Public Sufferers Face Unrest Over Coal Strike Impacts
A Detroit despatch quotes Henry Ford predicting 105,000 Ford workers nationwide could be laid off September 16 due to the coal miner strike. The piece argues the public bears the costs of industrial conflict, urging arbitration and lawful resolution rather than strikes.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
United States
Ford
Ufe
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Dominion
Uiis
Must Grab Fast Yes
A timid passenger asks the pilot what to do if the plane falls and is told to grab anything and hold on tight. French roads after the war show 33,009 miles needing repair, with 13,620 improved and 2,200 fully repaired. The piece notes Ceylon elephants are famed for strength and docility.
British capital to open branch plants in Canada says Field
FP. W. Field the British Trade Commissioner after two months in England reported optimism about trade. He noted many British business representatives are seeking markets and may visit Canada. He said British manufacturers want cooperative relations with Canadian factories and distributors and may invest via branch plants or joint ventures using existing Canadian facilities.
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FP. W. Field
Toronto
England
Britain
Canada
When Women Suffer Dr Hamilton's Pills Ad
An old advertisement urges women to seek Dr Hamilton's Pills for weak health headaches restlessness and the blues. It claims the pills relieve constipation clear sick headaches and remove wastes and poisons from the body. Thousands use this medicine to regulate the system and stay in smooth running order with dealers listed in Montreal.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Ancient myths cited on women toe joints by scientist
A scientist asserts that ancient Greece women had three joints in the little toe and Egyptian women four, while modern women typically have two joints and some cases show only one joint. The claim contrasts historical anatomy with present variation, noting notable differences across eras.
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Greece
Summer Complaints Kill Little Ones
Summer complaints kill little ones. At the first sign of illness during hot weather give Baby's Own Tablets. They prevent summer complaints when given to well children and relieve troubles when they occur. Keep tablets in homes with young children. Government analyst guarantees they are safe. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Wiliams' Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Barter Loans Across Europe Courted by Swiss Banks
Geneva cord mentions loans settled by barter. Romania sought 45 909 000 gold francs from Switzerland to replenish railroad stock, paid with cereals and petroleum. Czecho Slovakia also borrows Swiss goods and pays with sugar, avoiding direct currency exchange questions.
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Geneva
London Observer
Rumania
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Czecho- Slovakia
Healthiest year in Canada in 1921 seen by insurers
Health statistics compiled by thirty seven life insurers show 1921 as the healthiest year for Canada on record. The report highlights improved mortality trends and notes the data reflect multiple companies across the industry.
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Canada
Minard's Request Referenced in Alderney Tax Claim
A brief note states no taxes of any kind exist on the island of Alderney and mentions Minard's involvement. The reading implies an inquiry or claim linked to Minard's but provides no further details or context.
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Island of
Alderney
Relief Found From Stomach Trouble Through Tanlac
Lawrence Grant of Winnipeg Manitoba credits Tanlac with curing his stubborn stomach trouble after two years of illness. He reports eight pound gain and renewed health after the first bottle. The ad promotes Tanlac to restore digestion and the whole body and urges readers to buy at local druggists.
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Lawrence Grant
Bannatyne Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Radio investors cautioned as boom rivals oil era
The Toronto Telegram warns that over 1,250 new radio firms have formed in three months and many will fail. It notes investor enthusiasm and widespread patent infringements among 37 manufacturers, with 1,000 others affected. The piece urges due diligence and distrust of unscrupulous promoters before risking savings.
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The
Toronto Telegram
No Rest From Business Seaborne News Spillover Rush
A historical note laments that modern ships no longer offer true retreat as wireless telegraphy radio telephones and Neptune News aboard United States liners invade sea quiet. The piece contrasts past six to seven day voyages with today's nonstop information flow.
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Neptune News
United States Lines
Christian Science News
Radium Institute to Open in Montreal Under Taschereau Plan
Quebec cabinet approves opening the Radium Institute in Montreal and to purchase one grain of radium from the United States Radium Company of New York at seventy seven dollars per milligram, as announced by Premier Taschereau.
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Quebec
Radium Institute
Montreal
Taschereau
United States Radium Company of
New York
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Muscle Relief
The article promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for muscular rheumatism. It recommends brisk rubbing in the affected region until relief is achieved and claims the bottle’s virtue far exceeds estimation.
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Thomas
Madagascar Spider Silk Substitute Promoted as Superior
A silk substitute is claimed to be manufactured from a spider web native to Madagascar. The product is described as far superior in many respects to any real silk-derived material.
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Madagascar
Lloyd George debt pact shocks postwar romance
Britain will pay its debt to the United States and its allies must pay Britain, ending the notion that nations would forgive debts and share sympathy, as reported by the Kansas City Star.
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Britain
United States
Lloyd George
Kansas City Star
Vancouver Syndicate Plans Cleanings Stock Feeding Scheme
A Vancouver syndicate aims to finish sheep and hogs from western elevator cleanings. Cleanings carry noxious weed seeds, so the plan centralizes flocks at seed centres to prevent weed spread. Elevator and packing plant men are giving it serious consideration.
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Vancouver
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Stanfields
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Vonger
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