Senate Reform Call Echoes Across Canada and CP Rail Feud
A sprawling editorial contends Canada must reform the Senate to curb what it calls irresponsible governance and to allow Parliament to amend the constitution under the British North America Act. It condemns Senate opposition to CN and CP rail expansion, urges a positive party platform, and cites Australia as a model for Dominion constitutional change. It also recounts a Toronto man’s 4500 mile Los Angeles to Toronto motor trip, noting costs, mileage, and a fuel efficient 1919 Aveer.
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Messace
Senate
Ropsort Htt Babner
Australia
Ireland
Parliament of
Canada
Imela
MG Neal
Toronto
Los Angeles
Middle West
Tree To Protect Forests Plan Aims Vast Fire Watch
An announcement from the Canadian Association, Leagde, outlines guards to watch for and prevent forest fires at the Dome fon Ibis year. The plan expects millions of dollars in fire prevention efforts and aims to protect forests as 140,099 school boys are enlisted to watch for fires.
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Canadian Association
Rs Leagde
Putnam's corn remover advertised by druggists
The ad touts Putnam's as the best corn remover and claims quick painless relief after a few treatments. It warns against substitutes and promotes Spurman’s 25c as a standard purchase everywhere. The piece also mentions a Clyde shipyard vessel record and unrelated snippets about vacation planning.
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Putnam's
Spurman's
World Dairy Congress Opens in Three Cities for Industry
The World's Dairy Congress will be held in three cities beginning October 2 in Washington District of Columbia. Delegates will be welcomed and tour laboratories stations and statistical bureaus. Sessions October 2 and 3 will tackle broad questions while October 4 in Philadelphia will showcase milk and dairy product value with demonstrations under National and Interstate Dairy Councils.
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Odel
World
Washington
Nie
Gov
National Dairy
Philadelpus
Free National
Inter State Dairy Councils
Taking No Chances in a Fat Job Pursuit
A fragment suggests doubts about pursuing a risky office job and fears the effort may falter before completion, reflecting hesitation in a Boston Transcript context. The source text is incomplete, with unclear speakers and events.
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Boston Transcript
Public duty to guard against the spread of disease
Editorial urges civic responsibility to follow notification and isolation rules to aid science in eradicating disease. It notes eighteenth century plagues like smallpox and typhus are rare due to precaution, but warns against complacency after wartime influenza and crowds.
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Mldon, Eng
Green Old Age Health Boost with Dr Hamiltons Pills
Advertises Dr Hamiltons Pills promising to keep the system in healthy condition as needed for elderly readers. Claims stress longevity and vitality through occasional use and natural tonics.
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Hamilton
Dr Hamiltons Pills Promoted For Old Age Wellness
An ad touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a remedy for aging and digestive issues. It claims the pills cleanse the bowels and stomach and restore vigor, urging use for regularity and vitality. The text also mentions travel and exploration themes in a separate, fragmented line.
Baby's Own Tablets Safe Guard In Heat
During hot weather babies face stomach and bowel troubles like diarrhoea dysentery and infantum. Prompt treatment with Baby's Own Tablets is advised and should be kept in homes with young children. Sold by dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Onte
Railways Prepare to Handle Record Canadian Wheat Crop
Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways plan to equip their systems to move large grain volumes this season. About $30,000,000 is being invested in new gear to speed handling of the biggest wheat crop in Canada’s history. A wall of business detail follows with railways expanding capacity for grain cars and services.
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Canadian National Railways
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Fur Trade Value Surges in 1921 22 Says Dominion Bureau
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada’s fur trade remains vital with value of furs sold in 1921 22 rising over 1920 21 by over 37000 and total fur bearing animal value at 17 and hourly increases noted across the season The figures underline the fur trade as a foundational national industry and show a substantial year to year gain.
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Canada
Dominion Burau
Bureau
Vie
Times
The Lengthening of Life and Shifting Man’s Prime
The article notes older life stages: strength to 30, leadership to 40, business or judicial prime to 60, but modern travel and education compress these phases. It argues youth gains experience earlier and medical advances extend physical prime, altering prior standards.
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Busic
Canada Leads World in Plant Patenting Adoption
Report notes Canada first to adopt patenting of new plant varieties with backing from the Cama Council of Horticulture and industry groups. Luncheon remarks cite historical seed and nursery groups, while additional stray lines reference The Friend of All Sufferers and a medical remedy.
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Canada
Cama Council of Horticulture
Dominion
L. F . Cornell
Ouaia
Thomas
French War Rebuilding Costs Highlight Paris Chamber Meeting
Robert Messon outlines postwar France expenses at a New York Chamber of Commerce session. He cites 1500 miles of standard gauge track restored 100 percent, 91 percent of other lines revived, and industrial destruction at 22,000 plus. Government outlays exceed 37 billion francs including pensions and personal indemnities, with currency values volatile.
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France
Robert Messon
Credit Lyon
Paris
Chamber of Comm
United States
New York
Forbes Magazine
Damante
Bueen
Christian Selene Monitor
Two Convicts Dispute Writing Pace In Prison Chat
A debate unfolds between two inmates about writing speed. One claims Milton took fifteen years for a single page of a book, while the other retorts he has spent ten years on one sentence.
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Stu
Milton
Fraternal Feeling Grace The Loyal Bonds Of Kin In Verse
The fragment hints at fraternal affection and kinship themes with phrases about brothers and belonging. The text cites a line about kissing only brothers, and a New York Sun reference, suggesting a poetic or columnar snippet rather than a full story. The fragmentary OCR implies a short cultural note or quotation item.
Curtain Maker Sets Record at Lace Factory
A veteran worker in a Nottingham lace factory marks forty-five years of service by producing more than 1.9 million pile lace curtains. The milestone underscores the craft tradition and the prolific output of a longtime curtain maker.
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Nottingham
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