Editorial East Viewpoint on North American unity
Analyzes Eastern Canada attitudes toward the West and Britain in a historical dispute over development and national identity. urges the East to abandon colonial mindsets and adopt cooperation, noting shifts from defensive policies to broader economic and cultural ties between regions and with the United States.
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Canada
England
Australia
Fastern Car
Reothe West
Son's Bay Co
Ely
Britain
United States
East and West policy clash in Canadian progress debate
A historical debate frames the East as financially burdened by Western development while arguing for gradual policy change. Western provinces push for national cohesion and continued protective measures, insisting East and West must share development burdens. The piece emphasizes the need for faith in effort and gradual reform to sustain national progress.
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Canada
Great Lakes
East
War trophy from Paris guns preserved as memento
An old item notes a German long-range gun that shelled Paris during the war will be kept in Paris as a war trophy. The fragment also references a medical nostrum named Catarrh Cure and humorous trade lines about tonics and remedies credited to SUENEY & CO of Toledo Ohio.
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Tertmestaly
Hy Sue
Paris
Agricultural land broken up increases nationwide area
The agriculture department reports 19,009 acres broken, about eight percent of provincial arable land. This marks a gain of over two million acres from the prior year and more than eight times the land under crop in 1908, showing rapid expansion in cultivation.
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A of Agriculture
Jing
Quaker Oats Plans Capacity Doubling in Saskatoon
Thomas Reynolds of Quaker Oats Saskatoon states the company will double feed plant capacity and add a new story to one warehouse, signaling expansion at the site.
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Thomas Reynolds
Quaker Oats Company
Saskatoon
Nates
Erzberger to Meet Foch on Danzig Deal Opens Offer
Berlin cautions indicate Erzberger will meet Marshal Foch to discuss Danzig and land guarantees. The German government considers presenting a note within 24 hours outlining terms and audience expectations.
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Germany
Danzig
Marshal Foch
St Spa
Gerba
Gen
Berlin
Preeberger
Nicet Mars
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Rheumatism Cure
A damaged advertorial text touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism. It cites personal testimonials from Mrs. Johnston of Ontario and others, claiming severe inflammatory rheumatism cured after using the pills, with emphasis on blood cleansing and relief of joint pain.
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Rhea
Williams
General Pond
Wim. Johnston
Hathat
Ont
Neutral State Around Danzig Heads Toward Poland
Paris reports that the Allies may seek a neutral state for the Danzig region to avoid a direct Polish frontier clash, while German objections are dismissed and Polish troops could reach the Baltic port by force if needed. The note hints at balancing Baltic access with broader frontier concerns amid uneasy Allied positions.
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Paris
Ine Aemps
Danzig
Baltic
Poland
Germany
How to Pop Corn It Way But The
A brief, fragmentary note outlines a method for popping corn. Details are unclear in the readable text, but the item hints at basic steps or technique without full instructions.
Marquis Wheat for Australia Ships From Saskatchewan to Australia
Marquis wheat grown in Saskatchewan will be introduced to Australian farmers this spring under government auspices. A dispatch from Regina notes 10 000 bushels have been ordered by the Dominion seed purchasing commission for transport to Australia. The commission also shipped 475 000 bushels of wheat to France. In Vancouver a pen of six mottled Anconas owned by P F E Pullen of Whonnock sold for 300 dollars to an Ontario breeder after the provincial egg laying contest.
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Saskatchewan
B.C
PF. E
Pullen
Whonnock
Victoria
Ontario
Dual Purpose Shorthorns Highlight Scots Blood in Records
The Canadian record of performance shows Shorthorn cows and bulls with strong Scots breeding influencing dual purpose herds. Twenty cows age three plus exceed 400 lbs butterfat, including straight and mixed Scotch lines. Two year olds include high butterfat heifers, many carrying Scotch cross in pedigrees, indicating continued beef and dairy qualities.
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Bates
Stry
Sttt Scotch Bus
Sey J
Red Bulls
Cure for Rheumatism Ad Claims Blood Impurities
An old advertisement states a persistent rheumatism form stems from tainted blood due to defective liver and kidney action. It claims Parmelee's pills offer cures by cleansing the blood, reducing uric acid and joint pain, and mentions how meals and routines affect outcomes.
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Parmelee
Largest Shorthorn Herd in Dominion Boosted by Calgary Import
In Calgary Alberta within the Stirling district A M Steed claims his herd of over 200 imported Shorthorns is the largest in the Dominion. Nei Mekon, a provincial government veteran of seven years, has joined Mr Steed to manage and prepare the pure bred cattle for the summer season.
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Calgary
Alta
Stirling
A. M. Steed
Nei Mekon
Mr. Steed
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus and Salvation Core
The lesson stresses clear identification of who Jesus is and his purpose for salvation. It covers Jesus as Lamb of God, Son of God, and Son of Man, his messianic role, and the necessity of personal belief for eternal life. It also notes God’s love in giving his Son and faith’s role in grace, with a brief aside on asthma relief advertising.
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Jesus
John
Jonny
God
Nathan
Philip
Nazareth
Sarre
Israel
Man
Loist
Daniel
Dan
Sinn
Earth
Haven
Jacob
Bethel
Christ
Dso
Lumber Trade Active in Vancouver as Demand Rebounds
Vancouver reports lumber exports to Australia edging toward prewar levels with initial cargoes this year carried by three steamers. Canadian steamer shipments reflect rising activity as demand expands, while opportunities in New Zealand loom for timber from the province.
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Vancouver
B.C
Australia
New Zealand
Be Civil Yet Questionable Custom Cited In Satiric Note
In an old quotation from Rearson’s Weekly a clergyman rebukes a woman for bowing her head at the name of Satan and she asks why civility costs nothing. The snippet also notes that the sun’s appearance can tempt the pessimist to think of rain elsewhere.
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Satan
Rearson
Rain Essay Sparks Puzzling Thought on Umbrellas
A schoolboy piece imagines rain falling from heaven to laws of fairness, noting the just receive rain while the unjust borrow umbrellas and forget the stormy London idea, creating a quirky, miswritten reflection on rain and propriety.
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London
Cascarets Best Family Laxative Ad Notice
Oxidized ad copy proclaims Cascarets best family laxative promising gentle cleansing overnight. The playful copy suggests Liver cleansing and bowel deto assure improved health for both children and adults. A separate note mentions construction plans for a grain elevator mill and dockyard facilities by F. Kenny.
Corns and relief through Holloway’s remedy advised
Readers are urged that corns result from pressure and friction but relief is available. The ad promotes Holloway's Corn Remedy as a practical option to ease discomfort and restore walking ease.
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Holloway
Settler Movement Advances as 33 Cars Cleared at North Portal
Movement of settlers from the United States proceeds with 33 cars of effects cleared at the North Portal customs port on March 1.
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United States
North Portal Customs
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