Textile tariffs and Canadian wool industry debate
Analyzing economics of wool and textile protection in Canada. Authors argue tariffs on woollens fail to help mills, noting high local costs and dependence on imports for raw materials. They warn protection creates a cycle harming workers and other industries, urging cost reduction and balanced policy.
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Conutas
Wade Cyprarion AE Fasterm
Sith
Capalla
Tre
Great Britain
Europe
Yorkshire
Canada
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Veireounn
Dominion
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Coal inquiry closes as Campbell to report in Ottawa
Commissioner David Campbell ends the investigation into an alleged Winnipeg coal deal. Campbell will file his report with Ottawa's minister of labor. Pasadena residents subscribe to a fund for a new community playhouse to open soon. It is easy for a man to do right when he cannot do anything else.
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Winnipeg
David Campbell
Campbell
Ottaw
Pasadena
California
Town Seeks Federal Aid After Plane Crash Damages Eliot Hall
The town of Eliot Me requests compensation from the federal government after an army airplane flying from Mineola Field to Boston crashed in thick weather near Eliot, damaging the town hall and injuring no one. The aviator escaped.
Worries in the Home and Dr Williams Pink Pills
A column warns that daily household worries harm women's health causing headaches and indigestion. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a speedy remedy by improving blood quality, featuring a testimonial from Mrs Gustave Hutt of Brussels Manitoba who reports restored appetite sleep and strength after use. The ad notes the pills are available from local dealers or by mail at five dollars a box via The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Williams
Gustave Hutt
Brux Tiles
Man
Dr. Williams
Avedicine
de. Williams
Dicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Bandit Circuit Fair Dates Announced Across Provinces
Fair dates for the circuit have been set across multiple towns including Carman Portage la Prairie Dauphin Yorkton Melfort Est Weyburn and Vermilion with August dates for Red Deer and Alberta tentative for Lethbridge. Also notes Mothe Gravee Worm Exterminator claimed to relieve worm suffering in children.
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Bt Circuit
Carman
Portage la Prairie
Uly
Dauphin
Yorkton
Melfort
Weyburn
Kert
Lloydmin
Vermilion
Red Deer
Alberta
Lethbridge
Prince Ab
North Battleford
Saskatchewan Ranks Second in Jobs Found in 1924
Ontario led with 17 new positions while Saskatchewan placed second in the fiscal year ending March 1924. The Employment Services of Canada report lists provincial job gains including values for Ontario at 3,111 and Saskatchewan at 3,111, with other provinces noted as well.
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Saskatchewan
Ontario
the Employment Services of Canada
Manitoba
British Columbia
Quebec
Nova
New Brunswick
Delta
Scotia
Observatory Trio Heads to South Africa for New Lens
Yale Observatory Director Frank Schlesinger and two assistants sail to South Africa to establish a southern hemisphere observatory. He carries a 26 inch photographic lens, the third largest in the world, not sent by freight. Location choices include Johannesburg or Bloemfontein.
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Frank Schlesinger
Yale Observators
South Africa
Schlesinger
Dr. Schlesinger
Johannesburg
Bloemfontein
Saskatchewan Agricultural Society meeting highlights and crop outlook
A historical Saskatchewan gathering featured talks on farming finance and credit, crop prospects, and market conditions. President Williams discussed improved financial standings in farming firms, while reports noted mixed grain yields, drought effects, and price pressures, with cautious optimism for 1925.
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Awareners
Sauie
Mie
NM wiUlama
Abernethy
Hte
Williams
Mortenge
Busta
Credit
Saskatchewan
South Country
Mixed Farming in a Province Not Naturally Adapted
A speaker defends mixed farming and cites twenty year production data across dairy, butter, and creamery outputs. He notes dairy growth from 7 million to 19 million and rising butter production, arguing regional farmers can expand diversification profitably despite difficulties and individual skill differences.
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Ure Prairie
Ibs
Adaptability and Finance for Farmers Across Systems
An article argues that individual adaptability shapes success in farming and finance, noting human nature drives all life activities including agriculture and economics. It stresses no one system fits all farmers due to diverse conditions and behaviors.
Asthma Remedy Promoted Amid Population Claims
An Australian population note cites about 16 million living in Australia and Sydney as the largest city. The piece markets Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a universal cure, claiming vast success and wide sales. The tone resembles a promotional medical advertisement from a past era.
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Australia
Sydney
Stingless bee found in Panama noted by museum testers
A stingless bee was discovered in Panama by a member of the American Museum of Natural History testers. The insect was harmless, described as butterfly-like in its behavior and appearance.
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Panama
American Museum of Natural Testors
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Fletcher
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Observatory For
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Bayer
Lumbago
D_ Kellogg
Minard
Dom AP Tout
Atole Finck
Wren
Toronto
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Matory Ora
In & Caron
Ottawa, Ontario
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