Grain Growers Face No Danger of Admiralty Seizure
The Department of Trade and Commerce at Ottawa says there is no danger of grain carriers being commandeered by the Admiralty. Shippers fear contracts to move grain from Montreal to Great Britain could be cancelled, so Weston Canada trains aim to ship by United States ports to avoid interference. Some vessel chartering is reported to meet remaining Saint Lawrence trade needs. Also note NC becomes the nineteenth state to endorse prohibition, with others listed.
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Department of Trade and Commerce
Ottawa
Montreal
Great Britain
Weston Canada
United States
Montres
Change of Life Relief Promised by Herbal Remedy
Testimony from Westbrook Maine and multiple Wisconsin locals praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing back pains night sweats and fatigue. Letters claim significant health improvements after six months use and urge others to consult the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Westbrook
Ly E. Pinkham
Lucian E Pinkham
M. J. Browsks
Macston
Wis
Pound
Lydia E. Pinkham
War talk and aviation notes from Australia and Britain
An assortment of wartime chatter covers German prospects, naval battles, and public morale. Sir Thomas Prye Prefers cautious defense. Australian visitors discuss the war’s North Sea actions, Zeppelin risks, and civilian reactions in London as troops train near Richmond.
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Germany
Thomas Pery Fister
Reunon
Wealth of
Australis
Lady Ewing
Sidaes
England
Van
Attieshins
Urey
David’ Beatty
Blaecher
Seitie
Eueilean
Thomas
Ie Land
Australia
Tomart
Grain Grade Purposes Created by Interior Storage Elevators
A new weed grain grade will be issued from Moore Jaw Calgary and Saskatoon interior storage elevators with seed inspectors stationed there. The grade aims to provide a clean, weed free seed option and will be available to farmers seedmen and grain dealers through warehouse receipts and grading certificates.
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Enterie Council
Moore Jaw
Calgary
Saskatoon
Thems of Agriculture
Tisu
Move Jaw
Cieratore
Lower Rates for Grain: Canadian Crop Trade Policy
A cabinet subcommittee seeks to lower ocean transport rates for Canada's grain and asks W Sanford Evans to obtain terms from Britain and rivals. It flags possible price discrimination against Canada and notes Britain may need equal access if it commandeers ships for Australian and other exports. The piece discusses supply chains, shipping power, and the impact on farmers and markets.
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Ted
W. Sanford Evans
Great Beitsin
Cabata
Capda
Austlia
United States
Canada
Cor Amer
Ausaa
A Determined Woman Finds Help From Grape Nuts
A Windsor Ontario reader reports crippling cramps, nausea, and sick stomach eased by Grape Nuts. After trying remedies and doctors, the cramps vanished and digestion improved. The letter notes strong customer referrals and sales by the husband, claiming reliable benefits from the cereal.
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Ford
Cam
Who
Windsor
Women Millionaires Wealth Tally Amid Years of Change
A portrait of wealth among American women highlights senior figures such as Mrs Harriman Mrs Astor and Helen Gould Shepard, detailing how they built and managed fortunes through inheritance marriage and strategic investments. It notes substantial female purchasing power and the shift of control toward women in high society and business.
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W. Harriman
Edwan Harriman
John Jaco Astor
Astor
Harriman
Wallstreet
Hetts Green
Robinson
Anda
Green Wade
Tore Cave
Helen Gould Shepard
Vanderbil
Harry Payre
Tate
The Moving Pictures and Their Social Influence
A Philadelphia Press editorial extols the rise of the film industry as a transformative force. It cites massive audiences in New York theaters, vast investment, and the belief that moving pictures reflect all social classes while shaping attitudes and morals.
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New York
Ara
Philadelpia Press
Budapest decree halts cotton goods work amid mass layoffs
Reports say Hungarian government orders CTS to cease cotton goods production for military use. Up to 100000 unemployed in Budapest and similar numbers across the empire. Czechs hit hard. textile dealers go bankrupt. rubber and other sectors affected. Suicide rates among women in Budapest rise, poverty blamed for about seventy percent of crisis reports.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ho Hietia
Empire
London Post
Whdesite
Lhreds
Rubber
Otter
Australia and Canada war effort praised in report
A wartime article notes Australia’s population relative to Canada, reporting 6,585 men overseas and horses, plus 49,000 troops in camp awaiting deployment and 5,000 on home service. It highlights government aims to train and transport every fit man for service, praising national loyalty and sacrifice.
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Australia
Canada
Tzer Hamilton Spector
Livestock Credit Plan Aims to Help Farmers
A new program in Lethbridge offers farmers credit to buy livestock with repayment from future proceeds. Seven animals were observed in the district as farmers benefit from the scheme, paying installments regularly and gaining access to cream and natural increase for sale.
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Lethbridge
Vie Organic
Tie Dictriet
Dealers Stocking Up As Trade Conditions Improve Countywide
Commercial travelers note Western Canada’s big drop this year has boosted demand. Dealers in the county report fuller stocks and rising orders as business improves in country towns. Manufacturers and wholesalers gain, while transportation delays affect larger centers more slowly.
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Te County
Western Canada
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Nort
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Oregon
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Arvana
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Oklahoma
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Arkansas
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Maine
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Pnerston
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Tokesis
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Liuiment Co. Limited
Maloney
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