Canada Needs One Million New Homes Warns Mental Health Editor
A columnist argues Canada faces a housing crisis with over half the population lacking adequate homes. He cites Lloyd George on healthy living, advocates government action to lower construction costs, expand lumber supply, and reduce transport rates to spur building and employment. He warns of social decay if homes remain scarce.
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Canada
Dominion
Great Britain
United States
Lloyd George
Explorer Stefansson Receives Royal Geographical Founders Medal
Canadian explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson is awarded the Royal Geographical Society Founders Medal for distinguished Arctic exploration. He is on a U S lecture tour and received the despatch from Arthur Parr Hicks in El Paso Texas noting the King’s approval. The medal fund, created by King William IV in 1831, supports geographical science and discovery.
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Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Royal Geographical Society
London
Stefansson
United States
el Paso
Texas
Society
Arthur Parr Hicks
Canada
Arctic Sea
William IV
Western Produce Exchange Formed at Winnipeg
A produce exchange has been formed at Winnipeg to handle butter cheese cream and poultry. Operations are to be begun at once with quotations to be collected from similar exchanges in large Canadian and U S cities.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Holloway's Corn Remover Offers Pain Free Relief
Advert says Holloway's Corn Remover painlessly roots out corns. Claims quick, effective relief without soreness or further irritation and targets persistent corn pain.
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Holloway
Coal Industry in Saskatchewan 1921 Output and Employment
The Saskatchewan coal mining sector employed 3,400 men for the year ending March 31, 1921. The district operated forty five mines with a total output of 334,389 tons.
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Saskatchewan
Ancient ruins near El Perote reveal unknown civilization
Ruins near El Perote in Vera Cruz state uncover remains of a hitherto unknown ancient culture. Idols found are not stone or clay but a bright tinlike substance, heavy and curious in appearance.
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el Perote
Vera Cruz
Baby's Own Tablets touted for childhood indigestion
An advertisement claims most childhood ills stem from indigestion and promotes Baby's Own Tablets as the best remedy. A testimonial from Mrs. Jos. Lunette of Immaculée Conception Quebec praises the product, available for 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Jos. Lunette
Immaculee Conception
Quc
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Moon and Woman Heart Change Inconstant Yet Men Remain
A poet reflects on the moon and a woman's heart as ever changing, yet notes that a man remains a constant presence in the sentiment. The lines evoke timeless themes of love and gender dynamics.
Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertised as a thoroughly tested remedy, Dr Kellogg's asthma treatment is touted to prevent lingering asthma symptoms. The copy asserts long study and careful testing before public release and describes the product as offering actual succor to sufferers.
Too many men vote as they pray for personal favors
A critical remark highlights how voters blend religion with politics, suggesting many cast ballots mainly to seek personal favors rather than for public principles. The line implies a culture of transactional faith influencing civic duty.
Mother promotes child friendly drinks over tea and coffee
A mother argues against tea and coffee for children and suggests cocoa as a substitute, then outlines drink ideas. She recommends Cambric tea with milk and sugar, cereal coffee, malted milk with flavor, hot lemonade, grape juice, orangeade, and plenty of water. Pineapple juice from fresh fruit aids digestion.
Forage Crop Competitions Begin in Saskatchewan
Following the Better Farming Commission recommendation, Saskatchewan conducts cooperative experiments in forage crop production through competitive trials. Teams from local communities will grow and compare forage crops to identify best practices and varieties for improved yields and feed quality.
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Better Farming Commission
Saskatchewan
Federal Research Bureau Provision Aims Ottawa Institute
A bill by George Foster proposes a research bureau near Ottawa modeled on Washington’s bureau of standards. The plan, urged by the honorary advisory council and the special parliamentary committee, seeks federal funds for buildings and equipment. Initial outlay expected around 200000 dollars for the first year, with total project costs later.
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Bureau of Standards
Washington
George Foster
Canada
Nerviline Advertises Quick Pain Relief For Backache
An old time ad urges using Nerviline for backache, cramps, rheumatic or sciatic pains. It claims relief from several ailments after a few applications and promotes large 35 cent bottles sold nationwide.
Irrigation Project Secures $1.5 Million Financing
The Calgary office of the Canada Land and Irrigation Company reports London informants say financing for the Southern Alberta irrigation project is arranged. The expenditure is set at 1,500,000 dollars.
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Calgary
Canada Land and Irrigation Company
London
England
Alberta
Egyptian women push for freedom from harem confinement
Women across Egypt abandon seclusion to demand equal rights and liberty, challenging traditional gender roles and public expectations while seeking political and social autonomy.
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Egypt
Vast Andes Hold World’s Most Peak Rich Terrain
The Andes in South America contain more peaks over 20 000 feet than any other range. Bolivia’s Cordilleras de la Paz host twelve summits above four miles. In Ecuador twenty snow clad volcanoes, three active, eleven unclimbed, include Chimborazo at 20 498 feet.
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Himalayas
Andes
South America
Bolivia
Cordilleras de la Paz
Eucador
Chimborazo
Aconcagua
Panama
Cape Horn
Aroya
Peru
Crucero
Europe
Mont Blanc
Russia Seen as Europe’s Sole Great Gold Producer
The text asserts Russia dominates European gold output, labeling it the only great producer on the continent. It notes Europe's position in mining and suggests Russia plays a central role in regional gold supply.
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Russia
Europe
A Gruesome Paradise Under Soviet Rule in Russia
A London Daily Telegraph commentary laments three years of Soviet government, calling Marxist aims a disaster. It argues Lenin Trotzky and Chicherin set up a system where the workers hold ultimate power, but the masses suffer mental and physical hardship as prosperity vanishes.
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Russia
Lenin
Trotzky
Chicherin
London Daily Telegraph
Minard's Liniment Praised by Longtime User
A Dartmouth reader endorses Minard's Liniment Co. product after 25 years of use. The letter claims inhaling the liniment relieves cold symptoms within 24 hours and treats bruises and sprains effectively.
Hawaii Taps Volcanoes For Water And Power
Honolulu taps extinct Palolo crater to deliver about 2,000,000 gallons of drinking water daily. Hilo plans funding to tap Kilauea’s gases for industrial use. Scientists cite vast potential of volcanic gases for energy and industry, plus essential nutrients.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Palolo
Hilo
Kilaue
Baulky Horses How to prevent and correct baulking in work
The article warns most horses are spoiled by early overloading and over driving. Gradual load increases build shoulder strength and confidence. Watch young horses for fatigue and heaviness, using a sharp whoa to cool and reset, avoiding harsh methods that create fear and stubborn baulking.
Farm Product Value Tops Sixty Eight Million in B C
British Columbia minister of agriculture Hon. E B Barrow says the value of farm products in the province last year exceeded sixty eight million dollars. He adds that no more than fifteen percent of cultivable area is occupied.
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B.C
British Columbia
E. B. Barrow
Pacific
Automobiles Cost as Much as 100000 in Russia
Report notes luxury cars fetch prices up to 100000 in the Russian market. Analysts assess external factors like sanctions and exchange rates influencing price levels and consumer demand.
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Russia
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