Canada Needs a Tariff Debate and Resource Development
An editorial argues Canada should cut imports and boost exports by developing home resources and industry. It critiques protective tariffs, notes Germany and the United States prosper from national development, and calls Ottawa to push domestically produced coal iron ore and manufactured goods, reducing imports and expanding jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Germany
United States
Western
Pennsylvania
Western Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
St. Lawrence
Maritime Provinces
Whittier Poem Theme Noted by Whittier Fans
Pupils wrote about favored poets and submitted a Whittier themed piece. It recalls that Whittier was born in America while his parents were abroad and mentions his close friends Alice and Phoebe Carey.
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Whittier
America
Alice
Phoebe Carey
14,000 Buildings Erected Across Canada in 1921
In 1921 Canada saw about 14,000 buildings erected across various regions. The output reflects a robust construction year with widespread development.
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Canada
Great Strength of Bones and Healing Oil Teaser
The article extols bone strength noting bones resist three times oak pressure and nearly as much as wrought iron before crushing. It also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for persistent sores healing and cleaning wounds to encourage new skin growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Saskatchewan Big Game Season Disappointing
The big game season in Saskatchewan has been disappointing with only a few hundred moose killed, far fewer than last season’s twelve hundred, according to the chief game guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Wayside Tales Breath Challenge Dialogue
In a brief Wayside Tales exchange a man boasts of holding his breath for two minutes while a woman replies skeptically, noting the air feels strong tonight. The fragment hints at humorous or conversational vignettes characteristic of the column.
Farming Not a Dull Occupation to be a Good Farmer
The passage argues farming is engaging for those who care about soil, machinery, seed, crops, animals, and markets. It notes weather, pests, equipment wear, price fluctuations, and lazy nonworkers as common problems, yet many farmers achieve financial success despite these conditions.
Dr Hamilton’s Pills Promise Health for Women
An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cleansing blood purifying remedy for women in poor health. It claims to remove wastes, regulate bowels, improve blood, and restore energy, advising daily use for all day fitness. The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal is cited with a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Prince Shoots His First Tiger in Nepal Terai
The Prince of Wales killed his first tiger during a hunting trip in Nepal Terai. The tiger measured nine feet six inches from nose to tail, marking a notable trophy for the royal party.
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Prince
Prince of Wales
Nepal
Terai
Appetite Revival Promised by Williams Pink Pills
Advertisement explains loss of appetite signals digestive trouble and weak blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills are touted as a powerful tonic with patient testimonials. Also notes rising living costs in Austria, bird scare colors, and a Nova Scotia guide praising MINARD'S LINIMENT for injuries and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Trade Ship to Exhibit British Engineering Worldwide
The Trade Ship will be built to carry samples of British manufactures on an international exhibition voyage. Builders solicit provisional tenders for parts and fittings while selecting only premier British components. The vessel, a showcase of British industry, is planned to sail from London in autumn next year for an eighteen month voyage. Corns disappear when treated with Holloway's Corn Remover without leaving a scar.
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London
One Breathes No Scandal About Her Friends
A clipped remark questions whether she has friends, implying no public scandal surrounds her. The line contrasts perceptions of social circle and reputation without naming individuals or events.
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Home Color Fix
Diamond Dyes offers a guaranteed home dyeing process for wool silk and various blends. The ad touts streak and fade resistance and claims mass usage for fifty one years, urging buyers to tell the pharmacist fabric type before dyeing.
Montreal Customs Receipts Drop Despite Import Decline
Customs and excise receipts at the Port of Montreal for the past year totaled $80,271,570. This reflects a $16,596,588 drop driven by lower import volumes, the abolition of the luxury tax, and reduced value of goods entering the country.
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Montreal
California Fig Syrup For Childs Bowels Feature Ends In Relief
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the quick remedy for infant constipation and treats colic and feverish illness. It promises a gentle bowel cleanse within hours and urges mothers to buy the genuine product with printed directions on the bottle.
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California
Baseballs Used In National League Last Season Report
President Heydler announced at the annual league meeting that 33392 baseballs were consumed in the National League last season. The figure covers practice and official games, with clubs using about 215 balls per day across 154 scheduled contests.
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League
Heydler
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for Sprains and Bruises
For sprains and bruises this remedy reduces swelling and cooling inflamed flesh. It draws out pain and prevents discoloration.
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Thomas
Budgeting tips for thrifty households in early year
An article advises women on dividing income into essential needs and nonessentials, using a deficit budget to avoid debt. It recommends imagining lower weekly income, allocating funds for food and shelter first, and saving via envelopes and a dedicated desk. The piece cites food costs, clothing as necessity, and the value of a budget in homes and small businesses.
Tanlac credited for curing decades of stomach trouble
Patrick J. Haley of Syracuse says Tanlac eased his stomach distress after forty years and restored appetite sleep and energy. He calls himself a new man and recommends Tanlac from leading druggists nationwide.
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Tanlac
Patrick J. Haley
Prospect Ave
Syracuse
N.Y
Iron and Steel
Family savings tips on dividing money on paper
Advice encourages families to plan and split expenses on paper to maximize value. The guidance suggests duplicating potential benefits by careful budgeting and shared financial awareness within households.
Beautiful girl keeps domestic virtues under cover
The line suggests social expectations about women balancing public beauty with private duties. It frames virtue as a personal trait controlled by women’s choices and appearances.
Imperial Type Metals Win Favor of Leading Newspapers
From the outset Imperial type metals found favor with top papers of the era due to their recognized quality. The makers experimented until results satisfied them and the proof lies in 90 percent of Canadian printing establishments being consistent users.
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Canada
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Austria
Minard
Ellison Gray
Sloan
Holloway
Pather
W. N. EU
BY Loretto C. Lynch
Ury
Syracuse, N. Y
Bey
Imperial” Linotype
Imperial
the Canada Metal Co., Limited
Winnipeg
Imperial Eureka
Imperial Oil Limited
Canadian Capital
Canadian Workmen
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