Country Leaders Back Early Hudson Bay Railway Completion
In a Commons debate on the Hudson Bay route, leaders from all parties pledged to complete the railway. Hon. S. P. Graham Hon. Arthur Meighen and Hon. W. Fielding urged prompt action while stressing caution and financial limits.
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Country
Hudson Bay Railway
House of Commons
Hudson Bay
Andrew Knox
Prince Albert
Hansard
S. P. Graham
Arhur Meighen
W. &. Fielding
W. S. Fielding
Hudson Gay
Western Canada
Tidewater
Canada
Railway Extensions Planned Across Western Regions This Year
Lt. C. Coleman of Western Lines outlines major construction by Canadian Pacific and joint CN lines. Projects include Lanigan northerly branch to Melfort, Catknife to Whiteford Lake, Battle River crossing, and partial builds on Milden Empress Leader southerly and Wymark Archive lines. Prumheiler to Bull Pound slated as a CN joint venture. Consul-Assiniboia work underway with May announcements anticipated.
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Canadien Pacific Railway
C. Coleman
Western Lines
Coleman
Lanigan
Naieam
Melfort
Catknife
Whiteford Lake
Battle River
Milden Empress
Wymark Archive
Prumheiler
Bull Pound
Canadian National Railways
Consul-Assini
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by NS Resident
Mulgrave, Nova Scotia special reports James McKinnon praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble curing run down condition back pain rheumatism and improving health after five boxes. The piece notes many keep the remedy on hand to prevent serious kidney disease and urges neighbors to compare experiences.
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Dodd
Mulgrave
N.S
James McKinnon
Mr. McKinnon
Bovril Limited Reports Profit and Growth at AGM
Bovril Limited shows a net profit of £305,709 at the 26th annual general meeting in London. A 9 percent dividend on deferred shares was approved, with Sir George Lawson Johnson as Chairman and Sir Cornthwaite Rason named secretary. Exports rose 22 percent in 1922 from 1921, with 1923 signaling further growth and advertising investment noted as a key factor.
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Bovril Limited
London
England
George Lawson Johnson
Earl of Erroll
Douglas Walker
Cornthwaite Rason
Western Australia
Province Closes Forests From April To November
The Provincial Government issued a decree closing provincial forests from April 1 to November 15. Entry requires a permit during this period. The move aims to protect forests from fires and safeguard resources.
New York Builds World’s Largest Hotel Again
A new project in New York will create the largest hotel in the world, and the city will again claim the title when this immense structure rises. The cycle continues as another larger hotel may later surpass it in the same city.
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New York
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Colic and Cramps
An advertisement urges keeping Nerviline on hand for colic cramps and stomach pains. It claims a 35 cent bottle prevents family discomfort and should be in every home, noting Nerviline is sold everywhere.
The Garden a Money Maker in Farm Life
The article argues gardens are profitable by promoting health, enjoyment of food, and savings from surplus vegetables. It claims gardens provide a small cash income, reduce food costs, and should be essential on any farm alongside livestock. It urges farmers to value homegrown vegetables over buying pork and questions reliance on meat when vegetables suffice.
Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Help Lee of Ontario
Beamsville resident Me. A. Lee writes of severe heart and nerve trouble causing sleeplessness and fainting spells while driving and working. After taking Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills, he reports relief and calmer nights with fewer episodes.
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Lee
Beamsville, Ont
Milburn
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills advertised in Toronto
An advertisement proclaims Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as restoring health after years of burden. The copy claims a relieved man can work with pleasure and offers 50 cents per box via dealers or direct from The T. Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto Ontario.
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T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Record of fruit shipments from British Columbia Okanagan
Four thousand seven hundred eighty four cars of last season's fruit were shipped from the Okanagan district in British Columbia up to the middle of February this year.
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Okanagan
British Columbia
Great Britain the only nation to reduce debt since the war
A. B. McMaster told Ottawa’s University Club that Britain stands as the sole country to have decreased its national debt since the war. He noted Europe’s overall indebtedness to Americans at 140 per person and listed Britain’s and other nations’ creditor positions to Canada and European states.
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Europe
Great Britain
A. B. McMaster
K.C. M.P
Brome
Quc
University Club
Ottawa
Britain
America
United States
Canada
Romania
Greece
France
Catarrhozone Promoted As Remedy For Catarrh And Bronchial Ailments
An old advertisement extols Catarrhozone as a inhaled remedy for catarrh, bronchial troubles, and throat weakness. It promises relief without drugs, using balsamic vapors to heal and ease symptoms. A two month course costs one dollar, smaller size fifty cents, distributed by dealers in Montreal.
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Montreal
Baldwin’s four one syllable words for world peace
The Detroit News quotes Stanley Baldwin in the British House of Commons praising four monotone words Faith hope love and work as essential to national and global stability. He argues no communist government can win hearts when these values guide society and policy.
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Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Britain
Europe
Baldwin
The
Detroit News
Police aid restores most lost London children yearly
Between 15 000 and 26 000 children go missing in London each year but about 98 percent are returned to their parents with police help. The statistic underscores police effectiveness in reunions and public safety.
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London
Timing of action dictated by necessity and duty
A concise maxim states the proper time for any task is the moment it should be done, implying urgency and alignment with obligation. It emphasizes decisive timing, urging action when the need arises.
Canadian wheats grow by careful selection over 37 years
Cerealist P Russell Cowan notes beardless wheats have replaced bearded varieties in Western Canada. He cites increases from 100 million to 366 million bushels over 37 years, crediting White Russian Red Fife Marquis and newer bald varieties like Ruby Supreme Early Triumph and Kinley for higher flour quality and better prairie performance, while bearded types lag in milling and shattering resistance.
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Canada
P Russell Cowan
Dominion
Prairies
Fife
Marquis
Stanley
Percy
Preston
Huron
Ruby
Supreme
Triumph
Kitchener
Kinley
West
Pioneer
Prelude
Alberta Prize Wheat Seed Promotes Western Canada Abroad
The Dominion Government will use prize winning seed grain to advertise Western Canada next year. A deal between Alberta field crops and the federal immigration department secures N Tallenger’s Marquis wheat from Claresholm and J W Bigland’s champion Oats from Lacombe for the campaign.
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Alberta
Dominion
Western Canada
Alberta Provincial Department of Agriculture
Dominion Department of Immigration and Colonization
N. Tallenger
Claresholm
J. W. Bigland
Lacombe
English Sparrow Invades Alaska in 1922 Spring
The English sparrow first invaded Alaska in the spring of 1922. It arrived in America around 1850 and has gradually moved westward since, already spreading over much of Europe and likely to establish itself globally.
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Alaska
America
Europe
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