Canada faces tax cuts and debt amid national development
A speech urges reducing income tax, tariffs, railway and ocean freight rates, and postage while paying down the national debt. It calls for job growth, resource development, immigration, public works, and improved exports, arguing Canada must balance debt reduction with revenue-producing expansion and productive work to sustain obligations.
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Ouana
Hudson Bay
Lawrence
Canada
Dominion
Caston
Satere
Wi C
Washington Son
Vancouver Port February Ship Movement Report
The Vancouver Merchants' Exchange reports 1285 deep sea foreign coastwise and local ships entered Vancouver in February while 1244 ships passed outward through the first narrows. A man feels that much of a greatess is concealed about this person waiting for the world to discover it.
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Vancouver Port
Vancouver
Ry Man
Love and Not Fear Sermon Reframed by London Bishop
The Bishop of London argues that invoking hell in sermons is nearly comic and that religion should be understood through love rather than fear, reshaping the basis of faith. He emphasizes compassion over dread as the core of spiritual teaching.
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London
Hell
Farmer Anderson Reports 1924 Wheat Income Near Magrath Alberta
Anderson a farmer near Magrath Alberta says his forty acre wheat field earned $2000 in 1924 or about $50 per acre. This figure reflects a strong harvest and suggests solid returns for the season in the district.
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Anderson
Magrath
Alberta
Exiled King Prompeh of Ashante Returns Home Dreaming of One Wife
Reconstruction of the life of Prempeh I, king of Ashanti, who spent 24 years in exile with followers after being captured by a British force in 1896. He embraced Christianity, sent 12 wives back, and planned to have a single wife upon return, as described in a Liverpool interview.
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Ashante
Oy Betian
Proto
Arbanse
Fae
Sory
Liverpool
Prempeh
Prompeh
Bia
Who
Ree
Diamond Dyes Color Things New Beautifat Tint Range
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as easy to use for dyeing or tinting lingerie and various fabrics. It instructs buyers to specify wool or silk or linen blends to their druggist. The text also mentions a claimed medical discovery by Dr Martha Jon ate regarding hydrogen chloride acid in milk to treat rickets, referencing veterinary tests on puppies.
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Martha Jonate
Department of Pediatrics
Sity
Californian Medical
Ehasso School
Unrivaled Child Health Tablets Praise Sparks Demand
Mrs. Howard King of NL endorses Baby's Own Tablets as unsurpassed for childhood ailments. Thousands of mothers agree, noting the tablets regulate stomach and bowels, relieve constipation and indigestion, aid teething, and cut colds. Sold for 25 cents by The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Moose Jaw golf tourney proposed for August 19 with F R Naso as secretary. Holloway Corn Remover praised for removing corns and warts.
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Howard King
Fruro
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Moose Jaw
Canadians Return From United States in Large Numbers
February immigration to Canada totaled 2210, up 203 from January, with 542 from Britain, 800 from the United States and 863 from other nations. Of arrivals, 2012 returned after six months or more in the U S and declared intent to stay permanently, bringing fiscal year totals to 41044 returning Canadians.
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United States
Canada
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Japs Halt Rail Electrification Plan in Japan
Japan suspends work on electrifying roughly 440 miles of government rail lines. The halt affects ongoing modernization efforts and delays projected service improvements across key routes. No timetable given for resumption as officials review priorities and budget constraints.
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Japan
Whillans Editor Longtime Edmonton Bulletin Figure Dies
The late Mr Whillans, known in Alberts and Peace River Crossing, died peacefully at Peace River Crossing after a long illness. He served as editor of the Tofeld meile and worked 19 years in Peace River Crossing. He was about 48 years old and leaves Miss Jean Whillans and other relatives.
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Ron. Irumans
Alberts
Ron
Wintlans
Ths Distriet
Star
Edmonton Bulletin
Peace River Crossing
Whilans
Edmonton
Ottawa
Hi Mercury
Tofeld Meile
Beem
Whiow
Dunning
Jean Whillans
Fulmonton Fulletin
Asiatic Problem Acute Says Anglican Bishop of Kootenay
Right Rev J A Dull Anglican Bishop of Kootenay warns the Asiatic problem is growing, noting Chinese control of Pacific marketing and stakes in fishing and lumber. He urges changes to regulations to restrict Chinese ownership and influence. A separate note urges parents to treat worm infections in children promptly to prevent lasting harm.
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Kootenay
Son
JA. Dull
Kooten
Pacific
Brtish Columbia
Ishop Paull
Venters Provinces Push for Forcing Completion of a Railway
The Dominion faces delays in the Hudson Bay Railway project as western provinces resist, arguing the line’s benefits must justify their support. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta are urged to unite to compel completion and secure a route to Europe. Local leaders say delay harms regional economies and pocketbooks if unanimity isn’t achieved.
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Venters
Henson
Modso
Ray
Webb
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Hudson May
Prairie Provinces
Europe
Recina
Shurier
Eee
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Man Move Again in Nova Scotia
A Nova Scotia man unable to move in bed thanks Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the pills with easing rheumatism, lumbago, and back pain after starting the regimen. He recovered enough to reassess daily tasks and expresses strong gratitude for the product.
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Nova Scotia
Dodd
Grand Mira
McMulli
Canada
Dead Germans Found after Destroyer Sunk
Workmen recovering the scuttled German destroyer in Seaps Flow Bay uncovered five German officers and sailors concealed within the wreckage. They evidently were not warned or evacuated before the fleet was sunk. The discovery follows the ship’s mass of wood and debris.
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Mum Bay
Employment Shows Improved in Canada at March Start
The March employment trend in Canada indicates a favorable rise, with 713,158 people on payrolls from reports by 5,696 firms. This is 69,21 more than February 1921, reflecting stronger manufacturing activity while other divisions largely declined seasonally.
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Canada
Department of Labor
Maiden speech by Captain Ian Fraser in House of Commons
Captain Ian Fraser the blind Conservative MP for St Pancras North delivered a lucid maiden speech opposing the treasury plan on ex service men employment. He chaired St Dunstan's Hospital for Blind Soldiers and told the chamber he had never seen any orders.
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House of Commons
Ian Fraser
St Pancras
North
Fraser
St. Dunstan's Hospital
Treasury
Moving pictures aid Swedish hospitals in treating insanity
Swedish hospitals for the insane use moving pictures as diversions believed to aid cures. The same method is applied to tubercular sanatoria to help patients, while in Alberta sixty British boys from Vermilion agricultural school gain practical farming experience on local farms.
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Alberta
Vermilion Ax Hcultural
Air Patrol Extended Across Provinces Except Prince Edward Island
The Royal Canadian Air Force extends forest patrols and surveys nationwide with photography work across provinces excluding Prince Edward Island. Planned coverage includes Nelson River to Port Nelson, Hudson Bay coast, The Pas mineral area, and northern Manitoba, with patrols spanning late winter to spring.
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Prince Edward Island
Royal Canadian
Catterle Cites
Air Force
Nelson River
Port Nelsom
Pas
Prince Albert
Batleford
Stewart
Manitobahia
Lake Winnk Pemads
O11 for the Farmer and Family Medicine Uses
The advertisement touts O11 for the farmer a four bottle set of De Thomas Eeleeteie O11 as a saver of journeys. It claims benefits for children with colds and croup for adults with pains and aches and notes directions for use on sick cattle. A bottle should always be kept in the house.
Women seek higher education at Spanish university
Spanish women aspelt slowly seek advanced study with 363 female students in 1923, up from 69 in 1917. Pharmacy attracted 128 women, philosophy 105, science 78, medicine 46, and law 6. They are described as good students and their work is brighter than that of men per university authorities.
Change Religion to Secure Divorce in Poland
The discovery that 20 000 Polish Catholic couples have obtained divorces by joining the Russian Orthodox Church concerns the Polish Government. Measures are being considered to restrict the move.
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Minard
Man
Miller
Allan McMullin
Ease of Inc
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Uhe
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Peweeren
Lumbago
Bayer
Draggiata
Casade
A. RA
Ager
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