Europe’s revival and Canada’s stake in postwar trade
A commentary argues that North America cannot stay aloof from Europe’s recovery. It examines the need for balanced global production and consumption, tariff impacts, and the interdependence of Europe and America in trade. It notes farmers and manufacturers rely on Europe’s revival to restore demand for raw materials and agricultural goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
North America
Canada
United
United States
League of Nations
Bix Republic
Polles
Onde
Wat
Mons
America
Stein
Ate
Mt Bankers
Domiestie
Eat World
Chicas
Liverpool
Tyas
New York
German Coal Output Drops in Ruhr District Output Falls in June
Ruhr district Germany reports a drop in coal production in June as working days were fewer than May and March. Average daily output slid from about 3854 tons in May to roughly 3246 tons in June, with weather blamed for reduced activity and fewer working days.
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Dureaue
Ruhr
Germany
Maret
Long Distance Aerial Flight Promoted by Wealthy Aviators
A planned long distance air race around the world is proposed for next year possibly in spring. Col L B Broome of Delish aviatrix circles Canada to Japan and an Old County syndicate plans the event to boost aviation amid health and stamina marketing. The route may echo Major Drake's earlier journey, with a focus on weather, harbors, and logistics.
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Lan Adria
L. B. Broome
Avia
Canada
Japan
Col Broome
Old County
Teronauts
Broome
Wallay
London
France
Near East
Mlajor Drake
Air Ministry
Licely
Evers
Grecha
Lawren
Nervitine: A Thirty-Five Cent Remedy Promise
An advertisement touts Nervitine, a thirty five cent bottle claimed to relieve cramps, stomach gas, diarrhoea, chest congestion and similar ailments. It urges readers awakened by sudden pain to buy the affordable remedy from local medicine sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramioa
Aluminum Lang Hi Earth and Industry Milestone
A historic note on aluminum as the earth’s thirteenth element and its rapid rise in industry. The piece recalls how the metal barely mattered twenty five years ago and now underpins modern manufacturing and global progress.
Peat Plant at Alfred Ontario Seen as Commercial Fuel
Charles Stewart minister of Mines reports four visits to the Canadian peat plant at Alfred Ontario. He notes peat could become a rapid commercial fuel, with peat heat comparable to anthracite per ton, suitable for fall and spring use though not ideal for kitchen ranges. Total peat area overlain near 27 000 square miles, with potential production millions of tons within shipping reach near Branswied Quebec and New Mines Brunel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Ontaris
Charles Stewart Nister
Stewart
Branswied
Quebec
Brunel de Canadian Federal
Toronto
Forme of Sugar and Dr Thomas Relectric Oils Ad
Readable text discusses sugars from cane beet and milk, plus Dr Thomas Relectric Oils claimed to ease coughs and wounds. It mentions loneliness as a theme and a brief exchange about waiting for a spouse, reflecting fragmented prose from a historical page.
Sta Wainwright editor Hastingsfordat Alberta press head
Eustor and proprietor of Sta Wainwright Alberta linked with Western Canadian newspaper business for about 20 years. Hastingsford serves as Alberta Press Association president and played a key role at a joint convention with British Columbia and Yukon press groups in Vernon. He contributed tirelessly to the interests of attending newspaper men. The 1922 convention is planned for Jasper Alberta with many returning attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustor
Sta. Wainwright
Alberta
Businese
Canada
Sowan
Hastingford
Alberta Press Association
Yukon
Vernon
Huantingford
Jaspe
Whales Found on English Farm Exhibit Pale Fossil Remains
On a Peterborough area farm researchers unearthed whale skeletons embedded in peat and clay, dating back as much as 120 million years. The find suggests whales wandered inland via streams during high tides, with a possible but debated inland route to the sea.
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Farne
Peterborough
England
Swansea coast lamp dies as dawn extinguishes chemical threat
A garbled OCR note describes a disturbance along the Swansea coast involving a lamp and a chemical, with unclear actors and actions. Despite the damaged text, the fragment suggests an incident at a coastline location and references an automatic device and extinguishing dawn.
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Swansea
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Alberta resident
Mrs Margaret Winton of 7 West Calgary Alberta reports dramatic relief after taking Tanlac. She praises a restored appetite digestion and energy with improved sleep and overall well being since beginning the remedy. She emphasizes relief from chronic stomach bloating pain and nervous fatigue. Druggists sell Tanlac.
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Margaret Winton
Calgary
Alberta
Sears
Edo
Nlac
Agricultural grads scarce as more go to white collar work
In a quotation attributed to Hamilton the concern is raised that only about 20 percent of graduates from agricultural colleges remain in farming while the rest pursue professional or white collar roles, signaling a shift in career paths away from the soil.
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Hamilton
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Peraps
Willow
Dr Thomas
Ealing
Taos
London Daily Be
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Holtowns
W. J. Huntingford
Tionara
Milan
Chili
California
Aseal
Asian Portom Cereal Co. Ltd
Pront Street
R. Troma Factory
Windsor
Ontario
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