Little Things Cost Canada Millions of Losses
The author warns that small acts of carelessness in everyday life accumulate into enormous costs for Canada. He cites potato shipments, mail misaddressing, weed control, waste from fires, and accidental losses to demonstrate how trivial lapses become national drains, urging more careful habits to prevent further harm. The piece stresses the pervasiveness and preventability of these losses and links personal negligence to national economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenavieablity
Wheat Board
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Pointe
Bone Little Things
Saskatehewan
Saskatelewan
Ft Wan 3 Port Office
Posttices of
Canada
Ulan
Ousiy
Prairie
Drake University Leader Announces Discovery of New Star
Dr. Morehouse acting president of Drake University announces the discovery of a new star named Tecnicastar BD Plus 34 deg. He exposed a photographic plate in April and observed a faint star developing nebulosity, described as a rare astronomical phenomenon.
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Morehouse
Drake University
Moreh
Niberto
Wireless pirate faces fine under 1904 Telegraphs Act
A man installing a wireless receiver set using a textbook and ingenuity is labeled a wireless pirate. He is breaking the law for he has no license. He could be fined up to 190 pounds and imprisoned up to 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho Bett Peete
Fragmented dialogue from Pearson's Weekly overheard
OCR fragment shows a conversation about a father and youngster with a remark about thunder. Limited readable names and no clear event or outcome to summarize as a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raaer
Thander
Tng
Pearson's Weekly
Caution Go Siow He Why Do Blushes Creeping?
A fragmentary dialogue notes blushes on girls as dust rises when they run, with a question about cause and a playful reply. The text is incomplete and reads like a caption or joke bit from a periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrakert
Anglo American Accord and strained relations between nations
The article discusses Anglo American ties, noting arbitration as a traditional resolution mechanism. It emphasizes mutual distrust, the fragility of professional friendship, and public reaction to international relations portrayed in media, warning mood can shift between irritation and cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subiediaies
Pasay
Women sufferings eased by Hamilton's Pills remedy
Fragment describes how Dr Hamilton's Pills relieve women's ailments by quick response to treatment. It claims pain subsides and breathing improves, with congestion and discomfort disappearing as health returns. Advertisement notes price of 25e and availability at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
de Hamilton
New Aerial Pullman to Transform Rail Line into Air Aerodrome
A new design envisions a railway coach like Pullman car resting on wheels and converting into an aeroplane. The device would be moved to an aerodrome outside a city and brought to a halt for rapid air travel transformation within minutes.
Baby's Own Tablets Endorsement From Quebec Mother
A Quebec mother from Beausejour reports Baby's Own Tablets relieve constipation and colic in her child without opiates. She would not be without them and urges others to keep a box at home. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest. Gagne
Beausejour
Que
Maller
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
No One Knows Psychology Professor at Johns Hopkins
Fragmented text references a Johns Hopkins psychology professor and speculative remarks on psychology and race. It mentions dancing contests, amateur athletics, and improvised commentary. The source is garbled with stray phrases and partial quotes, offering no coherent event or clear individuals beyond an unnamed Johns Hopkins professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umniap
Johns Hopkins
Providence Journal
Elevators to Rise Across Prairies this Spring and Summer
The report outlines extensive construction of country elevators in six provinces with Winnipeg already taking orders. Projects include new terminals and enlargements at head of the lakes and on the prairies, with an estimated near two and a quarter trillion dollars in expenditure and about 248 elevators planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigber
Winnipeg
Lhe
Ome Lumberman
Prairies
Saskatchewan Co. Operative Elevator Company
Straightforward Kidney Relief Claim for Dodd's Pills
Louis Cleary of Utica reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The advertisement-style note claims benefits for rheumatism lumbar pain diabetes Brights disease heart flutter dropsy and back pain. It urges others with kidney issues to try the pills and share neighbor testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cleary
Uths Place
Dodd
Bright
Radio Aids Lifeships Replace Signal Gun System
English coast lightships and lighthouses will be fitted with wireless apparatus, replacing the signal gun long used to call lifeboats and warn ships of danger. Authorities move to modernize coast alerts with radio equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinity House Authrities
Ontario Honey Producers' Co operative Declares Output Surge
Ontario Honey Producers' Co operative Limited reports production above four million pounds of Loges, constituting about half of the province's output. The calculation shows the company now contemplates a substantial share of provincial honey production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Honey Production Se
Ontario Honey Producers’ Co-operative, Limited
Teeth care advice from early health pamphlet fragment
A fragmentary health note discusses dental care practices. It mentions brushing teeth with water and powder, cleaning the brush, and brushing the tongue. It contains garbled text but centers on daily dental hygiene and caution about gingival care.
Rural Saskatchewan telephones program for 1923 year
The piece notes completion of the Saskatchewan rural phone programme for 1923 and talks about extensions and new rural construction. It mentions farmers paying into the system and hints at ongoing farm communications development. The text also includes an advertisement claiming Miller's Worm Powder cures stomach and bowel issues for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Peembs
Callig
Plane Intercept Opens Chase For Smugglers In France
Aerial pursuit ends with smugglers stopped between Damascus and Taghidlad as police and customs encircle the fleeing aircraft and occupants. The incident unfolds after a warning flight and car pursuit with the gold cargo reportedly onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altos Ear
France
Damascus
Taghidlad
Lighting Its Own Fire: A Quote From Foster
An enigmatic line speaks to genius shaping its own spark. The quotation urges local merchants to embrace change and invest in growth at home. The fragment hints at a broader message about initiative, resilience, and community enterprise.
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Foster
Tanlac Helps Toronto Woman End Ten Years of Illness
Mrs Thamar Sutth aged 85 of Meyers Street Toronto reports health leap after ten years of illness. She describes severe stomach pain gas heart pressure and exhaustion. She credits Tanlac with restoring perfect health and notes many neighbors in Meyer Street also praise the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Sears
Thamar Siutth
Toronto
Tanlac
Meyer Street
HSK
Radio and Fish Installation on Marine Dept Vessels
The Canadian Department of Marine and Fisheries announces radio-telegraph and radio-telephone broadcasts to track mackerel schools. Ships with receiving sets will receive full updates as moving schools are observed, ensuring timely knowledge of fishing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Department
Department of Marine and Fisheries
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