National Coal Policy to Solve Ontario and Quebec Fuel Shortage
Editorial argues Alberta coal can replace United States imports in Ontario, aided by lower western transport costs and tariff adjustments. Proposes Ottawa subsidize part of west to east coal transport, boosting Alberta mines, employment, and national self sufficiency amid winters.
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Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Pennsylvania
United States
Ottawa Journal
The
Toronto Star
Manitoba
Great Lakes
Canada
West
Ottawa
Dominion
Young Canada Forest League Mobilizes 140000 Boys for Fire Prevention
The Canadian Forestry Association forms the Young Canadians Forest League with 140000 organized boys ready to assist fire rangers across the Dominion. Badges and detailed instructions are issued as the corps prepares to guard forests this year.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Young Canadians Forest League
Dominion
Growth of Paper Mills in Canada Shows Industry Expansion
Canada operates 100 pulp and paper mills with 40 pulp mills 33 paper mills and 27 pulp and paper mills. Seventeen are newsprint plants and 1924 output is projected at 1,500,000 tons of newsprint using 2,250,000 cards of pulpwood. Canada also has 560,000 automobiles and trucks in use. Oklahoma transports 19,000 pupils to school in auto bushes.
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Canada
Dominion
Oklahoma
Mourning Tree in Ancient Tombs and Monuments
The dark cypress symbolized mourning in ancient times shading tomb streets and serving as decoration on monuments.
Chinese Bible purchases in 1922 set records in Shanghai reports
The Bible Society reports in Shanghai show Chinese buyers spent 37.995 Mexican dollars for Bibles in 1922, a new high with 19,356 Bibles issued. Pekin shops sold over 2,900 Bibles and New Testaments totaling 1,200 Mexican dollars, mainly to non Christians, especially students. Across China 1,987,326 volumes circulated in 16 languages and eight foreign tongues.
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China
Shanghai
The
Bible Society
Pekin
Bible Seciety
Nerviline Neuralgia Relief Advertisement
Nerviline promises quick relief for neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism with a warm soothing glow that penetrates deep into sore tissue. The ad claims fast pain easing and eventual disappearance of soreness in a short time. It promotes a large 35 cent bottle sold everywhere.
Canadians eat cheese far less per capita than some nations
Canadians rank high in Lutter consumption yet eat little cheese, likely under three pounds per person annually. Dairy Commissioner J A Ruddick notes other countries use three to five times that amount. He suggests expanding catering methods by offering cheese in convenient sizes and shapes and increasing advertising.
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Canadians
J. A. Ruddick
Canada
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Rheumatism Claims
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism by purifying and enriching the blood. A Mrs Bryson of Arthur Ontario testifies the pills freed her from shoulder and neck pain after failing with doctors medicines. The ad notes mothers and women changing life spells improved and urges purchase for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
A. Bryson
Arthur
Ont
Prosperity seen in prairie car ownership figures
Indication of prosperity if car ownership reflects wealth, Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba report 181,231 vehicles in 1922 up from 142,874 in 1921. National totals rise from 453,452 in 1921 to 610,115 in 1922. Prairies hold about one third of Canada’s vehicles with Alberta 50,234 Saskatchewan 56,659 and BC 32,724.
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Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Prairies
Dominion
British Columbia
Lake Shippers Forecast Strong Year on Great Lakes
Lake shipping expects a big year with a large grain volume ready for release. Reports indicate 42 new vessels will join fleets on the Great Lakes and canals as elevator capacity rises, signaling confidence in heavier future grain movement.
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Great Lakes
Your Teeth by Rea Proctor McGee
A medical note on dental care stresses veteran teeth through daily brushing and early treatment of decay. It links oral health to overall digestion and health, urges diet changes for children, and recommends breast milk for infants followed by soft to firm foods as teeth emerge.
Canada faces lack of public drug treatment facilities
F W Cowan, head of the narcotics division, notes Canada has no public treatment centers for addicts. Current practice sends addicts to jail or lunatic asylums. Provinces begin planning dedicated facilities or hospital wings with Ontario and Winnipeg considering civic projects. Cross border police cooperation with the United States improves drug suppression. a 1200 pound drugs shipment bound for Montreal via New York was seized in transit.
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Canada
F. W. Cowan
Department of Health
Ontario
Winnipeg
United States
Health Department
Montreal
New York
Quebec Woman Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for Recovery
Madame Roch Martel of St Henri Quebec reports five years of back pain and ailment ended after using three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She now enjoys strength and health and urges others who suffer to try this remedy.
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St. Henri, Que
Dodd
Madame Roch Martel
Canada
Growth Of Canada As An Industrial Nation Noted
Prof R C Wallace of the University of Manitoba spoke before the Winnipeg Rotary Club saying Canada has become more industrial, with population up 0 percent railway mileage up 120 percent and industrial life up 700 percent over 25 years. No need to suffer with corns use Hellay's Corn Remover.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Helloway
Saskatchewan Women cite low infant mortality ranking
At the Saskatchewan Council of Women annual convention, Saskatchewan claims the second lowest infant mortality rate after British Columbia. In 1922 births averaged 61 daily with 105 infant deaths per 1000 births under one year. The Saskatchewan government paid 6275 in maturity grants as the only government in the Americas aiding mothers in this way.
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Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Saskatchewan Council of Women
Manitoba Woollen Mills Buys Machinery For Blankets
Machinery valued at 46000 has been bought by Manitoba Woollen Mills Limited and will start manufacture immediately on installation. Main products will be blankets wool and mackinaws with over 200 Manitoba farmers as shareholders including prominent sheep raisers who have sent wool crops to the mill.
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Manitoba Woollen Mills, Limited
Manitoba
Tanlac Restores Health and Gains 24 Pounds Says Mrs Harbach
Mrs Alice Harbach of 26 Dundas St W London credits Tanlac with restoring health and increasing weight by 24 pounds two years ago. She suffered nervousness headaches and weakness but says Tanlac ended her troubles and she would recommend it to every home. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Canada
Alice Harbach
Dundas St. W
London
Ont
Tanlac
Alberta Leads Dominion Coal Production in 1922
Alberta mined 5,975,744 tons of coal in 1922, up 38,549 tons from 1921, as Nova Scotia figures were not yet available. The provincial mines department compiled the totals, showing Alberta as the heaviest coal producing province in the Dominion.
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Nova Scotia
Alberta
Dominion
Department of Mines
Asthma Remedy Promises Lasting Relief From Attacks
The advertisement claims Dr. J. D. Kelloge's Asthma Remedy provides profound relief during attacks. It asserts sufferers experience comfort, restored breathing, and clear bronchial tubes, implying the remedy is invaluable even at higher prices.
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J. D. Kelloge
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Claims Unmatched Healing
An 19th-century advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal remedy needing no physician. It asserts relief for coughs and bronchial troubles as well as burns cuts and bruises, promising proven effectiveness through user experience rather than testimonials.
London roads deepen foundations for heavy traffic
Traffic congestion in London leads to roads being built on 12 inch thick concrete foundations, doubling previous six inch depths used a few years earlier. The change reflects demand for stronger surfaces to support increasing vehicle load and wear.
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London
Bragging About Honor Draws Mixed Reactions
A saying notes that boasting about one’s honor may be needed to be noticed, but implies insecurity when faced with scrutiny. The line suggests pride and perception influence how honor is shown publicly.
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Fdmanson, Bates & Co
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Rea Proctor McGee
ALD
D.D.S
Pittsburgh, Pa
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Castoria
NEW _ METEOR BICYCLE
Alue
King ST. West
R. G. McLeod
Growth of
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Woollen Mills
Ars
Winslow
A. Harbach
Dmanson, Bales
Dominion Express
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Donalda Manufacturing Company
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Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Biome
Kendall
B. J. Kendall
Enosturg
U.S.A
Liniment
Lumperman
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