Encouraging Western Settlers to Build Canada
The text urges expanding Canadian immigration to fill vacant western lands and boost production. It argues enough population will support railways, factories, and mines, tying immigration to wartime burdens and national prosperity. It cautions against overly harsh limits, advocating better policy and citizen guidance for newcomers.
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Canada
United States
Canale
Imma Creane
Ite
Dominion
Unit
Ibs Couners
Fuubabis
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Paltorr
Department A
Nowaboy Going To University
A resilient student from Calgar has saved funds over ten years to support his education. He traveled to Kingston, Ontario, to study at Queen's University with plans toward a career in chemical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pas
Hai Rems
Calgar
David
Kingston
Ont
Queen's University
Chem Fea
Eastern University
German Competition Becomes Severe in Railway Tenders
German competition for railway orders tightens as Modern Transport reports a German firm’s tender for carriages to the Indian state railway was one per cent below the lowest British bid. In another Burman railway contract a British firm won though its quotation was 19 per cent higher than the German figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranport
England Needs Half Million More Hens for 1913 Egg Goals
Edward Brown of the National Poultry Council argues Great Britain must add about 500000 hens to return to the 1913 per person egg consumption of 120. He cites U S and Canadian rates near 260 eggs per unit annually and bases his figures on recent census data for England.
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England
Edward Brown
National Poultry Council
Brown
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Proves Irrigation A Success In Season Test
The report notes irrigation proves successful in Albera where farmer Williamson Art, acting as Miced man, rents engine and ploughing gear for a season. He later buys a resting machine and pays for it with proceeds from harvest operations, marking a joint season of farming and ownership of equipment, fully paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albera
Williamson
Nerenze
Origin of Gall Stones and Liver Health Ad exhibit
An old advertorial note claims gall stones arise from dried bile components and sedentary habits. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills for liver balance, digestion, and overall health, urging use when feeling off or needing laxative aid, with a 28 cent price and Catarthozone Co distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Catarthozone Co
Montes
Acreage Seeding Rye Estimated To Boost 1922 Crop
Estimates for fall planted rye across the region total about 50,000 acres, with overall rye seeding near 500,000 acres, representing roughly 1 percent. If fields yield average rye, Southern Algeria and Saskatchewan farmers could gain around four million dollars more than this year.
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Algeria
Saskatchewan
Attehewan
Sixty Years In One Regiment Captain Swift Honored
Captain Charles Swift of the Queen's Own Tor onto Rifles of Canada, long service in a single regiment, has been promoted to honorary Captaincy by the Militia Department. He joined as a triangle player in 1861 at Ridge Way and led the band to King Edward VII’s coronation, with leading musicians from around the world congratulating him.
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Charles Swift
Queen's Own
Toronto Rifles
Canada
Ada
Militia Department
Swift
Queen's Own Regiment
Ridge Way
Filward
Paris
Capt Swift
Nerviline Promoted For Waterborne Illness Relief
A brief ad describes a mild epidemic linked to water impurities causing cramps diarrhea and headaches. It claims Nerviline provides quick relief when taken in water, praising its effectiveness and recommending Old Nerviline for household use at 35 cents.
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Evers
Imperial Bureau to study plant diseases and prevent loss
The British Government will establish an Imperial Bureau to closely investigate plant diseases and test prevention methods. Leading experts will be engaged to protect crops, aiming to boost vegetable food supplies and benefit the empire and the world.
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Lores
Bolshevists Of America and Insurance Notes in Fragments
A fragmentary clipping discusses Bolshevism in America and its alleged social harms, then shifts to local insurance matters. Directors of the Municipal Insurance Association reduce farm premium rates to twenty five cents per acre on net seeded acreage. Claims total 1,688,401 with five percent rate effect. Other items mention Saskatchewan grain yields and a wartime-era postal delay.
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Hai Insurance
Municipal Fail Insurance Association
Pambes
Principal Hutchings Endorses Dodd’s Kidney Pills
The Saskatchewan school principal shares his two year struggle with diseased kidneys and credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with improving his health. He urges others to try the remedy, noting it acts on the kidneys to improve filtration and restore energy. A Japanese shrub raincoat is mentioned as an unrelated note.
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Webb
Sperss
Aera
Dodd
Hutchings
Todd
Growing Fuel In Six Years Prairies Grow Rapidly
Growing fuel from trees shown at Indian Head Nursery Station. Russian poplar and Manitoba maple on a three quarters acre plot planted in 1906 reached twenty three feet average height by fall 1913. Yielded six and three quarter cwt in eight years at about eighteen cents per acre. Labor costs: $5.86 per acre planting and $6 per year cultivation for two years. N M Ross, Supt. Tree Planting, Dominion Forestry Branch Indian Head.
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Inaian Head
Saska
N. M. Ross
Dominion Fo
Indian Head
Kestey
Pink Pills Promise Health and Rich Blood
An ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to enrich weak blood, ease anaemia, and improve nerves and digestion. It cites Mrs. E E Cook of Simcoe Ontario reporting relief after seven boxes, claiming better weight, color, and daily work, with pills available at five cents per box or 289 dollars for a gross from The Dr Williams Co Brockville Ont
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Dr Willams
EE. Cook
Simcoe
Stone
Hamilton
Tel
de Williank Ville
Willats
Willams
Medicine
Mall
de. Wiline Co
Brockstile
Discovering a Greek Temple at Thessaly Near Volos
Archaeologists uncover a well preserved temple in Ber ras Thessaly dated to 400 BC, with bronze inscriptions showing laws and resolutions of an ancient civilization. The temple rivals Olympia in size, the second such temple found this month near Volos, while caravans continue to operate nearby.
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Eulagiots
Berras Thessaly
Jupiter
Olympia
S Ec Fond
Volo
Odd visitor asks for bath and food at Boston house
A new Boston servant reports a strange man at the door. The master is asked to be patient as the man seeks shelter and food. the servant voices disapproval while noting the visitor’s peculiar demand.
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Boston
Fragmentary Exchange on Language and Work
A fragmented dialogue hints at language lessons and a cellar excavation. Names and specifics are unclear, leaving the scene with brief, partial phrases about Sapleigh and Moiard and a request to ask for Moiard’s.
Immigrants Were Mostly British Born in Canada Four Months
For April to July inclusive the total British born immigration into Canada was 26268, from the United States 14218, and from all other countries 9439. Of US settlers the great majority are ash speaking and many are descendants of British born. Rejections at ocean ports totaled 344 in the period, with 72 Brit ish among them.
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Canada
United States
Department
Banks And The People War Loans Shell Out Funds
The article argues that wartime loans shifted government banking duties to banks as agents, sparking public interest and prudent financial behavior. It notes the decline of hidden money surplus as people invest, viewing idle funds as harmful and choosing productive use of capital.
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Weile
No Rainbow In Winter Weather Question Answered
Professor W J Mun Mess, eminent meteorological physicist, explains rainbow occurrence needs rain and sunshine. Local convective showers allow sun rain in summer, while general cyclonic storms bring winter rain without rainbow. Rainbow frequency then varies with weather conditions.
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W. J. Mun Mess
Pa sie halibut fishermen face bills before fishing trip
The Pa sie fishers ensure all expenses are settled prior to departing for a halibut voyage, prioritizing financial clearance to avoid onshore disputes during the fishing expedition.
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Pasie
Woman Recovers After Using Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Toronto reader describes chronic pain and weakness from an illness of a schoolgirl, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and life saving improvement, and invites others to write for confidential advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Toronto
Lyla
Prakhan
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Eauterie Ag
Ita Perelat
Thomas
Prince At
Ol “Tete
Axick
J. Harris
Fem
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Ay J Aun
Mary
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Alwa
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