Colonization Plan Urged for Western Canada Growth
A long editorial argues that Canada must boost population and agricultural settlement in Western lands to reduce national debt and raise wealth. It praises the Western Canada Colonization Association for proposing a practical, nonprofit plan seeking government cooperation to turn unoccupied lands into productive farms and stronger communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Western
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Canada Colonization Association
Western Canada
Exhibition Association
West
Government says no message sent to Sinn Fein
Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons that the British Government has sent no message to the Sinn Fein by anyone to open negotiations on its behalf. The remark answered a question about John J. Farrell, former lord mayor of Dublin, who claimed a peace offer would be made to the Irish Republican Parliament.
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Sinn Fein
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
John J. Farrell
Dublin
Speaker's Chair Arrives For Canadian House of Commons
The replica chair, funded by subscription of all British MPs, was unloaded from the Canadian Raider at Montreal and dispatched to Ottawa for the Canadian House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminister
House of Commons
Montreal
Ottawa
Farmers foresee stockyards in British Columbia
President Copeland of the United Farmers announces a likely plan to erect stockyards at New Westminster to help BC stockmen and farmers hold the local market. The note follows a convention urging government action. Over 16,000 head of beef cattle were shipped from Alberta in 1920.
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United Farmers of
British Columbia
Copeland
United Farmers
New Westminster
Alberta
Global oil pipelines stretch around the earth
The report notes that American petroleum pipelines span vast distances from fields to storage or refineries. Their combined length is enough to encircle the Earth at the equator, underscoring the extensive network of fuel transport infrastructure.
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America
At extreme altitudes mountaineers report sleep disruption
At elevations above 23000 feet climbers report severe sleep difficulties due to thin air and low oxygen. Researchers note that lack of sleep can impair judgment and physical performance, complicating ascent plans and safety.
The Valet Auto Strop Razor Advertisement Claim
An old advert touts the Valet Auto Strop razor as self stropping with a leather strop built in. It promises a keen edge for every shave and claims no disassembly is needed for stropping or cleaning. The set includes razor, strop, and blades priced at five dollars.
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Valet Auto
Gwen
Alberta Crop Prospects Fewer acres and more bushels
A Lethbridge paper estimates southern Alberta crop area will drop 15 to 25 percent from last year due to more summer fallowing. Wheat area may rise as early sowing and favorable markets boost planting. More sunflowers, silos, and winter grains show promising conditions across the province.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Pumpkins From Irrigated Land Near Brooks Alberta
Pumpkins and squash of several varieties have been grown successfully for four consecutive years on irrigated land near Brooks Alberta. During the past fall two carloads of green Hubbard squash and smaller pumpkins were shipped to the Calgary market, yielding a net return of over 200 dollars per acre.
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Brooks
Alta
BC Orchards Survey Details Land Under Cultivation
The Horticultural Branch of the British Columbia Department of Agriculture reports 19,991 acres in cultivation. North Okanagan holds 2,915 acres while the southern region contains 7,076 acres in cultivation.
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Horticultural Branch
B.C. Department of Agriculture
Okanagan Territory
On Its Way
A missionary tests his hopeful pupil with an English riddle about eggs. The boy answers that an egg is a chicken not yet, illustrating simple language learning and humor from the Watchman Examiner.
Saint Helena Edict Bans Gossip Forever in 1709
In 1709 an edict at St. Helena punished gossip so severely that the act was declared banished from the island. The decree aimed to curb idle talk and enforce silence among residents.
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St. Helena
If a Woman Knew Her Husband As Well Before As After
Witty reflection notes that knowing a husband better after marriage could lead a woman to consider another partner, implying increased awareness of flaws and changes in attraction. The quip suggests marriage reshapes perceptions and choices.
The Expectant Man Faces Surprise When It Occurs
A succinct reflection on how even those who anticipate the unexpected can be taken by surprise when such a moment arrives. The note underscores the unpredictable nature of events and human reaction to unforeseen outcomes.
Allies Seek Secret Behind German Big Bertha Guns
Allies have not solved the mechanism of Big Bertha and the three long range guns. The Peace Treaty demands surrender, but Germany refuses. France has funded 000,000 francs for research, yet no progress is reported. the work now rests with the French naval artillery department.
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French Naval Artillery Department
Prince of Wales Charms Screens as Top Film Subject
A London report says the Prince of Wales now eclipses leading favorites as a screen personality. A flapper recalls following the Official Tour Film from theatre to theatre and admits spending over two pounds in three weeks to see "that darling boy." The Prince is praised as a natural camera subject and a fine horseman, worthy of serial champion status.
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Prince of Wales
England
London
Prince
Man With Boat Rocking Wife Faces Uphill Paddle
A compact saying notes a man struggles to steer alone amid domestic tensions and a restless partner, using nautical imagery to reflect personal effort.
Putnam's Corn Extractor Advertises Painless Relief
An advertisement proclaims Putnam's Corn Extractor as the only painless sure relief for corns. It claims immediate relief and states the product costs 25 cents everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam’s
Canadian Flour Exports Hit Winnipeg Route to U S
During the week ending April 16, Winnipeg handled 361 carloads of flour bound for United States destinations as part of cross border shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
United States
A Splendid Tonic for Weak People
An advertising feature extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a reliable blood builder and vitality booster for the sick and weak. It cites growing girls pale tired women and elderly folk as beneficiaries with testimonial from Mrs William Gallie of Hantsport Nova Scotia. Price is 50 cents per box six boxes 2 50 by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Egg Shipments From Moose Jaw Reach Half Million
Approximately six carloads or 2 700 cases of eggs were shipped from Moose Jaw to Canadian and American markets in March. The shipment sets a record for any prairie city at this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Prairie
Worm Exterminator Promises Safe Treatment for Child
The Mother Graves device will drive worms from the system without injury to the child because the action, while fully effective, is mild.
Boats For Far North Build-Up In Edmonton Trade
Great activity in Edmonton boat building with a full car of twenty foot heavy freight canoes and lighter boats shipped weekly for trappers and prospectors. The Hudson Bay Company placed a large order with Alberta Motor Boat Company. Additional orders include two cruiser type canoes for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for patrol work and boats for the Dominion Forestry Department.
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Edmonton
Trapper
Far
North
Hudson's Bay Company
Alberta Motor Boat Company
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Dominion Forestry Department
McDonald Discards Cane and Walks Easily Again
Kenneth McDonald a Winnipeg hardware dealer says Tanlac cured his lumbago rheumatism and stomach trouble after three to six bottles restoring his weight by twelve pounds. He formerly relied on a cane but can now walk without assistance and praises Tanlac as the best medicine in the world.
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Tanlac
Kenneth McDonald
Oak River
Man
Winnipeg
Open Seasons for Fishing in Canada and Newfoundland
The Canadian Pacific Railway issues a booklet guiding anglers on fish varieties by province, open seasons, and license fees for residents and non residents. Fishing is a popular Canada summer pastime and the booklet should be in high demand for its information.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Newfoundland
Vancouver Branches Discuss Apple Shipments to United Kingdom
R G Parkhurst manager of Royal Mail Steam Packet Line visited the Okanagan to confer with fruit shippers about sending apples to the Old Country via the Panama Canal. A strong apple movement to UK markets is anticipated this fall.
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R. G. Parkhurst
Vancouver
Royal Mail Steam Packet Line
Old Country
Okanagan
Panama Canal
United Kingdom
Don’t Submit to Asthma Treated by Kellogg’s Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to purchase Dr J D Kellogg’s Remedy to end asthma suffering. It promises a trial will prove efficacy and relief is near, with the product sold by dealers.
Foch May Dedicate Quebec Memorial
The Great War Veterans of Quebec win city approval to place a memorial cross at Montcalm Market Square near St. John’s Gate to honor Quebec men who fell in the war. The plan includes earth from Ypres and Vimy Ridge and hopes to enlist General Foch for the sod turning if he visits Quebec.
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Foch
Quebec
Montcalm Market Square
St. John’s Gate
Ypres
Vimy Ridge
Automobiles Converted to Dental Parlors By Red Cross
The Saskatchewan provincial executive of the Red Cross decided to equip two automobiles as dental parlors to serve children in settlements far from dentists. This program aims to provide mobile dental care where access is limited.
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Saskatchewan
The
Red Cross
Maritime Disasters Prompt British Investigations
Ships lost at sea have surged in the past four to five months, pushing British marine authorities to open inquiries into the wrecks. Some cases already see full claims paid out, while others await determination.
Anna Edson Taylor dies at 58 in Lockport infirmary
Anna Edson Taylor the only woman to navigate Niagara Falls in a barrel died at 58 in Niagara County Infirmary Lockport New York. She survived her famous 1901 fall in a crude wooden barrel and became a noted daredevil figure in early Niagara River history.
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Anna Edson Taylor
Niagara Falls
Niagara County Infirmary
Lockport
N.Y
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Daughters
Cobourg Ontario mother testimonials that Lydia E Pinkham products helped her daughter overcome monthly ailments and nervous weakness. The note praises Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine for improving school attendance and health after three years of illness. It urges mothers to try the remedies for daughters with similar symptoms such as headaches backache and irregularities.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan Toms
Ball St
Cobourg
Ont
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