Canada a Great Mineral Country Says Duke of Manchester
William Angus Drogo Montague ninth Duke of Manchester says Canada is destined to become a leading mineral producer and will receive strong support from investors in England. He plans to inspect a tract near Amgs, Ontario, and may stay there through the summer.
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Canada
England
Dominion
William Angus Drogo Montague
Duke of
Manchester
Montreal
Deke
Amgs
Ontario
Mother's Health Calls for Care and Pink Pills
A homemaker explains the heavy toll of motherhood on health and promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a remedy. A testimonial from Riley, Ontario, details renewed strength after six boxes, urging others to try the medicine and buy by mail or from local dealers.
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Asan
Riley
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wiliams
Sidewalk start or clutch pedals for feet
A line from the San Francisco Chronicle notes an emphasis on footwork choices as a method to get on our feet, suggesting using sidewalks for balance rather than relying on the car's clutch and brake pedals.
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Francisco Chronicle
Twin Evils Disease and Poverty Tied in Study Findings
Malley Burritt, general director of the New York association for improving the condition of the poor, says disease and poverty are intertwined and that preventing illness could largely eliminate poverty. An association report shows 55 612 health problems among 2 785 families under care, including tuberculosis in 539 families and mental or nervous disorders in 299, among others.
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Malley B. Burritt
The
New York Association For
Btrrit
Association
Cere
Buffalo Express
Headaches Disappear Stomach Gains Strength
A wellness note reports headaches fade as stomach strength improves and vigor returns. Appetite increases accompany the restored energy and overall better well being.
Dr Hamiltons Pills Claim Quick Health Boost
A vintage advertisement proclaims Dr Hamiltons Pills as a fast remedy for general malaise. It asserts many benefits including lifted spirits, headache relief, stronger appetite, improved blood, reduced back pains, steadier nerves, and renewed energy, with a price of 25 cents at dealers.
Household Hints: Quick Raisin Currant Pie Recipe
A busy housewife guide lists a fruit pie filling using Sun-Maid raisins currants and apricot juice. Stew the fruits then fold in butter egg yolks lemon juice and sugar, bake in a pre baked shell, then top with meringue from egg whites and extra sugar.
Dessert Mold With Raisins and Nuts And Gentle Gelatin
Recipe describes soft gelatin in cold water then heating milk with sugar and gelatin, folding in a raisin mixture with nuts egg whites and whipped cream, chilling and serving with yellow sauce. Also notes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for ailments in humans and animals.
Homesteads Filed in Northern Alberta Up in May
The Edmonton Dominion Land Office reports increased activity with 83 homesteads filed in May and 13 soldiers' grants issued. Patents applied for numbered fifty one.
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Alberta
Edmonton Dominion Land Office
Mothers Bless Mother Graves Worm Exterminator
The advertisement claims the product relieves children from suffering and makes them healthy, praising its effectiveness for many mothers seeking relief for their little ones.
Farmer Rejects Watered Stocks In Wry Retort
A farmer in Ontario dismisses a stock salesman offering watered shares. After a vivid pitch, the buyer declares his next purchase will be a four legged stock he can water himself. The exchange captures local skepticism about get rich quick schemes.
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Ontario
Holstein News- Bulletin
Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for cholera infantum
A Victorian advertisement touts Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a tested remedy for cholera infantum in children. It claims the product stops vomiting and diarrhoea, noting a long market history and a testimonial from Mrs. W. A. Harrison of Halifax.
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Dr. Fowler
W. A. Harrison
Elevator Court
Halifax
N.S
Railway Freight Tonnage in Canada 1922 Totals
Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows 62,273,169 tons originated in Canada and 26,581,631 received from foreign connections, totaling 88,854,200 outgoing. Terminated in Canada 62,548,578 tons and 25,438,906 to foreign connections, totaling 87,987,484.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
World Happenings Briskly Glanced Across Continents
News notes Lloyd George eyeing a U S visit in early October. Inter-Parliamentary Association to hold its 21st session in Copenhagen in August. J F Dixon Manitoba Labour Group leader resigns seat. U S government posts a 1923 fiscal year surplus near 310 million dollars. Pepilafey and staff capture ends White resistance. Moose Jaw’s J W Broatch wins multiple Marquis wheat awards at Brandon. Tolmie named Conservative executive chair. Britain open market for feeder cattle after overseas study by Duncan Marshall.
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News of the World
Lloyd George
America
Inter-Parliamentary Association
Copenhagen
FP. J. Dixon
Manitoba
Winnipeg
United States
Pepilafey
J. W. Broatch
Moose Jaw
Brandon
S. F. Tolmie
M.P
Conservative Party
Great Britain
Duncan Marshall
Ladies Remove Their Corns in a Very Simple Way
An advertisement extols Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor as a painless, inexpensive cure for corns. It promises quick relief with a small daily application and costs 25 cents at dealers. Refuse substitutes.
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Putnam
Build Larger Planes The International Air Congress in London
Handley Page criticized current planes for crowding passengers and urged safety first. He predicted seaplanes carrying 100 passengers could deck-launch from liners, cutting trans Atlantic time by two days. He blamed governments for slow progress and called for public support to advance air travel. General Williamson said air mail depends on sight flying becoming possible.
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International Air Congress
London
Handley Page
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Internal Relief
Catarrh described as influenced by constitutional conditions and requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to the mucous surfaces of the system, improving general health and aiding nature. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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HALL
Nature
All Druggista
F. J. Cheney & Cg
Toledo
Ohio
British Columbia Eggs Open Scottish Market Trade
A carload of 500 cases of eggs shipped by the British Columbia Co operative Poultrymen's Association to Glasgow marks the first effort of BC exporters to enter the Scottish market. A permanent trade is hoped from this initial shipment.
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British Columbia’ Co-operative Poultrymen’s Association
Glasgow
British Columbia
The Hope of the World and Anglo American Ties
The piece argues that the world benefits from strong relations between the United States and the British commonwealths. It warns against critics who jeopardize these ties for petty aims, saying betrayal could threaten Western civilization and white man institutions.
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America
British Commonwealths
United States of America
England-Scotland-Wales
Irish Free State
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Slavery Advert in Montreal 1778 Runaway Slave Notice
A June 3 1778 advertisement in Montreal papers details a runaway slave from widow Duty Desauiniers aged about 35. It offers a $6 reward and reimbursement of costs for her return. The notice forms part of a broader colonial record of slave trade limits and emancipation developments.
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Montreal
Canada
British West Indies
Gladstone
Where He Is Great Thinker Brown Faces Skepticism
The exchange features a tester remark about Brown as a great thinker and a counterpoint doubting his claim to know it all. The dialogue hints at confidence versus humility in intellectual self-perception.
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Brown
Eyeglass Makers Target 134794 Vision Defects
Eyewear makers offer correction for a vast range of vision defects totaling 134,794. The message urges households to keep Minard's Lintment in the home for reference.
Publicity Campaign Proposed to Boost Canadian Fish Demand
At the Canadian Fisheries Association annual meeting in Montreal it was stated that eighty percent of Canada’s fish output must find markets outside the Dominion. A publicity campaign to increase domestic consumption was proposed, with requests for financial aid from provincial and federal governments.
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Canada
Dominion
Canadian Fisheries Association
Montreal
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Relief for Pains
For rheumatic pains and sciatica it claims to soothe and heal using its electric oil. The advertisement asserts fifty years of demonstrated effectiveness and suggests use for inflammatory pains cuts bruises sprains in humans and animals.
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Thomas
England’s slow reformers endure climate debts and empire
In a reflective quote, the New York Times notes that the English, though slow to reform, persevere through climate challenges and debt, maintaining their empire while quicker peoples stumble and falter.
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New York Times
Jimmie Meets Mother's Angry Question After Fight
A tense exchange shows a mother scolding Jimmie for mixing with bad company. She notes his black eye and torn clothes while urging him to avoid trouble. He retorts he could not have been playing, challenging her view.
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Jimmie
Bible Among Ten Favorites Prompt Curiouser Look
Detroit Free Press questions how many readers who name the Bible among their ten favorites actually open the book. The commentary suggests a gap between praise and reading.
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Detroit Free Press
First English Theatre Began In 1576 Event
The passage notes that the first English theatre was begun in 1576 and that before this time plays were performed on temporary platforms set up in inn courtyards.
Water Power Development Big Saving of Coal in Canada
Water power development in Canada represents an investment of over $620,000,000 with growth projections to 1940 reaching about $1,100,900,000. Current output equates to 26,700,000 tons of coal annually valued at $267,000,000, and by 1940 is projected to reach 50,000,000 tons worth about $500,000,000.
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Canada
Inanada
Water Powers Branch
Department of the Interior
Maine Named From 1622 Charter Describing Mayne Land
Maine earned its name from a 1622 charter calling the region the Mayne land. The document linked the area to Sir Ferdinando Gorges and the Plymouth Company, shaping a colonial naming reference.
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State of
Maine
Mayne Land
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