Remove Immigration Restrictions Debate in Parliament Session
Long forecasted Mackenzie King session faces immigration policy clash. Authors urge scrapping the wartime act, arguing immigration is essential to repay war debt, develop resources, and boost export trade. They blame organized labor for blocking reform and warn of national disaster without prompt action.
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W. J. Mackenzie King
Canada
Dominion
Hes
Walter
Rattwyss
Apakanda
Tuthow
Steh
Tollway
Peeney
Cebt
Temperatures and foreheads in old reports
The text discusses Ameren counts of people and compares forehead size to intelligence, noting a belief in a link between foreheads and brains. It mentions sea temperatures at depth, Sahara desert day and night temperatures, and claims about population changes over a century with scattered quoted remarks from scientists and observers.
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Sahara Desert
Tourists Flock to King Tut Tomb Scene at Luxor
Tourists rush to Luxor to witness the unsealing of King Tutankhamun’s tomb as hotels raise prices and boats fill, with U.S. and French archaeological colonies overwhelmed. Permits vanish and reporters are barred from location, leaving many to glimpse the scene from afar.
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Luxor
Egypt
Tutenkhamun
Farl
Carnarvon
Pharoah
United States
Sekine Ertults
Ross Re House
Nervous exhaustion urged to take Dr Williams Pink Pills
The ad warns that fatigue can lead to a nervous breakdown and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching tonic. A Braeside Ontario customer testimonial details severe neuralgia, dizziness, and fatigue followed by relief after two weeks of use, claiming regained ability to work and no recurrence. Pills available at 50 cents per box or $2.50 for five from The Williams Medicine Co Brockton Ont.
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Wiliams
Mary “Hanson
Williams
AIX
Williams’ Medicine Co
Brock Te
Aviation policy and Canadian patrol boat plans emerge
The text notes Montreal awaiting tenders from firexeit firms for eight patrol flying boats and reports Britain moving to lead in aviation with a new policy. It cites London sources and a news agency predicting a push for military and naval aircraft, reflecting rapid postwar aviation developments.
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Montreal
Canadian Air Board
Devel
London Central
Great Britain
Tanlac testimonial from Sam Nicolson boosts appetite
Nicolson of 121 1th Ave Fast Calgas Alberta reports Tanlac improved his appetite, sleep, energy, and work ability after years of fatigue. He claims he felt rundown and now remains in good shape three years later. Tanlac supposedly helps many, with over 25 million bottles sold.
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Tarlac
Sam Nicolson
Calgas
Alberta
Rotin Hoodeir
Tanlac
Taniac
Tantac
All Good Drug ‘Sts
England Tops Earth Says Astronomer Jeans Calculates Pearshape
English astronomer AW Jeans claims Earth is slightly pearshaped with a top in Southwest England and a stalk end in the South Pacific. The moon is described as a chip off the stalk end. the Daily News notes Royal Astronomical Association medals and unclear further curations.
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H. Jeans
England
We Daily News
Jeans
South Pacific
Jean
Daily News
Royal Astronomical
Invention to Reduce Motor Vibration by Wes Speed Co
Richard Soderberg of Wes Speed Co completed an invention to coat vibrations of small bodies using a dynamic method. The machine aims to improve efficiency of the 3.009. ematt motor and cut vibration, enabling railroads to travel faster. it is expected to be manufactured domestically and reduce motor vibration.
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Richard Soderberg
Wes Speed Co
New Champion Emerges in Boswa Wood Paving Race
A Boswa resident earns recognition as the world’s fastest wood paving block layer. He lays a block every second, keeping twelve laborers supplied with blocks.
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Boswa
Cascarets: Bowels Cleanse Without Cramping
Boston Transcript notes Cascarets offer gentle bowel cleansing for all ages. Claims include relief from headaches biliousness indigestion and upset stomach with a candy like taste. Ten cent boxes marketed as nicest physic on earth for grown ups and children.
Your Teeth and the Dangers of Premature Tooth Loss
The article explains how temporary teeth erupt or shed as permanent teeth form, warns that improper extraction can leave root fragments that block proper placement and cause infection, and advises never to leave root pieces behind. It also notes nitrous oxide as a safe anesthetic for children to prevent pain during dental procedures.
Landis Addresses Youth Role in World Future
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, High Commissioner of Baseball, told the Chicago Association of Commerce that youth, led by today’s young men, holds the world’s hope. He warned governments are stumbling in darkness and urged confidence in boys’ ambitions and proper fatherly guidance to shape a hopeful future.
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Landis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Association of Commerce
Chicago
North Star
Fewer Deaths From Communicable Diseases in Saskatchewan 1921
Saskatchewan recorded 1921 deaths from communicable diseases lower by 399 than 1920. Typhoid fever whooping cough influenza and tuberculosis declined while scarlet fever and diphtheria rose. The war period death rate was 12.25 per hundred thousand with an estimated provincial loss due to these diseases.
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Saskatchewan
Bank of Commerce hears debt relief impact on Britain
Sir Edmund Walker told shareowners that Britain's war debt to Canada fell from 36 001 400 to 75 000 00 by November 3. The monthly British Treasury payments eased pressure on the Dominion Treasury during the postwar year, as reported by the Globe.
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Britain
Canada
Edmund Walker
Bank of Commerce
Toronto Globe
Canada potato crop yields by year and acreage figures
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates Canada potato production for 1922 at 9,665,000 bushels with 683,594 acres planted versus 701,012 acres in 1921 and notes 246,900 bushels produced on the larger acreage. The 1920 peak total was 132,821,000 bushels. Minard's Liniment, Lumberman's Friend.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Sundial Project Aids Grenfell Hospitals in Newfoundland
Toronto professor Sewart surveys longitude and latitude of a Newfoundland hospital site to craft a latitude accurate sundial for Dr Grenfell's hospital. The device must face true meridian and suit local position for real service. The project began after a 1904 Newfoundland visit to observe a lunar eclipse.
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Sewart
Univsity
Toronto
Dr. Grenfell's Hospital
Newfoundland
Newfound
Newfoundlan
Grentel
Hearine Ons
Mewart
Diamond Dye Brands Promise Easy Garment Makeover
The ad claims Diamond Dyes can revive worn skirts waists coats stockings and draperies by simply dyeing them. It promises simple directions for a woman to refresh bed coverings and fabrics never dyed before, and guarantees the result regardless of fabric type or prior condition.
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Strell
Targeting Lloyd George Sparks Roasting Claim
A fragment suggests a heated public claim about burning Lloyd George, tying in references to an English father, a child named George, and Joan of Ave, with mentions of saving France and Briel. The text appears garbled but centers on a political or wartime accusation involving Lloyd George and public reaction.
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George
Joan of Ave
France
Briel
Lloyd George
Young Mothers Praise Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Mrs Leota M Pepper of 114 Grange St endorses D Pierce's Favorite Prescription for prospective mothers. She reports no nausea or sickness with her babies when using the remedy, contrasting with greater discomfort experienced without it and promising to recommend the treatment to expectant mothers.
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St. Catharines
Brough
Dr Pierce
Mra Gen
Dr. Pierce
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Boston Transcript
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