Editorial: East West division in Canada widens
The article argues that Canada remains united in sentiment toward the crown and nation but notes sharp and growing East West economic and political differences. It avoids dissecting causes, instead signaling forthcoming discussion of key issues shaping regional antagonism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
Lake Superior
British Columbia
Confederation
C.P.R
Canada
Dominion
East and West Unity Key to Canada’s Growth and Harmony
A reflection on Canada’s sectional divide between the East and West. It argues for compromise to avoid revolution, notes geographical barriers hindering east west communication, and contends Westerners hold broader insight into national issues due to greater Eastward travel and familiarity.
Mountain Elbruz Emitting Smoke from Caucasus Peak
Reports from Moscow quote Reos tov newspapers stating Mount Elbruz in the Caucasus is discharging smoke for several days. Ice blocks above the snow line are being carried downslope by torrents. At 18,500 feet it is the region's highest mountain once thought extinct as a volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mount Elbruz
Caucasus
Moscow
Reostov
East West Canadian problem explored for better understanding
The article discusses an East versus West Canada issue and outlines future coverage aimed at impartially examining aspects of the dispute and ways to foster national understanding. It notes forthcoming pieces will approach the topic with thoughtfulness and balance.
British Aid Sympathisers in War Time Dilemma
In the house of commons Winston Spencer Churchill stated that Esthonians and Lithuanians were promised British protection and recognition while Esthonians had received partial British arms. He noted a German force moving toward Windau and possibly Riga, with rising German influence yet claimed these actions helped spare the region from extreme misery and Bolshevik ravages despite not being discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Windau
Riga
What happens to dogs after death in animals lore
The piece contrasts cats becoming luxury items like violin strings and sable furs with a stark claim about dogs. It frames dogs as the worst fate after death, suggesting a grim comparison without detailing specifics. The tone implies a cautionary myth or sensational belief about animal destinies.
Asthma Remedy Earns High Praise in Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as miraculous in easing suffocating asthma attacks. It claims rapid relief and lasting trust for users, declaring the remedy dependable and widely sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kellogg
Hay Transport Granted Free Across Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan agriculture department issued permits for free hay transport from northern to southern Saskatchewan. About 4,100 carloads or 40,000 tons moved in recent weeks as activity remains high.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for Children
A historical advertisement presents Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a safe and reliable remedy intended for children troubled with worms. The copy emphasizes safety and effectiveness for young patients.
British Columbia Industries Reach $200 Million Output in 1918
The manufacturers' association of British Columbia reports the province's productive value in 1918 at about $200,000,000 with employment for 86,000 people. The figure covers all industries including shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Association of
British Columbia
Putnam's Corn Extractor for Peelers
A lighthearted notice touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless cure for corns and bunions within 24 hours. The ad pitches quick relief for policemen on their feet, offered at 25 cents at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam’s
Manitoba Seed in France Connects Western Canada Wheat to Europe
An Indre-et-Loire agricultural study notes Manitoba spring wheat yields in France ranged from 7 to 16.72 cwt per acre, averaging about 11.14 cwt. The report highlights favorable 1917 conditions and suggests Manitoba wheat enables spring sowing where autumn sowing failed, seen as a major potential for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
France
M. Martin
Agricultural Department
Indre-et- Loire
Manitoba
Indre-et- Toire
Mild Weather Cuts Fort William Fish Trade Losses
Mild winter weather in Fort William Ont reduces wholesale fish trade, with dealers facing heavy losses this season. One fisherman shipped three carloads to Winnipeg last week but shipments were refused due to soft weather.
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Fort William
Ont
Winnipeg
High Heels and Corns Warned in Vintage Patent Advice
Advice warns about high heels causing corns and offers Freezone to remove them. Product directions promise quick relief by applying drops to the corn until it lifts out, with cautions about safe use and minimal cost. Call to clip and pin for household reference.
Equipment Arrives for North Country Development Run
Two carloads of gear from the coast reach Edmonton destined for northern development projects this season. The shipment includes a boiler and fittings, several boats, tools, and miscellaneous machinery.
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North Country
Edmonton
Alta
An Oil Without Alcohol
An oil without alcohol is highlighted as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil made from six essential oils. The ad asserts the oil has no alcohol and offers lasting effects. It claims superior preventive and healing power compared with other medicated oils.
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Thomas
Chinese Meetings Forbidden in Lethbridge Alta
Chief Hardy reports that after the war began the Chinese National League in Lethbridge with about 100 members trained a 40 man squad in club rooms. Leaders claimed they would fight for the allies if China declared war on Germany. Training was halted and meetings banned.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Pacific Coast
Hardy
Chinese National League
China
Germany
Cure Cows' Caked Bags Ad by Napanee Firm
An advertisement promotes Egyptian liniment for curing cows with caked bags. The notice lists Douglas & Company of Napanee Ontario as the seller and urges dealers to stock the product.
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Douglas & Company
Napanee
Ont
Canadian memorial at Ypres to include museum and library
An officer from Canadian headquarters says the Ypres memorial buildings will house a relics museum from Canada's defence of Ypres and a library of works about the battles. It will include trench models, photos, a roster of Canadian dead, and planting of maple trees to create a living Canadian fragment in the ruins.
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London
Reuter
Ypres
Salient
Stratford-on-Avon
Canada
Sun Life 1918 Annual Report Shows Record Gains
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Montreal reports its 48th annual results with a near 29 million dollar gain for the year, over 51.6 million in new policies, 21.65 million income, and total assets at 97.62 million. It paid policy holders 9.77 million and increased surplus, while investments focused on government bonds to aid war efforts. The firm notes a strong financial condition and a move to a new home enabling greater operations.
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Sun Life Assurance Company
Montreal Corporation
Sun
Sun Life
Indians Oppose Selling Reserve Land to Returned Soldiers
Indians from across British Columbia gathered at Cheeachton to oppose proposals to turn over Indian reserves to returned soldiers. Speakers affirmed the land belongs to them and noted their wartime sacrifice. Chief Billy Seepas and George Mathieson were chosen to travel to Ottawa to present the case to federal authorities.
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Sardis
B. C
Cheeachton
Billy Seepas
George Mathieson
Ottawa
British Timber Orders Large BC Lumber Sale
Vancouver British Columbia mills receive a colossal order of seventy million feet of lumber from the British timber controller as announced by the provincial minister of lands.
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B.C
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
British Timber Controller
Take Cascarets for Bilious Feelings and Flush
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless, fast acting laxative. It claims they ease headaches dizziness bilious spells and stomach upset while you sleep and come in a 10 cent box from any drug store. It also markets for children tasting like candy and never failing.
German secrets in dye industry eyed by Allies
German industry secrets in occupied Belgium and northern France are under scrutiny as the Weltwirtschaftliche Nachrichten reports that French forces seized documents on dye production. Americans study German processes and seek to hire top German technicians with high salaries.
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Paris
Belgium
France
Weltwirtheschaftliche Nachrichten
Swift Current Raises First Civic School Loan
Swift Current citizens subscribed fifty thousand dollars as a first civic loan for school purposes. The amount was raised during a two week campaign led by local volunteers and supporters.
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Swift Current
Japan plans wireless call exchange to land lines at sea
Japan intends to install an exchange that will receive wireless telephone calls from ships at sea and connect callers with land lines, expanding maritime communications and linking seafaring users to shore networks.
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Japan
Trade board urges Saskatoon to Manitoba interurban highway
The Saskatoon board of trade asks the provincial highways department to construct an interurban highway from Saskatoon to the Manitoba boundary. It would run via Elstow Viscount Lanigan Wynyard Foam Lake and other towns on the railway line.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Board of Trade
Provincial Department of Highways
Manitoba
Elstow
Viscount
Lanigan
Wynyard
Foam Lake
Baby Suffering From Harsh Spring Weather
The Canadian spring’s changing conditions keep babies indoors with overheated poorly ventilated rooms. A dose of Baby's Own Tablets is advertised to regulate stomach and bowels and prevent or treat colds, fevers, and minor childhood illnesses. Sold by Dr Williams' Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario for 25 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Demand for Farm Labor in Moose Jaw
Heavy demand for farm labor reported by E. M. Hagen of the government employment bureau. City work is quiet with about 100 unfilled positions available. Wages run around 65 dollars per month for the season.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
E. M. Hagen
Government Employment Bureau
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists Claim
Advertisement notes PAZO ointment that promises cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. Claims relief from irritation and improved sleep after first use and offers a 60 cent price.
Western Canada Dairymen's Association Formed
The western Canada dairymen's association is established with head office in Moose Jaw. F. M. Logan of Regina serves as president and J. A. Caulder of Moose Jaw as secretary.
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Western Canada Dairymen’s Association
Moose Jaw
F. M. Logan
Regina
J. A. Caulder
Pogrom Term Meaning in Russian Context
The term pogrom denotes an officially instigated riot or local disturbance in Russia, driven by authorities under central government direction and involving violence and pillage against targeted communities.
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Russia
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