Canada must unite to save the National Railways now
The document argues the Canadian National Railways face a crippling, recurring deficit worsened by war and policy. It calls for joint federal provincial action to develop natural resources from coast to coast, boost traffic, and reform management and rates to build lasting financial footing for the railways.
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Casads
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Fim
Trafic
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Fair Wage for Farm Labor Questionaire Results
The United Farmers of Alberta surveyed representative members in various localities on fair wages for farm help this year. About 55 percent favor 40 dollars per month and board, 10 percent favor 50 dollars and board, and 35 percent choose 30 to 75 dollars with board, with the majority leaning to the lower amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farmers of Alberta
A Prime Dressing for Wounds
The article notes that some factories keep carbolic acid to cauterize wounds but recommends Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a quicker, less skin-damaging alternative. It claims the oil does not scar or burn the skin.
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Dr. Thomas
Etiquette Book Highlights Chinese Rite Traditions
The text notes that Chinese culture places highest value on etiquette with the Book of Rites dating to the first century BCE, underscoring ancient standards of propriety and social conduct.
Big Berry Crop in British Columbia Expected in 1921
The British Columbia Berry Growers' Association estimates require 500 freight cars to move about 2500 tons of small fruits this year. Production may exceed last year by over fifty percent, with 2,800 acres in cultivation and revenues near one million dollars. The new association aims to broaden BC berry markets.
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British Columbia
Berry Growers’ Association
British Columbia Pulp Exports Reach Orient and Australia
British Columbia pulp is being shipped to the Orient and a recent shipment was made to Australia. All consumers are under long-term contracts. The extension to Australia is notable as mills have previously shipped only paper. No moves are aimed at European markets.
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British Columbia
Orient
Australia
Dining room niceties inspire home improvement trend
A narrator recalls enriching a home dining space with linen, china, glassware, and a fern centerpiece. The piece highlights how shared meals improve mood and urges readers to update dining room items, from table settings to modern coffee makers, as shops entice with stylish options.
Miller's Worm Powders for Children
Miller's Worm Powders claim to clear stomach and bowels of worms and end their ravages. The powders are sweet to taste and should suit children, with non injurious composition. If vomiting occurs it signals active work rather than nausea.
Saskatchewan Farm Labor Shortage Ahead This Spring
The Employment Bureau of Labors and Industries estimates 4000 to 5000 farm laborers needed on Saskatchewan farms this spring. Already over 1500 orders for farm help have been received by government Employment Service offices in anticipation of April seeding.
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Saskatchewan
Employment Bureau of Labors and Industries
Saskatchewan Government Employment Service
Prairie Provinces Survey Totals Acres Across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta
Survey data show Manitoba 35 479 517 acres Saskatchewan 78 954 281 acres Alberta 85 323 466 acres. Total surveyed across the three prairie provinces reaches 199 757 264 acres.
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Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
A New Bee In England Found In Hertfordshire
A black, large bee and its nest have been discovered in Hertfordshire marking a first in England. The unusual insect and its nest attract curiosity from observers and entomologists alike.
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England
Hertfordshire
British Cemetery Near Boulogne Holds Nearly 12,000 Graves
A single British military cemetery just outside Boulogne in France contains nearly 12,000 graves, marking the scale of casualties. The site serves as a central memorial for troops who fought on the Western Front.
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France
Boulogne
The agriculturist as the key industry in world stability
The article argues the agriculturist is the essential key industry society cannot afford to lose. It asserts farming must be kept consistently profitable through policy and prevention to stabilize world industry and aid a fragile civilization, urging government action to support farmers.
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Detroit Free Press
Dr Hamiltons Pills promise clearer skin and health
An advertisement touts Dr Hamiltons Pills for pimples rash and blotches claiming to tone blood and produce peach bloom complexions. It references a formula of Mandrake and Butternut sold for 25c and notes a coincidence about royal births on Saturdays. It also promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy for infant worms.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Powdered milk factory planned for Chilliwack BC
A new milk powder factory will be built in Chilliwack B C with a daily capacity of 80 000 pounds. It is designed to process the entire district output and is expected to begin operation by May 15.
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Chilliwack
B.C
New Strength for Victims of Anaemia
An anaemia remedy promotes weight gain and energy. A mother reports her daughter aged sixteen improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, with the patient confirming better health and reduced headaches and dizziness. Pills are sold by dealers or via mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Everyeen Joyce
Westville
N.S
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
February Halifax apple shipments near one million
During February 106 993 barrels of apples were shipped from Halifax to the British Isles. The season total reaches 839 606 barrels, almost double last season’s 432 825. The season’s shipments may reach the million mark.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
British Isles
Snuff Takers Remain In Guildhall Library
London city officials long shared a custom of snuff taking and the Guildhall library still provides free snuff to members. A traditional ornate snuffboz with a jeweled lid and handle symbolizes this historic link between governance and a refined habit.
Denationalization of Russian industries begins with British properties
The move to privatize Russian industry to allow foreign concessionaires to exploit works starts with British owned assets. In other items, Canadian coal policy favors Canadian consumers, Sarah Bernhardt shines in Dante in London, eight dead in Bolivia aviation tragedy, wheat diversion dispute in Canada, US response to Germany seen as final, a Greek temple unearthed with inscriptions dating to 400 BC.
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Standing Committee of the Commons
Dominion
Sarah Bernhardt
London
Prince’s Theatre
Louis Verneuil
Madame Bernhardt
la Pas
Bolivia
Lieut. Baudron
Montreal Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Quebec
Winnipeg-New York
United States
Germany
Aeorras
Thessaly
Jupiter
Olympia
Heart Disease Remedy Promises Rapid Relief
Dr Agnew presents a remedy claimed to cure Organic sympathetic heart disease in 30 minutes. It is advertised as a peerless treatment for palpitations shortness of breath and chest pain with one dose said to convince.
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Agnew
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalida
Buffalo
N. Y
Aerial Mail: Daily Newspaper Printed in Flight
The Daily Mail will sponsor an Aerial Mail published from an airplane in flight. Editions will be printed by a special plant and dropped by parachute into towns below, serving Paris London Boulogne Rouen Amiens and other capitals with English and French editions.
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Aerial Mail
Daily Mail
Boulogne
Rouen
Amiens
Paris
London
Edmonton Firms Plan Employee Housing Project
Several Edmonton firms are considering building housing for employees with about 380 dwellings planned, averaging $3,000 to $3,500 in price. The initiative aims to provide affordable housing for workers.
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Edmonton
Europe via Panama: Vancouver to Liverpool Excursion Planned
Steamship agents announce a summer passenger voyage from Vancouver to Liverpool via the Panama Canal. One way fare is 300 dollars and 550 for a round trip with travel to an Atlantic port before returning to British Columbia. About 300 people expected to sail. first such Vancouver departure.
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Vancouver
Liverpool
Panama Canal
Atlantic
British Columbia
Europe
Farmers Flock to Winnipeg From Several States
Fifty American farmers arrive in Winnipeg en route to western points. They travel from Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota Illinois and Wisconsin. They intend emigrants may move to Canada after selling holdings as friends in the west lure them northward.
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Winnipeg
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada
United States
Selfish man shown lacking use for brains
A reflective line condemns self centered men as those whose sole concern is themselves and who show little regard for intellect or judgment.
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B. C
Cartee
Arter
King George
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
Prince Henry
Prince George
Minard
Dandruff
Airplane
Ww. N. UL
Sloan
Panama
Minard’s Liniment
American Farmers For West
Bayer
Dru Ts
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