Sir Henry Thornton Seliow Appointed President of CN Railways
A Canadian national railways appointment draws near unanimous praise from press and public. Sir Henry Thornton, a seasoned railway administrator, takes the helm seeking to unify and modernize the system. He stresses efficient service, moderate rates, and population growth as rail traffic drivers, aiming to transform the CN into a continent spanning public railway venture.
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Laundry scheme claims rivals damaged by deceit
Two New York residents confess they conspired with a laundry company to destroy rival laundries. The admission surfaced amid a broader discussion of trade ethics and competitive practices.
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New York
First Underground Railway Levdee's Tube Fifty Years Of Has
The article recalls early use of the underground by women during the mid Victorian era on Lesden’s line and notes the Metro politam Railway’s celebration. It mentions opening day crowds at Farrington Suet and concerns over tunnel vibrations, passenger safety, and potential collapse. Obstacles were overcome, though one named person died in an accident on the day.
Nerviline touted as quick relief for hoarseness and throat pain
Advert describes Nerviline as fast acting and non oily for sore throat and hoarseness. It claims rapid penetration and blood drawn from an infamined par and promises chest and throat relief quickly. The piece also mentions a 3 tank clear amount ranking, with Toronto and Vancouver as benchmarks.
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief for Children
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for upset stomachs and constipation in children. It claims a spoonful today prevents illness tomorrow and urges mothers to keep the product handy, advising to ask a druggist for the bottle with clear dosage directions.
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Hunters Required to Wear White in Pheasant Season
The article states game hunters must wear white to reduce shooting accidents in the woods. It emphasizes the rule applies to all during pheasant season and mentions a strong safety motive behind the amendment.
Winter Weather Hard on Little Ones
Winter weather in Ontario strains infant health as homes become overheated and poorly ventilated. The text urges Baby's Own Tablets to keep babies healthy, calling them a mild laxative that regulates stomach and bowels. Sold by mail and dealers at 25 cents per bottle, from The Dr Williams Medicine, Bookville, Ont.
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Saskatchewan Poultry Trade and Revenue in 1922
Saskatchewan earned about 1,953,000 from poultry sales and around 10,194,000 from taxes as part of poultry industry estimates. It is projected the province houses roughly 9,250,000 head of poultry across farms, with about 56 birds per farm on average.
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Telephone Mystery Solved on Rural Line Saga
A remote town’s telephone service faced days of outages as a manager and night shift worker investigated. At dawn, technicians found the fault at the last house on the line, where an elderly resident’s electrical wiring disrupted the system.
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Inspection of Eggs From US to Canada Tightens Rules
The Canadian Government moves to stop U S shippers from evading regulations on shipments to Canada. Inspections and grading will apply to all eggs entering Canada. Previously fines targeted shipments under ten dozen, but evasion by small lots reduced oversight.
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Putnam’s Corn Remedy Fails Patient Says Drugist Erred
A user recounts a painful corn treatment gone wrong claiming the druggist sold a corn remedy instead of a trusted product. The patient insists on Putnam’s Corn Ex and rejects any substitute, alleging lasting burns and injury from inferior remedies.
Diamond Dyes Guide For Garment Coloring
Fragmented text appears to discuss dyeing fabrics and garments with Diamond Dyes. It mentions dresses skirts coats stockings and sweaters becoming worn or faded and offers instructions suggesting new dyeing methods. The readable fragments are unclear and mixing foreign phrases.
Old-Timers Re Union Reminiscences Across a Young Country
A report notes that reunion groups of old timers and their spouses revived youth in a new nation. Men and women formed brass bands two years ago with strict rules requiring thirty years in the province. Halley's comet, first seen in 249 B.C., will appear again in 1988.
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Incoming Settlers Immigrant Counts for Western Provinces
Incoming settlers figures show immigrant arrivals across Western provinces last year. Manitoba and Ontario led with notable totals. Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia also reported arrivals. The data chronicles new arrivals landing on New York soil at Coney Island on September 6, highlighting cross-border immigration patterns.
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Holloway Corn Remover Distemper Remedy Ad
Fragmented ad style notice touts Holloway Corn Remover as a light remedy for distemper aboard a historical text. Mentions Oswald Garrison Villard and Texisan legislators in a political tone, with unrelated snippets about reformers.
Tanlae miracle: weight regain after illness
A reader, Magy Stewart of Regina, credits Tanlae with rapid recovery from illness that left her weak and unable to lift more than a cup of tea. She reports regaining weight and strength after using Tanlae and promotes it as a grand remedy sold by druggists, noting over 35 million bottles sold.
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Workers pledge to raise Russian Navy efficiency
Workers of soviet acassin pledge to bring naval state of efficiency to army levels and in some cases they were allowed to furnish funds for questions. Another result of the week's campaign on behalf of the Russian navy has been
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