09 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1922
Page
1
A reader from Parksporo Nova Scotia recounts five years of rheumatism with severe pain. After doctors and other remedies failed, a fruit-a-tives advertisement promised relief. He reports relief after using the product and lasting improvement with continued use. The testimonial mentions price 6 for $2.50 and mail order from Ottawa.
The Charlottetown Guardian debates prohibition politics and the Mathie son Arsenault plan. It critiques the Bell Government for delaying a provincial vote and outlines issues with the Doherty Act and prohibition administration, citing costs, commissions, and public drinking concerns.
Article surveys government missteps in road construction funding and control of liquor licenses, criticizing the Liberal and Bell administrations. It links highway loans to tax burdens, pension of road work, and questions Lorenz medical publicity versus permanent infrastructure progress. It notes resignations of commissioners and calls for accountability.
From the collection of the late Mr. W. S. Louson the text extols cheerful disposition as key to effectiveness and social acceptance. A sunny soul opens doors and wins friends, while sourness repels others and hinders success.
The article reviews the Irish Parliament House in Dublin as a grand structure, contrasts it with Westminster, and critiques European medical sensationalism. It discusses Dr Lorenz and Austrian claims of miraculous hip operations, warning that such advertised feats mislead patients and set false hopes.
In view of pending resolutions electors should review the provinces finances and soaring road spending. The Bel(l) Government plans to spend hundreds of thousands on a few miles of dirt roads, funded mostly by borrowed money. Critics accuse dummy contractors and Liberal ties of graft while warning of population loss and rising taxes.
Montreal January 7 Two hundred workers at H Vineberg and Company Limited walk out over a shift to piece work a one week raise and a wage cut from two to four dollars weekly. The firm left the Clothing Manufacturings Association and is not bound by an arbitration board ruling to cut wages by ten percent unless production rises ten percent in February.
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