Close The Back Door to Immigration Policy Debate
A Western weekly argues for tighter immigration controls while warning that closing the back door is more effective than opening the main door. It urges rail extensions and farm settlements to sustain Canada’s agriculture, cites wartime shifts, and notes Senate vetoes on branch lines, positing that only by improving transportation and markets can settlers stay and prosper.
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Coatioattai
Canada
Camrade
Canadas
Berl
Hone of Commons
Senate
Ceitain
Tiehier
Dauphin
Manitoba
Fummer
Lawrence
Uni
Cama. Wen
Canady
Immigration Service
Tornado wrecks Leort church. rails transport Reno parishioners
Reports describe a tornado damages the Leort Presbyterian Church while railroads announce free transport for Charen Cow Aebro from Reno to Whitellia. Valley Presbyterian near Kent station stands. Scot Presbyterian aid noted. Local lines mention Hutchinson News in Topeka Capl'a.
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Aebro
Reno
Leort
Valley Presbyterian Church
Counts
Kent Station
Hutchinson News
Topeka
Reprisals in Poland over Jewish persecution threat
Report notes Polish retaliation threats against German subjects if Berlin and Budapest governments do not act on a pledge by the government to oppose Jewish persecution. Cites statements by authorities and a ministerial source. Also mentions language counts and unrelated insurance and pawnshop items.
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Poland
Seyde
Mystery of the Waterloo Station clock wheeled by electricity
A long cited railway clock at Waterloo Station London is described as a mechanical marvel worked by electricity. The device uses armed figures and lances that strike hourly chimes, synchronized with a master mechanism, and is said to date to a monk in a century past.
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Sherwin
Eter Elecke Wes
Ak Americam
Mart Wander
Waterloo Station
London
Astha
J.D. Kelloxg
Dyspepsia Remedy Ad Promotes Core Cure
An old advertisement urges readers to stop dyspepsia tablets and treat the underlying cause. It touts strengthening the stomach, banishing bile, and regulating bowels as the path to health, praising Dr. Hamilton Pills as a stomach specific.
Peaceful Boundary Hs Europeans Begin Managing Troop Tiers
The text argues Europeans can manage troop deployments with neighborly confidence, reflecting Canadian friendship, recovery of poise and prosperity. It notes peace spanning over 2000 miles and a century, urging study of northern frontiers as essential for Europe’s renewal.
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Europe
How Canada Pays Her Debts
An article notes an improved Canadian trade position for the year ending September 20, 1925, with total trade rising to $1913, $61,000 and a clear export surplus. Exports covered imports and left $107, STS, 000 for interest payments on public and private debt abroad, a favorable balance $21,287,000 higher than the prior year.
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Dopinion
Guard the Baby Against Colds and Substitutes
An excerpt discusses guarding infants against colds using Baby's Own Tablets, claiming they keep bowels regular and aid health. It notes the tablets cost 25 cents a box from De Williams Medicine Co of Brockville Ontario. The piece also mentions substitutes impacting shingles and lumber, citing sugar cane boards and widespread concrete use as a shift away from wood, referencing the Vancouver Sun.
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de Willams Medicine Co
Brockville
Vancouver San
Hudson's Bay Baychimo Arrives With Arctic Fur Cargo
The Hudson's Bay Company steamer Baychimo arrived in Vancouver from Arctic waters with about two million dollars worth of furs and a number of passengers. The vessel formerly carried passengers along the Siberian coast in summer and penetrated to North Cape in the Arctic.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Baychimo
Vancouver
Arctic
Siberian
North Cape
Natural Resources Bulletin on Western Provinces Prospects
The bulletin surveys mineral and fish resources across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta with undeveloped water power and sericultural areas awaiting capital. It notes experimental farms pushing agricultural varieties northward as settlement expands the farming zone. Maps are available from the Natural Resources Intelligence Service.
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Prairie
Manitoba
Lake Winepeg
Edmonton
Price Albert
Natural Resources
Canadian coal production and interprovincial trade in 1922
Canadian coal output totaled 15 197.431 short tons in 1922 with about half consumed in the producing province and the remainder moving interprovincially. The year saw a rise from 1921 but a drop from the record year, with output valued at roughly 65 578.49 dollars and an average around 43 dollars per ton.
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Canada
British Capital Flows to Alberta Mills Major Alberta Investment
A British capital move funds the Alberta flour mills project in Calgary, with over a billion dollars involved and hailed as the largest investment from British capital in Canada. The deal follows extended negotiations and aims to boost regional industry and grain shipments as Canadian National Railways reports growing western marketings and earnings gains.
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Sirtom
Canali
Ragin
Alberta
Calgary
Telileh
Fornada
Canadian National
Canadian National Railways
Pension System Popular at Canadian Pacific Railway
The Canadian Pacific Railway marks its twentieth anniversary of a pension plan that rewards service over years, with retirement at 65 for eligible workers and a pension of one percent of earnings for ten years prior. Adjustments over two decades boosted the main annual pension by twenty dollars to address need, aiding employee morale and loyalty across the company.
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Canadian Pace Railway
Canadian Pacific
Betty
May Establish Flour Mill and Export Business in West Africa
The Spillers Milling and associated industries Limited of London plans a large flour mill and shea exporting venture in Western according to a statement by Lloyd Tanner, the company secretary. The firm is a major English concern and shows strong interest in the Western Canadian wheat trade.
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Spillers Milling and Associatedndustries, Limited
London
England
Western
Lloyd Tanner
Tn Peg
Two Kings Men Speak On Effort And Tomorrow’s Promise
A Missouri Herald excerpt notes two kinds of men one who does their best today and forgets, and another who promises to do their best tomorrow and forgets. The piece reflects on memory and social behavior as it touches on acquaintance and silent knowledge.
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Missouri Herald
Rust Of Wheat And Oats Regulation In Canada
Regulation under The Destructive Tavant Pest Act bans importation of buckthorn and certain species. Provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta may destroy infested material without compensation. Botanical Division of the Department administers enforcement.
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Canada
Manitoba
Sakachewes
Alberta
O's
Bar
Rom Fond
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills touted by a nervous reader
A reader, Jessie Peterson of Zoslandia Bask, recounts three years of nervous weakness and a weak heart. After trying Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills she reports relief after using several boxes and says the pills were effective and affordable.
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Jessie Peterson
Zoslandia
Bask
Mihurn
Los
Milburn’s I
XNI
Canadian Bacon Trade Figures From Canada To Britain
Canadian bacon shipments to Great Britain reached 70 985 000 pounds in the current period, with a year plan showing 73 984 000 pounds. The British market absorbed most of the exports, while Canadian ports reported steady interest and growing volumes.
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Canada
Great Britain
Vis
Wits
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Renten
America
Asia
Africa
Dr. Hamilton
U.S
Wm. Robinson
Chase
DR. Chase
Edmonson
Tad
Toronto
N. OU. Ll
Natural Resources Bulletin
Jones
Smith
Winnipes
Natonal Railways
Jemima
Tse
Honey
Walker House
Carls-Rite
Spe
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cevish
Alekly
Britain
Cuticura
H. M. Kramer
Buffalo
N.Y
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