Common Problems Of United States And Canada Discussed
Hon. Charles Stewart, Canadian minister of the interior, spoke in Chicago on common problems facing the two nations. He stressed cross border pioneer settlement and agriculture, border cooperation, immigration safeguards, and Canada’s study of U.S. assimilation efforts to guide Canadian policy.
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United States
Canada
C. Stewart
Charles Stewart
Chicago
Industrial Club
Stewart
Mr Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Dominion
Bayer Aspirin Ad and Saskatchewan Butter Output Rise
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross branding and tablet sizes while another report notes Saskatchewan butter production surpassing ten million pounds for the first time, with November 1923 output totaling 16,121,702 pounds, up 1,551,795 from the prior year.
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Saskatchewan
Bourassa on Britain and Canada in European affairs
Henri Bourassa, former Nationalist leader in Canada, spoke at the Shoe Trade convention in Montreal endorsing Britain’s foreign policy as just and best for Canada. He argued Canadians should act independently in fiscal matters and favor a Britannic association of free communities with equal liberty on tariffs and peace.
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Great Britain
France
Montreal
Henri Bourassa
Canada
Europe
Britain
Bourassa
Ife
Putnam's Corn & Wart Extractor Ad
An old advertisement promises corn and wart removal with a quick paint on application. It claims no pain and a low price of 25 cents, urging buyers to refuse substitutes and use Putnam's Night and Morning products.
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Putnam
Ontario Premier Eyes Coal Transport Scheme
Premier Ferguson reports a hopeful outlook after talks with Sir Henry Thornton on Ontario coal supply. He favors a rail and water transport scheme and believes a workable freight rate at Port William could solve the coal supply issue for Ontario.
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Toronto
Queen's Park
Sir Henry Thornton
Ontario
Montreal
Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Sir Henry
Port William
Harness Tides Proposal for Passamaquoddy Bay Power Plant
The federal power commission studies a Dexter P. Cooper plan to dam Passamaquoddy Bay on the U S Canada border to create about 500000 horsepower. Dams five miles long would block the bay with gates to modulate flood tides while ship locks may be added. experts doubt feasibility due to rough weather.
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Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
Maine
Federal Power Commission
Dexter P. Cooper
Hugh L. Cooper
Muscle Shoals
Commission
Passamaquoddy Bay
International
Niagara
Cooper
Massey urges Canada to reclaim confederation spirit
Vincent Massey told Ottawa Canadian Club members that Canada must recapture the fathers of confederation spirit. He warned against copying other countries’ laws and urged firm national individuality with a protective burr. He said national unity is essential to carry Canada through its difficulties.
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Vincent Massey
Ottawa
Canada
Masse
Prairie provinces shift from wheat to mixed farming future
Natural Resources Bulletin from the Department of the Interior in Ottawa discusses the changing Western prairies. It notes settlement expanding beyond wheat to dairy eggs poultry and mixed farming and predicts coal natural gas oil and minerals will fuel future industry and push Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta toward manufacturing prominence.
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West
Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio Valley
Prairies
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Western
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
European market impact on Canadian trade stated by banker
Bank of Toronto VP Mr Henderson warned at the annual shareholders meeting that Europe has 300 million buyers for Canadian goods but current purchasing power is only 30 percent of normal. He urged Canada to support Europe’s return to normal to sustain export growth and mutual recovery.
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Henderson
Bank of Toronto
Europe
Mr. Henderson
Financial Post
Nose Colds Quickly Stopped By Catarrhozone Inhaler
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from colds by clearing nasal passages and using Catarrhozone Inhaler. It markets a complete outfit for one dollar and urges carrying the product for early symptoms, with Montreal company mail order options.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Value of Dairy Products Highlighted At Kingston Convention
Professor J A Ruddick Dominion Dairy Commissioner told the Eastern Ontario Dairymen convention in Kingston that 1922 dairy product value in Canada reached 193 million dollars. He cited partial 1923 export data showing a six million pound rise over 1922 with butter exports down four and a half to six million pounds and total exports up seven million one hundred thirty nine thousand four hundred twenty four dollars. He warned world markets grow more competitive but Canada can find buyers if quality is maintained.
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Ontario
Kingston
J. A. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy Commissioner
Canada
Ruddick
Alberta Carbon Coal Company to Develop Drum Helter Field
Alberta Carbon Coal Company Ltd holds leases on 2640 acres in the carbon field near Drum Helter. They have proven coal by diamond drilling and test holes and will continue drilling. Development is planned toward the end of February with a plant to handle 803 tons a day.
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Bayer
Canada
Bayer Company
Bayer Cross
Alberta
Alberta Carbon Coal Company, Ltd
Drumhelter
Doukhobors to Leave Canada Move To Russia Urged
In Saskatchewan the Buchanan Doukhobors discuss selling land and sending Nicolay Dergousoff to Russia to assess opportunities. A favorable report could trigger a wholesale migration back to the homeland.
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Buchanan
Saskatchewan
Russia
Nicolay Dergousoff
Shelter Belts Boost Prairie Province Resources
The article discusses the prairie forest shelter belts as key to farm productivity, wood supply, and living comfort. It notes the 1901 Tree Planting Division role, windbreak benefits, and rising farmer interest, with at least 40,000 belts worth an estimated 12 million dollars, emphasizing regional impact and potential growth of tree planting efforts.
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Prairies
Prairie
Canada
Forestry Branch
Department of the Interior
Department of the Interior Jact
Praire
Lecturers Promote Canadian Immigration Across Britain
A group of speakers including Alexander Galbraith Edmonton Hon George H Malcolm Blibie Rev Alexander McGregor Moose Jaw Sask Alex McOwen Canwood Sask Father McMullen Alberta and Mrs Mary S Marshall Brandon Manitoba tour England and Scotland to advocate Canada. The lectures draw strong audiences and are expected to boost spring migration from the British Isles to Canada.
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England
Scotland
Canada
Alexander Galbraith
Edmonton
George H. Malcolm
Blbile
Alexander McGregor
Moose Jaw
Sask
Alex. McOwen
Canwood
Father McMullen
Alberta
Mary S. Marshall
Brandon
Manitoba
British Isles
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Bring Kidney Relief Testimony
Alfred Nadeau of Albertville Que reports severe kidney pains prevented him from working a full day. After using Dodd’s Kidney Pills he says his condition improved and he feels well enough to work. He urges others with sore kidneys to try the remedy.
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Alfred Nadeau
Dodd
Albertville, Que
Mr. Nadeau
Cincas
Dodd's Medicine Co. L.td
Toronto
Pulpwood Embargo Backed by Canadian Trade Leader
John A. Husseyn president of the board of trade urged the pulpwood commission at Sante Ste Marie in favor of a total export embargo. He argued all pulpwood and other raw materials should be fully manufactured in Canada by Canadians in Canadian factories before export. He suggested government action to prohibit raw state pulpwood shipments abroad.
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John A. Husseyn
Board of Trade
Pulpwood Commission
Sante Ste. Marie
Canada
Do Not Overpraise Your Strengths or Show Weakness
A proverb advises not to turn a strong trait into a flaw by overpraising it. The proverb notes that in Newfoundland more than half the men work in fishing, illustrating a dominant local industry.
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Newfoundland
Armored Car Exhibit At Montreal Motor Show
An armored car designed for a local bank, capable of fifty miles per hour, was shown at the Montreal River city motor show. The vehicle features eighth inch armor plate and was presented as a demonstration model. In Alaska, three lighthouses more northerly than any previous navigational aids have been established by the United States Lighthouse Service.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
South America
Winnipeg Tribune
Montreal
Alaska
If a penniless man has nowhere eles to go he should go to work.
A short aphorism advises a penniless man with nowhere to go to seek work. The message stresses practical action over despair, presenting work as the path to stability.
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Demane
East
Alberta Coal
Atlantic Coast
Stewart Fullerton
the Times
Big Valley
Alta
Natural Resources Bulletin
Doukhobors
Scott
U.S
Minard
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