. Officials expect little change until Congress acts on broader loan authority.
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Merica
Great Britain
Belgium
Russia
Serbia
Roumania
Treasury
Greece
Liberia
Rommania
Congress
Oil to Supplant Coal in Our Merchant Marine
Oil fuel will replace coal for American merchant vessels with expanded bunkering at major ports. John H. Rosseter of the Shipping Board says agreements with oil producers and shipowners enable a coordinated oil supply system. He notes that utilizing existing plants with new facilities will be more economical and stresses oil fuel as vital to the merchant fleet’s future.
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Shipping Board
John H. Rosseter
Board
Rosseter
A Self-Important Man Scolds Trench Workers
A pompous observer stops by a trench where a small man and a large man work. He scolds that the little man should not do all the work, but the big man replies that he is the closest to it since he is nearest the trench.
August Flower Remedy for Digestive Ailments Ad
Green's August Flower claims to treat stomach disorders and liver inactivity including sick headaches constipation sour stomach and indigestion. It is described as a gentle laxative that cleanses the stomach and intestines and stimulates bile production and blood purification. The ad notes sale in all civilized countries and ends with a quoted moral about egotism.
Individuals Speak Yet Say Little on Issues
A compact observation notes that some people vocalize opinions but provide few substantive details. The remark suggests a pattern where rhetoric outpaces concrete facts or clear positions.
Unguarded Verbiage: Humbugs Like Gilded Coins from Deceit
A compact comment on floating false promises described as gilded coins minted by deception, signaling skepticism toward persuasive but hollow claims.
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Edmonton
Mr. Dubwaite
Cadit ‘al
Uncle Sam
Why Swift & Company
U.S.A
Cooper
Lye Aiuu Wine Co
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Cutter
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Ill
Laboratory
Anton Spier
Boulder
Colo
Cuticura
Apemuren
Tme
Dept. B
Boston
Hyacral
Denver
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