Canada’s Transportation Need Faces Western Grain Blockade
The Globe highlights Vice President Bury of the CPR warning that rapid western wheat expansion, immigration, and machinery outpace rail capacity. He cites 60 million bushels awaiting shipment and urges mixed farming to prevent soil impoverishment and future price shocks while stressing policy choices to expand terminals and export channels.
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Western
Canadian Pacific
Fort William
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United States
Europe
Churchill speaks in Belfast on home rule amid crowd and rain
Winston Churchill and John Redmond spoke in Belfast on self government for Ireland. The event drew large forces and a tense crowd, but aside from boos and a suffragette interruption the night remained orderly as leaders urged unity and a peaceful settlement.
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Ulster
Admiralty
John EF. Redmond
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Redmond
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Remarkable Brantford Cure Eases Rheumatic Pain Warning
An Ontario reader reports Fig Pills relieved rheumatism and back pain. The testimonial from R. H W. Gailman praises the remedy and permits publishing the letter. The Big Pill Co and Cranbrook Drug Co distribute the pill priced 25 and 50 cents. Government discussions on fair play and opposition unionists are noted.
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Brantford, Ont
R. H W. Gailman
Big Pill Co
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Ont
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co., Ltd
Canada destined to become empire's controlling power says Earl Grey
In a Mansion House ceremony Earl Grey grants the freedom of the City of London to Canada’s ex-governor-general. He argues Canada will one day be the empire’s governing force under the British flag, with self-government and imperial partnership shaping its future.
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Churchill
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House of Commons
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Canadian Forestry Association elects Hendry president in Ottawa
The Canadian Forestry Association chose John Hendry of Vancouver as president to succeed George Y. Chown of Kingston. Delegates urged higher forest management spending by federal and provincial governments and criticized the current expenditure of less than one cent per acre. They pressed for sustained funding comparable with international averages.
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Vancouver
George Y. Chown
Kingston
Canadian Forestry Association
Ottawa
Canadian forestry association backs timber research policy shift
The Canadian Forestry Association urges a laboratory for wood property studies and a ban on exporting large volumes of brittle material. It favors public land inspection and forest reserves for water protection, urging federal and provincial action at the earliest date. W. R. Ross elected regional vice president for British Columbia.
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Vinol touted as stomach cure with customer proof
Seymour Indiana resident Edw Nie man reports chronic stomach trouble eased after five weeks of Vinol. He credits cod liver elements and tonics in Vinol for digestion and strength gains, inviting a trial with money back if no help. Cranbrook Drug and Book Co. promotes the product in Cranbrook British Columbia.
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Nieman
Vinci
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
Cranbrook, B.C
Protecting a Child from Croup with Chamberlain's Remedy
A woman risks life to guard her child from danger but no grand act is needed to shield a child from croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is suggested to avert danger and ensure safety.
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