Saskatchewan Rejects Hudson Bay Cruise Representation
Premier Dunning announced in the legislature that Saskatchewan is unlikely to be represented on the federal government organized Hudson Bay cruise planned for August. He favored an overland trip along the Hudson Bay Railway as more practical for assessing port viability and possible controversies between routes.
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Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay
Dunning
Hudson Bay Railway
Twanning
Bay
Straits
World Happenings Briefly Told From Various Regions
Aladame Ferdinand Bryndza dies in Paris at 70, sibling of Clemenceau. Navigation at the lakes head not before May first due to cold. France war damage revised to 85.75 billion francs by the Minister of Liberated Regions. A major earthquake recorded March 24 at Victoria Observatory, likely Southeastern Pacific near Chile. Alberta coal sent to Toronto and Ottawa to show West heating solutions. Two US Army Air Service reserve officers burned in a Fort Bliss crash witnessed by crowds. Port Arthur grain storage capacity grows to 8.6 million bushels after Saskatchewan plan update. Defence Council backs exchanging vessels for Australian and Imperial fleets to train in Mediterranean and Atlantic.
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Victoria Observatory
Pacific
Chile
Alberta
Toronto
Ottawa
Toronto Woman Advises Young Mothers on a Tonic
Mrs. Rose Peters of Sackville Street testifies to Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during her four pregnancies. The advertisement promotes the tonic as a health aid for expectant mothers, claiming strength and relief from nausea and stomach issues.
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Toronto
Ont
Ami
Rose Peters
Sackville Street
Pierce
Baby's Health in the Spring
The article warns mothers to keep infants indoors during seasonal anxiety and overheated rooms to prevent colds. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co for regular digestion and to avert colds, constipation, or colic, priced at 25 cents per box.
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Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Alberta Coal For Ontario Feasibility Study Under Way
The Ontario Government probes Alberta coal as a remedy for winter shortages. Premier Drury says testing with a few coal cars will assess fuel value and freight viability on National Railways. He favors Alberta coal over peat or eastern imports for this year.
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Ontario
Alberta
Howard Ferguson
Drury
Government of
Pulp and Paper Mill Planned Near Winnipeg Fort Alexander
J D McArthur & Co to start a pulp and paper mill near Fort Alexander 70 miles from Winnipeg this spring. A railroad 20 miles Beaconta to Fort Alexander is included. Total outlay poised at 3 million dollars. Plant capacity 120 tons daily, completion expected in two years.
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Fort Alexander
Winnipeg
J.D. McArthur & Co., Ltd
Beaconta
Fund Boosted to Save Nelsons Victory for Trafalgar Square
A donor known as a well wisher of the navy contributes £50,000 to restore Nelsons flagship the Victory. The old ship is in Portsmouth drydock awaiting work to become a symbol of Britannia and possibly be set at the base of the Nelson column in Trafalgar Square. The Victory, launched in 1759, served thirty four years in the British navy.
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Nelson
Portsmouth
Britannia
Trafalgar Square
Lady recovers health after twenty five years with kidney pills
Quebec woman describes twenty five year struggle with Brights disease diabetes and dropsy. She credits fifteen boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills for restored health and strength. Madame Francois Arbour supports the claim as widespread Canada wide recognition of the remedy for diseased kidneys and better blood health.
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Quebec
Bright
Dodd
Francois Arbour
Canada
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Quick Improvement
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic that treats catarrh by acting through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal function. It claims effectiveness varies with constitutional health and offers free circulars from F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. It also notes workplace accidents relate to insufficient lighting.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coe
Toledo
Ohio
Silos Sold and Built in Western Canada in 1922
Western Canada saw about three hundred manufactured silos sold last year, per Nor-West Farmer figures from manufacturers and distributors. Including many home made silos, total 960 to 1400. projections for 1923 estimate roughly double that number will be erected.
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Western
Canada
Nor-West
Canada Meat Exports Rise With UK Demand
Canada exported meats and allied products worth 10 265 000 dollars leaving a favorable balance of 20 487 060 dollars according to a statement by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. It is expected that shipments to the United Kingdom in 1993 will rise substantially due to lifting of the embargo on Canadian cattle by the British government.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Your Teeth and Scurvy Lesson From London Institute
Physician from Pittsburgh discusses scurvy as a nutrition related disease that weakens tooth enamel and gums. He warns that latent scurvy can appear in well nourished times and urges early medical and dental care for children with gum inflammation or rapid tooth decay.
London's Transport Trade Moves Millions Daily
London’s Underground trains and omnibuses carried over three million passengers daily, totaling 3,473,27 people per day and 927,766, as an average yearly rise of 222,108. The 163,401,602 miles traveled show the scale of the transport task, with buses masking a net decline otherwise.
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London
Limitation of Armaments Gains Ground Warrants France Action
The Washington naval armament treaty spread through major nations with the US Senate ratifying it by wide margin, followed by Japan Canada India the Union of South Africa and Great Britain. Italy supports its terms while France awaits action and is urged to show forgiveness and mercy in foreign relations.
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United States Senate
Japan
Canada
India
Union of South Africa
Great Britain
Italy
France
Christian Science Monitor
No Entries Yet for British Soaring Prize
No entries have been registered for the 5000 dollar British prize for a 50 mile soaring flight. Experts doubt gliders can be used for cross country travel, while interest grows in mounting a 20 horsepower engine on gliders. A firm has unveiled a two cylinder air cooled engine weighing 5 pounds and producing 18 horsepower, aimed at pilots unable to own full size aircraft.
B C Hen Tops 300 Eggs in 1921-23 Record
The single comb White Leghorn named B C Hen won the 300 egg mark in the 1921 23 Record of Performance A, the only hen among 11 79 competitors. The University of British Columbia owns it. In 23 526 total birds entered since 1919 only two have hit 300 eggs, the other being a Leghorn in Ontario.
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University of British Columbia
Ontario
A Point of Resemblance Quote in Local Note
A brief local item from the New Slaven Register notes a new hire likened to a steam engine by a coworker. The remark highlights the worker as a proficient whistler rather than a strong locomotive comparison.
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Whistler
Slaven Register
Japan's Quicksilver Supply Discovery Reported
A rich vein of quicksilver is said to extend seven miles on the surface and vary from two to six feet in width. The ore assays 18 percent and thickens with depth as miners follow the vein.
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Japan
Wheat shipments to England eyed across routes
Grain exchange authorities say not less than 72,000,000 bushels of wheat remain in the West to reach England via Vancouver or eastern channels. The estimate includes about 75,000,000 bushels in the West used for seed and flour domestically.
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Grain Exchange
England
Vancouver
Miller Worm Powders Promoted as Pleasant Remedy
Advert says Miller worm powders are not repulsive and pleasant to take even for children. It claims vomiting may occur from an unsound stomach as part of cleansing, and asserts the powder reliably clears vortus from the system.
Where United States Failed in Europe After War
The piece denounces U S politicians for neglecting a noble aim in aiding Europe after the war. It argues leaders chose safe self interest over duty, urging the nation to avoid moral failure and preserve its standing rather than save itself by inaction.
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Politcians
America
Europe
Boston
Worm Exterminator Promotes Child Health and Safety
An advertisement touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as protecting children from worms that can cause convulsions or death. It also claims the Sutlej River in India is the fastest flowing, rising 15 200 feet above sea level and descending 12 000 feet.
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Sutlej
India
Nelle
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W. Gillett Company Limited
Aladame Ferdinand Bryndza
Clemenceau
Paris
United States Army Air Service
Fort Bliss
Texas
de Havilan
Port Arthur
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Defence Council
British Admiralty
Mediterranean
Mrs. Rose Peters
W. Um
Uae
Kolloway
Manitoba
Sloan's
Sloan
Arbour
Fie
Minard’s Liniment
Burns & Scaide
Gin
By “Rea Proctoe Mcore, MD
B.ds
Pittsburgh, Pa
Lester Institute
Fletcher
the Centaur Company
New York City
B.C. Hen
Mark
Scott
Wrigley’s
Minard
United States
Crown Brand
Crown
the Canada Starch Co. Limited
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