Canada Day Is Dawning Ties To Far Western Markets
A column cites President Coolidge urging the U S to prepare for a food importing era as Canada surges toward becoming a major supplier of food to the United States and other markets. It argues Canada’s geographic proximity, shared language, and evolving marketing and immigration policies will bolster grain meat dairy and fruit exports, while Britain’s imperial trade could boost overseas supply. The piece notes Ireland and other markets show rising imports from Canada while U S demand grows as Canada expands arable land and population to meet global food needs.
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Eas
United States
Awang
Republic
Consila
Tms Dominion
Canada
Ireland
United
Troth
Radio Message Inside Bank Vault Observed in Missouri
WOS Jefferson Mo announced reception of a bank program at First Savings Bank of Pour, with a 27 inch thick vault wall and a ten ton steel door closed during the broadcast. Hollanders in Alberta are claimed to be snaking out, per Baron W Van Hereksten of Rotterdam.
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Sation Wos
Jefferson Mo
All First Savings Bank of Pour
WOS
Alberta
Baron W van Hereksten
Rotterdam
Alberta Pictures Draw Large Wembley Interest
The Alberta ph Dley Eubabicion attracted 106,900 attendees at Wembley, with reports of strong interest across Canada. Ottawa sources cite government party reactions and public curiosity about the depicted events, while a Wellington quote about Napoleon hints at past wartime observations amid recent weather disruptions.
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Wembley
Alberta
Paty Helty Branet
Black
Ottawa
Leading Pictures By Wire Tengeapr Pictures Keown ae the Teen Pooves to be Practaae 7 Yewnseetendnin ow ptchaten swerve thet isinest iy ohare
A fragmented wire service caption and garbled text describe pictures and a photo industry topic. Readable elements mention New York and photography themes, with unclear dates or events.
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Dean
Cnt
Sian
Eamed
New York
Encestra
Amd
Feialupids Data
Davies
Am Bowr
Canada Britain Trade Ties Seen Improving Says London Message
A New Year message from Canadian high commissions in London signals growing optimism for trade relations between Canada and Britain. It notes potential benefits for both nations and the Motherland, urging confidence in a satisfactory resolution of outstanding questions.
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Canada
British Iveston
London
Canadi Press
Dominion
Motherland
Pink Pills for Pale People Claim Stomach Tone Relief
An endorsement from Mrs Rose of Fruithand Ontario describes severe stomach trouble and nervous weakness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, reducing pain, and improving sleep after other medicines failed. The ad urges readers to obtain pills from local medicine dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
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Dr Williams
Ta Rose
Ford
Wilt Sue
Brockvills
Biography of King Edward VII to Be Published in March
A two volume biography by Sir Stiney Lee, King George era, recounts King Edward VII from birth in November 1841 to his accession on January 22, 1901. The work promises a humane, multifaceted portrayal and covers his wide interests. Also notes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is widely available at druggists.
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Edward VII
Stiney Lee
King George
Edward
Immigration to Canada figures show slight British rise
Data for the first eleven months of 1921 indicates modest British immigration growth, with 11,700 harvesters in 1923 not repeated in 1924. United States and Dominion movements decreased in 1923, while Canada saw many returning citizens, totaling 34,152 with incomplete records.
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Leraion
Canada
Elso
Dominion
Ontario Gold Output Sets December Records in Mines
December production in Northern Ontario gold mines exceeded all prior records with tonnage and output surging. Five producing companies earned over $2,100,606 in income, marking the best tally in the industry’s history and signaling a strong year ahead for 1924.
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Ontario
Missing Yacht Helped by Arctic Radio Search
A search effort in Labrador and Baffin Land aims to locate the foot yacht Lief Teiekson under W W Nutting. The Danish navigator departed Chiiettania Norway on September 9 in an attempt to reach New York via Ledan Greenland and Lat Radio fans 1 ening in Calgary.
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Arctic
Labrador
Baffin Land
Lief Teiekson
W.W. Nutting
Chiiettania
Norway
New York
Ledan
Greenland
Calgary
Yael
Duke of York Charged by Wounded Rhinoceros in Kenya
Duke of York, son of George, visiting Kenya with his bride, had a thrilling rhinoceros hunt. The duke stalked a massive rhino and fired, then another shot was fired as the beast charged. A party member also fired and the rhino fell.
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Duke of York
York
George
Kenya
Anderson
Simular
May Tour Canada Pilgrimage by Inguish School Boys
A May tour of Canadian pilgrimage by Inguish schoolboys is proposed under the auspices of a Canadian official. The overseas party would include around 50 public school students and teachers, with possible educational authorities and inspectors, aiming to safeguard children but urging prompt action. The text also mentions Miller's Worm Powders as preparation for the trip.
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Dominion
England
New Heat Source Found in Volterra Italy Steam Power
An Italian scientist group at Volterra reports a breakthrough tapping steam from subterranean heats. They claim thigh temperature steam from Pamaro les yields usable energy, enabling new power stations and large scale power generation from borax operations.
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Volterra
Italy
Centre of Earth
Pamaroles
Borax
Measure for Measure Origin of the Phrase World
The word world in Shakespearean use appears in Measure for Measure. Isabella declares with a stretched throat that she will tell the world aloud what kind of man thou art. The line reflects a public rebuke and moral judgment within the play.
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Isabella
Packing Industry Slaughter Totals in Canada Rise
Government estimates show hogs slaughtered in Canada during 123 reached 2,258,291, up 29,152 from the prior year, with cattle slaught 42 and sheep at 499,745. The report notes automotive power in England and a price reference of five dollars per horse.
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Canada
Unclear Canadian Bacon Export Standardization Progress
Department of Agriculture officials state the Canadian bacon export standardization is still under construction and no phase can be announced at this time. Toronto reports indicate Ottawa may order beluding export standardization details.
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Department of Agricultur
Wie
Toronto
Ottawa
Plan for Long Flight From Japan to Europe
A Tokio newspaper reports an attempt to fly two briquet aeroplanes from Japan to Europe, fitted with 109 horsepower engines. The plan is described as under the auspices of the Acai group, with preparations to begin promptly, as authorities prepare for the historic transcontinental flight.
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Tokio
Japan
Europe
Acai
Frani
Asabt
Fadtud
Young Artist wins two gold medals in painting contest
Duncan Campbell a ten year old Brooklyn student earned two gold medals for his painting and for setting a record in the contest now in its thirteenth year. Other items note imports from Canada and a new Mining Bureau announced by the Winnipeg Board of Trade.
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Duncan Campbell
Brooklyn
Establied Mining Bureau
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Manitoba
Want Gold Export Emi A Resolution On Gold Exports
A vague note discusses permitting placer gold exports and renewing mining acts in relation to gold reports. It references a July export decision, a meeting of representatives, and a conference in Vancouver.
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Netohan
Vananeer
Manitoba Beer License Amendment Discussion Hints Change
Manitoba government considers liquor act amendments aligning with Alberta rules for beer permits in hotels. John Bracken and Attorney RW Craig told a Winnipeg hotel keeper about potential policy shifts affecting night wines and beer sales.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Manticle Dwinfer
John Bracken
Attorral RW
Craig
Winnipeg
Manitoba Stone Quarries Secure Major Contract
A Manitoba quarry firm won a large contract for building materials used in a new Montres development. Competing with many Canadian and U S quarries, the local company secured the job, sourcing stone from Garson, Manitoba, with planners engaged to finish the project.
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Montres
Canada
United Sates
alUaslLy
Creedda Montreal
Garson
Flettner’s Buckan Ship Tests Seaworthiness in Rough Seas
Flettner reported satisfaction with Buckan’s seaworthiness after a trial in heavy seas. The vessel, powered by foot pedals and featuring wing like flaps, was tested at speed amid roots weather during a cruise.
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Flettner
Buckan
Mrs Grace Rutenen Seeks Relief From Weak Nerves
In a letter from St Ont, Grace Rutenen describes a severe pneumonia recovery marked by extreme nerves and sleeplessness. She recalls weeks in bed due to heart weakness, then notes reading a remedy that offered relief.
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Grace Rutenen
St Ont
Abe
Milburn’s Reart and Nerve Pills Featured in Patient Note
An OCR fragment reports a patient praising Milburn’s Reart and Nerve Pills claiming weight gain of 35 pounds and improved ability to perform housework and outdoor work, though the reader notes the endorsement to be questionable. The passage appears to be a testimonial with damaged wording and unclear attribution.
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Milburn
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