Preventive Health Measures and Vaccination Triumphs
A long argument for prevention over care cites costs of epidemics and the savings from vaccination. Examples include smallpox in Montreal 1885 with 3164 deaths prevented by vaccination, diphtheria protection via toxin antitoxin, and typhoid decline in North America since 1900. The piece credits public health action, education, and statutory measures for lowering disease mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf Adul
Canada
League of Nations
Montreal
Windsor
Ontario
Cpll
North America
Saskatchewan
Prairie
Europe
World population growth through 2023 according to Boas
The text asserts the world population rose from 50 million in 1830 to double since then and projects 2023 figures at three times the current. It rejects race as a myth, framing human variation as a broad world view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof Boas
Malelde
Monks to Aid Farmers Amid Surplus Goods
The text notes overcrowding, mentions a plan to salt the problem, and says farmers would welcome more monks to consume surplus products, reflecting a barter or relief approach to distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
No Cause For Alarm Amid Japan China Canada Debate
A terse editorial questions if Japan and China pose any real threat to Canada and the United States urging calm tempers among statesmen. It notes drought fears in Tokio with water shortages and mentions public concerns over foreign policy rhetoric and local prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Canada
Border Cities Star
Northern Wards Push for Law and Order Posts
A historical note discusses establishing police posts and patrols in remote northern lands to curb Eskimo violence and protect missionaries and traders, framing it as part of a duty by settler authorities to maintain order amid remoteness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Edmon Buiter
Nerviline Promises Relief for Rheumatic Joint Pain
A Kingston advertising excerpt extols Nerviline as a treatment for rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It claims rapid reduction of swelling and soreness and asserts the product restores full health, promoting a 25 cent bottle sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agos F. Fleary
Kingston
McKay
Witel
Rejection of League Protocol by the Birth Empire
The article reports the Birth Empire rejecting the League of Nations protocol, suggesting withdrawal from the league. It notes English-speaking blocs may pursue dangerous alliances and questions where Great Britain aligns with the Monroe Doctrine amid European state tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrth
League If Nations
International League
Great Britain
Pink Pills and Spring Tiredness Highlighted
An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for spring fatigue and low spirits arising from indoor confinement. It cites Mr William Mitchell of Bedford for improved appetite sleep and strength after a month of use. The piece also notes a conference endorsing home law and game protection measures across provinces and states.
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Willams
Dr. Williams
Wiliam Mitchell
Bedford
Pel
Thad
T+ tan
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Game Law Conference
Alberta
Manitoba
Minnesota
Ontario
Lack Of National Sentiment Says Snowden In London
Mrs. Philip Snowden told a London correspondent that Canada shows little national sentiment for a slog or tension. She noted negative views toward the government, anger over absence of action, and difficulty gauging real Canadian opinion from brief audiences across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamage
Philip Snowdin
London
Analuus
Canada
Scientific methods to greatly boost Canada's fishing wealth
DPA G Huntsman states scientific methods could multiply Canada's fishing wealth tenfold. A Halifax biological station will study processing and preservation, with completion expected next month. A Prince Rupert station is planned, with 70,000 dollars allocated. Nanaimo hosts another western facility.
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Canada
DPA
G. Huntsman
Adland Biologic
Atlantic
Pacific
Dominion
Huntsman
Halifax
Ie Agricultural Research Colleges
Agriculure
Prince Rupert
Nanaimo
Manitoba Government Grants Support to On to the Bay Association
The Manitoba government plans a 2500 grant to the On to the Bay movement’s Mitcchel Big Accoctation as part of annual support. Premier Bracken intends to review Ottawa after the current legislature session, noting federal appreciation of executive backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Mitcchel
John Bracken
Ottawa
Bay Association
Tye
Pls
Immigration to Canada Sees Steady Influx Like Clockwork
The ten month period shows 141,609 total returns, with 102,577 regular immigrants not counting Canadians returning from abroad. Of these, 49,263 were British, 12,721 from the United States, and 4,493 from other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United Ws
Depart Migration and Colonization
United States
Plot to Fund Belgian Bankers Revealed in Frontier Arrest
Belgian authorities report an alleged plot tied to Belgian bankers exported from Valenciennes to Berclus in recent months. A Belgian doctor was arrested at the frontier in disguise, signaling a broader campaign said to have begun months ago. Dust and irritants are blamed for asthma, with Dr Jogs Asthma Remedy touted as an effective relief widely sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
France
Berclu
Jogg
Increase in Radio Fees Advocated by Canadian Bodies
A proposal in Toronto backed by KH Combs and the Radio Trustes Association urges higher radio fees to boost revenue for regulatory oversight. The advocates call for government action to ensure the Department has sufficient funds to regulate operations and prevent abuses in broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enersin
Commons
KH. Combs
Radio Trustes Association
Toronto
Combs
B C Berry Growers Anticipate Good 1925 Season
British Columbia berry growers look forward to a favorable 1925 season as a recent survey shows strong planting in Salmon Arm Vancouver Island and nearby districts. Acreage devoted to berries including strawberries loganberries and gooseberries amounts to about six percent of total cultivation. Dr Thomas remedies are touted for sore throat ulcers and swelling with sugar added to improve palatability.
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Skitish Columbia
Fra Salmon Arm
Okanaencouver Island
Thomas
Port Confusion and War Damage Prompt Global Notices
The cargo surge from the Orient and Europe to Vancouver faces returns amid labelled wine held by sanitary authorities due to straw packaging. A straw packed statue intended for Edmonton church is to be sent back to France. Postwar rebuilding shows eighty eight percent of VeraI houses rebuilt and most trenches filled. The piece urges choosing direction before following Minard's Liniment for Colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Europe
Dominion
Edmonton
France
Spring Buying Sets Tone for Trade in Canada
The piece notes near term payment and cash profit from a 35 cent per bushel rate, highlighting the broader shift toward spring buying. It discusses production costs, small scale profitability, and a hoped return of buying activity after a period of postponement as the spring season arrives in Western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo Western
Canada
Spreading Good News Broadcast in Mistassini
Joseph Hardy of Mistassini Quebec praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after seven years of illness. He reports relief from headaches heart trouble and sleep problems and urges fellow residents to try the remedy. The ad claims Todd’s Kidney Pills target kidneys and promote healthy blood and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hardy
Dodd
Mistassini
Hardy
Todd
Tod
Manitoba Agricultural Output Surges 164 Million in Year
Manitoba agricultural products total reached 164 million in the year, according to figures from the provincial department of agriculture. The increase nearly doubles the previous twelve months with most of the gain coming from field crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
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Tokio
Minard
Wall Street Journal
Empire
League Street Journ
Jay- Walker
NASA
Ont
Belgium
B.C. Berry Growers
Manitoba Agricultural Products
Eople
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