Canadian Womans Meeting Debates Policy and Trade
The narrator notes Mistress MacWhustle leading a town mothers’ meeting to discuss politics and national policy. She argues for protective domestic industries and reduced foreign imports to keep Canadians at home, warning against free trade and emigration draining skilled labor. The piece blends local candid talk with national economic themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacWhustle
Mistress McWhustle
Gin Ae
Canada
Hame
United States
Ilka
Mistress MacWhustle
Geordie
Tim
Reconveyance Survey Corrections Under Province Order
A provincial land survey order details corrections to boundaries and occupancy in subdivided parcels. It notes officials including Stokes and the Registry Office, with dates in November and references to expenses, the land area, and assessments under a 1921 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osho
Stokes
Cranbrook hospital seeks matron and candy hours
Fragmentary notice indicates Cranbrook location seeking a matron and related commerce hours. The text is incomplete but suggests a recruitment or duties listing for a nursing home or hospital likely tied to Cranbrook. Further details are unreadable in the surviving OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frame
Home Bakery
Norbury Ave
Annual Seed Grain and Field Seed Distribution Noted at Ottawa
The Dominion Cerealist announces the annual free distribution of seed samples from the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa. Seeds include spring wheat white oats field peas field beans flax with each applicant limited to one sample and must use printed applications by February 1 1922. Also records July 1920 fish catch totals and drownings along coasts.
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Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Dominion Cerealist
Manitoba Creamery Butter Exports Rise to 8 Million Pounds
Winnipeg reports 54 carloads of creamery butter shipped from Manitoba since January 1, a slight uptick from last year. Manitoba Dairy Commissioner L A Gibson estimates production this year will total about 8,000,000 pounds, with most shipments going to Eastern Canadian cities.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
L. A. Gibson
California Fig Syrup Advertising Claim
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a cure all for children’s constipation. It claims the syrup cleanses the liver and bowels, restoring a playful, well child within hours and urges mothers to buy the genuine product from druggists with its age directions on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sensible Attitude Urged At Nelson Mining Convention
With Nelson chosen as the International Convention City for 1922, the Mining and Engineering Record urges mining organizations and boards of trade to ensure districts are represented by capable, well informed men. It criticizes sensational boosting and calls for informed discussion to disseminate knowledge on mineral resources and economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Boards of Trade
Areps
Mining and Engineering Record
Newfoundland copper deposit unearthed on west coast
St Johns Newfoundland reports a major copper lode on the west coast described as highly promising with development already under way. Prospectors believe the ore shows very high percentage content and anticipate substantial expansion.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
Freezone Stops Corn Pain Instantly Says Ad
An old advertisement claims Freezone relieves corn pain instantly with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It promises removal of hard corns without soreness or irritation and easy lifting of the corn afterwards.
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Saundy
WNSIT
Columbia
Inber
Farris
ey-General
Hclal
Cranbrook O
Jaurant
Treet Ff Commerce
Keware
Minard
Liniment
Pacific
Cranbrook
Vancouver
Spokane
Etc
Fernie
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Wycliffe
Kimberley
Lake Windermere
Golden Borivee
J. B. Proctor
Cranbrook Cartage and Transfer CO
Greenhill
Ranaferrin
Towriss & Adams Phone
Beecham
Department of Marine and Fisheries
MacDonald
MacDonald S
Mckay
Carmel Myers
Universal Picture
Star Theatre
The
Herald
Cranbrook Herald
F. A. Williams
Moderation League
H. C. Bell-Irving
League
Government of Petitions
Canada Life Building
Glynes
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