Senator James Moffatt Douglas Dies in Tantallon Sask
Senator James Moffatt Douglas of Tantallon Saskatchewan has died at age 82. A longtime West figure, he entered the Senate in 1906 after a career as a Presbyterian minister, missionary in India, educator in Ontario, and farmer. His son William founded Taber and served as its mayor.
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Douglas
Tantallon
Sask
Lethbridge Herald
James Moffatt Douglas
Senate
William
Taber
Lethbridge
Wardner
B.C
Fred
Calgary
Massey-Harris
Senator Douglas
Linton
Roxborough
Scotland
Toronto University
Knox College
Princeton Seminary
Uxbridge
Cobourg
India
Mhow
Canada
Brandon
Mocomit
House of Commons
Board of Public Instruction
Ontario
Pinning A Motor Road to the Map Preparatory Note
An article argues Canada lacks a cross country motor route while the United States has several. It outlines proposed paths from Montreal to Vancouver, critiques naming schemes like The Kings International Highway, and urges Canada to build a unified highway with signs and literature. It notes high duties on cars, cross-border traffic, and the need for national coordination and climate advantages. It compares rival routes and stresses better Canadian organization and publicity.
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United States
Canada
British Columbia
Gomery
Montreal
Vancouver
Ottawa
Mattawa
North Bay
Sudbury
Sault Ste, Marie
Duluth
Winnipeg
Prairies
Macleod
Crows
Nest Pass
Penrie
Cranbrook
Spokane
Seattle
American Automobile Association
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Lake Huron
Quebec
McNabb's Corner
Inter Ocean
McNabb's
Lake Superior
Wonder Health Restorer Herbal Remedy Featured in British Columbia
An advertisement touts Wonder Health Restorer as a pure herbal remedy with no alcohol or drugs. It claims to act on the blood, toning and enriching vital fluids, and to benefit asthma bronchitis catarrh rheumatism stomach, kidney and bladder issues female troubles and skin conditions. Sold in Cranbrook by the Cranbrook Book and Drug Co with a free booklet The Road to Health on request.
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Canada
Ottawa
British Columbia
Dominion
Wonder Health Restorer
Wonder
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Book and Drug Co
Desert and mountain routes cited in Lincoln Highway lore
The article contrasts desert basins of interior drainage with Montana’s mountains and rivers, quoting propaganda to describe two transcontinental paths. It contrasts a bleak desert barrier near the Rockies with a lush northern corridor via Yellowstone National Park and Montana’s vast ranchlands.
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United States
Rockies
Sierra Nevada and
Cascades
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Yellowstone
National Parks
Montana
San
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