Prohibition Debate Letters Press Ontario Vote
A letter from A. H. Fudger argues for prohibition ahead of the April 2 vote, contending licensing fails to curb drinking and taxation harms. It cites Canada and U S examples, notes enforcement challenges, and endorses the Gothenburg system as a better regulated approach.
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Ateme
Macgregor
Grant
Ontario
Norfolk
Public Opinion Sways on Liquor Act Debate and April Vote
Prominent figures including Archibald McCellar Rev E Manning Saunders and Judge Ar of Winnipeg urge voters to reject the Manitia Liquor Act. They argue public sentiment lacks support and enforcement would fail, warning that prohibition by law cannot overcome deep desire for whiskey. Citizens urged to vote No on April 2.
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Edward Ibke
Archibald McCellar
E. Manning Saunders
Mr Allison
Mount Allison University College
Sackville N. B
Arof Winnipeg
Reflections and oddities from a busy news page
A jumble of observations touches on mowing machines Seed kindness rewards and a Westmont philosopher's quip about beauty. Winnipeg hockey seats at 20 dollars speak to local sports interest. Small sums cast light on church collections and souvenirs from Prince Henry fetch high prices in the States. An exhibit of a royal chair frames in Washington and a window display, while Little Souls on air, head to the street in a few days.
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States
Prince Henry
Washington
Incomplete text hints at store sale and fashion display
Fragmentary notes reference high quality guards a spring dress and a display at the People's Store in Austin. The readable words imply a promotional context with extra wood values and ladies observing outfits.
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People’s Store
Austin
First Advertising Run Builds Steady Customer Flow
The Herald touts consistent ad buying as crucial to winning business. The paper emphasizes that initial inserts may be costly but essential to establish a persistent campaign. It targets Macgregor readers and urges a personal visit to discuss advertising opportunities.
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Herat
Macgregor and
the Herald
Dr. King Life Pills promise quick relief and vitality
The ad touts Dr. King Life Pills as a universal cure for liver and gallbladder complaints, jaundice, biliousness, fever, bad health, and malaria. It claims they erase headaches, prevent griping, and provide rapid, pleasant tasting relief, priced at 25 cents in drugstores.
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Dr. King L Ife
People’s Store Snap Counter Day Offer
Thursday special at the People’s Store promises five to ten percent off for cash purchases over the counter based on order size. Barnum’s circus comparison cited to tout the deal as the greatest show on earth with “all the people” invited.
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People's Store
Barnum
People’s Store
Austin
Business Brim and Bargains Parade at Local Stores
Advertised stock from Ro Martin Merrick Bros and Holmes Co features overalls shirts shoes and ladies blouses in varied colors and sizes. Prunes priced at 1 65 per box cash plus new cream separators and dress goods attract shoppers with daily bargain mentions across Austin Wacgregor and surrounding outlets.
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Sant
Ro Martin
E. W. Sager
Merrick Bros
Wacgregor
Holmes & Co
PW. Martin
Pices
Parrakel
Assort
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