Immigration Reinforces Canada’s Embrace of Britain’s Move
A contemporary view urges Canada to welcome British emigrants and their families as essential to national growth. It extols the value of immigrant traditions, language, and labor, arguing they enrich farming, crafts, and pioneer vigor while demanding assimilation through shared values and neighborly patience.
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Nada
Isles
Wesponse
Canada
Dominion
Figorus
Spraboware
Ely
Easton
Cbstell
Ghagopelol
Harassiig
AdgMe Abels Gry
Calaene
Pader
Huss
Pepie
Camida
Chris Etal
Canada’s Contribution Amid Global Resource Shares
The record lists Canada’s portion of world production across various resources. It cites figures such as 90 percent in cobalt, 88 percent in asbestos, 85 percent in nickel, 32 percent in pulpwood, 20 percent in tumiter, and 1 percent in barley, highlighting a broad extractive profile amid global supply, with several entries showing double digits in key minerals and crops.
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Caraganas
Government ready to grant facilities to Lady Astor bill
In the British House of Commons Prime Minister Stanley Balawin announces readiness to support Lady Astor's measure prohibiting the sale of six intoxicants to persons under eighteen. The remarks reflect ongoing parliamentary debate and the attempt to curb youth access to alcohol amid broader social concerns.
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Stanley Balawin
House of Commons
Lady Astor
Gets Este Great Increare Shown in AN Prosuets oe matt St cad can Tala
Gets Este Great Increare Shown in AN Prosuets oe matt St cad can Tala.
Excellent Revenue Source for Charities from Old Newspapers
Old newspapers provide a lucrative revenue stream for charities as processors pay up to thirty dollars a ton. Collectors gain financially while supporting forestry by recycling waste paper, with six tons of waste paper per acre of forest.
Mothers Best Friend In Rearing Children
Fragmented OCR text discusses parenting helpers and health concerns. Mentions Pai Sudden sickness and a fatal standisy, with unclear names and places. Contains garbled phrases about internal use and home routines, lacking coherent events or clear entities.
Railway May Push North
A report says the Canadian Pacific Railway seeks more business in Central and Northern British Columbia. Major Crystal of Vancouver will survey rail routes from Spirit River to the interprovincial boundary at Pouce Coupe and across Pine Pass, with the Pacific Eastern line eyed though the property remains unsettled. The provincial government may aim to complete the line north from Prince George through Pine Pass to Pouce Coupe.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia
Major Crystale
Spirit River
Alto
Ponce Coupe
Pine Pass
Pacific Eastern
Prince George
Pouce Coat
Buffaloes to grace Auckland New Zealand zoological garden
The Auckland city mayor asked Canada for three buffaloes to enrich its world wildlife nucleus. Canada agrees to gift three buffaloes one male and two females, with transfer arrangements underway to Auckland. The piece also mentions asthma remedy ads in the same column.
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Canada
New Zealand
Auckland
Hie Inferior
Saskatchewan Honey Production Reaches Twelve Tons Last Year
The 1922 Saskatchewan honey output is estimated near 12 tons, with 100 beekeepers contributing about 4622 pounds at an average 684 pounds per hive and other apiaries yielding roughly 209 pounds each. A note mentions sugar preserves cream in heat and Minard's Liniment for burns.
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Agricul Ee
Saskatchewan
1921 English crime shows lower violence and prison intake
The 1921 crime statistics reveal fewer violent offences and a large drop in drunkenness compared with 1920 and 1912. A rise in minor offences reflects ongoing poverty and distress, while prison admissions totaled 48,871 in 1921 versus 166,255 in 1913.
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Sminor
Sars
Poland Germany trade flows despite strained relations
Polish exports to Germany form less than 48 percent of total exports with foods, coal and timber the main items. German imports into Poland account for about 156 percent of Polish imports, a figure boosted by goods entering via Austria and Czechoslovakia.
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Poland
Germany
Austtria
Czechoslovakia
Heart Ailment Warns Husband Against Leaving Wife
Recurrent faintness and dizziness point to a weakened heart and nervous disorder. The description notes the wife’s symptoms and the husband’s fear of leaving her alone as the heart condition worsens.
Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Proven in Ontario Letter
A Canadian letter from Mrs. C Vanlorn of Eckville Alta credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with relieving years of heart trouble and faintness. The testimonial notes three boxes as the turning point and recommends the remedy, available locally or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto. Also mentions major cattle shipments and household cleaning tips, typical of the era.
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C. Vanloru
Eckville
Alta
Milburn
T. Milburn Co .Limited
Toronto
Discovery of Stainless Steel Inventor Studied Explosions on Gun Barrs
The inventor Joseph W. Gotten or Gotteen studied the effect of explosions on gun barrels and inner tubes, leading to stainless steel. Patents by Suet eld and Brearley spurred research, with early blades hard to forge and grind, yet the material now widely used in cutlery, cars, ships, and engineering.
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Gotteen
Sueteld
Brearley
Ericedit
Tanlac credited with ending long illness in Ontario woman
Mrs Van Hess of St. Clements Ont says a year of terrible stomach pains, disordered digestion, and sleepless nerves vanished after using Tanlac. She reports rapid relief, renewed appetite, and improved health, urging others to try the vegetable tonic as sold widely by druggists.
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Mrs van Hess
Wek
Tanlac
Hamilton
Artificial Diamonds Made By English Chemist
An English chemist devised a method to create artificial diamonds by mixing paraffin spur bone off Aistillate and metallic Uebium in a cast iron tube heated in a reverberatory furnace. The process yields diamonds identical to natural ones but is long and costly. The produced stones are extremely tiny, with mine stones of the same size available for a fraction of the cost.
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Ur ‘Nace
Dr Williams Baby's Own Tablets advert
An advertisement proclaims Baby's Own Tablets keep mothers and children rested and cheerful. The mild laxative claims to purify bowels aid digestion and improve sleep in infants and mothers, with safe for newborns and no opiates. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Mediccine
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
British Pilots Plan Around the World Flight
A British team led by Captain Harwood Steele M C plans a global seaplane journey starting in England next year. The route extends through France and the Mediterranean to India, across Asia to Kamchatka, the Mendan Islands, the Bed Fing Sea to Alaska, then across Canada to Newfoundland and Iceland before returning to England. Captain Norman Macmillan and Captain G F Malins will fly the craft under the Lesson of Frontiersmen auspices.
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Harwood Steele
Montreal
England
France
Mediterranean
Xsi
India
Asia
Kamchatka
Mendan Islands
Bed Fing Sea
Alaska
Vancover
Canada
Calgary
Windves
Port Amar
Toronto
Quebec
Mallfax
Newfoundland
Iceland
Orkney Islands
Norman Macmillan
SLC Afc
G. F Malins
Chemical production and exports rise with stable output
Production of chemicals and allied products at the canal junction amounted to over 140 million dollars with exports valued at 25 thousand. Labor statistics show a 5 percent increase in chemical industry employment while overall chemical production trends toward higher output and stabilization.
Savings in Canadian banks rise to over 1.2 billion in 1923
From the late 1922 decline, savings in Canadian chartered banks have climbed and by the end of March 1923 total deposits reached 1,219,295,721 dollars. This equates to about 148 dollars per person in the Dominion. Liniment advertised for sale everywhere.
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Dominion
Elevators Rise Across Western Canada And Canada Lakes
Elevators in West and Western Canada expand with 200 plus country facilities costing millions. At the head of the lakes, 6 million will be spent on new terminal elevators and enlargements of existing ones. The line about Jeander’s knife severs friendship remains noted.
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Canada
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Contribution of Canada
DR. Chase
Gets
Canadian Pacific
Alberta
Sof Snaps
J.D. Keliogs
Minard
Esa
Birkentead
Ontario
Dodds En Ta Ae
Fhe
Kaiser
Mother Grave
Jeander
Kesaau
Kendall
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