Possibilities Of Canada From The Viewpoint Of An American Financier
An American financier argues Canada ranks among the world’s leading nations. He notes Canada’s stable government, rich resources, strong banking system, and close trade with the United States and United Kingdom. He cites large U.S. imports from Canada and U.S. investments in Canadian securities amid parallel development and shared markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Fariie K. Rowsell
National Bank of Commerce
New York
United Kingdom
Cuba
Kussel
Hank's
Commerce Monthly
Canadas
Trade flows and cross border supply in early 1900s
The text notes non competitive pricing and proximity milty as the cheapest supply source. Much of the trade between them stems from factors driving goods across borders between neighboring U S states and Canadian provinces, highlighting regional economic ties and cross border movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Poison gas limits debated by Buenos Aires International Law Association
Jurists from England France Germany the United States Russia Japan Austria Czechoslovakia and many nations attend the Buenos Aires conference. It discusses curbing poison gas manufacture in peace and restricting use in war and calls for a permanent International Criminal Court to enforce rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Law Association of
Buenos Aires
England
France
Germany
United States
Russia
Japan
Austria
Czecho
Slovakia
the Hague
International Criminal Court
League of Nations
Regina
Unfinished Stock Presses Markets Across the Dominion
Dominion Livestock Branch July market report notes lower eastern stock prices than July 1920 but higher than last July. Calgary Edmonton show declines except for rood lambs and select hogs. Toronto heavy receipts depress cattle values. Winnipeg and Edmonton face unfinished or half fed cattle. calf markets erratic. Montreal lambs up to 1.18 to 1.42 per hundred. hog prices steady to firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Livestock Branch
Cnives
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Toronto
Peace River District
Montreal
British debt to US sparks talk of Canadian payment
The Victoria Times comments on American politicians proposing to settle Britain's debt by ceding Canadian lands around the Great Lakes. It notes that residents would have no say and that self determination is overlooked while Britain would simply repay in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Stices
Canada
McGregor
Great Lakes
Washington
London
Victoria Times
Novel waterway links Rotterdam to Basle via Geneva
A proposed vast canal would run across Europe connecting Rotterdam and Basle by threading through Gen eva Neuchatel and the Rhine. A subterranean tunnel under Geneva could allow 1000 ton vessels to pass, then thirty locks would raise ships 200 feet above Lake Geneva before joining the Aar and Rhine. The project hinges on raising fifteen million pounds in funds and awaits Swiss association approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Basle
Geneva
Neuchatel
Rhine
Felsenau
Europe
Lake of Geneva
Aar
Ireland’s struggle after Griffith and Collins deaths
The New York Times notes that the loss of Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins weakens the Irish Free State and fuels fear of failure. Some fear a curse on Ireland and consider asking England for help to restore order and defeat marauding bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Lord Rosebery
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
New York Times
Destruction of Money at Dominion Treasury
The Dominion Treasury yard shows a ten by ten foot grey pile of money being pulped daily. Old bills are canceled and exchanged for clean new notes, with a daily destruction totaling around a hundred thousand dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Treasury
The Milk Cow As A Sure Money Maker On The Western Farm
A Saskatchewan farmer argues for mixed farming with dairy as a reliable income source after crop failures. He details milk cow profits, cream sales, and year by year earnings from 1920 and 1921, plus notes on cream quality, ice storage, barn needs, and soil fertility. He advocates returning manure to land to sustain soil and farm viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloydminster Creamery
A. Elson
Marshall, Sask
IV Farm News
Britain must pay debt to United States, vows officer letter
In a New York Times letter Major Artnor de Bles, formerly of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, argues England will pay Britain’s debts to America and condemns anti payment propaganda. He claims England’s credit remains strong and pledges support for tax funded repayment despite conditions. The letter appears amid mentions of long range electric controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargett
United States
England
Mr. Govett
America
Ciroume
Uni
Artnor DE Bles
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Greenwich
Conn
New York Times
Woman's Pain Relief Reported From Lydia E. Pinkham Product
Seattle reader describes severe abdominal pains and a hard lump ending after regular use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial cites relief from dizziness fever chills and fatigue with improved well being and readiness to work.
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Seattle
Washington
Lany
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Mrs. G. Richardson
Orcas St
Lydia F. Fane
Vocatekls
Lucia E. Pinkham
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Quebec
Ontario
Bayer
Bards
Druggista R
Ceticocttester
Selby
Dominion Department of Agriculture
A. W. Reynolds
the Progress, Naicam, Sask
Senae
Swiss Association For Inland Navigation
Britain
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. NU
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