Canada On the Verge of Great National Growth
Dominion Day marks Canada entering its fourth year after Confederation with optimism for rapid development. The nation aims to overcome natural barriers, expand manufacturing and resources, and unite Canadians behind education health and political progress. Strong projected growth depends on more people engaging in productive work and fostering national unity.
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Confederation
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Alberta
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British Columbia
Great Lakes
New Brunswick Woman Discovers Dodd's Kidney Pills Remedy
Madam Bruno D. Landry, a resident of Leotia XB, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health after a long illness and failed medicines. She urges others with kidney trouble to try the pills, noting they are not a faith cure but have provided real relief.
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New Brunswick
Dodd
Leotia
Bruno D. Landry
Madam Landry
Dad
Manitoba wireless telephony tests plan northern reach
Experiments at the request of the Manitoba government tested wireless telephone between Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie with a second step planned to link Winnipeg and Fort William. The project aims to serve mining districts and fur markets, reduce land wire costs, and create central northern stations with a Pas and Swan River link, potentially placing wireless under government control.
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Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Fort William
Dietrite
Northland
Pas
Swan River
Contro
Lake Winnipes
Saskatchewan Premier cites 3 million relief for crop regions
Premier W. M. Martin told Moose Jaw merchants that the government spent 3,000,000 on relief in Southern and Western Saskatchewan after near total crop failures. He expressed optimism for this year's prospects, noting he toured affected districts and found hopeful farmers. He warned that poor crops could jeopardize the economy and highlighted potential wealth growth in Northern Saskatchewan through mixed farming.
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Saskatchewan
W. M. Martin
Saskatchewan Retail Merchants Association
Moose Jaw
Gardens Well Advanced Garden Shows Favorable Season
In Brandon Manitoba Mr Edward Crawford reports his garden ahead for the season. Tomatoes ripen early with marble sized fruit on plants started March 10 and transplanted April 1. Potatoes bloom and cucumbers, radishes and spinach show progress with celery corn squash carrots beets and more well advanced. A silent keyless clock with four wheels and no springs is noted as a late invention.
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Brandon
Edward Crawford
Manitoba
Crawford
A Wonderful Discovery Cures Catarrh Permanently
An old medical claim describes catarrh and bronchitis cures via medicated air with Catarrhozone. The ad asserts antiseptic vapor reaches the nose throat and lungs and promises cure for catarrh bronchitis and sore throat. It lists price 50c and 25c trial size with a two month guarantee.
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Zone
Ingston
Ont
Canada should build its own navy says Townshend
Major-General Sir Charles Townshend urged Dominion delegates to create a Canadian fleet for self protection and imperial aid. He warned that starting twenty years ago would have yielded a respectable navy and said Canada must maintain its own ships now. The speaker also quipped that it is easier to coax a poor performer to tackle a piano than to drive him away.
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Dominion
Navy League
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Offered Amidst Hopes
An advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a top remedy for children plagued by worms. It promotes long lasting lampsticks made of asbestos boiled in wax and notes the ease of assigning blame versus facing consequences.
Manitoba Rural Credit Societies Expand For Farmers
Manitoba reports eight new rural credit societies operating under provincial law to aid farmers with low interest loans for farm improvements. The expansion brings total societies to 66 with 53 actively loaning and $840,000 in loans issued under the Rural Credits act to date. Membership caps at 100, but some locales such as Duck Mountain and Swan River have formed extra societies when limits were exceeded.
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Ness
Manitoba
Duck Mountain
Swan River
Local parish row over pastor and sunlight pewside glow
Mrs Pilippe mocks Dr Torpor while Mrs Fortysome notes a rose window lighting her pew making her feel twenty years younger. The passage shifts to a statistic stating Great Detain records about 333 500 marriages annually.
Baby's Own Tablets Promise Happy Healthy Babies
An advertisement praises Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels, sweetens the stomach, and cures constipation and colic. It cites Mrs. Albert Hamel of Pierreville Quebec and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario at 323 cents per box. It also briefly references asthma relief with Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy.
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Albert Hamel
Pierreville
Que
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Experimental farm tours planned in Saskatchewan region
The provincial superintendents organize excursions to Scott and Rosthern experimental farms, the Indian Head forestry station, and the Saskatoon agriculture college to showcase farming contributions. Open houses set for Scott on July 6 and 7, Indian Head on July 15, Rosthern July 19–21, Saskatoon date pending.
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Scott
Indian Head
Rosthern
College of Agriculture
Saskatoon
Township 39
Range
Township 40
Qu’Appelle I
Agricultural College
Nansen Reaches Agreement to Repatriate Prisoners
Norwegian statesman and arctic explorer Dr Nansen has agreed with the international Red Cross to supervise prisoner repatriation from Russia and Siberia. He will travel to Russia by way of Berlin with a committee of Red Cross workers to repatriate thousands, including Americans, before Siberian winter.
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Russia
Siberia
International Red Cross
Berlin
Red Cross
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Siberian
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