Co Operation and the Rise of Western Canadian Coops
The article traces the growth of cooperative movement from 1901 led by W. E. Motherwell to form the Territorial Grain Growers Association, credits the Canada Grain Act for breaking the elevator monopoly, and details the success of Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Co. It highlights pools and cooperative societies across Manitoba, Alberta, and Ontario, stressing education, shared strength, and civic fusion through cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Motherwell
Dominion
Indianead
Territorial Grain Growers’ Association
West
Nortal Grain Growers’ Association
Manitobs
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Co
Canada
Grain Growers’ Association
Alberta
Ontario
Canadian Council of Agriculture Cooperation
Qiat
Joe Ile
Jarre
May Prolong Life Span Doctor Announces Serum Discovery
Sir George Henjamin Ralaish of the University of Pennsylvania announces a mercury-based compound named Metaphen that could extend human life by 25 years or more. The claim centers on a chemotherapy approach from the university’s graduate school of medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henjamin Ralaish
University of Pennsylvania
Graduate School of Meticine
Babies Cry For Castoria Demonstrates Longstanding Use
Advert shows Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years and popular for infants teething and soothing syrups. It notes ingredients including narcotics and carries directions on each bottle with endorsements widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Promising Medical Theories and Quips From a Bygone Era
The piece mentions Dr Raizish describing a strong antiseptic and a possible tuberculosis cure, and Dr Voronoff claiming 125 year lifespans. It also notes Miller's Worm Powders as pleasant though sometimes causing vomiting, and a quip about Gaul and a line about Minarc's Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raizish Sail
Prince of Wales to skip tour in Canada and head to ranch
Prof W Carlyle, manager of the prince's ranch, says the Prince will not tour Canada on his next visit but go direct to Ottawa and then to his Atbera ranch. Premier Baldwin may join him in Canada next August. Carlyle just returned from England to discuss ranch matters. Importing additional stock is unsettled amid foot and mouth disease in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Canada
Ottawa
Atbera
W. Carlyle
St. John
Montclaire
Stanley
Baldwin
Carlyle
England
Overthrow of Czar Reaches Remote Bering Strait Island
News arrives on a remote island in the Bering Strait that a Soviet government has supplanted the Russian monarchy. Slav and Eskimo residents are astonished to learn Russia is now a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Bering Strait
Siberia
Alaska
Flest
Great Canadian Remedy Helped Him Like Magic
A Saskatchewan man credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief from long standing backache and fatigue. The ad cites universal kidney links to many pains and endorses the product as a fantasy remedy tried by many across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Dodd
A Blessing to People of Advanced Years
An advertisement touts Gin Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in seniors. It recounts a testimonial from an elderly user who found relief after taking a box, and urges others with similar issues to buy a box for 50 cents at local druggists. The National Drugs Chemical Company of Canada, Limited, Toronto is cited as the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.od Kelloge
Sam
National Drugs Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Canada
Manitoba Leader Supports Boy Immigration Plan
Reports to the Immigration Department indicate Premier Bracken favors a boy immigration scheme. The federal government would bring out boys and grant 80 per head for instruction on a farm provided by the province. Ontario and Maritime Provinces have joined, with over 1,000 boys expected from England this year. Manitoba already owns a large farm in the Birtle district suitable for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Department
Manitoba
Bracken
Federal Department
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
England
Manioba
Birtle
Alberta Hen Wins Best Laying Record at Georgia Contest
A hen owned by A. M. Dykes of Winterg y Poultry Farm Lethbridge won the International Egg Laying Contest at Athens Georgia beating a thousand competitors from across the United States. The bird was judged best individual egg layer and received the silver cup. It scored 162 points out of 120 possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States
A. M. Dykes
Lethbridge
State College of Agriculture
Athens
College Listen
Growth of Power Development on Winnipeg River
Hydro electric projects on the Winnipeg River, Manitoba, will reach over 250000 horsepower by year end, with future full development offering about three times that capacity. Winnipeg and district may enjoy low cost power for years as demand expands from urban to large outside industries and rural markets with broad cooperation among rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg River
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Baby's Own Tablets touted as safe relief for children
An article argues for Jaby's Own Tablets as a quick remedy for fever colds upset stomach teething and sleeplessness in babies. It claims the tablets are safe for even the youngest children and available for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaby
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Woman Recovers From Nervous Heart Spells After Medicine
Mrs R G Hall of Bolton Centre Quebec describes enduring spells of heart trouble caused by nerves. After using After IT from The Milburn Co Toronto she reports great relief and weight gain from 90 to 135 pounds. Price 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Hall
Bolton Centre
Que
Gloomy Bolsheviks and Desolate Russia Highlighted
The piece portrays visitors noting widespread gloom and despair among Russians under the Bolshevik regime. It paints Russia as a bleak land where people are described as morose and devoid of hope, reflecting stark dissatisfaction with Soviet governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovietland
Russia
Canada Ends Large Territory as National Recreation Areas
Canada now designates 16 000 square miles as national recreation areas marking a major outdoor recreation commitment. The piece laments a misinformed humorist who gave his wife a box of pearl tapioen for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Reindeer Plan Moved North for Food Supply Route
The Porslid brothers of Denmark travel to extreme northern Canada to study moving reindeer from Alaska to Canadian territories to sustain native food supplies. They began their journey last June and aim to report to the Dominion Government in spring 1928 on all aspects of the reindeer issue. Worms in children are warned of convulsions and possible death without treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porslid Brothers
Denmark
Canada
Alaska
Canadian Territories
Northwest Territories
North Country
Dominion
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Alvorae
Priaeinies
Choat
Pennsylvania
Oy As
Sege Voronoff
Ele Beni
Paris
Voronom
Miller
Gaul
Juline Caesar
Goig
Minarc
Czars
A. M. Pacholko
Jedbure
Sask
Timberland
London
Downe
Babu
Een
St. Charles
Nikos
North America
Jickinson
Philadelphia
Paul Diabo
Caughnawaga
Montreal
Diabo
Minard
I. Milburn Co., Limited
Cis
SMP
Minard's Liniment
Industries
Alberta Bureau of Labor
Lumbago
Aspirian
Evidester
Sari
Aemirmenane Hever
co _ ‘re heal
Bayer
Beyer Usarfectere
Gecemark
Bayer Orves
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