Dairy Industry Show Bright Prospects in Western Provinces
A Dairy Commissioner report shows 1921 Saskatchewan creamery output reached 7,085,000 lb butter, with value 2.61 million dollars, up 7 percent from 1920. Alberta and Manitoba officials praise markets for milk and dairy products, ice cream growth, and high butter scores at national contests.
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Dairy Commissioner of
Saskatchewan
Commissioner Marker
Alberta
Gibson
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
Toronto
Farmers’ Lan
Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Promoted for Weak Hearts
A testimonial from Mrs Daniel Bezanson of Loganville Nova Scotia praises Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills as a remedy for weak hearts and nervous exhaustion. She says two doctors failed, but after using etx boxes she was completely relieved and able to do housework. Pills sell for 50c a box from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
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Daniel Bezanson
Loganville
N.S
Milburn
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Union Bank of Canada Aids Agriculture in 1921 Report
The Union Bank of Canada releases its 1921 annual report showing strong finances and active agricultural lending. Current Canada loans exceed 62 million dollars with grain secured demand loans of 7.3 million. Total assets surpass 152 million with a 541,686 carry-forward for 1922 and high quick-asset ratio at 53.70 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank of Canada
Canada
Dominion
Union Bank
All Canadian Pictures Shown On Ships
Daily exhibitions of motion pictures on trans Atlantic ships by Canadian Pacific Steamships have become popular and the program will be extended to trans Pacific ships and the Empress of Russia on her last trip. The films are Canadian in subject and production by Associated Screen News of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Steamships, Limited
trans-Pacific
Associated Screen News of Montreal
Bow-legged Yorkshireman in tailor shop joke
A bow-legged Yorkshire man visits a tailor for trousers. After the tailor measures the leg bend, the man taps the tailor and quips that he will bend them to make them straight.
Circumnavigators Club Make Canadian Pilgrimage to Montreal
A party of 36 or more Circumnavigators Club members visited Montreal and will travel to Quebec under invitation of Hon. Frank Carrell. The club, about 350 global members, includes famed explorers and travelers who have circumnavigated the globe.
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Montreal
Quebec
Frank Carrell
Lower
Pearl Street
New York
M. Lincoln Schuster
Boston Evening Transcript
Seven Seas
Globe
Fernao de Magdalaes
Magellan
Sir Francis Drake
Captain Cook
Jules Verne
Nelly Bly
Virgins
Lord Northcliffe
British Isles
Buenos Aires
Melbourne
London
Ralph W. Ashcroft
J. Murray Gibbon
J. M. S. Carroll
Research Ends Ptomaine Poisoning Threat, Canners Claim
National Canners Association members at their fifteenth annual Louisville convention reported that original research costs about 50,000 dollars yearly have led to the eradication of botulinus poisoning risk, notably from canned ripe olives, according to speakers at a postmeeting dinner.
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National Canners Association
Louisville
Big Circus Corp Formed by Major Merger in Ohio and Peru
The world’s largest circus corporation is formed by merging Hagenbach Wallace Seils Floto Howes Great London and John Robinson shows. Capital stock is 2,006,000 dollars, incorporated in Ohio. Offices to be in Cincinnati with wintering circuits in Peru Indiana.
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Cincinnati
Hagenbach - Wallace
Seils - Floto
Howe
Great
London
John Robinson
Peru
Ind
Ohio
Salt for fertilizing fruit growers offered in Annapolis Valley
Malagash salt for fertilizing purposes is offered to fruit growers and farmers in the Annapolis Valley. Experiments at the Agricultural College in Truro show very gratifying results. The salt is said to contain 1 percent potash and other chemical properties of great fertilizing value.
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Annapolis Valley
Agricultural College
Truro
No Blackmail Letter Yet It Forces Payment
A fragment reads as a cryptic note implying coercion, yet it skirts explicit threats. The writer hints at coercive demand influencing a father, while the page notes an ongoing dispute or pressure rather than a formal accusation.
Making art work pay is a work of
A short phrase stating that monetizing art is a labor requiring strategy, effort and business sense to sustain creative output.
Plan for lignite mine in Estevan district Saskatchewan
A syndicate has bought 1,800 acres of coal lands in the Estevan district of Southern Saskatchewan to develop a new lignite mine. It is also reported that a farmers coal mining company is being formed at Pinte Saskatchewan.
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Estevan
Saskatchewan
Pinte
Saskatchewan Dairy Association Convention in Regina
The thirteenth annual Saskatchewan Dairy Association convention will be held February 8 9 10 in City Hall Regina the first southern province event in ten years and includes speakers from Eastern Canada and the Pacific coast. Minister of Agriculture W R Motherwell will speak on February 9 with a banquet by the Regina Board of Trade. February 10 focuses on producers and manufacturers with emphasis on buttermakers and ice cream makers.
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Saskatchewan Dairy Association
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Regina Board of Trade
Prairie
Dominion
Canada
Pacific Coast
W. R. Motherwell
Lifesaving line-shooting gun introduced for ships and brigades
An inventor introduces a gun that fires a stout line from the shoulder up to 110 yards. It aids lifeboats, ships, crews, and brigades by sending a line to quays or wrecks. With a simple mechanism and a stand, the reach increases further.
Do Vision Air Board Plans World Flight By Sir Ross Smith
Announcement from the Do vision Air Board states that Sir Ross Smith the British airman who last summer flew from England to Australia is considering a trip around the world. A route from British Columbia to Cape Breton with a U S option via St Paul Chicago Pittsburgh and New York is mapped. Smith is having a special ship built for the globe circling journey.
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Dovision Air Board
Sir Ross Smith
England
Australia
British Columbia
Cape Breton
United Siates
St. Paul
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Prairie nurseries ship millions of trees across Canada and beyond
Saskatchewan Prairie Nurseries near Estevan report millions of trees shipped to the Prairie Provinces and beyond. Caragana Russian Poplar Manitoba Maples and apples fill four hundred cultivated acres begun in 1911 and expanded since 1913. The firm employs many workers and runs annual landscaping courses for staff.
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Canadian
Prairies
Prairie Nurseries
Saskatchewan
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Fort William
Peace River Country
British Columbia
Ontario
United States
Manitoba
Estevan
Precedence Rules Highlight Prince of Wales in India
The Prince of Wales’s status varies by realm with Viceroy as Governor General’s proxy in India. Victoria asserted his pass to the Governor General, a rule kept by design. Ireland places him third in precedence after the King and Lord Lieutenant. Scotland notes the High Commissioner and then the Duke of Rothesay during Assembly sessions.
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Prince of Wales
India
Atention
England
Victoria
Prince Consort
Ireland
Scotland
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Duke of Rothesay
Regina Amateurs Install Long Range Transmitter
G. J. Shadick and K. Muirhead of Regina have installed a transmitter with an expected range of 800 to 1200 miles. It will relay messages with Canadian and American amateurs and broadcast music for local amateurs within the province.
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G. J. Shadick
Rae
London's Lord Mayor Role Echoes Roman Heritage
The piece notes London's historic governance linking the current lord mayor to ancient Roman authority. It traces continuity from Roman times through medieval adaptations to modern ceremonial duties and civic leadership.
Evolution of the English Pound From Weight to Coin
The English pound began as a weight measure not a coin, likely sixteen ounces of iron or copper. The gold coin later matched this value. For centuries the Scottish pound was a small silver coin worth a shilling or two.
Rheumatism cures marketed by Dr Pierce’s medicines
Collinwood Ontario resident Mrs Kerwood Cook credits Dr Pierce’s Anumo Tablets and Golden Medical Discovery with curing three years of muscular rheumatism after other doctors’ medicines failed. A trial package is offered by mail from Dr Pierce’s Laboratory. A Woodstock Ontario couple report improvement in chronic bronchial trouble after using Golden Medical Discovery.
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Dr. Pierce
Bridgeburg
Ont
Woodstock
Garden
Greer
Sydenham St
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Western Provinces
W. R. Allan
John Galt
Winnipeg
B.C
Galt
Big Circus Corporation
Roy G. Ashwin
Publishers’ Advertising Association of Canada, Limited
Milestone Mail
Saskatchewan Dairy Association Convention
Saskatchewan Nurseries
Co-Operative
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers’ Limited
Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers Limited
Dominion Livestock Branch
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited
Arctic
Tropics
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