Manitoba and Ontario coal policy aims to ease shortage
A National Coal Policy proposes using Alberta coal to ease winter shortages in Ontario and Manitoba. It argues lower transport costs, expanded Western trade, and British preferential tariffs to boost East West shipments, creating full year Alberta coal mining and national employment while reducing reliance on U S coal. It suggests Ottawa subsidize part of coal transport costs to balance payments and retain Canadian dollars.
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Manfurt
Onari
Queber
Alber'a
United
Toronte Star
Albert
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
United States
Uae
West
Great Lakes
Canada
National Railways
Dominion
Ottawa
United State
Milnes
Mutilions
Young Canada Forest League fires alert for boys
Canadian boys are urged to help prevent forest fires across the Dominion. Badges and instructions are issued as fire rangers prepare for duty. The notice discusses the league’s role, the spread of forest protection work, and Canada’s pulp and paper industry context.
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Dominion
Fire Rangers
Fry Association
Canada
Vnd
Doiainios
Bible Society reports surge in Chinese Bible sales
The Bible Society notes a record number of Bibles issued in China, with 1,987,326 volumes in 16 languages sold in 1922 including Pekin shops moving over 200 Bibles and New Testaments valued at about $12 Mexican per batch. The rise is linked to heightened interest amid anti Christ rumors and broader student readership.
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Im Chins
The
Bible Society
China
Pekin
Non Chin
Nerviline advertised for neuralgia relief in old notice
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a remedy for neuralgia sciatica rheumatism and neuritis. The copy promises fast pain relief as the lotion penetrates deep into sore tissue with large bottles sold everywhere.
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1S & Boon
Canadians Grow Cheese Consumption With Better Retail Formats
Canadians stand rosy on the list as butter consumers but cheese intake lags. Dairy Commissioner J A Ruddick notes Canadians could eat far more cheese, with some countries using three to five times the cheese per person per year. Increase by catering with convenient sizes and shapes.
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Canadians
J A Ruddick
Canada
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted to ease rheumatism pains
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills purify and enrich blood to banish rheumatic pains. It cites Mrs A Brisson of Arthur Ontario who says the pills freed her from shoulder and knee pain after doctors failed, and mentions another neighbor who regained walking ability after months on the pills.
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Williams Pink Wills
A. Brisson
Arthur
Williams
Young
Dr Williams
Brockville
Indication of Prosperity in Prairie Provinces 1922
Authentic figures show Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba combined had about 125,000 cars trucks and motorcycles in 1922, compared with 142,874 in 1921, while Canada’s totals for the two years were 453,452 and 610,115. Prairies account for roughly one seventh of all vehicles in the Dominion.
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Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Prairies
Dominion
Lake Shippers Expect Strong Year On Great Lakes
Lake shipping foresees a robust year with 42 new vessels joining Great Lakes and canal fleets. Rising elevator capacity signals grain trades expect heavier future movement, as grain operators anticipate larger shipments.
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Great Lakes
Ieaders
Your Teeth and the Veteran Mouth Health
Rea Proctor emphasizes dental care as essential for health and longevity. He warns against neglect and advocates early care, brushing, and a proper diet, linking oral health to digestion and overall strength. The piece favors infancy nutrition, including breast milk and butter fat, then gradual weaning foods to support growing teeth.
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God Health 4
Public Institutions Advancing Drug Habit Treatment
A report notes plans in Ontario and other provinces for specialized hospitals to treat addiction. It cites collaboration between health departments and police, and references a recent seizure of drugs en route to Montreal via New York, highlighting federal and local cooperation in combating trafficking.
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Qneta
Cowan
Murrom
Ontario
Winpires
United States
Health Department
Quebec Lady Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills for Health
Madame Roel Martel of Quebec Province testifies to strong health after five years of back pain and weakness, crediting Dodd's Kidney Pills. She states three boxes restored her vigor and urges others suffering kidney-related ailments to try the remedy.
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Quebec
Dodd
Roel Martel
Kidn
Doll
Kidoes
Growth Of Canada Figures Show Remarkable Expansion
A Winnipeg Rotary Club talk by RC Wallace University discusses 25 years of Canadian growth. He notes population rises and industrial expansion, with railway mileage increasing and the economy enlarging. He highlights declines in corn pain remedies as a sideline to the main industrial theme.
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Winnipeg Rotary Club
Pro
RC. Wallace University
Saskatchewan Women Note Low Infant Mortality Rate
A Saskatchewan Council of Women report cites the province as second only to British Columbia for low infant mortality. The 1922 birth average was six daily, with 105 deaths per 1000 live births under one year. A Manitoba Wool Mills project mentions production of blankets and wool items, with 269 Manitoba farmers as shareholders.
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Askatchewan
British Columbia
Saskatchewan Council of Women
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Wool Mills, Limited
Manitoba
Harbach woman gains 24 pounds amid Tonlac claim
Mrs A Harbach, a London resident, touts Tonlac as a cure after gaining 24 pounds. The letter-like testimonial paints Tonlac as the remedy, noting millions of bottles sold and warning against substitutes.
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A. Harbach
Alberta Coal Production Surges in Year End Report
Alberta mined more coal in the year than prior, with production nearly reaching 987 thousand tons. Nova Scotia figures were not yet available, but Alberta’s output exceeded 38319 tons, aided by financial department records showing sharp gains.
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Nova Scotia
Alberts
Dominion
Alberta
Imines
Asthma Remedy Praised Despite Fragmented Text
Fragmented reader testimonial extols relief from an asthma attack using a remedy labeled De J. 1s logs Asthma Remedy. It hints at ease of breathing andClearing bronchi tubes though content is garbled with stray phrases and unclear attribution.
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Young Canada Forest League
Csat
Oklahoma
Hus Biles and Trucks
Dr. Chase
Pamanson, Bates & Co, Ltd
Toronto
Rest
Wrigleys
Wrigley
Rea Proctor
Pittsburgh, Pa
G. McLeod
Hilkane
Growth of
Atkatchewan
America
Woolies Mills
Nard
Imberm
Taniac
Meath
Mea
Alice Harbach
Lou
London
Tanlac
Stade
Thanta
Bruke
Fgzema
Dorion Express Meer
Andy
Centione
Esetunes
Ramsky Collentr
Bank Street
Kendal
Kendall
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