Canada the mineral empire of the north in 1906
An extended sketch recounts Canada’s 1906 mineral production and exports, noting gold and nickel surges, coal and copper outputs, vast Yukon and British Columbia fields, and foreign trade, with statistics on government spending, military, and industry. It includes a reader letter praising good women and criticizing sensationalals about women.
Zam Buk Skin Cure Mentioned Amid Mixed Ad Copy
An OCR fragment blends Zam-Buk skin remedies with assorted, unclear lines about European soldiers, spending, poetry fragments, and random notes. The legible portion promotes Zam Buk as a natural skin cure, urging prompt treatment of eruptions and mentioning pricing and distribution through druggists. The text also includes stray references to Canada’s mounted police and military verses.
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