Marketing Poultry Coops Extend to Western Provinces
The Dominion Department of Agriculture plans to extend cooperative marketing of poultry and eggs from eastern to western provinces. Mr Enson, formerly in charge of co operative marketing, will transfer to Alberta with duties similar to his Ontario role. He will supervise Western operations from Saskatchewan, directing the western marketing effort for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Tg. Coopera Ite
Ensos
Hk Co-Operative
Orga
Alb
Ontario
Department of Agriculture
Hare
Itis
Saskatchewan
Diphtheria Cure Promoted by Inard’s Liniment
Amsterdam correspondent notes public notices on meat consumption schedules and restrictions. Warnings on cooking meat days and vendor rules follow a discussion of honesty, trust, and public behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
GEB
Amsterdam
Sal
Suil
Federal Council
York
Fertility, Rotation and Soil Health on Prairie Farms
The article argues for crop rotation and sod formation to preserve soil nitrogen and humus, warning that single crop farming depletes fertility. It cites research from Portage la Prairie and North Dakota showing nitrogen losses and yield gains from rotation and cover practices, urging a shift from pioneer methods to sustainable farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statt
Ottawa
Prairic
Adalon
Mulero
Santaiems
Portage la Prairie
Indian Head
North da
Langdon
North Dakota
Minnesota
England
Piast
Fragmentary OCR Summary Card
Incomplete text appears with mixed letters and stray phrases from an early Montreal area item. Readable names or events are not identifiable. no clear person, organization, date, or location emerges for a valid summary. The fragment offers no coherent story or factual detail to card.
Canada’s Resources sixty annual report overview and reforms
The report by Canada’s Conservation Commission covers resources in ten regions and discusses technical education, ecological safeguards for birds, town planning, and sanctuary provisions. It highlights the chairman’s address and the commission’s annual activities, noting ongoing progress and the need for careful planning to guide growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservaion Commission
I Somienich Cn
Canada
Helis Army Sanitation Cited by Browne In War Prep
Sir James Crichton Browne credits Britain's sanitation measures for lowering disease rates in wartime. He notes that a larger field army accompanies improved health, despite many men rejected for defects in the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
James Crichton Browne
James
Ten Air
Sears
New Pain Remedies and Tactical Guns Featured in Plain Talk
An article reviews medical tonic Dr Pierce's Patent Medicine and reports on German heavy artillery details including a gun requiring 200 men and weighing 1 1/2 tons with a 27 second firing cycle. It notes a stove top burn remedy promising rapid relief and universal kitchen use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Ger
Paris
Liege
Discovery of chlorine and its elements in 1819
The text credits Hampson Davy, British scientist, with discovering chlorine as an element in 1819. It notes chlorine’s presence in compounds wherever air or water is involved and describes workmen splitting common salt to obtain chlorine, with a side remark about tooth decay from the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampsrey
Davy
Usit Complexion Restorer Praised Across Regions
An advertisement extols Usit Highly Recommenses a complexion restorer promising greatness in complexion and smoothness. It claims widespread use among Canadians and praises results and recommendations. Manufactured by Manufacturing Company on Roacesvalies Avenue.
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Sit
South
Carey
Roacesvalies Avenue
Submersible battleship could shape future naval war
A Liverpool Journal of Commerce writer argues a heavily armed submersible could force a German naval rethink. He says prewar development could have broken the deadlock, as submarines might threaten harbors, though current subs lack such reach. He questions German timing and industrial choices in shipbuilding strategy.
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Liverpool Journal of Commerce
Sriier
Bat Uessipe
Internment Camp Inspections and Expansion Plans
General Sir Wat Otter led a tour of the camp in Me auera Ontario and Quebec noting adequate conditions and productive agriculture. Measures include expanding facilities, increasing winter internments of certain alien enemies, and establishing new centers while camps at Field grow. A London proposal suggests a poll tax of 125 per year for aliens within the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wat, Otter
Icares
Ontario
Quebec
London
Te Jonith
British Empire
Turn Over Time In Nature Hints About the Food
A personal narrative on digestion and weight loss cites a shift to Gra-Nats food as improving appetite and stomach comfort. The author, once working railroad jobs with irregular meals, describes relief after replacing meals with Gra-Nats cereal and corn, noting better digestion and reduced hunger between meals.
Agricultural Instruction Act report from Ottawa outlines work in provinces
The Ottawa issued report covers the Agricultural Instruction Act of 1814 provisions, detailing scope and across provinces. It notes veterinary college ties, annual funding around 929000, Manitoba education expansion, school consolidation, and U S federal appropriations. It cites 145 pages plus 15 plates, with 150 staff, and new buildings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Anada
Manitona
United States
Tve
Canada
Ifteen
Publi
Te Department of
Baby's Own Tablets Marketed for Little Ones
An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative for children, claiming they are safe and pleasant compared with castor oil. It asserts widespread mother testimonials and notes availability from medicine dealers at a penny per box, via the Williams Medicine Co.
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Baby
Baby Hill
Jents
Williams Medicine Co
Hrocky
Public Voters From Training Tales In Scottish City
The talk links civic training of youths to future voting ethics and public usefulness. The speaker describes visits to water works and sewer systems in Glasgow and a mindset shaping youngsters into informed citizens and potential leaders.
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Glasgow
Kansas City
RE. McDon
Missouri Valley Public Health Association
McDonnell
Scotland
Kaos
Zam-Bok touted for skin injuries and cures
An antiquated notice promotes Zam-Bok by W Lascelles Scott calling it a real antiseptic with strong healing powers. It claims superior activity to carbolic acid and lists ailments from running sores to chapped hands, urging mothers to try the remedy now sold in boxes at wholesale outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Lascelles Scott
Foglia
Regie’s
Russ Temperance Editor Praises Public Efforts Amid Road Congestion
Russ temperance editor of Russky Slovo describes a personal tour of western Russia roads plagued by congestion. He credits public organizations, mild autumn rains, and people’s temperance for a crisis-free passage, noting homeless wanderers as a minor factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lands Russ
Temperance Titor
Russky Slovo
Russia
Young Doctor Faces Harsh Rebuke In Peculiar Exchange
In a sharp exchange a young physician, claiming a three year degree, is berated by a veteran critic who boasts twenty five years of experience. The dialogue hints at satire as the student is urged to rest, exercise, and avoid overwork. A clerk is asked to relay a punchy line to the unloading department.
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Jess
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Dus
Musto
Dr.Chase
Montreal
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Holloway
Buffalo
Pieros
Pietersch
Diesovery
Thomas Eclectsle
Minard
Agricultural Instruction Act
Meawereey
France
Great Britain
New York
Latform
Pascent
Reach
Milwaukee
Shan
Eddy’s
Tale Arlington Company OF Canada
E Fraser
Tremain
Vissons
Toronto
Jose
Jack
Unlo
Carter
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