Canada and United States Emigration and Industrial Magnet
The piece argues the United States draws Canadians southward as a magnet, despite debate. It notes big cities and industries attract skilled Canadians, while Canada risks losing producers as U.S. growth continues. It warns future Canadian strength lies in food production and export, not manufacturing alone, and calls for balanced policy.
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Ancient Utah juniper tree reveals slow growth and long life
A 3,000 year old juniper in Utah shows the tree began its growth around two centuries after formation and later expanded at two inches per sixty years. The oak-like tree stood upright longer than most structures built by humanity, except the pyramids. Lightning rarely strikes a beech. Minard's Liniment ads accompany the notice.
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Face Eczema Healed By Cuticura Soap And Ointment
A Milwaukee woman recounts how a persistent facial eczema rash spread, causing irritation and disfigurement. After trying various remedies, she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, applying them three times daily and one bar, and was completely healed. The note identifies the signer as Miss Gladye Pahl of 353 Nat Se Milwaukee, Wis. September.
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War Trained Men Tor Besance Moet Fruttes Field
Canadian leader delivers annual prize at Upper Canada College Corona. He urges donations to create a science fund to foster intellectual discipline and distinction, praising Maclennan and Dr Ratier and emphasizing research over literature for Canadian genius.
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U S Tourists Bring Big Cash Into Canada This Year
Canadian government officials report more than two million American automobiles entered Canada this year and tourists contributed about nine million dollars in spending. Ontario led in traffic with nearly two million entrants, while other provinces shared in the cross border travel patterns.
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The Baby Against Colds and Other Notices
A compact ad style list features The Baby Against Colds claiming Tab eta tablets cure constipation colds indigestion and worms. Also mentions Mr Alex J Perry of Atlanta endorsing Taby's Own Tablets sold at 25 cents and by mail through Dr Williams Medicine Co. plus brief notes on nickel industry Canada wheat pool Saskatchewan pool details.
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Bolshevism in Britain Says Rede
Home Secretary Sir William Joynson-Hicks reports 183 aliens deported from England since January 1 and 1872 refused entry to ports. He defends strict action against foreign agitators while noting the difficulty with British subjects who are Reds and cannot be deported. He claims none of the arrested Communists are aliens.
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Wembley Medal Awarded for 1924 CNA Exhibit
The Wembley Medal in relation to the 7 and medal for 1924 went to the Canaan National Railways exhibit announced in a cab received at the CNR offices in Winnipeg. Awards for 1925 will be months away. The CNA display at Wembley was hailed as outstanding among Canadian National Ball items, with remarks from King George V and Queen Mary, the King and Queen of Spain, and the Prince of Siam.
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How the West Expands in Grain Crop Growth
The article notes a phenomenal rise in grain crops over twenty five years. It cites past wheat totals reaching tens of millions of bushels and describes intense harvesting and marketing activity through a recent period of twenty two working days. It references Canadian markets and prairie production as key factors.
Lenin to Have One of World’s Most Elaborate Tombs
Plans for a marble mausoleum section to replace the evaporating wature in which Lenin’s body now lies. A great con val haf will face the casket with auxiliary walls, topped by a tribune for revolutionary speakers to address crowds in Red Square on Bolshevik fete. Also notes a scientist’s hunger centre claim and a quip about Abraham Lincoln’s age at first election.</s>
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Be Strong in the Lord and In His Might
A devotional on Ephesian warfare urging believers to rely on God’s strength not their own. It references “Be strong in the Lord,” Jesus in the vine and branches, and the need to put on the whole armor of God to overcome evil. Notes Dr. Jowett’s view and marginal RV rendering “Be thou fat in the Lord.”
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Pathfinder of the North Reaches Axel Helberg Island First
Royal Canadian Mounted Police official plans a Arctic expedition to Ellesmere Island. Sergeant Joy aims to be the first white man to reach Axel Helberg Island in winter, with the Craig Harbor detachment proceeding to establish Canada s claim. The report references northern exploits guiding future narratives and notes a long biblical excerpt.
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Winnipeg Tourists Spend Heavily Boosting Local Economy
A Winnipeg estimate credits American tourists with at least 3,000,000 dollars spent locally last season. Additional tourism-related spending by transportation and services pushes the figure higher, reflecting strong visitor activity from American travelers.
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