Canada must unite to develop natural resources to pay war debt
The piece argues Canada faces a two billion war debt and crushing taxes. It urges federal and provincial governments to join in a nationwide drive to develop natural resources, create jobs, and stimulate industry as the path to relieving debt without harming public services. Strong emphasis on national progress and balanced taxation.
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Great Britain
United States
Canada
Dominion
Canadian National Railways
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Saskatchewan Butter For Old Country Shipping Expansion
The Saskatchewan Co operative Creamery Company resumes butter shipments to the United Kingdom. In September several cars headed from Montreal to London and Glasgow, while other cars from Monge Jaw reached Liverpool and London.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Co-operative Creamery Company
United Kingdom
Montreal
London
Glasgow
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Liverpool
Growing wheat future in Canada warned by expert
A Canadian wheat future is challenged by a Mt Lando University professor who says Canada cannot rely on wheat exports. He argues the apparent surplus in exports is artificial, created by inexperienced farmers rather than natural abundance, and urges self supply by Canadian farmers.
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Ruieds
Canada
Lede
Mt Lando
England
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Fields Not Being Developed in Soviet Russia
A wartorn lament describes the Caspian oil wells in decay under Soviet control. It argues the fields lack capital, modern machinery, and skill, leaving derricks, pumps, and drills idle while production collapses and forests decay after 1918 upheavals.
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Russa Sertms
Caspian Sea
Great Woods
Russia
Diamond Dyes Color Things New For Textiles
Diamond Dyes offers simple cold water tinting with 10 shades for durable colors. Each package includes directions for dyeing lingerie, ribbons, dresses, coats, stockings, and more. Specify whether fabric is wool or silk or mixed goods to ensure proper results.
Combination That Will Prevent Future Wars
A British leader argues the League of Nations needs wholehearted cooperation and goodwill of peoples worldwide. The League is a tool like a spade. it can shape peace only if capable hands and active workers employ it, not by itself.
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People of All Nations
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League of Nations
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Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Helped Ailing Woman
A reader describes years of heart and nerve troubles causing fainting fits and long recoveries. After using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she reports relief and resumed daily life, ending with a hopeful note about renewed health.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Ad Claim
Milburn's Pills claim to cure fatigue and nerve weakness after use, praised for effectiveness by a user. Sold by druggists and dealers, manufactured by The Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto Ontario.
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Alberta Government Telephone System Management Awards Prize
A unique contest evaluates branch offices on appearance grounds improvements and advertising. Sixteen offices competed, twelve points separated first from sixth. Red Deer won first prize, with Sedgewick second Medicine Hat third and Stett er exterior prize.
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Alberta Government Telephone System Management
Red Deer
Sedgewick
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James Watt Exhibit Workroom Transferred to London Museum
Fragmentary description notes James Watt exhibit workroom once at Heathfield Hall Handsworth England may be moved to South Kensington Museum. References to Watt experiments with steam engine and later transfer to London. Text is garbled but centers on Watt and a historical museum transfer involving his workshop and its preservation.
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London Museum
Heathfield Hall
Handsworth
England
South Kensington
Nhala
London
Covenant of the League and the right to decide on war
The piece argues that nations retain sovereign power to decide on war and how to wage it, noting that economic sanctions may auto trigger while military action hinges on council recommendations. It warns that committing in advance to enforcement actions would exceed covenant stipulations, citing the Manchester Guardian.
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Council
Manchester Guardian
Sleeping Sickness Emerges In West Africa Distinct From Global Form
The article notes a West African sleeping sickness disease different from the encephalitis lethargica form once widespread globally. It describes symptoms as variable from delirium to sleeplessness and lists case fatality up to 40 percent, with 888 cases in 1919 and 85 in early 1921 in England signaling an apparent new epidemic. It also mentions a new equerry for the Prince of Wales, Lord William Scott, and a Vancouver population update from 1911 to the directory year, highlighting urban growth.
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England
Prince of Wales
Willian Scott
Duke of
Cheese Myths And Recipes From A Bygone Era
An old article argues cheese is ancient and misunderstood, refuting the belief it is hard to digest while praising its nutrition. It includes a baked cheese omelet recipe and warns mothers about worm pests in infants, endorsing Millers Worm Powders as a trusted remedy.
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High Altitude Flavors and Orange Pekoe Tea Quality
A discussion explains that orange pekoe denotes leaf size and not variety, with flavor shaped by where the tea plant grows. Elevation above sea level and careful processing boost essential oils, enriching tea quality, while a Cuba government lottery is noted to contribute about 1 million dollars annually to the national treasury.
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Cuba
National Treasury
Whites Leaving South Africa Census Figures Stir Debate
A 1924 summary reports a sharp drop in the European permanent population of the Union of South Africa by 963 in six months, with official figures warning the white race may lose its role in the region. It notes incoming whites and migrants totaling thousands, amid broader concerns about demography and future balance.
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Africa
Union of South Aftica
Seaplane Ambulance For British Guiana
A seaplane designed to transport fever patients from plantations to treatment sites in British Guiana will serve the colony. Previously patients traveled about 200 miles by river boat taking up to seventeen days due to portages. The seaplane can cover the distance in just over two hours.
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Guiana
British Columbia Dominates Great Fruit Show in Birmingham
In Birmingham England British Columbia nearly swept the prizes at the great fruit show winning top honors in several categories. The competition highlighted notable entries by local teams and individuals including a dessert champion and a prominent confection. The event reflected regional pride and showcased the talents of participants from across the area.
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British Columbia
Birmingham
England
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