Canada And Its Coal Policy Urges Buying Home Fuel
The article argues for national economic self sufficiency by favoring Canadian coal over imports. It notes Alberta holds large reserves and export potential, yet Manitoba and other regions buy US coal, harming balance of trade. It cites 1920 US coal imports and calls for disciplined domestic purchasing to keep money, jobs, and industry at home.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
Atlantic Seaboard
British Columbia
Pacific
Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Isles
Britain
British Empire
United States
Manitoba
Tve
Parliamentary Fuel Committee
Ottawa
S. J. Cook
Railway Commission
Manitoba Farming Wealth and Livestock Totals 1919
Manitoba's farming wealth in 1919 totaled 350,296,000 with crops 158,566,000 and livestock dairy and wool 191,730,000. Manitoba took 72 prizes at the 1919 International Soil Products Exhibition in Kansas City. Livestock counts included horses 379,356 milch cows 227,872 other cattle 553,899 total cattle 781,771 sheep 167,170 swine 261,642 poultry 2,731,166.
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Manitoba
Kansas City
Austrian Government Refuses Allied Gold Demands
The reparations commission asks Austria to surrender part of its gold reserve and access keys to vaults, but Vienna deems the demand a violation of the Treaty of Versailles. The dispute highlights friction between the Allies and Austria over wartime reparations and asset control.
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Austria
New Use For Saskatchewan Clay
A Waldeck farmer is manufacturing a fire lighter from local Saskatchewan clay deposits. The brick shaped lighter, soaked in kerosene, burns for about thirty minutes and can be replenished for indefinite use. The clay also has potential in kalsomine filler paper Dutch cleanser white shoe polish and high quality bricks or tiles.
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Waldeck
American
Germany
Dr Hamilton's Pills Offer Quick Vitality Rebound
An old advertisement promises renewed energy and health for those feeling weak or tired. It claims the medicine clears headaches, lifts fatigue, supports liver function, and tones the stomach, with benefits visible in one week. Available from The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal for 25 cents.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Dressed Meat for England Shipping Cattle on Hoof May Change
Montreal livestock dealer P Burns of P Burns & Co says Canada will replace live exports to England with dressed meat within ten years. He foresees large eastern abattoirs slaughtering and preparing cattle for shipment overseas.
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P. Burns
P. Burns & Co
Canada
England
Government to loan half silo construction cost in Saskatchewan
One half of the cost of building silos will be financed by the Saskatchewan Government under the Rural Credits Act if a committee recommendation is approved by the legislature. Farmers receiving the loans must repay within one or two years.
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Saskatchewan
Committee On Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
Bayer
Canada
Beavers Population Claim In Manitoba Sparks Debate
J Morrison M L A for Rupert's Land told the agriculture committee at the Parliament Building that within a hundred miles of Winnipeg there are more beavers than in all Northern Manitoba which begins three hundred miles north of Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg City
Manitoba
Here
J. Morrison
M.L.A
Rupert’s Land
Committee On Agriculture
Parliament Building
One Telephone For Each Ten Persons In U S
The United States reports 12 004 325 telephone subscribers, averaging one phone per ten people. This statistic highlights widespread adoption of telecommunication services during the period. It reflects policy and market growth shaping national connectivity and access.
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United States
Itch Cured In 30 Minutes By Sassary Lotion
Advertisement claims Itch relief in 30 minutes using Weillord's Sassary Lotion marketed by Druggista. The copy targets tech and manage terms and asserts a cure for contagious scratches in humans or animals.
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Weillord
Druggista
Samoa Sea Worm Eaten Raw and Cooked Like Oyster
A description notes Samoa's sea worm, extremely slender like a straw, is eaten in both raw and cooked forms, comparing it to an oyster in culinary use.
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Samoa
Longest Thunder Roll Noted at Forty Five Seconds
A report records the duration of the longest accurately noted roll of thunder as 45 seconds. No additional events or names are given in the text.
Dr Agnew's Remedy for Heart Disease Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Agnew's remedy claiming relief in ten minutes for organic or functional heart disease and speedy cure for palpitations shortness of breath and smothering spells. It asserts one dose convinces and lists left side pain as a symptom targeted.
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Agnew
Taking Chances and a Late Sunday Express
A railroad official refuses a stern citizen's request to restrain the Elm Grove express whistle on Sunday mornings. The citizen explains his pastor preaches until the whistle sounds, noting the express was twenty minutes late last Sunday.
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Express
Elm Grove
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Immigrants from U.S. Average Wealth in 1920
The 48 866 immigrants from the United States in 1920 carried average cash and effects valued at 371 dollars 77 cents. The total wealth from United States immigration for the year reached 18 166 962 dollars.
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United States
Scurvy's impact on teeth and child nutrition
A Lester Institute report links even trace scurvy to tooth structure changes and bacterial activity. It notes latent scurvy in undernourished children and stresses proper nourishment, mastication, and medical checkups to prevent premature tooth loss and support healthy growth.
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Lester Institute
London
Baby's Own Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Children
A UK style advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative for children. Mrs. A D West of Loreburn Saskatchewan endorses their gentle action and reliability noting consistent results over time. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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A. D. West
Loreburn, Sask
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Banff to Lake Louise Highway Nears Official Opening
The Banff to Lake Louise highway is completed with the west ten miles pending official opening. Officials expect it to be opened to vehicular traffic in June, enabling the Banff to Lake Louise trip this coming summer.
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Banff
Lake Louise
Banff To
A Hopeful View Predicted by Gibbs and Geologists
Sir Phillip Gibbs says another great European war is only a question of time. Geologists similarly forecast a forthcoming glacial epoch, arguing time leads to large natural shifts. The Plain Dealer notes both professions expect imminent upheavals.
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Phillip Gibbs
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as cure all
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for frequent colds and acute catarrh. It claims to build up the system cleanse the blood and make one less liable to colds with internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces. It lists 75 cents price and testimonials free.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toleds
Okie
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Featured for Child Health
An advertisement promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a standard remedy to protect children from worm infections, claiming years of use have built its reputation.
Chicago to Open Chinese Café and Teashop
Chicago plans include a Chinese cafe and teashop set to open this year, promising a variety of traditional and modern beverages. The listing notes a focus on authentic flavors and a welcoming dining space for locals and visitors.
Canada Auto Industry Survey for 1919
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 1919 as a pivotal year for Canada’s auto sector. Ontario dominates capital with over 48 million dollars in the 57 million total investment. The industry employs 13,084 with payroll surpassing 15 million. Touring cars reached 61,257 units valued over 52 million, and trucks 7,527 valued at 4.85 million.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Dominion
Canada
Sincerity of a Dog Reflected in Tail Wags
A short thought praises canine honesty shown through a dog’s wagging tail, implying loyal, genuine behavior in pets and their affection.
One of Canada’s Known Travellers Endorses Minard’s Liniment
Frank E. Johns of Montreal recounts a personal cure after a long tramp in slushy weather. He credits his wife for rubbing his legs with Minard’s Liniment, claiming the pain vanished within minutes and endorsing the remedy to readers.
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Canada
Montreal
Frank E. Johns
Discretion the Better Part Amid Economic Uncertainty
The Edmonton Bulletin argues that amid falling wages and weak demand for labor workers striking over nine months of work for salaries from 1800 to 3250 are paying a high price for experience. It notes the prudent man clings to any job offering a decent living and hopes it lasts.
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Edmonton Bulletin
February Sea Fish Catch Tops Previous Year On Both Coasts
The Dominion reports total sea fish catch for February at 166 751 cwts valued at 691 030 dollars in first hands, compared with 278 398 cwts worth 652 970 dollars for the same month last year, across both coasts.
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Dominion
Oil of the People Oil Product Praised by Users
The ad claims Dr. Thomas eclectric oil remains dominant among oils, growing in usefulness each year. It touts sterling qualities and broad appeal across thousands of users who would choose no other preparation.
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Thomas
Dicken's Grandson Joins Royal Navy as Captain
Gerald Dickens, grandson of Charles Dickens, serves as a captain in the British navy, reflecting the novelist's enduring familial legacy in public service.
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Dicken
Gerald Dickens
Nevada Claim Of Neutral Spring Will Darken Hair Jet Black
A report asserts a neutral spring water found in Nevada will color hair to a jet black shade. No supporting data or official corroboration is provided.
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Nevada
Okanagan Fruit Sales Reach Over Two Million Dollars
Statistics from the Okanagan United Fruit Growers show total annual sales exceeding two million dollars and 808 193 packages handled. The general average price for apples in 1920 across all varieties was 24434 dollars, up from 1 94 in 1919, with shipments increasing to New Zealand Great Britain and the United States. Prospects for 1921 are very favorable.
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Okanagan United Fruit Growers
New Zealand
Great Britain
United States
Unblemished Record for Kellogg Asthma Remedy
Advertising claims have long touted Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy with modest language. The note emphasizes conservative claims and relies on testimonials from thousands relieved by the remedy, urging sufferers to try it.
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J. D. Kellogg
Pine species in the United States among the most valuable
About 28 pine species grow in the United States with white pine Georgia pine red pine and the large west coast sugar pine standing out as the most valuable.
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United States
Great West Coast
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