Of Course Yanks Are Innocent Ones
The Columbus Record argues that Canada bears blame for cross border whisky trafficking as Prohibition remains strong in the United States. It compares Canada’s agricultural economy to America’s industrial growth and warns that Canadian bootleggers threaten U.S. law, urging mutual restraint and respect for prohibition.
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Genuine Bayer Aspirin Advices Bayer Cross Be Your Proof
Genuine Aspirin carries the Bayer Cross as proof of authenticity and safety. The package warns that tablets without the Bayer Cross are not Aspirin and urges buyers to seek genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Bayer packaging. Made in Canada, Bayer trade mark belongs to Bayer Manufacture.
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Bayer
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Mrs McClung stresses uplift against liquor and hate
In a lecture to a wide audience, Mrs. McClung argues for better education and broader vision for youth, condemns liquor traffic and noncombatant harm, and urges service, self expression, and equitable opportunity. She envisions democracy moving toward people's rule and warns against sectional selfishness as she cites Isaiah and Stevenson.
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War Memorial Fund Seeks Aid For Senlis Monument
A circular appeals for subscriptions to erect a memorial in Senlis to honor French Allied victory and wartime sacrifice. It notes Senlis’s historic role near Paris, ruined by 1914 events, and urges donations via Bank of Montreal branches, with Kimberley as the nearest Cranbrook branch.
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Cranbrook
Kimberley
Olympic Returns to Service Across Atlantic Oil Fueled
The White Star Liner Olympic, the world’s largest oil burning steamer, will resume passenger service between New York Cherbourg and Southampton after months of reconstruction. Oil fuel conversion involves 195 furnaces and 29 boilers, with about 4000 workers. Olympic’s oil capacity is around 10 000 barrels and voyages may burn about 25 000 barrels.
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Southampton
United States
Olympic
Oliver Awarded Two-Bits Verdict
The Victoria Supreme Court jury found in favor of Premier Oliver in a libel case against R. T. Willett but awarded damages of twenty five cents. Oliver said he had nothing to say, while Elliott claimed the verdict was a victory for him and noted the ruling on publication privilege. Public interest in the case was high.
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Victoria
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Olympic celebrates wartime service and ship’s feats
The article recounts the Olympic’s war role and achievements including towing the Audacious, sinking a German submarine, and ferrying 200,000 passengers safely. It notes 184,000 miles sailed, 347,000 tons of coal used, and no life lost, praising Captain Sir Bertram Fox Hayes.
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British Mercantile Marine
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Registered Mail Rates Rise in Canada
An amendment to the Post Office Act fixes the registration fee at ten cents per item mailed in Canada. The new rate applies to all registered mail posted in Canada on and after July 15, 1920. Public notice urges prepaid postage and registration fees to ensure proper service.
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Diamond Dyes Sparks Confusing Package Note
A fragment mentions Diamond Dyes and a note about staining or dyeing in a package. The readable text is unclear and does not provide concrete actions, dates, or entities beyond the brand name and a warning-like phrase.
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a simple corn remover. A tiny bottle is shown as affordable and effective against hard or soft corns and corns between toes, with painless removal by lifting away the corn using a drop of the solution.
Water Diversion Notice for Mark Creek Mining Use in B C
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. of Canada Ltd of Trail B C applies to take 26 cubic feet per second from Mark Creek for mining milling and power on Con centator Site Lot 6626 near the Power House. Objections must be filed within thirty days after first appearance of the notice in a local newspaper.
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Trail, B.C
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B.C
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Cranbrook
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Victoria
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E. G. Montgomery
Pacific Milk Dominates BC Dairy Ad Speak
A British Columbia advert declares Pacific Milk as the sole canned milk choice in the province. It touts quality and natural flavor, notes it’s preferable to eastern canned milk, and emphasizes keeping money at home by supporting a local product.
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British Columbia
East
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