Alberta coal market plan dropped over geographic barriers
The daily press reports that Alberta coal will not enter Ontario markets due to geographic constraints and a prohibitive freight rate. Ontario manufacturers urge protecting Canadian industry with tariffs to keep coal within Canadian channels, arguing Western development and national balance of trade depend on it.
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Alberta
Ontario
Certa
Canada
New
Howe
Ranier
United States
Pennsylvania
Joer Propie
Coulis
Willy Mills
Dominion
The Electrical Age Canada Leads in Electricity Use
The article states Canada leads the world in electricity use, with a stated percentage around eleven. It compares the United States at 36, Japan at 29.9, and notes Switzerland as the highest in continental Europe. It discusses water power benefits and forecasts continued growth in electrical consumption.
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Dominion of Canada
Canada
United States
Japan
Switzerland
Columbia
Noni Dene
Phe
Britain pays US treasury latest installment on silver purchase
The British government settles another debt by paying the United States treasury eighty one million eighty five thousand dollars as the final portion of origins borrowing tied to silver and major coinage purchases in India during the war. The Canada travel exhibition in France draws comment from M Dalpiaz of Compagnie Generale Trans Atlantique on stationery exhibitions fading. The exhibition train pleases crowds and boosts business appeal.
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Washington
Indi
United States
France
M. Dalpiaz
Compagnie Generale Prans Atlantique
eseiOnpinion
Pity For France Ivey The Thing Reno
Fragmented OCR suggests a garbled note referencing names like Eleanor and Howe. Core idea hints at a quote or line about pity for France and a person named Ivey, with uncertain additional terms and misread fragments.
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Uae
Eleanor
Peepee
Pomere
Bimder
Phyerase
Sbeten
Howe
Quiet Separation Ends Happy for All In Town
A peaceful separation leaves both sides content as residents note no alimony and steady gains. Local column praises Putnam's Corn Extractor with confident claims of reliable results and universal appeal, urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's
Women Dye Faded Garments New Again
The notice invites women to dye or tint worn clothing and fabrics, offering services to refresh faded dresses and drapery. It emphasizes affordable color, restoration, and a quick turnaround for garments.
Fragmented request on dyeing and colors at a drag store
The note describes choosing color ideas for wigs or cosmetics at a drag store, mentioning women and age but unclear actions. It reads as a stream of phrases about color choices and prior dyeing, lacking a clear event or persons to anchor a news item.
Seed Survival Under Extreme Heat Reveals Nature’s Endurance
A historic article notes seeds endure harsh trials, including freezing and intense heat. It cites forest fires reaching 1000 to 1500 degrees Fahrenheit at ground level, with flames lasting under a minute. Tests show fir cones endure 1200 degrees for eight minutes without vitality loss.
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America
English Descent Among United States Presidents
Among the twenty nine men who have served as president sixteen are of English descent. Scotch and Scottish mixtures follow closely, with two of Dutch ancestry. The late Warren G Harding was of Scottish descent, and President Coolidge boasted English ancestors.
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United States
Josely
Warren G Harding
Coolidge
Guard the Baby Against Colds Tab Tablet Ad
An advertisement promotes Babs's Own Tabs to guard infants against colds. The tablets are described as a mild laxative that keeps the stomach and bowels working regularly, with health and happiness linked to proper digestion. Sold by Dr Wallanse Co. Brockvite.
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Deaters
Walllanse
Brockvite
Phonetic Writing In Baffin Land Invention By Missionary
A Canadian missionary develops a phonetic writing system for Baffin Land natives. Each symbol stands for a syllable, removing spelling. Baffilanders learn quickly and write letters to friends. Letters reach destinations as postmen read them aloud on the way.
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Baffin Land
Modern Chivalry and Courage in Everyday Heroism
A London Daily Mail note extols chivalry in daily acts of bravery. A shell shocked officer saves a drowning girl as a boy rescues his sister, an one armed man helps a drowsing girl, and a driver halts his train to recover a child. The piece links such deeds to peace and urges health advice for sore throats and quinsy prevention with Dr Thomas Heletein remedy.
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Elebt
T le Belt An -Paine
London Daily Mail
Baby Suffered Summer Complaint Says Cure Found
A mother testimonial touts Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as the surest remedy for summer complaint in infants. We are told that after two doses a four year old improved and life was saved, with a claim the product is essential in every home. Price four shillings, from The Murray Co. Limited, Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Muburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Salmon Pack Forecast by District Totals 19 640 Cases
Annual pack estimate for the 1433 season lists District No 1 Fraser River with 19 640 cases, District No 2 Naas Naas Skema Rivers Inlet Smith Inlet and nearby areas totaling 561 747 cases, District No 3 Alert Bay Vancouver Island and adjacent mainland waters contributing 44 878 cases to the overall total reported by The Canadian Departmen
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Ries
Columbia
Fraser River
Naas River
Skema River
Rivers Inlet
Smith Inlet
Bella Coola
Kimsquit
Alert Bay
Vancouver Island
British Railwaymen Visit Canada and US Ports
British Railwaymen travel to Canada and the United States visiting key ports including Sault Ste Marie Port Arthur Fort William Chicago Baltimore Washington and Hampton Roads. The tour studies coal and other shipments amid cautious analysis and aims to compare practices with Western Railway connections.
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Great Western Railway of
England
Canada
United States
Sault Ste Marie
Port Arthur
Fort William
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Hampton Roads
Virgini
Vitamins In Common Foods Explain Essential Elements For Health
The article outlines vitamins A B and C, their sources such as liver greens butter and yeast, and their roles in growth health and energy. It notes vitamin A dissolves in fat and is abundant in meat and liver while vitamin B aids body-building and health. it mentions widespread presence across foods and even lettuce. It also advertises a remedy for asthma, urging readers to obtain it promptly.
Cost Of Passive Resistance In Occupied Europe
The report notes Allied and Belgian resistance costs, with 120 deaths not counting 18 Germans executed. Five people received life sentences. total sentences reach 1,500. Two hundred buildings requisitioned, 173 newspapers suspended. Home seizures affect 145,000 people, 431,000 expelled. Occupation authorities seized 1,602 trillion marks and 111,000 Swiss francs. Since invasion began, coke coal and briquettes shipments dropped to 2,375,000 tons versus 11,460,000 tons a year earlier.
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Imay
Berlin
Law Enforcement Report Critiques U S Crime Handling
The American Bar Association special committee condemns ineffective criminal law administration. Crime outpaces population and justice is not swift or final. It contrasts U S violent crime with England and Wales noting far fewer murders in 1921 1922 and high conviction clarity in London. The New York Times cites the analysis.
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American Bar Association
United States
England
France
Wales
Chicago
New York
London
N.Y. Times
Overseas evacuation plan under way with youths bound for Canada
A party of about one hundred children, average age 12, prepared homes in Canada, depart for overseas placement. This marks the last group set to leave the home this year.
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Marde Children Gaming
Fly Elild Em
Dr. Bs
Canada
Alberta Gets New Creamery On National Rail Line
A leading Alberta packing company plans a $10,000 creamery at Sangado along the Canadian National Railway Edmonton Whitecourt line to handle rzes and poultry as well as cream. Canada recently received an order from Rotmania for a $9,000,409 deal in woollen textiles. Brighton diamond cotton factory was established at Brighton.
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Alberta
Sangado
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton
Whitecourt
Canada
Rotmania
Woollen
Reconstruction In Devastated Japan Will Provide Free Entertainment
A Tokio dispatch reports Minister Coto announced two theatres and motion picture houses would be built this winter to entertain the people and relieve unrest after the earthquake. An extraordinary session of the diet may convene in October to approve funds for the project at naval ports and the capital.
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Tokio
Coto
Takarabe
Sathe Joss
New Fabric Treatment Clears Stains from Collars
An advertised product claims each fabric type is treated to resist stains and dirt, preventing penetration and keeping collars clean. The ad promotes quick results with a formula that soothes lame backs and promises relief, though language is unclear and imitates a medical claim.
Fragmentary remark on Ninard's Liniment page
A garbled OCR fragment complains about Ninard's Liniment and laments the page quality. The incomplete text includes stumbles and stray words, offering little clear context or named entities to identify a full news item.
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Treasury
Dr. Chase
Famanson, Bates & Co
Lad
Tnt
Thomas Heleeteic
Lord Morley
JD. Asta
Germany
Minard's
Miia
Iain’ Oly Diamond Cotting
Brighton
ROYAL
EW. Gillett Company Limited
Ee Oa
Dr. Thomas
Eeleets
Ninard
Rial
Fite
Dovotiir
Dali Net Co
Adies
National Manufacturing Co
Montre
Kendall
Rte Fort
DR. B. J. Kendall Company
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