Man credits Tanlac for health after near downfall
Harold Bienchard of Winnipeg says Tanlac restored his strength after three years in France left him weak with poor appetite, stomach pain, heart palpitations, kidney trouble, back pain, and sleepless nights. He claims the remedy made him as strong as ever and recommends it to others.
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Tanlac
Harold Bienchard
Warman
Canadian National Railway
Donald St
Winnipeg
France
Taniac
Canada must build population with right immigrants
The piece argues population is Canada’s top need for growth and national prosperity. It calls for a vigorous immigration policy led by the new government to bring in able-bodied, morally suitable settlers from Europe, enabling settlement on vacant lands and long-term nation-building through jobs, rail travel, and economic activity.
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Canada
Prime Minster
Dominion
Mackenzie King
Europe
Eagle battles and mountain hunts in Tyrolese Alps
In Crisons the Alps saw eagles attack chamois and hunters. A dramatic clash occurred above Thusis where an eagle fought a setter dog and was shot after a lengthy battle. The bird's wings spanned over seven feet. Eagles have killed chamois goats and lambs, carrying prey to high nests.
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Canton
Crisons
Thusis
A Nice Job Poetess Exchange at the Paper
A comic exchange unfolds as a gentleman asks who let in the polite voice boy and the editor explains it is the page devoted to women. The light moment reflects newsroom humor and the era’s gendered work.
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Oice
Palm Trees Provide Food and Materials
Palm trees supply food timber fuel rope fibre and sometimes material for clothing, forming a versatile resource in tropical regions.
General Smuts Advises Steady Effort Through Troubles
The Johannesburg Times relays General Smuts urging resilience and continued effort despite hardships. He warns against inflationary currency tricks like Germany’s paper money tactic and calls for calm from bankers, traders, and the public to avoid worsening the domestic position.
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Smuts
Germany
General Smuts
The
Johannesburg Times
Putnam’s Corn Extractor Boots Corns Away
The ad boasts Putnam’s Corn Extractor removes corns completely with a quick action. It promises to extract corn roots stems and all, leaving no trace. Sold by all dealers for 25 cents with no substitutes.
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Putnam’s”s
Putnam
Pdéiilesa
Aftermath of War Drives Nations to a Shared Economic Struggle
The aftermath of the great war leaves nations on one side against poverty and misery. France, Britain, Germany, and Belgium cope with shattered budgets and unemployment as they confront a common economic front. The piece frames war’s economic toll as a new, united battle across formerly allied nations.
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France
Germany
Belgium
Manchester Guardian
California Fig Syrup for a Sick Child
A dated household remedy ad touts California Fig Syrup as the cure for constipation and a cleansing of the bowels. It promises a quick return to health for a sick child and urges mothers to buy the genuine product with proper labeling.
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California
Ben
New Deep Water Dock Near Royal Albert Dock Opens
A new deep water dock covering sixty five acres near the Royal Albert dock in London is built with depth about thirty eight feet and ten thousand linear feet of quayage. It features large sheds and railway lines and includes a dry dock of 760 feet by 100 feet by 63 feet.
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Royal Albert Dock
London
A Dying Island in Puget Sound
An uninhabited 100 acre Puget Sound island is reported dying of old age. Every fir and cedar is dead and vegetation withers at the waterline. Scientists cite rapid soil exhaustion or salt influence from brine as possible causes. a decaying vapour is visible over the site.
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Puget Sound
Why Beauty Fades A Condition Due Entirely to Poor Watery Blood
Aimed at girls, the article warns fatigue and illness signal thinning blood. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as best to enrich blood, restore health, and prevent doctor bills. Ad suggests purchase from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario by mail 50 cents per box six boxes for $2.50.
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Dr. Williams
Coal or Water A French estimate favors coal rich nations
A French study estimates world water power resources by country. It credits the United States with 320 million horsepower and Canada with 25 million, Norway 7.5 million, Sweden 6.75 million, Austro Hungary 6.75 million, Italy and Spain about 5 million each, Germany 1.5 million, and England 1 million, arguing a compensating coal advantage for these powers.
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United States
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Austro-Hungary
Italy
Spain
Germany
England
Minard's Liniment Praised by Widely Heard Testimonies
Notice states simple testimonials from well known people across America endorsing Minard's Liniment as the best household remedy. Firm is Minard's Liniment Co. Ltd with branches in Yarmouth Nova Scotia and St John Newfoundland.
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America
Minard
Minard'’S Liniment Co., Ltd
Yarmouth
N.S
St. John’s
Cheapest of all preparations widely sold in Canada
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is described as the cheapest preparation offered to the public. It is available in every drug store across Canada and by all country merchants. Its easy availability and low price recommendations it for everyone to have a bottle.
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Thomas
Canada
Minister’s remark hints at healing flowers for the sick
A minister, ready for potential controversy after his sermon, announced at the close of the service that there were flowers prepared for those who are ill. The comment appeared to be a gesture of consolation amid mixed reactions.
Butcher W Lindridge Buried In Market Clothes
W Lindridge a Charing Kent butcher died aged 65 and was buried in his market clothes including boots. He was laid to rest in a coffin carried from his shop to the churchyard on a butcher’s motor car once used in his business.
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W. Lindridge
Charing
Kent
Lindridge
New Winnipeg Factories Span 71 Ventures in Year
Within the past year Winnipeg saw 71 new enterprises start, totaling about 1 million dollars in investment. The factories produce linens garden implements cabinets electric appliances lamps chemical products radiators wood carving brooms cigars and caps.
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Winnipeg
No surgery needed for corn removal with Holloway’s remover
A brief note states that no surgical operation is required to remove corns if Holloway's Corn Remover is used. The claim emphasizes a non invasive treatment option and specifies the product name as the method.
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Holloway
Sharpenin a bit of pencil sparks labor humor
A brief dialogue shows James sharpening a pencil while a second speaker jokes about aging the union and a carpenter's task, highlighting workplace banter and craft humor.
Cascarets Cleanse Livers and Bowels Overnight
Advertises Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleaner for the stomach liver and bowels. Claims relief from headachy feel bad taste yellow eyes and biliousness with a 10 to 16 cent box plus a note that children may take them without complaint.
Optimistic Outlook for British Columbia Trade and Rail
Canadian National official Osborne Scott reports strong BC developments in agriculture and exports. He notes rising land settlement, fruit and dairy growth, substantial timber shipments, and a new Canadian Producers Corporation to market forest and mineral output worldwide. Vancouver plans a heated winter salt water pavilion on English Bay as tourists grow.
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Canadian National Railway
Osborne Scott
Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Western Lines
C. A Hayes
H. H. Melanson
Toronto
Mr. Scott
Platineux
British Columbia
Grand Trunk Pacific
Thompson
Fraser
Great Britain
United States
Japan
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Canadian Producers Corporation Limited
Orient
Occident
Seven Seas
Globe
Scott
British
Prairie Provinces
Weak Heart Nerves Shattered In Ill Health Lament
A fragment describes a person with a weak heart shattered nerves impoverished blood and an exhausted overall condition. The passage reflects a somber view of health struggles and constitutional disturbance.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Sold in Toronto
Mrs W W Pearse of 14 Seaton Toronto reports relief from weak heart and nerves after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She suffered from flu related exhaustion, sleeplessness, and chest pains, found relief after one box and full recovery after six. Pills priced 50 cents a box, mailed by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
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W. W. Pearse
Seaton
Toronto
Ont
Milburn
Frica
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Great Lakes Wheat Shipment Reaches Historic Volume in 1921
The 1921 navigation season on the Great Lakes sees 108,017,810 bushels of wheat shipped since navigation opened, the largest volume ever recorded in upper lake shipping history.
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Great Lakes
Upper Lake Navigation
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Safe Clothing Refresh
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed dyeing solution for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims easy directions stain free even for first timers and promises to rejuvenate worn faded dresses skirts coats and more without streaks spots or runs.
Thanks for the Suggestion Visit to London Ends in Family Reunification
A countryman visits London to see relatives and sights staying until the hosts lose patience. The husband asks if the wife and children miss him, and the visitor replies that he will send for them.
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London
Simple and Sure. Dr Thomas’s Electric Liniment
The advertisement extols Dr Thomas electric liniment as simple for all ages. It claims the application is straightforward, with rubbing as the dressing method and plainly stated directions.
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Thomas
Be fair to your local merchants and compare prices
The note urges shoppers to visit nearby stores to inspect goods and compare prices before paying or ordering from distant houses, promising financial advantage from choosing local vendors and upfront comparison.
Sleeping Sickness Cure Found by German Researchers
Professor Newstead of Liverpool University notes German scientists discovered a new drug proving invaluable in curing sleeping sickness. The finding is presented as a breakthrough in tropical medicine with potential global impact.
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Newstead
Liverpool University
Unequal Wealth Sparks Public Reflection
A editorial remark highlights stark inequality as a social concern with many people feeling left behind. It contrasts those with abundance against those with little and calls for attention to economic disparities and potential remedies.
The Wise Spider Weather Prophet
The spider weaves its web only after rain ends, using hollow sticky threads that absorb moisture and lose stickiness in wet weather. Henri Fabre notes the spider’s keen sense of impending rain remains mysterious.
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Henri Fabre
Tank heater burns wood rubbish or coal offered by firm
A farm equipment advertisement promotes a tank heater that can burn wood rubbish or soft coal. The Metal Shingle and Siding Co Ltd of Winnispeg urges readers to consider the device as a boon to farmers. The offer appears elsewhere in the issue.
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Metal Shingle and Siding Co. Ltd
Winnispeg
Pie pat en ships to ten largest U.S. cities daily
About 600000 pies are produced and shipped daily to ten major American cities, reflecting high demand for fresh baked goods across the country.
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United States
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