Sunflowers Boost Alberta Dairy Power Says CPR Official
G H Hutton of the CPR and Western Canada Livestock Association told Alberta dairymen in Edmonton that sunflower crops will expand dairy herds and reduce costs. He cited Strathmore trials showing sunflowers yield about 12 000 pounds per acre versus 5 000 to 6 000 for corn or oats and peas, with silage equal in value and one acre feeding five or six cows for winter.
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Alberta
Edmonton
G. H. Tutton
C.P.R
Western Canada Livestock Association
Geddes Gives Up McGill Post for Washington Appointment
The London Daily Telegraph lauds Sir Auckland Geddes for his public service in Washington while noting he relinquishes the McGill University principalship. It calls that post one of the greatest prizes in academia, aligning with his preference to crown his career with national service.
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The
London Daily Telegraph
Sir Auckland Geddes
Washington
McGill University
European quail wintering in Africa while American quail stay year-round
The European quail migrates to Africa for winter, contrasting with the American quail which remains in its north temperate regions year round. The note highlights species behavior differences without extra context.
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Africa
Campaign Against Opium Reaches Chinese Dealers List
The International Anti-Opium Association in Peking received a seven foot list showing 39 Chinese morphia dealers in Tsinanfu along with five Russians and two Japanese. Civil Governor orders aim to stop traffic, but action against Japanese and Russians remains uncertain. The Japanese consul praised the association but noted China must curb officials and upper class users.
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International Anti-Opium Association
Peking
Chu
Tsinanfu
Tsiwan
China
Briquette Plant Advances in Saskatchewan Lignite Project
Progress toward a new briquette plant at Bien fait near Estevan moves ahead as bids open for Hudson Bay Mine construction. The lignite utilization board aims to start briquette production by August, with the Estevan project costing about 400000 dollars and promising winter jobs across Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan
Bienfait
Estevan
Dominion
Hudson Bay Mine
Soviet Peace Proposals To United States Japan Romania
Moscow dispatch reports the Soviet foreign affairs commissariat sent notes to the United States Japan and Romania offering peace with Soviet Russia. The U S note emphasizes mutual profit from restored trade and industry. The Japan proposal seeks renewed talks on economic interests and a swift withdrawal from Siberia. The Romania note envisions a peaceful settlement of contentions including territorial issues.
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Moscow
Soviet Commissary of Foreign Affairs
United States
Japan
Romania
Russia
Siberia
Rumania
North American Reindeer Company to start operations this year
A letter from Sandford F. Harris and Co. Chicago to the Canadian representative states sufficient capital is available to begin North American Reindeer Company operations this year. It notes Rev. W. G. Walton will receive the promised herd from the first importation on Hudson Bay’s east side, signaling immediate development of the barren lands.
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Sandford F. Harris and Co
Chicago
Ill
W. G. Walton
Hudson Bay
Catarrhozone Claims Quick Cure for Bronchitis
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a fast cure for bronchitis and coughs. It touts soothing vapors, piney essences, and throat relief, claiming immediate results and lasting healing for winter illnesses. The complete dollar outfit is sold by dealers or The Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Ont.
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Catarrhozone Co
Kingston
Ont
British Sewing Machines and Type Writers Market Debut
War delays slowed a new sewing machine type but many British designed machines are already on sale. Mass production of typewriters by several British firms is expected to significantly affect markets worldwide.
Telephone Op Learns To Handle Hordes Of Callers
Mayme laments the flood of callers as Grayce jokes about her time as a telephone operator. The light exchange captures small town chatter and daily life through quick, humorous dialogue.
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Mayme
Grayce
Danderine Promises Dandruff and Hair Revival
Advertisement claims Danderine stops hair loss and all dandruff after several applications. It says a small bottle bought at drug or toilet counters can be rubbed into the scalp to revive hair, increase vigor brightness thickness and color.
Canadian Pacific to Double Calgary Stock Yards Capacity
The Canadian Pacific Railway, owner of most Alberta stockyards at Calgary, plans a major expansion to nearly double yard capacity making them the most up to date in Canada. The move comes amid a long standing shortage of handling facilities for stock shipped into Calgary over the past year.
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Canadian Pacific
Calgary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Canada
Prussian Bore Sunk Near Merse jours in Coal Search
The Prussian government sank a bore near Merse jours to a depth of five feet during a coal exploration effort. No results reported beyond the shallow depth reached.
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Mersejours
Alberta Secures High Class Clydesdale Stallion Craigie Masterpiece
The Alberta government announced the purchase of Craigie Masterpiece, a 2100-pound seven-year-old Clydesdale stallion selected by N A Weir of Clinton. A top breeding horse, he earned premiums in Dundee Carse of Gowrie 1917 1918 and Durham 1919, with a £2500 price tag about $9825, and is to be transported to Alberta immediately.
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Alberta
N. A. Weir
Clinton
Alberta Clydesdale Committee
Scotland
Elgin and
Keith
Glasgow
Dundee
Carse
Gowrie
North Ayrshire
Durham
Clergy Campaign Against Female Attire In Brazil
The clergy launch nationwide campaign to curb feminine fashion as the vicar general condemns an evident excess of nudity in contemporary garments, arguing it endangers morals.
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Brazil
I Owe My Life to Dodd's Kidney Pills
Miss Gertrude Eagle of Ormsby Ontario says she owes her life to Dodd's Kidney Pills after five years of diabetes. She reports doctors failed, one box helped, three boxes cured much of her illness, and urges neighbors to try the remedy for kidney trouble.
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Ormsby
Dodd
Ont
Gertrude Eagle
Miss Eagle
Man who never misses hunts for trouble
A wry exchange about a man who always seems to draw trouble when he goes hunting. The dialogue hints that his skill attracts more risk than sport, framing a ironic view of luck and danger.
New Dress for Old With Diamond Dyes
Advertising copy promises "Diamond Dyes" will give a new rich fadeless color to wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It claims easy overdying with instructions in the package and a color card to match any material.
Smelting Firm Plans Major Upgrades at Trail Plant
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. advances toward new construction at Trail British Columbia. Proposals include a copper refinery expansion costing 250000 dollars a rod mill costing 200000 dollars and a large addition with equipment to the machine shop.
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Smelting Company
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Trail
British Columbia
Haig Urges Veterans to Reject Political Parties
Lord Haig addressing the Comrades of the Great War warned veterans that men returning home were split by party promises. He urged them to avoid political parties and claimed right thinking people would support their case if presented properly.
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Lord Haig
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine to build up the system and cleanse the blood to prevent colds in the head. It asserts internal action and a money back guarantee of 100 dollars for any case not cured. Toledo Ohio manufacturer F J Cheney & Co.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Buy at Home campaign urged for Canada and Britain
The piece urges Buy at Home in Winnipeg spreading nationwide. It argues high exchange rates can be tamed by buying Canadian and British goods, boosting domestic production and employment. Leaders like E. P. Winslow and George Munro push cutting U S luxuries and favor empire goods. Sir John Willison links prosperity to mutual goodwill and higher production.
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Winnipeg
Hamilton
E. P. Winslow
Bank of Montreal
Canada
United States
George Munro
Merchants’ Bank
John Willison
Reflective Lady Seeks Unusual Mirrors
A witty dialogue features a reflective moment of a lady asking for mirrors that let her see her face. The salesman offers hand mirrors and is met with a clever request for a viewing mirror that reflects her full face.
Western Canada Attracts Record U S Farm Settlers
An unprecedented wave of American farmers plans to settle in Western Canada this year. The favorable exchange rate lets buyers save at least twelve months’ land expenses, driving a likely record influx. One Montana investor sent $6,000 to a friend in Canada to invest in Canadian bonds to secure the rate.
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United States
Canada
Montana
Pale wan cheeks a sign of anaemia
Many women grow pale and tired after marriage due to blood deficiency. Restoring blood is key, with Dr Williams Pink Pills claimed to rebuild red cells and improve appetite, digestion, energy, and mood. A Ontario woman testimonials its health return after prior failures with other medicines. Pills available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville.
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Alex. Archambo
Cornwall
Ont
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Real Estate Men Dream Big With Air Castles
Real estate players often envision grand schemes and ambitious projects that may never materialize. Promoters dream of transformative developments, while skeptics warn of overreach and funding gaps lurking behind grand plans.
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