Sinn Fein candidates named in Cork elections
Sinn Fein announced Liam Rossite and Miss Mary MacSwiney along with Lord Mayor O'Callaghan as candidates for Cork parliamentary elections. Belgium signed the League of Nations court document, while employers confront packing house strikes in Monteeat. A Cleveland man reported auto theft and received duplicate plates. Campion College construction begins in Saskatoon with about 100000 dollar cost under Roman Catholic supervision.
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Liam Rossite
Sinn Fein
Cork City
Mary MacSwiney
O'Callaghan
Cork
Belgium
League of Trons
Switerland
F Pettzer
Cleveland
Campion College
New College
J.P. O'Leary
Saskatoon
Air Route Scheme in Alberta to Begin by May
Northern Alberta launches first commercial air route scheme. Captain May motes project aims. Training at Camp Morden ends soon as he plans return to Edmonton with navigator license. Three new wing boats join north service with expert pilots. Base at McLennan to deploy air boats along waterways toward Vermilion Hayter Peace Mackenzie rivers to Great Slave Lake and Fort Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
May
Pemotes
Camp Morden
Edmonton
North
McLennan
Willy
Dr Hamilton's Pills Health Advice
Important guidance promotes bowel health and avoiding constipation. It touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a remedy to relieve discomfort, tone the bowels, and prevent headaches indigestion and general malaise. Credited to The Catarrivzéne Co Montreal with claims of widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Dr. Hamalton
Lewes
Prepared For Anything Murderous Outrage At Deathbed Rite
The Hamilton Spectator notes a Sinn Pinner outrage described as murdering a dying man in the press and in the presence of a priest administering the last sacrament. The piece suggests a series of similar acts have prepared the public for further shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Spectator
Cold in the Head and Other Weather Notes
Fragmented OCR item notes cold in the head and weather mentions. References to names and places appear garbled, with partial phrases such as winds, blustery conditions, and a vague catalog of items. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear event details.
Greeks Reject Settlement in War Era Dispute
London Daily Express reports Greeks refuse the offered settlement and rewards for wartime services. The Greeks demand better terms and threaten force, saying no sympathy remains for their opponents as tensions rise with the Turks.
Mexico confident on stable government and growing trade
Senor leader of Mexico states that the government is well established and prosperous with duties to assume. He says Mexico will fulfill its international obligations and that trade with Canada is increasing yearly, alongside historically pleasant relations with Great Britain.
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Ontario
Mexico
Laders
Canada
Great Britain
Helping The Red Cross Membership Drive Gains Momentum
Government and corporate partners unite for a nationwide Red Cross membership campaign. Major ad firms and banks in Canada distribute material to branches while Canadian National Railways and the Dominion territory promote enrollment. Deputy Postmaster duties are promoting posters in post offices for high visibility.
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Red Cross
June Mentry
Chartered Banks of Canada
Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Atlantic
Dominion
Vancouver's Successful Shipping Year 1920
The Vancouver Harbour Board reports a very successful shipping year in 1920. About 403 passengers passed through the port, with 50300 Trans-Pacific travelers and the rest on coastwise steamers. Coastwise steamers totaled 11,449 entries of 4,441,316 tons, while deep sea calls reached 330 ships totaling 1,163,009 net tons. In Q4 logs reached 136,400,000 feet with 25,000,000 feet exported by water. Coastwise imports were 226,334 tons and exports 85,012 tons.
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Harbor Board
Vancouver
Cattle Trade Resumes With Cardiff Port
Cardiff resumes cattle trade as the only British Channel port licensed for immediate slaughter admits Seattle cattle and awaits a Canadian consignment due in May. The return of Canadian steer cargo after about 15 years brings local satisfaction while noting the enormous but light horns of Abyssinian cattle and India bamboo pulp used in wrapping paper.
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Cardiff
British Channel
Seattle
India
Dr Williams Pink Pills Backed By Patient Testimony
A reading lists health claims for Dr Williams Pink Pills citing improved energy and relief from headaches back pain and weakness. It quotes Mr J McDonald of Newfoundland who reports significant benefit after using two boxes and ongoing improvement after additional supplies. Purchasers are told to obtain pills from dealers or by mail in Brockville Ontario.
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Walliams
de J. McDonald
Srth
River Bridge
Tam
Nine women qualified to plead before high court judges
Nine women are qualified in Eng and to wear the wig and gown, which entitle them to plead before the high court judges and in all the courts of law.
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Engand
Silk coat offers practical stylish attire for all wear
A fashion note praises a blue satin silk coat with a snug neck trim and rose accents. The piece highlights modern design, versatility for many occasions, and an elegant belt detail, reviewing its fit and refined finish.
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Datary
Ernity
Enanly
Eatly
St HK
Dr Thomas Selectric Oil for throat and bronchial relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr Thomas selectric Oil as effective both externally and internally. Externally it penetrates pores to touch the seat of trouble and provide relief. Internally it soothes irritation of the throat and helps bronchial and respiratory infections. Try it.
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Thomas
League of Nations Created at Versailles Peace Conference
The article argues the League of Nations was essential and timely, claiming without its creation at Versailles the world would face another great war before any hope of lasting peace. It contends broad public support existed and would have failed to emerge again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Versailles
St. Louis Globe- de
Western Canada Acreage Set For Seeding Increase
Prairie provinces report cultivated acreage ready for seeding surpassing 1920 figures with 12, its year as against 49,744 in 1920. Alberta shows the largest gains as conditions remain favorable amid broader crop expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Needs Training The Visitor and Mrs Newly Rich in Vaudeville Exchange
A brief dialogue about visiting a performance featuring The Visitor and Whistlers. Mrs Newly Rich dismisses vaudeville while The Visitor finds the picture interesting.
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Whistlers
Newly Rich
Canadian Demand For German Goods
A. R. MacMullen Co of Toronto brokers German imports reporting rapid growth and delays in customs. Canada seeks German metal goods toys glassware and monicas while delaying enforcement aids large shipments. Canadian firms plan agency deals with major German firms to secure demanded lines.
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Germany
Canada
Irm
A. R. MacMullen Co
Toron 1
Hamburg
Berlin
Canadian Bureau of International Trade
Caada
Rcede
Increasing Interest in Western Canada
The Department of the Interior in Ottawa reports rising public demand in Western Canada as Crown lands near railways open to civilian entry from May 1. About 200,000 quarters of privately owned prairie lands lie idle, with time conditions applying to older provinces as well.
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Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Western
Canada
Prairie Provinces
New Station At Moose Jaw Attracts Attention
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company nears completion of a splendid new railroad station at Moose Jaw. The curved buildings will accommodate heavy traffic and reinforce Moose Jaw as a key railway center.
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Moose Jaw
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Sta Fin
Worms Weaken Children as Mother Graves Seeks Relief
Worms sap the strength and vitality of children. Streng advocates the Worm Esterminator to drive out the parasites and restore health. Local discussion focuses on treatment claims and safety.
Vancouver Cuba Steamship Line Expanded to Cuba Route
A direct steamship line between Vancouver and Cuba has been arranged. A recent Vancouver landing brought five thousand tons of raw sugar from Cuba, and the returning steamer carried a full cargo of canned salmon.
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Vancouver
Cuba
Work and Play Value in Life and Society
A brief meditation from the Orillia Packet argues that congenial work brings real satisfaction and that both excessive work without play and play without work harm one's role in society. It stresses balancing toil with leisure to avoid becoming a nuisance or idle.
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Jack
Orillia
Classified. Bookkeeper Wages and Cashier Missing Funds
Classified note quips about a bookkeeper asking how to book the $50,000 the cashier ran away with. Manager suggests cutting running expenses. terse workplace ledger humor.
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Anion Packing House
New York
Floyd
Apiary
Department of Agriculture
Fredricton
N.B
Ppiary
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Juve
Rial
Démancee
Bates
Tore
Pitts
Fort No
Caida
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Pgurcae
Ieedeae
London Daily
Minard
Navy
Marie Belmont
Samoa
Holloway
C.P.R
Londerson
The
Fruit Lands Exchange
Grand Forks
B.C
Reich
Chay Glover Co. Inc
Bayer
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