Canada must build self reliant coal supply policy
The article argues Canada should become self contained by using its own coal resources to reduce imports and improve the balance of trade. It notes Ontario and Quebec lack coal deposits, the cheaper Pennsylvania coal dominates, and freight costs from Alberta hinder eastern use. It previews government and railway efforts to lower rates and questions if gains offset transportation losses.
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Canada
Canséa
Dominion of Canada
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Arents
Pacific
British Columbia
United States
Dominion
Republic
Ontario
Quebec
Alberts
Drumheller
Ottawa
Alberta Coal
Ully
Pennsylvania Coal
Canadian National Railways
Henry Thornton
Beatty
The
Sparrowhawk Speeds Through Space and Everyday Delays
The text contrasts a sparrowhawk’s swift dive with human complacency and misaligned priorities. It notes neighbors’ desires for deserved outcomes and the common excuse of emergencies never arriving, while people justify expenses like cigar costs as family support.
Household Hints for Cinnamon Rolls and Yeast Buns
Fae Cinnamon shares a step by step recipe for making 18 buns. It covers yeast activation with lukewarm water, mixing milk, flour, eggs, sugar, and butter, two rising periods, rolling dough with cinnamon sugar and raisins, forming rolls, baking 30 to 40 minutes, and turning out after baking.
Apple Raisin Caramel Stew from Pantry Instructions
Pare core and halve the apples then arrange with 44 cup Sun-Maid raisins in a broad pan. Layer with 1 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons butter and 1 3 cup water. Simmer gently until tender and caramel forms. Serve hot or cold with cream or with rice.
Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible
An advertisement proclaims Putnam's Corn Extractor destroys corns completely with a guaranteed result. It promises no substitute will work and charges 25 cents per unit.
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Putnam’s
Putnam's
New Principle In Physics Confirms Relativity Theory
Dr W C Campbell announces a confirmation of Einstein's relativity from Sun eclipse photographs at Wallal Australia on September 21. He explains light as a substance affected by gravity and notes the theory reshapes views on the universe beyond a simple light-bending claim.
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Isaac Newton
Lick Observatory
W. C. Campbell
Campbell
University of California
Wallal
Australia
Einstein
Good Counsel for Hog Breeders by A. A. MacMillan
Ottawa official A A MacMillan advises hog breeders to grow pigs from birth to market weight using skim milk shorts alfalfa roots or blood or fish meal then finish on barley oats and corn. He notes mature bacon hogs weigh 200 to 210 pounds at six to seven months and a boar can save grain and improve prices. Minard's Liniment for Rheumatism.
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A. A. MacMillan
Ottawa
Wheat and oats stocks and quality in Canada March 1923
Bureau of Statistics reports show Canada held 139,788,000 bushels of wheat and 191,718,000 bushels of oats on March 31 1923, up from 1922. About 14 percent of the 1922 wheat remained with farmers. Of the 1922 crop 98 percent was merchantable, 359,987,000 bushels, with Saskatchewan at 99 percent merchantable.
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Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Saskatchewan
Baby's Own Tablets Proved Reliable by Mothers
A Quebec mother from St Dumas testifies she has used Baby's Own Tablets for ten years and always keeps them on hand. The tablets are described as a mild laxative that regulates bowels aids digestion and helps teeth eruption. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Bravery and Wilderness Echo In Detroit Dinner
New York correspondent recalls meeting James Oliver Curwood at breakfast in Detroit praising the novelist as a master of nature. Curwood is described as loving romance and adventure. the writer notes Curwood’s calm amid a clattering dish.
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Detroit
James Oliver Curwood
Curwood
America
Northwest
Metropolitan
New York
Vamoose as Spanish Pace Phrase in Slang Usage
The note explains that the slang term vamoose is a proper expression meaning let us go in Spanish contexts. It highlights its use as casual speech and marks its linguistic spread in informal dialogue.
The richest man in the world is the one who is satisfied
A reflective saying notes true wealth lies in contentment rather than accumulation. It credits happiness to being satisfied with what one owns and practiced moderation. The quote emphasizes financial status is not the sole measure of richness.
Knit Wear Expands Beyond Sports to Formal and Afternoon Style
Knit wear once used mainly for sports apparel now appears in afternoon and formal outfits. A brown knit silk three piece suit with sand blouse shows the style, featuring Poiret fox trim on collars cuffs and sash ends. Miller's Worm Powders claim to pass worms without upsetting the child and cleanse the stomach and bowels to prevent recurrence.
Carnarvon Reaches Goal In Fatal Grand Adventure
Lord Carnarvon, famed traveler and patron of exploration, joined King Tutankhamen in an expedition that ends in tragedy. The New York Times recalls his restless drive to push boundaries, noting his death came after decades of globe spanning journeys.
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Lord Carnarvon
Tut-ankh-Amen
New York Times
Canada Exports Butter Surpass Imports by Two Million Pounds
Britain received 3 7 13 709 pounds and the United States 3 0 32 929 as Canada posted exports of slightly over 2 000 000 pounds of butter in the last fiscal year. Other destinations include Belgium Bermuda British Guiana Barbadoes Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago and more.
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Canada
House of Commons
United Kingdom
United States
Belgium
Bermuda
British Guiana
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
British West Indies
China
Cuba
France
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Countries
Russia Eyes Grain Exports Returns in 1923 Estimates
The Labor Gazette reports 1922 grain exports reached 100 million poods from the Soviet crop and forecasts 200 million poods next year. Officials expect earnings between 200 and 250 million gold roubles from the sales.
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Soviet Department of Statistics
Labor Gazette
Regina Woman Gains Fifteen Pounds On Tanlac
Regina resident Mrs Ethel Johnson reports grippe left her rundown with loss of appetite and weak nerves. She credits Tanlac with restoring her weight by about fifteen pounds and improving appetite and energy. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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Ethel Johnson
Waseana St
Regina
Sask
Grippe
Tanilac
Taniac
Growth Of Dairying Alberta Expects to Greatly Increase Output
Warren W. Prevey of the Edmonton City Dairy told the Rotary Club that Alberta dairying will grow rapidly in coming years. He noted current butter production around 15 million pounds annually and predicted a rise toward about 100 million pounds as the province exploits its dairy potential.
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Alberta
Warren W. Prevey
Edmonton City
Rotary Club
Mr. Prevey
Toll call anger sparks sobbing plea for refund
A woman crying in a telephone booth after a toll call draws Central's attention. She repeats her demand for her money back and laments that Harold would not speak to her. The New York Sun reports the incident with terse quoted dialogue.
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Central
Harold W
New York Sun
Child labor figures from the 1920 census
The 1920 census reports more than a million children between ten and fifteen working in the United States. The survey excludes those under ten and those under thirteen working in family or farm settings.
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United States
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