Remaking Canada’s Constitution for Better Tax Economy
The piece argues for a sharper division of federal and provincial powers to cut overlapping government departments, especially in agriculture, insurance, and banking. It urges a constitutional revision led by Premier Mackenzie King to reduce administration costs, confusion, and litigation, and to simplify governance for modern conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Cspitals
Privy Council
London
Ontario
Manitoba
Mackenzie King
Exile for Woman Traitor Delivered Scores of Belgians and French
A Paris jury condemned Luci Grisinger, 26, to deportation to French Guiana for delivering dozens of Belgians and French to Germans during the invasion. She fled Maubeuge, refused evacuation, joined a German spy in Belacourt, and moved freely in the occupied area collecting information on French soldiers hidden with refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luci Grisinger
Paris
France
Freach Guinea
Maubeuge
Belacourt
Railway Mileage in Saskatchewan Figures
The Iota railway mileage in Saskatchewan is now 6 26 of which the Canadian Pacific operates 2 To 7 miles. The aggregate mileage in 1905 was 1535 6 918, 1 359 and in 1915 6 182.
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Saskatcehyan
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific
Sir James Willcox Retires As Bermuda Governor
Sir James Willcox, acclaimed as the most decorated man in the British Empire, retires as Bermuda's governor. His military career spans the Afghan campaign, the Sudan campaign in 1885, and honors from campaigns in Egypt, Burma, West Africa, South Africa, and India. He led Indian troops in France and Flanders during early World War I. He has been thanked by Parliament, named in the King's Speech, and given the freedom of London with a ceremonial sword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willcox
Bermuda
Sudan
Egypt
Burma
West Africa
South Africa
India
France
Flanders
James
London
Draft Clerk Tom Withers Opens Bank Door
Tom Withers announces a new job as draft clerk at the bank and explains his duties. Edgar asks about the role as Withers states he opens and closes the door.
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Tom Withers
Edgar
Enterprising New England Woman Paints Roadside Signs
A young woman in New England takes up painting roadside signs for motor car tourists. Her venture highlights female entrepreneurship and the growing roadside tourism during the era.
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New England
Macdonald cites Picton tale about a frozen horse prank
Sir John A. Macdonald recalls a cold night in Picton when youths placed a dead horse in a church pulpit. The sexton and townsfolk fled in fear as rumors of the Devil spread. A local youth was later convicted on circumstantial evidence, shaping Macdonald's views on justice.
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Sir John A. Macdonald
Picton
Chapel Street
Sir John
Ottawa
Irrigation Surveys Advance Across Dominion Acres
The 1920-21 Reclama tion Service annual report notes 1 076 000 acres in irrigation projects in operation or partially active, with 28 400 more acres added and 1971-22 surveys seeking district organization for 486 000 acres. substantial survey work continues on other tracts.
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The
Reclamation Service
Dominion
Cheapest of all Oils Dr. Thomas Eelectric Oil
The article extols Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil as the cheapest of all preparations offered to the public. It states wide availability in Canadian drug stores and by country merchants, emphasizing easy procurement and a very moderate price so no one should be without a bottle.
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Thomas
Canada
British Columbia Leads Canada in Telephone Growth
British Columbia shows the highest telephone per capita ratio in Canada as growth continues. In Greater Vancouver about 50 000 instruments serve a population near 175 000, reflecting rapid expansion of phone service.
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British Columbia
Province
Canada
Greater Vancouver
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Restoration of Health
Those run down notice greater catarrh symptoms as constitutionals conditions worsen. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood via the mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and aid Nature in restoring normal conditions. Circulars free from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Toletio Olio
The Values of Colors for Wallpaper and Hangings
The article explains how color affects room perception. Yellow enlarges spaces and adds sunlight, blue contracts rooms, red conveys richness, pink paired with white suits bedrooms, brown suits living rooms, and grey harmonizes with many hues. It mentions mudberry, peacock blue, and primrose as examples.
Man Finds Relief From Asthma With Kellogg Remedy
A man writes of years of suffering from asthma and how Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy brought complete relief. He says inhaled vapor provides the help long needed and that every dealer can obtain it from his wholesaler for buyers.
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Pr. J. D. Kelloggs
Automobiles Signal Prosperity From Canada Imports
A historical report notes a large influx of Canadian passenger automobiles over the last five years valued at $45,749,115, reflecting economic growth as imports surged.
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Canada
Putnam's Corn Extractor Best On Market
The oldest corn remover on the market is Putnam's Corn Extractor and it is the best. Your corns will drop out after a few painless treatments. Failure impossible. Refuse a substitute for Putnam's. 25¢ everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's Corn Extractor
Putnam's
Former Kaiser Publishes Book On World War Origins
A former German emperor authored a book about the world war and its causes. A United States group secured publication rights to the work under an option for world rights. The author argues that events outside Germany largely drove the conflict and defends his own conduct.
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William
United States
Europe
Germany
Largest Swedish Coin Found in Olden Cave Among Rare Stamps
Farren Zerbe, noted expert on rare coins, highlights a cave find of a Swedish coin stamped with a varying value and dated 173¢. It is part of a collection of over 30,000 specimens valued in the millions, though no current value is set. Many pieces are rare and highly valuable beyond their face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farren Zerbe
Collas Cial Mae Geile
Charles XII
Alberta urban population soars in twenty years
Alberta's Rapid Growth Statistics report shows urban area population rising from 18,533 to 222,904 over twenty years, an average yearly increase near 16,000. Rural population grows at about 15,500 annually.
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Alberta
Beauty surgery draws AMA delegates praise and cautions
At the American Medical Association convention in St Louis surgeons reported many women seek painful operations to restore beauty. Edna Wallace Hopper shared her Los Angeles face-changing experience and urged women to improve appearance, while doctors warned against quack dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
St. Logis
Edna Wallace Hopper
Los Angeles
Pink Pills Promise New Health For Pale Women
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for blood deficiency among women and girls. It features testimonials like Laura Monaghan of Campbellton Ont and claims improved energy, sleep, and vitality after using the medicine. Pills cost 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Stockville Ont.
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P.E
Yorkton Lawyer Funds Wild Animal Sanctuary in Sask
J A M Patrick KC has established and funds a wildlife sanctuary at his expense in Yorkton Saskatchewan for his own pleasure. He owns antelope and white tailed deer and recently bought four pure white deer from Grand Rapids Michigan. Only seventeen pure white deer are known in North America. He faces typical sanctuary protection challenges but continues the project.
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Yorkton
Sask
J. A. M. Patrick
K.C
Grand Rapids
Mich
Patrick
English Specialists Say Times Are Hard
An Overseas Daily Mail piece satirizes Harley Street doctors and their patients as hard times bite. It notes specialists lament affordability while patients receive courtesy and high service for about three guineas, highlighting perceived value in costly care.
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Whartey Street
Harley Street
Overseas Daily Mail
Plans Unveiled to Transform Southampton Port Hub
The London and Southwestern Railway proposes a two mile pier line with dry docks and 649 acres reclaimed. Estimated cost runs to several million pounds with completion in two years for Southampton to become a leading world port.
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Southampton
London and Southwestern Railway Company
Southampton Corporation
New York
Little Girl’s Kiss Delays Train At Pana
In Pana Illinois a girl waved to an Illinois Central engineer who halted the train for three minutes so she could climb aboard and kiss her aunt goodbye. The author reflects that happiness can outrun schedules, valuing a child's simple gesture over rigid timetables.
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Pana
Preirie Farmer
The Killjoy Wife of the theatre
A cryptic dialogue hints at a burned match tossed in the wastepaper basket before departure. The wall of whimsy and life shadows a domestic moment with Johan and the unnamed speaker amid a theatre setting.
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Killjoy
Johan
Guernsey Cow Sets Canadian Milk Record in Test
Violet of Cedar Cove, a two year old Guernsey bred by C Hawthorne of Cheam BC, reportedly established a Canadian record in a 365 day test by yielding 11 051 pounds of milk and 657 pounds of butter for her owners.
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Violet
Cedar Cove
C. Hawthorne
Cheam, B.C
China Farms Average Slightly Larger Than An Acre
The report notes that farms in China average just over an acre in size, with many plots close to this lower bound. It highlights smallholding patterns and land fragmentation as common features of rural agriculture.
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China
Waiter Notes Fresh Paint Smell At Diner
In a tense exchange a waiter warns a wary patron about the smell of new paint. He hints that two young ladies at the next table will be leaving soon, implying trouble or a planned departure.
Plan for Radio Stations at Norway House and Victoria Beach
Major B D Hobbs of Winnipeg announces plans to install two radio stations this season for forest patrols at Norway House and Victoria Beach. Stations will transmit by key and receive calls, enabling swift fire reporting to the district inspector of forestry and weather broadcasts from north country. Flying boats to be equipped with wireless outfits for improved communications.
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Norway House
Victoria Beach
B.D. Hobbs
Winnipeg
Canadian Air Board
King Asked to Save Old Landmark at St James Park
Friends of Mrs Caroline Orford appeal to King George to save the 60 year old refreshment kiosk in St James Park from abolition. The stand has been in the Orford family for three centuries, started by her great great grandmother near the Mall opposite Horse Guards parade. The site is needed for a Guards war memorial, with a committee pressing for another location.
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St. James’ Park
King George
Caroline Orford
Office of Works
Guards
Sleep Talk Sparks Debate Between Partners
In a playful exchange, a couple jokes about one partner speaking in sleep. The woman asks for clearer speech or for it to stop, while the other replies with a light denial and amusement, highlighting domestic humor.
Health and morality tie to savings from doctors and lawyers
A Kansas City Star aphorism argues that prudent health care spending and frugality in legal costs reflect shared moral values, linking medical and legal expenses as wise financial choices.
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Kansas City Star
Eggs Needed for New York Daily Larder Surpasses Five Million
The city’s daily food program for Greater New York requires more than five million eggs to sustain its distribution. Officials emphasize steady supply, with suppliers coordinating to meet high demand and ensure widespread access for needy residents.
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Greater
Do You Feel Like This When You Waken
An advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills toning and stimulating the liver will remove poisonous wastes, aid digestion, and improve appetite within days. It promises renewed energy and health after using the medicine sold in 25c boxes by The Calarrbozone Co. in Montreal.
Gold Production in British Columbia Rises in 1921
The value of lode gold produced in British Columbia in 1921 reached 2 804 354 dollars, up from 2 491 392 dollars in 1920, an increase of 322 762 dollars or about 15 percent. The report notes four years of output roughly half the prewar level, but anticipates a substantial rise as developments progress.
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Strilish Columbia
Department of Mines
British Columbia
Queer Method Of Judging Tree Height Revealed
A South American Indian method measures tree height by standing at a marked spot a distance from the base. The observer turns away and, with head between legs, sees the treetop to mark the spot. The distance from base to the mark equals the tree’s height.
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South America
Iman
London Antwerp Diamond Air Express Launch
The Diamond Air Express begins service between London and Antwerp to aid London diamond merchants who buy stones in Antwerp. The route aims to speed trade and improve access to Belgian diamond markets.
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London
Antwerp
Bamboo Lighthouse Stands On Japanese Coast
A coastal lighthouse is built from bamboo to resist salt water and avoid rotting like traditional wood, showcasing bamboo's durability as a building material.
Golden Medical Discovery Eases Chronic Stomach Trouble
Mrs Geo Wellington reports severe indigestion and bed rest needed for days until using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She claims rapid relief, no further indigestion, and high recommendation for others with stomach issues. Available in liquid or tablet form.
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Jiandswar
Oni
Pierce
Geo. Wellington
John St
Mrs Fawcett Advice to Mothers in St Catharines
Mrs J H Fawcett of Beach Street recommends Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for expectant mothers. Her testimonial urges health improvement and advises readers to consult their local druggist or write for free medical advice from Dr Pierce, in Buffalo New York.
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St. Catharines
Imperial support urged for White Australia policy in Australia
Sir James Connolly, Agent General for West Australia in London, says the Imperial British Government favors the White Australia policy to close the back door to the continent. He adds the plan could include railways roads and 2000 farms in Northern Australia for British emigration.
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Australia
James Connolly
West Australia
London
Sir James
Northern
James
When Overtaken by Nausea Try This Simple Remedy
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick cure for sour stomach nausea and upset stomach. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water calms vomiting and notes widespread use in homes. Large 35c bottles sold by dealers.
Reporter Courtesy Still Rises In Newsrooms
A humorous note on reporter conduct cites Ned Marshall at the Ames House being discharged and reflects on reporters printing items with mischief yet mercy, praising journalists for politeness even as they publish gossip.
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Ned Marshall
Ames House
E. W. Howe
Two Young Travellers Make Atlantic Crossing Alone
The record for youngest passengers crossing the Atlantic without guardians is likely held by Charlie and Annette Dodd, aged 4 and 6. They left London alone for Quebec, then undertook a long rail journey to Winnipeg to reunite with their parents.
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Atlantic
Charlie
Annette Dodd
London
Quebec
Winnipeg
Tired and Run Down Benefit Noted in Vancouver Testimonial
Vancouver reader Mrs J C Garaves credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy after two years of fatigue headaches sleeplessness and poor appetite She reports feeling stronger and able to do housework and offers the testimonial for publication The ad highlights the medicine's long history and its appeal to tired nervous or run down women.
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Vancouver
B. C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Washington
J. C. Garaves
Hornby St
British Columbia
Lydia FE. Pinkhams
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