Canada’s land and farming push postwar readjustment
The article argues for boosting agricultural production in Canada after a war, noting 2.506 billion acres total with 977 million in nine provinces, 11 percent farmed, 36 percent suitable for farming, and the need for an immigration policy to settle experienced farmers from Europe and the United States to develop land and spur industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurden
Ananes
Canada
Europe
United States
Direct Pensions Mail and Parmelee Pills Noted
The militia department urges directing pension correspondence to the pension board president to avoid delays from clerks. The piece notes heavy frontline soldier information requests burden officials. A Parmelee’s Vegetable Pill is advertised as mild and non drastic, claimed to aid stomach and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militia Department
Pension Board
C P R Service Expands Through Freight Link to Russia
C P R will represent the Russian government handling through freight from the Dominion to Russia via the Trans Siberian Railway and the Russian Volunteer Fleet. CPR maintains offices in Moscow and Petrograd, unique among North American railways on this continent. The arrangement aligns with Trans Siberian Railway connections as a state owned system and links CPR to broader World Conference networking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R
Dominion
Russia
Moscow
Petrograd
CPR
Anefice
Trans-Siberian
Aes
Ts Rou Ie
Mage Ee
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper and Soldier Settlement in Canada
The article notes Sir Thomas Shaughnessey negotiating an extensive settlement of discharged soldiers on Canadian farms after the war. The plan includes support from the CPR colonization board, Great Britain, and the Empire. A separate survivor account mentions a woman rescued from a burning building and a fire crew at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ttio
Thomas Shaughnesey
C.P.R
Ada
Great Britain
Empire
Lime in Agriculture Prominent role at Dominion Experimental Farms
Lime's function in the Chemical Division of the Dominion Experimental Farms centers on solving problems connected with the use and application of lime in agriculture. The division investigates lime practices to improve soil quality and crop yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Experimental Farms
What to Expect in a Silly Politician Parody
A fragmented line hints at a playful jab about a baby and politics. The garbled text suggests a satirical phrasing, possibly implying a baby or child could be depicted as a politician in a humorous piece.
Unclear historical bulletin on medicinal plants and markets
The passage outlines various medicinal plants and related pricing from North American sources, listing American rees, Indian Poke, Golden Seal, White Mus, Black Mustard, Caraway, Peppermint, Spearmint, Moss, Ergot, Hemlock, and others. It notes regional occurrences from Nova Scotia to Ontario and beyond, with prices per pound and months of availability, framed as guidance for farmers and traders.
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Gussow
Dublin
Promisence
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Bbc
New Brunswick
Aberta
Lyathe Mountains
Quebec
Canada
Mr. Adama
Hemlock
Balonu
Cam Ft
Miller and Linh Limited Dear Sirs Complaint and Injury
The letter from Miller and Linh Limited describes a chest injury after being thrown on a fence. It notes pain during work and attempts with various liniments and remedies, including one labeled LIN MENT, which were ineffective. The writer mentions ongoing discomfort and seeks remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Flour Milling Industry Shapes Postwar Growth
Text discusses the rise of flour milling and allied industries tied to cereal farming, highlighting lead firms and expansion into related products. It notes modernization and shifting output as sectors adapt to demand and export opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barilediarry
Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills Promoted By Patient Testimony
A testimonial touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills claiming they cure constipation indigestion and backaches. The patient reports relief after using two then four boxes with improved digestion and no pain, urging ordinary use to maintain regular bowels. Pills are sold at 25 cents a box by Edmacson Bates Co Limited in Toronto.
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Dr. Williams
Jennie Gereau
St. Jer Que
Leon
Chase
Smith
Chases
Dr. Chase
Edmacson, Bates & Co., Limited
Toronto
Soldiers Plea for Shells Spurs Glasgow Plant Experiment
A Glasgow ammunition firm sent eight workers to France to inspect Britain’s war front conditions. Their report shows hundreds of soldiers and officers urged for more shells. The men return as war missionary workers, predicting higher future output.
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Flanders
Glasgow
France
Fem
Two Thousand Acres Cleared by Aliens in Canada War Report
Report from Ontario and Quebec camps says about two acres of land cleared by prisoners of war with further 2000 acres planned. Two new towns expected along the National Transcontinental as war work continues. Prisoners of war reportedly content and many plan to settle after the war.
Miller's Worm Powders Named Superior Vermifuge
Miller's Worm Powders are praised as unmatched in destroying worms. The text claims it offers immediate and lasting relief and is trusted by mothers for children at the first signs of worm presence.
World Power or Downfall in Prussianism’s Cataclysm
A World War era editorial notes the struggle against Prussianism and Germany, urging resolve to continue the fight in Europe. It references Belgium and the broader foe, framing the conflict as existential for freedom and civilization. The piece cites New York press commentary on the global stakes and the united will to victory.
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Germany
Belgium
Kultar
New York
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Medici
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