U S Livestock Barred From Canada in Trade Move
Ottawa reports Canada tightens controls on cattle, sheep and other livestock imports from the United States. Prohibitions expand to hay straw parts of cattle and any merchand to curb California outbreak and prevent spread to Alberta. President George H. Cresswell notes bright outlook for the industry as shipments continue to eastern points.
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Wiitasssia United & Ports Fund
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Nevada
Oream
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Hi Lreeders’ Association
Georgs H Cresswell
Aspirin Imitations Warned by Bayer Across Nations
An OCR damaged piece discusses Bayer aspirin safety and branding. It notes legitimate packaging includes the Bayer Cross and directions, lists tablet counts and prices, and mentions Canada trade myths. It also tangentially mentions Henry Ford and a Navy secretary resignation with unclear relevance to aspirin.
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Karen
Bayer
Canada
Live Chickens Sent By Parcel Post Plan Announced
The notice outlines a plan to ship day old chicks by parcel post between March 1 and May 31. It specifies conditions for shipping to Canada and the United States, including rates and handling, with delivery by postal services.
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Parcel Post
Parce
Canada
United States
Saskatchewan plebiscite date set for liquor vote
Saskatchewan moves toward a July plebiscite on liquor with two questions. Voters decide on a government controlled system and on sale of malt liquor beer and spirits. Absentee polls to be conducted in designated districts. Penalties apply for illegal voting under the Election Act.
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Hondy
Chane
Saskatchewan Tenerance Act
Branch Lines Question Again Alive Topic
Debate over Canada National Railway branches and government funding continues as supporters push a three year program to allow faster completion. Critics argue annual funding would delay work and favor a shorter schedule. Senator Roberson and AJ Lewis press the three year plan citing efficiency and labor stability.
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Senate
AJ. Lewis
House
Lewis
Roberson
Wi of
Railways
Anna
Grading With Protein Tests to Prevent Coarse Grain Mix
The article discusses protein testing to reduce grain misgrading and concerns that reliance on tests may undermine marketing by grain grades. It notes that increased binning facilities and testing could improve accuracy but warns against using tests as a substitute for standard grade marketing.
British Ambassador Presents Credentials and Cordial Ties
Sir Esme Howard presented the British ambassador’s credentials to President Coolidge in Washington. The King’s desires for good British American relations were echoed, with Coolidge noting the shared identity of government aims as a force for just and lasting world peace.
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Great Britain
United States
Washington
Geors
P Dent Coolidge
Esme Howard
Unite States
Coolidge
General Sims
Trish
Nerviline claim promises quick relief for stomach troubles
Advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick cure for sour stomach cramps and indigestion. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water relieve symptoms almost immediately and suggests keeping Nerviline on hand for general use. It also notes ties to a pro equal rights stance in Ottawa and a proposed divorce-related reform.
Pain In His Side Relieved By Dodd's Kidney Pills
Pain in his side vanished after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. John F. Pain in Ontario recounts his fatigue and improved strength following the recommended treatment. He says six boxes cleared pain, allowing him to work more, and credits the pills for aiding kidney function and reducing uric acid in blood.
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John F. Pain
Dodd
P. Pain
Paine
Paly
Kinney
Grain Inspector Resigns After 22 Years in Canada
Grain inspector for Canada resigns after 22 years with the board of grain, effective March 3. The resignation follows resistance to changes debated at Winnipeg inquiry sessions. Jan Fraser is mentioned as the potential successor’s name, replacing the long serving official in the grain inspection role.
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Canada
Board of Grain Couamis
Sy Grars
Winnipeg
Suzts
Jan Fraser
Civilians May Take Control in Germany
Report outlines a British Labour proposal for civilian control of Germany’s military postwar structure. It would shift command from army officers to civilian authorities but maintain overall control, pending assurances from the Allied control commission and compliance with 1922 demilitarization demands.
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Germany
Spon Maneil
Marshal F. Peamibans
Ty Pormier
Abe Donald
Gral
Ust
Control Commission
Council of Ambassadors
Soviet seeks large loan from Britain under three-year plan
Moscow correspondent reports Soviet Russia would negotiate credits of £150,000,000 spread over three years with Britain. Terms would split 67 percent goods and 82 percent cash, totaling £40.60 the first year and £60,000,000 the third, with interest to start within two years. Rakovsky calls credits essential for future British engagements, stressing they are for reconstruction, not a Red array.
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Great Britain
Russia
Wncoming AngloRussian Nee
Moscow
Daily Express
Saskatchewan Takes Prizes at Manitoba Winter Fair
Saskatchewan entries won major awards at the Manitoba Winter Fair. Leslie and Davidson from Wat Toys Sask took first in Clydesdale mares or geldings while A. Vassar of Regina led in single otters class. J B Day of Yellow Grass Sask placed high in judging, with Brandon Manitoba noted for wins. Manitoba Agricultural College students and others competed in western college events.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Man
Nba Agricultural Collale
Manitoba Agricultaral College
J.D. McGreee
Western Colleges
Baron Byng of Via Scout Always Remembered
The article honors Baron Byng of Via for lifelong scouting service and leadership in youth programs. It notes dedicating efforts to training and guiding new scouts and maintaining a spirit of adventure and responsibility.
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Baron Byng of
Via
Alberta Liquor Control Amendment Debate in Legislature
The Alberta legislature debated restrictions under a liquor control amendment moved by Independent W M Davidson. The measure sought earlier closing times and extended hours on certain days while restricting beer sales and alcohol service. Liberal Fa ncmton and GA Forster supported changes, with committee consideration placing limits on hours and operations for liquor venues and hunting parties.
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Alberia
W. M.davidson
Freezone claims quick relief for corns
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It promises instant pain stop and easy removal of hard corns between toes with minimal expense, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Tariff changes considered to be inevitable plan outlined
A plan to reform tariffs is described as inevitable with aims to simplify duties and abolish certain taxes on finished goods. The proposal, praised by Mr Fok in a speech, argues a sales tax reduction and agricultural implement levies will be adjusted or removed as part of the broader reform.
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Easlier
Duniger
Fok
Britain Announces Reductions in Army Estimates
The Baldwin government signals further economy measures in the War Office. A 2960 reduction in regular army strength is planned, with continued administrative economies and a hope to avoid pay cuts for active service personnel. Officials warn against misreading the policy as a freeze on wages.
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E Baldwin
Walsh
Iit
War Office
Gi Mar
Seeks Cabinet Reduction in Tuwa Government Plan
George Foster proposes trimming the Dominion Cabinet from 17 to 12 ministers and abolishing the secretary of state department. Merges customs with finance, unifies works and canals, and adds departments of agriculture and defense with new portfolios. Calls for a low tariff to spur industry and economic reform.
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Bir
George Foster
Tuwa
Dominion
Oair Geonee Foster
Trade and Commerce
Senate
Customns
Finance
Coreneral
Ely
P Gouin
Kiet Hon
New Flag For Egypt Hegylas Adopted A New Tag Te
A report notes Egypt Hegylas formally adopting a new flag tag for a field. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text but indicate an official insignia update.
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Egypt
Hegylas
Elliptic Musings Blur From Fading Language Cacophony
A fragmented text sample blends nonsensical phrases with scattered names and places including Palet veiling and Licess Ala Untario Street. The garbled OCR yields a mosaic of dubious references, with no clear event or coherent narrative to summarize.
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Pierce
Fasorita
Ferengi
Erie Mire
Licess
Brigeuurg
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