The Postal Library A Canadian Public Book Service
The Postal Library is a new government plan to exchange books nationwide through the Post Office. It would be locally funded and operated, bringing home library access to all Canadians by distributing books via every post office.
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Post Office
Andrew Carnegie
Philanthre Pyts
Ontario
Parcel Post
Dominion
J. R. Boyle
Alberta
Toronto
Winnipeg
Halifax
St. John
Lethbridge
Dawson City
Postal
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic and a Postal Library proposal
The ad touts Parisian Sage hair tonic as dandruff cure and hair strength for children, claiming two weeks for results and non greasy formula. It discusses a proposed THE POSTAL LIBRARY offering book lending by mail with self supporting fees and optional media like slides and records to rural communities.
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Bradstreet forecast for 1914 stock market and trade
A 1914 outlook notes a thorough 1913 liquidation with orderly retreat rather than panic. It predicts cheaper, easier money, likely currency legislation effects, and moderate inflation risk. Rail rate issues, agricultural resilience, and limited commodity price liquidation are discussed along with a possible gradual revival driven by money supply and crop conditions.
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