Canada Faces Postwar Agriculture and Immigration Debate
The article outlines two forecasts after the war regarding Canada. Optimists expect immigration to swell and capital to seek profitable fields in Canada, while pessimists fear investment will favor Europe and the United States. It notes Canada must boost farming and land use, with eleven percent of land occupied by farmers and vast tracts untapped, to drive industrial growth and finance development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Peseimis Te
Europe
United States
Minard’s Liniment Cures Distemper And Horse Costs
An article discusses economic use of work horses on farms, reducing labor costs and feeding efficiently. It questions if methods can raise hours worked, lower keep costs, and improve efficiency with proper rationing and handling of labor. It also notes Beresford’s narrow escape from German air attacks and a wartime anecdote about a Taube bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnels
Britteh Toany
Pie & McNeil
Northumberland Bveld
Hell Army
Hhart
Pte
McNeil
Krupp Factories See Big Shift to Long Range Guns
A United student of economics visited Krupp factories at Essen and observed a rapid growth in the workforce from 70 000 to 116 000. He reports a production focus on long range artillery and predicts a large upswing in gun manufacture with great strategic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp
Krupps
Reson
World War Horrors Hardening Hearts Across Nations
Fragmentary wartime prose laments widespread callousness amid massive casualties. It recalls a historic rail disaster and ongoing suffering from ships, shrapnel, and gas as a moral question echoes about the human spirit and divine plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnter
Great Britain
Murope
Guard Baby's Health in the Summer
The summer months threaten children with cholera tb fantum colic diarrhea and dysentery. Mothers must act quickly to prevent or cure these troubles. Baby's Own Tablets touted as a safe aid, claimed to soothe stomachs and bowels. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 6 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beby
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockrille
Women Take War Time Farm Labor Roles Across Britain
A wartime plan aims to fill 170000 missing male farm hands with women across England Scotland and Wales. Women already aid potato planting truck gardening and dairy work in counties like Norfolk Lincolnshire Cheshire Dorset and Berkshire with wages from five to five shillings weekly. The board hopes to extend these duties including twice daily milk deliveries for the duration of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Wales
Board Agriculture Board
Boses
Norfolk
Lincolnshire
Taras
Cheshire
Dorset
Berke
Ireland
Potato Information on Tubers and Cultivation for Canada
A pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture Ottawa reviews the potato Solanum tuberosum including its value to the country at about 4.5 million dollars yearly. It covers cultivation by W. T. Meceun, disease causes and controls, and a report on potato growing contests in Manitoba. A world production table shows Germany as the top producer.
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Westions Bresch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
W. T. Meceun
Doeminton
Fr. T Guesuv
Dominos Hotantst
Beaty
Agrithe
Theodore Rose
Prince Rawart Tetand
Agriculture
F. J. Fuller
Nova Scotia
J. B. Daggett
New Bronawick
Tev. Hi. Bola
Poe
T. G. Nay
Mardonald College
A Yavice
Ontario Agricultural College
J. Bracken
Saskatcheens
George Harcourt
Alberta
W. Newies
Firstey
Columbia
Canadian Seed Grower Association
Manitobe
Germany
Canada
United States
Cottonseed Meal Use With Caution for Livestock
Cottonseed meal, a highly concentrated protein feed, should be used sparingly and with care. feeding guidelines from the animal industry emphasize limited rations for breeding cows and calves. Recommendations note two pounds per head daily for breeding stock with roughage, and up to seven to ten to twelve pounds for steers only briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulle
Advances For Seed Grain Relief In Western Provinces
The Dominion government has advanced 4,154,095.75 for seed grain purchases and 2,515.00 for relief to drought settlers in Saskatchewan and Alberta, totaling 4,156,610.75 with further funds and potential extra expenditures of 750,000 anticipated before fall.
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Hnance
Dominion
Eoidlore
Baskatchewen
Alberts
Lime in Agriculture Bulletin Promotes Lime Use in Wool Fertility
The Chemical Division of the Ion Experimental Farms outlines lime's role in solving fertility problems and boosting animal productivity. Dr Frack T Shott discusses lime chemistry, stone functions, and practical applications, urging readers to request the bulletin from the Publications Branch in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemlet
Frack T. Shott
Thore
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Figure of Sir Edward Carson Recalled in Legal Tale
Fragmentary text describes Sir Edward Carson, Ulster Covenanters leader and attorney general, noted for dry humor and courtroom theatrics. It features a tale where he allegedly uses misdirection and misquoting witnesses to illustrate a clash between bench and bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carson
Ulster Covemanters
Edward
Nesses
Digg Mystery from Browne Era Remains Unsolved
A fragment recalls Digg who once worked with Browne in a 2 PRD era project scanning meters for a gas utility. Details are unclear but the memory ties him to Gray-ties and poetry style during the period.
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Digg
Food Supply Crisis Drives Cattle Import Debate in Parliament
Parliament debates removal of import restrictions on live cattle from Canada to boost Britain’s meat supply and end wartime shortages. Proposals urge reopening trade to help stockers and reduce prices, with opinions on shifting Ontario lands to cattle ranching and easing embargo on Canadian beef cattle shipments.
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England
Canada
Houwaers
Deharka Thom
Atlantic
Parlis
Great Britain
Ireland
Sgeinet
Toronto
Canadian Pride Amid War Horrors At Ypres
Messages from soldiers describe gas attacks and brutal fighting at Ypres. They urge Canada to send more troops and express resolve, admiration for Canadian soldiers, and a child’s request to stay home from school to help peers catch up.
Country stores and farmers seek co operation to meet mall orders
Rural trade writers urge cooperation between storekeepers and farmers to curb mall order competition. They propose experts to audit factory and shop efficiency, practical farm demonstrations, and in home shopping to keep commerce local. The piece warns of urban competition draining rural markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Moling
Howe
Persia
Sheivaale
Themechtee
Ead Metal
Allied war ships move munitions safely to front lines
The message notes Allied naval forces transporting munitions of war across seas to France, aiming for early peace as supplies are attacked and destroyed. The item hints at German efforts to disrupt but asserts Allied cooperation with Japan and Winnipeg Free Press coverage of the situation.
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France
Lelied
Uoean
Cowan
Uritien Lake
Japan
Winnipeg Free Ress
Water speed and danger in hydraulic quarry strikes
A fragment describes waters at high speed and the risk of severe injury or death when struck by waves or objects. It mentions a steel like impact on the body and compares swift water to metal. The text includes dialogue about marriage and social expectations amid the hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedre
Constipation Indigestion and Backaches Promoted by Dr Chase Pills
A testimonial ad claims Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills cure constipation indigestion and backaches by forming better bowel habits. The letter from Charles Street Montress Massachusetts describes improved health and renewed vigor after using the pills, priced at ten cents per dose.
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Provisien
Chase
Owen
Barleche
Dr. Chase
Charles Street
Montress
Fon
Mass
Western Canada Dominates Grain Exhibitions Across Decade
The piece celebrates Western Canada and Prairie provinces winning dozens of grain prizes at Bay Frances and other exhibitions. It credits farmers, governments, and robust lead preparation for record yields and quality. It calls for continued support to boost grain growth and efficiency.
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Bay Frances
Prairie Provinces
Osteada
Ise Cilgary
Western Canada
Efurt
Minerd's Lisimemt Co Letter Describes Icy Pain Remedy
A letter from Minerd's Lisimemt Co discusses fall injury and breathing pain. The writer claims liniment helped, noting it soothed or cured while warning about fasteners and applying the product to the affected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisimemt Co, Limited
Minarivsg Ling
Canadian Trade Changes Postwar Shake Services
Wartime conditions altered Canadian trade routes and staffing. Trade commissions saw reshuffles with Solland halt trade, Glew son officers reassigned, and Pred Dene resigning. The Pacific service remains separate from Sir George Poster's development plan, while new posts and duties aim to revive Canadian trade channels abroad.
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Canadien
Ag Sgdom
Koon
Solland
Jesus Liskeor
Hou
Glewson
Pred Dene
Wae
Vatarin Llownee
Thierdam
Trade
Rin
Met Ant
Meeewwite
Viet
Vancouver
Viadivostock
Tradt
Sir George Poster
Boi
Henete al Effet Apwa
Waterproof collars claim better cure than rival products
A fragmented ad-like text mentions Waterproof Collars and a company in Canada with unclear address. It appears to compare efficacy to a product named Surnetinang or Vaart and references a street address and firm names, though the legible content is limited and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anlineton Company
Canada
Far North Pioneer Telia of Development Progress Report
The article describes early progress in the Far North region with reference to Peace River and Vaurens. It notes wheat shipments from Moar Nivet county and describes transport challenges along the Grand Trent and Peareiver corridors, including delays and projected timelines.
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Pioneer Telia
Peace River
Biek
Oh L
Vaurens
Nivet
Wien
Grand Trent
Betes
Admenios
Duteegam
Crady
Vaurena
Fragmented text on military service and wartime economy
The passage discusses Italy and its army with notes on military service obligations and enforcement. It mentions protection from crime, wartime supply duties, and debates over conscription. It references grain policy and government spending figures, including a wheat acreage and cost estimates, with scattered biographical lines.
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Minard
Beresford
Cheries Beresford
Vielt
Taubes
Carcery
LN UU
Wet
Parueler
Rabela
Rowe
Joffre
Madge
Brother Mike Fronti
Miller
Ypres
Pe Dradiey
Serselife
Kent
Beepitel
Kitcheners Army
Borrom Canada
Lee
Canerd
Eddie
Frese
Martin Eye Ib
Pace
Breton
Bihei
Nowey
Canada’s Grain
Cctt Ccosanconm
Roessey Deby Co
Stern
Lee Toad Fen
New York Press
Holloway
Italy
Linly
Gabligh
Joba
Haninast
Department
Pune
Rovalito Wil
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