Call To Public Service Address on immigration and cohesion at Winnipeg
President Beatty of the CPR urged practical immigration growth through coordinated colonization boards and public service groups. He argued for prearrival planning, better use of newcomers' capital, and nationwide community effort to build unity and a larger population base across Canada.
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Canada
Beatty
Mr. Beatty
Boards of Trade
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Beate
Soldier Settlement Board
Land Settlement
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Patriotic Fund
Siow
Farmer Frank Walker sells 70 acre Fort Sask farm
Sells Big Farm Frank Walker a former Alberta legislator has sold his 70 acre farm near Fort Saskatche wan for about 40000 dollars. The buyer is a German farmer planning large scale operations near Lord Rodney’s famous farm.
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Frank Walker
Alberta
Fort Saskatchewan
Lord Rodney
Asthma Remedy Claim Draws Widespread Testimonials
The article promotes J Kelloge's Asthma Remedy as a decisive cure for asthma. It cites many letters from users praising the remedy and urges readers to obtain it from their local dealer.
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I J. Kelloge
Local gossip frames domestic routine as a joke
Pithy exchange notes a man named Archie who allegedly beats his wife, then mocks the situation by turning it into a daily routine. The dialogue contrasts his eight o clock wake with her nine o clock rise, underscoring a troubling domestic dynamic.
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Archie
Ontario rally to raise 500000 for Queen Alexandra sanatorium
Sir Adam Beck urges a province wide fund for tuberculosis treatment at Queen Alexandra sanatorium. Mayors of 21 Ontario cities back the campaign as chambers of commerce and service clubs join the effort. Provincial Boy Scout Commissioner H A Laurence approves 17000 scouts across 360 communities for launch day publicity work.
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Adam Beck
Ontario
Queen Alexandra
Province Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Public Service
United Effort
H. A. Laurence
Toronto
Nerviline claims fast relief for stomach cramps
An ad touts Nerviline as a potent remedy to stop stomach cramps at midnight. It prescribes twenty drops in sweetened water for instant effect, claims high strength, and urges keeping Nerviline at home for relief from gas and fermentation with a 35 cent price at dealers. It closes with a Thomas Huxley quote about fishing grounds yielding more than land.
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Thomas Huxley
Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets in Home Use
A Canadian mother endorses Baby's Own Tablets as the sole remedy from week one for her seventeen month old. The laxative medicine is said to regulate digestion, relieve colds and fevers, and restore health, sold 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Sailor Quip Turns Ironic as Port Joke Lands Wrong
A light exchange plays on nautical lore when a sailor’s wife in every port is humorously misapplied to a non port setting. The remark reveals social misreadings and coastal humor in a small-town scene.
Alberta Grain Boom As Corn Acreage Surges To Seventy Thousand
The Alberta Provincial Corn Growers' Association held its first province wide corn show in Lethbridge with over 2,500 ears from 61 exhibitors. The event proves a northern shift of the corn belt from Medicine Hat to Carmangay and toward the Montana border, boosting Alberta agriculture. Canada is among the top mica producers, led by the Lacey mica mine near Sydenham in Frontenac County as the world’s largest.
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Alberta
Lacey
Sydenham
Frontenac County
Canada
India
United States
War-era population decline reverses with more in England and Wales
A report notes that current totals of people in England and Wales exceed prewar figures, signaling a shift in postwar demographics. The observation highlights broader gains across regions, with implications for housing and services as the population stabilizes after conflict.
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England and
Wales
World's Healthiest Year As Medicine Cuts Disease
International physicians at the Southern Medical Association convention in Dallas praise 1924 as the healthiest year yet. They credit scientific medicine with lengthening life by fifteen years in twenty-five years and note infant mortality down twenty four percent in six years as Tuberculosis yields to modern methods.
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Southern Medical Association
Dallas
Texas
Old Salt Reassures Girl Cannibals Spared Him
A girl asks if cannibals harmed the old salt, who replies that they spared him since they did not have a saucepan his size. The exchange preserves a maritime rustic tone in a brief scene.
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Winnipeg, Man
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Denmark
France
Holland
Switzerland
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Jaceye
Germany
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