Year of activity and promise for Western Canada in 1925
The article highlights strong postwar growth in Canada with rising rail profits, record grain payouts to farmers, and expanding industry. It notes Western municipalities lowering debt, increased building, and revived investment as the 1925 season begins, urging proactive expansion and forward planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Canadian National Railway
National
Rodoms
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
East Ans
CPI
Bis Indus
Local Government Board
West
Cty
Criminals Use Plastic Surgery To Alter Faces
Report notes a bur Flor captured with facial features altered by surgery to evadeMentifea. A receipt for £90 paid to a surgeon for changing ears chin and nose contours is found. Also mentions Miler's Worm Powders offering stomach and intestinal vermifuge and tonic effects for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bur Flor
Mentifeaover
Miler
Barber Indie Shop Ends Trade With Kas Objection
An Indie barber shop shifts its trade as Kas opposes broadcasting heat. The move flags occasional cold chill from static when nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas
Canadian Ming Men Meet in Montreal Mining Convention
Leaders from across Canada gathered for the Canadian Mining and Metallurgy Association three day session in Montreal to discuss mineral resources, statistics, and future development. Notable figures included ministers and deputy ministers from several provinces with papers on gold fields, nickel, limestone deposits, and the potential growth of ancillary industries. The convention showcased broad optimism for Canada’s mining future and closed with a banquet and speeches. The Sheep Industry Acts project 40 000 lambs finished or sold in Lethbridge Calgary districts, with 19 000 head fattening on screenings at Calgary.
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Amairy
Montrea
Federal
Provinn
Mathecal
Dogue
Brown
Minis Scotia
Stockett
General Superin Coal Mines
Department of Natural Resources
Re Ratiwa
Calgary
Charles Jessier
Interior
Chas Me Crea
Ytarlo
JE Perreault
Coloniza
Mines and Fisheries
Quebec
Chas
Camsell
Ottawa
Thomas W. Gibson
Ontario
Col
Dennis
Canadian Pacific Railway
Theo, Dennis
J. 1. Agnew
International Nickel Coron
W. Lingren
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
J. E. Spur
Charlee Camsell
Mining de Canada
Dominion
Goodrend
Red Lake
Rouyn
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
H. T. Lumsden
Winnips
Imperial OM Company
Montreal
Switzerland
Italy
Hungary
France
Australia
Chas. Stewart
J. E Perrault
Char. McCrea
F. Lymwood
Harrison
J. S. Deants
Leth Bridge
New Minaki Map Reveals Ontario Manitoba Outdoors
The new Minaki map outlines topography for hunters and tourists across Ontario and Manitoba. It highlights canoe routes portages falls and rapids along lakes and rivers including Lake of the Woods Sand Lake and the Winnipeg River with restricted motorboat navigation for over 100 miles. Moose deer ducks and geese provide rich hunting and fishing areas north of Minaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Sand Lake
Winnipeg
Minaki
Canadian Pacific Launches Through Tourist Sleeping Car Service
The Canadian Pacific Railway inaugurates through tourist sleeping cars from Winnipeg to Saint John NB for steamship passengers heading to the Old Country. Cars depart Winnipeg at 10 with connections at Montreal, offering convenient through service to the ship’s side at Saint John. The initiative targets passengers seeking smoother travel, with timetable and pricing details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Saintohn
Saint John
Dr Pierce's Path From Farm Desk to Medicine
A historical note follows Dr. Pierce's journey from farm work to medical study in Cincinnati. It details his move to Titonville and Buffalo and the establishment of the World's Dispensary in Buffalo New York where he marketed Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for the blood and Favorite Prescription for women, crafted from roots barks and herbs and distributed through doctors and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ve Pierce
Dave
Titonville
Bufo
N.Y
Canada Should Keep Militia For Territorial Protection
Sir Arthur Currie urged Canada to maintain a ready militia to fulfill imperial obligations and protect vast territories. He argued Canada cannot isolate itself from foreign affairs or withdraw from the covenant that binds nations and requires active defence commitments within the British Empire. The remarks stressed a duty to participate in global security rather than retreat into isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Currie
World Ivaties
Beltheh
Ted Fiary
Arthur Cat
Montreal
Sir Arthur
Canada
Distribution Of Fish Fry From Federal Hatcheries
Distribution of fish fry from federal hatcheries last year totalled 706 361 383 in number. Whitefish and sockeye salmon formed the majority while the rest consisted of various salmon and other varieties. The Canadian Pacific Railway played a key transport role for shipments of fish and fry with their refondants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Marine
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tee
Diamond Dye for All Garments and Drapery
A simple kit promises to tint lingerie silk ribbons waists dresses stockings and draperies with rich permanent colors. Suitable for wool silk linen cotton or blends, powder tells your druggist the fabric type for best results.
Potassium deficiency blamed for cancers and rheumatism
An article by Charles Weller of Brunswick Ave Toronto argues refined foods and cooking rob the body of potassium, causing deadly diseases like cancer and rheumatism. He claims restoring potassium through home treatment can reverse illnesses and restore health, sharing his own relief after following simple directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Charles Weller
Brunswick
Ave
Toronto
The First Sandwich and a Toast to Wealthy Frosty Floters
A brief note recalls Lord Sandwich’s appetite and the origin of the sandwich as a time saver. It contrasts this with modern travelers who mock the rich who vacation in winter resorts, suggesting similar amusement if travel funds are lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sandwich
Mount Banft National Park Attracts Record Visitors
Mountain Park's Banft National Park in the Canadian Rockies set attendance records in 1825. Park revenue reached $11000 for the season, with over 67,000 visitors registered at the hotel and nearly 89,000 passing the east entrance, a 47 percent rise from the prior year under Canadian administration. The area covers 7 square miles with forests streams lakes hot springs waterfalls and mountains, home to mountain sheep goats and other wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banft National Park
Canadian Rockies
Diffe Arts
Canada
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Paver
Cooper
Onsaris
CPLR
Minaré
Fone
JD. Eek
Lars
Tory Hubbard Oven Company
Queen West
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