Templetons Rheumatic Capsules Promote Health Claim
Templetons Rheumatic Capsules touted as a healthful, money saving remedy for rheumatic sufferers. The ad notes a fifteen year history, price of one dollar, and asks readers to write for a free trial while listing Toronto and Kamloops distributors.
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Templetons
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Toronto
Beattie-Noble, Ltd
Presbyterian Synod denounces liquor act resolution
The Presbyterian Synod of British Columbia meeting in Vancouver adopts a resolution condemning the governments liquor act. It argues the referendum favored government control and warns of accountability for enforcing a law aligned with public wishes and Prohibition aims.
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Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian Synod of
British Columbia
Vancouver
B.C
Ore Shipments Received at Trail Smelter
Weekly ore intake recorded for Trail Smelter shows 8676 tons received from Company mines during the week ending May 14.
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Tral Smelter
Trail Smelter
Company Mines
Budget of 1921 Heaviest Yet in Parliament
Ottawa reports the 1921 budget as the largest parliament has faced with about 600 million dollars in expenditures and 70 million in new taxes. It notes revenue declines, possible further taxes, and the role of Victory Bonds in shaping the year’s finances while discussing sales taxes and import duties. Dr. Clark’s tax speech is highlighted for its consumer-focused approach.
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Ottawa
Canada
Henry Drayton
United States
France
Italy
Clark
Red Deer
Toronto
Montreal
Liquor by Mail Allowed Within Province
Ottawa reports a gazetted notice allowing parcel post of intoxicating liquor within a province under government delivery rules. Parcels accepted in provincial offices may be sent to any location within the same province but cannot be redirected outside it.
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Ottawa
Parcel Post
Fire Prevention and Equipment Boost Target East Kootenay Losses
East Kootenay district forester Norman Moore says regulations require mills and brush operations to carry firefighting gear and obtain permits, aiming to cut timber losses from fires. One fine already levied for setting out a fire without a permit. crews report 80 percent of 1920 fires from lightning, with ongoing inspections and penalties for violations.
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Te Forestry Department
Norman Moore
East Kootenay
Creston
Moore
Leask
Cranbrook
L. Meaden
Marysville
Kootenay Landing
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
League of Red Cross Societies Formed Worldwide
In 1918 a committee of five powers and 26 other states approved a league to organize Red Cross peace activities, fight disease, promote child welfare, train public health nurses, and coordinate relief efforts across hemispheres as a universal headquarters for wartime and peacetime relief.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Red Cross Societies
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
Europe
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Calgary