Western Prosperity Demands East West Rethink
A Alberta Lieutenant Governor warns Eastern Canada against selfish policy toward the West. He argues the East must accept the West’s demand for a real voice in affairs and warns secession as a last resort if Ottawa blocks development. He pushes completion of the Hudson Bay railway and branch lines to connect the national system.
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Vor
Canada
Brett
Alberta
Iis
Ontario
Fort William
East
Dominion
Hudson Bay
Montreal
Toronto
Quebec
Maritime Province
National Railways
House of Commons
Great Lakes
The Motor Car in Canada And Immigrants Westbound
The article notes Canada’s automotive growth with a 1869 test auto sale and a 1922 registration value of about 64 thousand dollars. It cites 996,329 utes entering Canada for touring in 1922, worth 170 million, placing autos as a revenue producer. Also mentions 2108 immigrants aboard six liners to Western Canada and CN train distribution to Winnipeg. A New York physician warns office workers in skyscrapers may grow mildly insane without change. No reliable wealth comparison data has been published since 1914.
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Canada
Automot.e
Saskatoon Star
Overseas voyage details for Canadian university students
A Canadian university group of over 200 students is invited by the Overseas Diocesan League to travel to Europe this summer. The itinerary lists departures via Glagor and routes through Britain, including England and Scotland, then Paris and London before sailing from Southampton on the Empress of Scotland for Canada on November 16.
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Sim
Tate
Montreal
Studen
Arleas Canadian Universitye
Overseas
Diaeascal League
Glagor
Londor
Scotland
Statonton Avon
Oxford
London
France
Southampton
Canada
Restored By Nerviine For Pain Relief
Nerviine, famous for fifty years, relieves sprains bruises and muscle pain. It eases stiffness Rheumatism and neuralgia internal or external. Get a 35 cent bottle from your dealer today.
Hoatzin Le Valuable 8 Ambiguous Claim
A fragmentary article describes a hoatzin related spectacle or claim about a bird that swims and breaks rocks with its bill. It mentions a university voyage to South America and a quest to bring back hoatzing finds with an implied market value of 5.85 million a year.
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University of Peasy Mania
South America
Qoazom
Willy
Springtime blood purifiers touted as tonic pills
An ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a year round blood and nerve tonic, especially in spring to purify enrich the blood, boost appetite, and relieve weakness. It claims spring brings purer blood, combats anemia rheumatism indigestion neuralgia and disfiguring skin issues, urging readers to buy 50c boxes via The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. It also notes coal seam prospects near Prince Albert bank of Little River with an engineer predicting merchantable seam soon.
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Williams
Wil Hams
Mmits
Prince Albert
Clark Kitchens and Ketchup Flavor Claims Stir Taste Debate
Fragmented OCR notes claim ketchup improves flavor across meats and urge Clark Kitchens. A quote attributes futurist views to Professor Furlong of the University of California about horses becoming extinct in the continent, noting his collection of horse skeletons for the California Museum.
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Furlong
Universe of
California
California Museum
Prize Boost For Grain Exhibit At Chicago Show
Winsipes Grain Exchange adds 500 dollars to prizes for the Canadian farmer who wins the grand championship in the grain section of the Chicago International Livestock Show. Government awards supplement the total prize pool to attract exhibitors.
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Winsipes Grain Exchange
Women Dye Faded Tinting Garments and Drapery
A brief notice highlights dyeing faded fabrics with tinting to revive worn garments and drapery. It appears as a household care tip urging readers to refresh textiles through coloring.
Diamond Dyes Promise Simple Dye For Any Item
An advertisement touts Keenids Ore or Each 1Scent package of Diamond Dyes with easy directions for dyeing worn fabrics. It claims any woman can dye new colors at home, choosing a color at the drug store.
Doing Away om Street Sweepers Modern Machinery Taking Place of Women Workers
Paris abandons traditional women sweepers as modern machinery takes over. Old workers, once a picturesque morning sight, face reduced vacancies and eventual abolition as they die or retire. The change foreshadows a last generation of Parisian sweepers, soon to be photographed for papers as relics.
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Paris
New Union Station Toronto Draws Thousands of Curious Visitors
Thousands of curious people visit Toronto's new Union Station described as unmatched on the continent. Amid controversy over the project, doors recently opened to reveal a grand interior with a public display and a large panel exhibit, drawing crowds daily.
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Union Station
Toronto
Ciizens
US Airmen Sets Altitude Record At 20411 Feet
Lieutenant Tacald Barris of Me led a flight achieving a new altitude record for weight lifting 61 pounds, with the craft reaching 20411 feet before final calibration. The prior record was Bourget France in 1822 at 27768 feet, with Harris aloft an hour and a half and extreme cold freezing the compass liquid.
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Tacald Barris
Adjutant Bury
Bourget
Famce
Harris
Harr
Canadian Memorial at Denain France Honours Canadian War Dead
The article describes a remarkable monument finished at Denain in the Nord department of France to honor Sir Arthur Currie and the Canadians buried at the local cemetery. It notes a large peace figure and inscribed names of Denain soldiers, commemorating the Great War and the town’s capture on October 21 1918.
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Denain
France
Arthur Currie
Denice
Department du Nord
Peace
Denala
Gen
Curie
Bayer Aspirin honesty and caution on imitations
The notice urges buying only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross and lists packaging options twelve, twenty four and one hundred pills. It notes Aspirin is a Bayer trademark and warns against counterfeit imitations while stressing physician approved safety for over twenty three years.
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Bayer
Elsts
Canada
Bayer Company
Invisible ray warfare and castle restoration news blend
A claim by Grindell-Matthews that future warfare will use invisible rays capable of igniting explosives and petrifying metals dominates the piece, detailing a 40 foot range and potential destruction of London if funded. Also noting the restoration of the Duca Castion castle from 1936 design to bolster its value and appearance.
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Molton
Grindell Matthews
Grindell-Matthews
London
Eskimo Hanging Report Reaches Edmonton From Far North
Mounted Police officer Sergt. Hubert Thorne returns from Herschel Island with confirmation of the hanging of two Eskimos by Special Constable Gill. The pair were executed for a long list of killings, reported with stoic calm as Eskimos discuss the fate in igloos by blubber lamp light. The journey covered thousands of miles by dog team, crossing ice and snow to deliver the official report.
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Far North
Hubert Thorne
R.calp
Extmonton
Herschel Island
Sergt
Thorne
Elf “Bone House
Whatere
Gill
Mackenzie
Coronation Gulf
Kowlak
Tatamagana
Sergt. Thorne
Yukon
Heevehet Island
Grain Shipments Westward From Edmonton Decline
An average of 90,000 bushels daily of wheat moved from Edmonton westward. A recent seven day period saw government inspectors at Vancouver grade and examine shipments chiefly wheat for export. A saleslady and storekeeper exchange notes reveal everyday trades. The article mentions the British sovereign as the only gold coin in use in Egypt and the Sudan.
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Edmonton
Vancouver
Egypt
Sudan
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Halifax
Winnipeg
Canadian National Lines
New York
Pontoteing
Nerviine
Clark Kitchens
Hinasé
Keenids
Putnam's Corn
Putnam
Thomas
Rothschild
Nance
Frypkiert
Holloway
Germany
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Reruse supsTrruTss Ewgillett Company Company Limited
Goya
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