Canadian Winter Climate Favors World Class Wheat
The piece argues Canada's winter climate strengthens wheat quality and health, noting benefits to livestock and outdoor life. It references Stefansson, Arctic growth ideas, and shifts in northern settlement as climate views evolve, with optimism about future livability and productivity in northern regions.
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Canada
International Bulletin
International Institute of Economics of
New York
Cosmopolis
Peace River
Ontario
Quebec
Northwest
Chicago International
Stefansson
Weather Bureau
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Edward Blake
Prairie Provinces
Atlantic
Wild life flourishes as Kootenay Park protects species
The newly protected Kootenay National Park in British Columbia along the Vermillion Summit to Windermere route has transformed virgin country into a thriving sanctuary. Since protection began, wild sheep goats bears deer moose and caribou have increased, attracting future motorist visitors when the road opens next spring.
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Kootenay National Park
Kootenay Park
British Columbia
Vermillion Summit
Windermere
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offer simple instructions so any woman can dye or tint faded skirts dresses waists coats sweaters stockings hangings draperies and more. Purchase Diamond Dyes and receive guidance on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics with guarantees against streaking spotting fading or running.
How Bank Of England Received Nickname
In an explanation by Sir William Treloar a tale explains the Bank of England’s nickname. The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street arose from a Sister who asked daily after her brother, a forged signature misdeed, and the bank’s pay counter replies, shaping a lasting label for the institution.
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Bank of England
William Treloar
Threadneedie Street
Frederick
Bank
Threadneedle Street
Bible Epic Film Finished in Italy Seven Mile Long
A motion picture in Italy runs about 15 miles in length and needs nearly 24 hours to display continuously. The film presents the Bible from Creation to the birth of Christ, showing principal incidents in a single long continuous exhibition.
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Italy
Christ
Canadian Soldiers Remembered at Armistice Day Observance
Field Marshal Earl Haig represented the Great War Veterans' Association of Canada to place a wreath at the cenotaph in Whitehall during Armistice Day ceremonies. He spoke for Australia New Zealand India and other British dominions through the British Empire Service League in this remembrance.
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London
Earl Haig
British Empire Service League
Nerviline Promised Quick Relief for Strained Muscles
An old advertised remedy Nerviline claims to treat strains and sprains rapidly by deep penetration. It asserts five times the pain destroying power of typical liniments and targets rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and sciatica. Sold everywhere at 35c per bottle.
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J. Penrose
Oak St
Toronto
Ont
Dr. Chase
Alberta Tops Canada in Coal Output for Two Years
A revision from the Bureau of Statistics shows Alberta leading Canada in coal production for the last two years, with Nova Scotia a close second, British Columbia third, and Saskatchewan and New Brunswick trailing.
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Bureau of Statistics
Alberta
Canada
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Sakatchewan
New Bruns- Wick
Papes Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement promises rapid relief from indigestion using Pape's Diapepsin. It claims to end heavy pain heartburn flatulence gases and other sour stomach misery after taking a tablet or two, with each package guaranteed by the druggist.
Canada newsprint capacity to rise 16 percent next year
A survey states Canadian newsprint mills will increase productive capacity by about 16 percent, lifting total output to 1,296,000 tons per year. This compares with 1,500,000 tons from U S mills. In Luxemburg a penalty is imposed on eligible voters who do not vote.
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Canada
United States
Luxemburg
Motor car license revenues by province in Dominion report
Hon. J. M. Uhrich cites Federal Department of Highways figures showing Saskatchewan leads in lowest average revenue per car at 13.42 with Manitoba 13.68 and Ontario 14.19. Ontario has 206,517 registered vehicles. Saskatchewan 61,175. Quebec 54,660. Alberta 40,292. Manitoba 38,632. British Columbia 28,850. Nova Scotia 14,275. New Brunswick 13,615. Prince Edward Island 1,751. Yukon totals bring Dominion to 463,848 vehicles. Minnesota accounts for 60 percent of U.S. iron ore production.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
J. M. Uhrich
Federal
Department of Highways
Federal Department of Highways
Dominion
Manitoba
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Sts
Nova Scotia
Yukon Territory
Canadian Field Crops Value Seen Rising in 1922
The Financial Post estimates Canada's field crops for 1922 at about 1.119 billion dollars, up from the prior year, with wheat oats barley and other grains rising in value while peas beans corn potatoes hay and sugar beets fall. Overall agricultural products dominate the national total, with live stock and paper pulp following in importance as the economy gears up for expansion in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Financial Post
The
Fine Authority
Winnipeg
Church Sleepers Roused by Nightly Wakeers
A historical note recalls sleeping in church in past centuries when men were hired to wake worshippers during services. It mentions money once left to fund this practice and ends with advice that starting right avoids retracing steps.
Prince Remembers Canada At London Luncheon
The Prince of Wales told a Canadian Club audience in London he left Ottawa on November 30 three years ago after a Dominion tour. He recalled his Canada experiences, noted Armistice Day with the Canadian Corps, and spoke of his Alberta ranch as a link to Canada while declining breeding offers to avoid turning his farm into a menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
London
P. C. Larkin
Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
Empire
Alberta
Gulf Stream Warm Zone Impacts Achill Head Ireland
A Gulf Stream correspondent outlines a ten mile stretch at Achill Head County Mayo where the stream strikes Ireland. The area is described as tropical with bananas palms and tropical flora thriving, while nearby sections feel Ireland’s typical cold damp climate.
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Ireland
Achill Head
County Mayo
Tropics
Be fair to your local merchants and compare prices
Be fair to your local merchants. Ask to see his goods and compare prices before sending sour money to the mail order houses. You will find that it pays.
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Yous Vi Cyperd
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