Call for Indemnity Cuts Across Canadian Legislatures
The piece argues for reduced sessional indemnities for Senators MPs and provincial lawmakers amid Canada’s debt and tax concerns. It notes Alberta Saskatchewan and BC debate lowers while Ottawa and national bodies retain high pay, urging action before elections. It cites $4000 per session for MPs and Senators and urges trimming to restore public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Union of Municipalities of
Alberta
Alberta Union of Municipalities
British Columbia
Reginald Hayward
Winnipeg Tribune
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Lesshan
M.P
House of Commons
Commons
Turnips Delicacy At Southern Hotels Cited In Guelph Mercury
The Guelph Mercury notes Canadian turnips are listed as real delicacies at southern hotels and compare them to early southern strawberries for tempting appetites in the chilly north. Turnips are described as more filling when bulk is desired.
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Guelph Mercury
Endurance Race Greemoryman Sparks Fresh Pause
A customer notes the account has run for over a year and suggests letting it rest awhile. The exchange hints at a long running billing situation and a possible pause in activity.
Rapid African Ambush Tree Reaches 25 Feet in Two Years
The ambush tree in Africa grows unusually fast, attaining its full height of 25 feet within just two years, showcasing remarkable early growth characteristics.
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Africa
Not Far Wrong Bobby’s Synonym Quiz
A boy named Bobby during an exam defines a synonym as a word you use when you cannot spell the word you intended. The quip showcases a humorous misunderstanding of linguistic terms.
Fort William to Feed Alberta Sheep in Winter
Over eight thousand head of Alberta sheep will be fed at Fort William during the winter with grain elevator screenings as the principal fodder.
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Alberta
Fort William
French Invent Umbrella Portability Radio Receiver
French engineers unveil a compact radio receiving set designed to fit inside an umbrella. The innovation aims to provide portable broadcasting capability without attracting attention or adding bulk.
What Fliers Must Learn In Early Air Travel
A 1914 pilot notes that air fame rests on stability and alertness. He argues pilots need mental quickness and basic aerodynamics, plus mechanical aptitude, yet stresses that danger grows with any error. Designers may seek self righting machines and safer, simpler controls to enable street use. A motorist errs, but an aviator’s first misstep may be fatal.
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Wust
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Aches and Colds
Advert says Nerviline provides rapid easing of chest and throat soreness from coughs, cramps, colic, and diarrhea for all ages. The remedy is priced at 35 cents at all dealers and promotes vigorous rubbing for best results at home.
Warns Against Yellow Peril by Albert Sarraut in Paris
Albert Sarraut former minister of the colonies and ex Governor General of Indo China warned a Paris audience that the real menace to the future lies in the non white world. He cautioned against Japan heading an Asiatic bloc against Europe and urged cooler relations between Japan and the United States to avoid a world war worse than 1914. A separate health notice advertises Miller’s Worm Powders claiming to cure digestive issues and kill intestinal worms in children.
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Albert Sarraut
Paris
Japan
Ile
United States
Mower Razor Attracts Manchester Barber Fans
John Rogers of Manchester keeps an unusual razor shaped like a miniature lawn mower. He uses the blade contraption on heavy whiskers while idle charges apply for its use, drawing attention from local customers.
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John Rogers
Manchester
Rogers
Idle
Wembley Exhibit to Run Another Year With Duke of Devonshire
The British Empire Exhibition at Wembley will be continued for another year. The current board, now to include the Duke of Devonshire, is authorized to take the necessary steps for its continuance as per a council resolution governing the exhibition.
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Wembley
Duke of Devonshire
Grapefruit Shifts from Luxury to Table Heritage in Turkey
The morning grapefruit grows from a luxury for Turkish aristocracy to a staple seen in European homes. In Turkey it remains an expensive item for many households, while European families increasingly adopt it as a common breakfast dish.
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Turkey
1925 Rhodes Scholar from British Columbia E J Knapton
Victoria resident E J Knapton of the University of British Columbia wins the 1925 Rhodes Scholarship election by the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Knapton
Victoria
Tthe University of
British Columbia
Paris Journal Publishes Canada Frozen Pork Import Decree
The Paris Journal reports a government decree authorizing importation of frozen pork from Canada and other countries through March 1, 1925. The measure aims to secure meat supplies for France amid wartime disruptions.
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Paris Journal
Canada
Minard's Liniment for Colds in U S Army Journal
An advertisement promotes Minard's Liniment as a remedy for colds. The copy suggests use across home and military contexts, touting fast relief and widespread availability through general stores and companions.
Praise For Press Of Canada At Charlotte Town
Sir Henry Thornton president of the Canadian National Railways thanks the Canadian press at a gathering in Charlotte Town PEI for personal and official reception. He commends newspapers for patriotism public service honesty constructive criticism and a national consciousness that aids Canada’s progress.
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Addreseniz
Charlottetown
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Tkrninion
Sir Henry
Press of
Canada
Dominion of Canada
World's Poultry Congress Arrangements Planned for Ottawa 1927
The Department of Agriculture begins preliminary plans for the world poultry congress to be held in Ottawa in 1927. A committee of western delegates is named with J. F. Hare and R. K. Baker among others. Hon. W. R. Motherwell to serve as honorary chairman. Dr. J. H. Grisdale to chair the committee with F. C. Elford as vice-chairman and general director.
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Department of Agriculture
F. C. Elford
Dominion
Barcelona
Spain
Ottawa
Minister of Agriculture
J. F. Hare
Poultry Commisssionerr
Edmonton
R. K. Baker
University
Dominion Poultry Husbandman
Congress
Alaska colonization plan eyed by Interior Department
The Interior Department reviews a special report proposing colonizing Alaska with 50 000 farmers. It cites favorable conditions and a ready market for crops grown in a warm season with the Alaska Railroad running through fertile soils and broad transportation for surplus crops.
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U.S. Department of the Interior
Alaska
Department
Alaska Railroad
Viscount Lascelles Plans Rebuild of Ancient Castle
Viscount Lascelles announces plans to rebuild the Castle of the Clanricardes and reside there part of each year. He aims to establish a racing stud in nearby stables. The fire damaged the castle in 1826 though outer walls largely survived.
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Viscount Lascelles
Clanricardes
Earl Clanricarde
Lord Lascelles
Mary
Candidate Promises and Public Preference Highlighted
A Sylvester Georgia local note argues voters favor a candidate with grand promises rather than capabilities or platforms, while a theory free approach would never win. The item reflects impatient public mood toward political rhetoric.
London Claims Health Standout City Status
London asserts it is the healthiest metropolis globally with life expectancy rising over 20 years in 30 years. The city notes 1923 recorded its lowest death rate on record at 11.4 per thousand.
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London
Soviet measures intensify narcotics crackdown
Bolshevik authorities announce drastic anti narcotic policy. Vendors face long prison terms or deportation and full confiscation of property, loss of citizenship, while users are confined in special anti narcotic institutions at hard labor and released only with physician certification.
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Soviet
Russia
League of Nations’ Opium Commission
United States
Bloodless duel in Italy between Chiesa and Tamborini ends unresolved
Deputy Eugenio Chiesa and Signor Tamborini of the Florentine Legion Volunteers Militia dueled with swords in 14 rounds. Neither was wounded and doctors ordered a suspension despite Chiesa’s protest. no reconciliation followed.
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Italy
Eugenio Chiesa
Signor
Tamborini
Florentine Legion Volunteers
Chiesa
Voce Republicana
Corns vanish with Holloway's Corn Remover
A claim states corns disappear when treated with Holloway's Corn Remover and leave no scar.
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Holloway
Winnipeg board urges new Canadian currency issuance
The Winnipeg Board of Trade council adopts a resolution calling on the Receiver General of Canada to issue fresh currency. It cites dilapidated unsanitary paper money in circulation and urges both government and banks to take action to replace bills.
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Council of the
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Receiver-General of
Canada
Funeral for Adam Gallic in Rome lighthouse
Funeral services for Adam Gallic keeper of the light were held in his lighthouse. The coffin was lowered by chains from the top and pallbearers were dropped alongside the coffin by ropes. The cortege featured eight motorboats.
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Adam Gallic
Rome
Gallici
Geddes Named Chairman Of Britain Food Prices Commission
Sir Auckland Geddes, head of the Food Commission and former ambassador to the United States, was appointed chairman of Britain’s royal commission on food prices. The panel will investigate wholesale and retail food trades, focusing on producer to consumer price differences and possible remedial actions.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Royal Commission On
Britain
New Health for Suffering Women Pills Promise Rich Blood
An early 20th century ad proclaims Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore thin impure blood for women suffering from back pain headaches and faintness. It cites Mrs Eugene Deslauriers of Richot Man who reports dramatic health improvement and urges others to try the medicine costing 50 cents a box. A note adds Australia’s 1872 gold nugget discovery weighing 620 pounds valued around $60 000.
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WH Nam
Eugene Deslauriers
Richot
Man
Dre. Williams
Australia
Oxford M A Rumored Suitor Drawing Affection
Whispers claim she presently bestows affection on an Oxford vice chancellor’s master of arts degree holder. The chatter also jokes about her generosity, noting an extraordinary degree of generosity in her actions.
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Oxford
Seasickness Linked to Sea of Matrimony Trip
A quirky note explains seasickness as a result of a voyage on the sea of matrimony. The saying ties romance to nausea and humor, reflecting marriage as a voyage with rough waters and calm seas.
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Montreal
Bobby
Fletcher
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U. Lobe
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World’s Poultry Congress
U.S
Department of Interior
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Ireland
Sylvester
Binnard
Neuras
Edward
Edwardsburg
the Canada Starch Co, Limited
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Florentine Legion
Cross Swords
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Aspiria Merase
Bayer Manufac
Censta
Barer Manc
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Ely Grastal Wade Walk
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