Canada Needs Ambition to Work and Farm Power
The article argues Canada’s pressing need is widespread labor and industrial effort to harness natural resources and repay war debts. It highlights farmers as Canada’s core wealth producers, urging governments to support agriculture while stressing farmer families must receive superior training to become top farmers and wives. General Lemouton de Boishedeffre is noted as a dying French general in Paris.
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Canada
Kronis
Paris
Lemouton de Bois
Hedeffre
Canadian farmers' education urged by Marshall speech
In a public address, Marshall argues schools undervalue farming and must teach agriculture as a vital path to citizenship and national stability. He cites Canada’s leading role in horse breeding and urges erasing contempt for farming while inspiring youth to pursue agrarian careers.
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Duncan Marshall
Alberta
Marshall
Dominion
Warships Halted Over Warship Work Stoppage Across Clyde
The Clyde and British shipyards halt work on warships except those near launch. The order could discharge thousands of workers and affect Britain’s shipbuilding program while readers hear a loud interruption about reform demands from a speaker. The piece also advertises Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a popular remedy for pains and neuralgia.
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Thomas
West Gains Immigrants to Western Canada Regions
Beginning this year large influx of 18434 settlers arrived in Western Canada bringing cash and property valued at 8577893. Most headed to Saskatchewan and Alberta with Manitoba and British Columbia receiving smaller shares. Most immigrants are farmers with families, many taking homesteads and some purchasing improved farms.
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West
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Feeces
British Columbia
Wheat price outlook for Alberta farmers remains unclear
Calgary reports United Farmers of Alberta president H W Wood says farmers will receive at least last year’s price for this season’s wheat crop, with talks under way on selling a large quantity around $2.30. He cites last year’s $2.271 total including a three cent carrying charge and notes export demand could push prices higher, though exact administration costs remain unknown. The Canadian Grain Board plans another meeting on the second Thursday in September.
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Calgary
Anat Amerta
H W. Wood
United Farmers of Alberta
Canadise Grain Board
Mr Wood
Freckle Remedy Ad and Viscount Grey Sailing
An advertiser touts lemon juice as a freckle remover with orchard white and a fragrant lotion to apply daily for clearer skin. Separately, Viscount Grey, newly appointed British ambassador to the United States, will sail to New York on September 16, as announced in London.
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Viscount Grey
London
United States
New York
Real Spree Kitty Wedding Anniversary Plan
A couple jokes about a real spree kitty for their wedding anniversary and considers buying things they cannot currently afford. The playful note hints at celebration spending and lighthearted budgeting.
Local druggist warns against cheap corn salves
A local druggist reports an attempted, almost lynching incident tied to a cheap corn salve substitute. He advises using Putnam's Corn Exterminator, priced at 25 cents, as a reliable remedy for corns.
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Putnam's Corn
Putnam's
Canada sends 10000 troops home from England
Militia Department reports about 10,000 Canadian Expeditionary Force members still abroad in England to be brought home. Delays are caused by many having dependents and housing needs for wives and children. If vessels become available the rest of Canada’s army should reach home shores soon.
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England
Militia de Lpartment
Tate
Canada
Seven Whiskey Stills Raided in Saskatoon District
Inspector J M Danis of inland revenue and provincial officers raided seven illicit whiskey stills in the Canora Sask district east of here. Eight men were arrested and fined a total of 1870 dollars. Stills ordered confiscated. This is the latest single round up since Saskatchewan went dry.
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Saskatoon
Canora
Sask
Here
J. M. Danis
Inland Revenue Department
R.N. W.mlp
Saskatchewan
Mishearings Over Hobble Skirt Prompt George
Dialog shows George vow to insult someone for each step home. Jack asks about Sue, who reacts with anger and goes upstairs to don a hobble skirt.
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George
Jack
Sue
Debate Fragments Outline Power Clash and Victory
A fragmented historical item hints at a debate among four parties about a gallon measure and a merged force opposing the Powers achieving a victory. The text is unclear, but it suggests contest over quantities and alliance outcomes within a larger conflict.
Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry Promises Diarrhoea Relief
An advert describes Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry as effective against diarrhoea with claims of relief after the third to fifth doses. It cites a patient from Saskatchewan who recovered after using the product and warns against substitutes. The ad notes the remedy has been on the market for 74 years and is sold by The T. Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto Ontario.
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Fowlers
Arnott
Pelle
Dr. Foulers
T. Milium Cos Limited
Toronto
Luminous Trail Marks Luminous Ribbon For Trails In Woods
War era luminous paint used on discs to mark trenches buildings and trails for guiding and stealth. Discs coated with luminous material and spikes to attach on surfaces or carried by personnel to illuminate or signal while remaining hazardous. A separate warning notes worms feeding on children with a remedy named Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
Allied intervention plans to curb Bolshevik spread
Dr Camille Mar argues for Allied action to ease fear and prejudice against Russians, warning that Bolshevik resistance may survive Kolchak and Denikin. He notes Danish Red Cross influence and predicts British pullback from north Russia could lead to German domination as Germany seeks eastward routes after colonial losses.
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Copenhagen
Admiral Kolchak
Denikine
Camille Mar
Red Cross
Russia
Germany
Massive Canadian National expansion at North Battleford
North Battleford sees a major CN铁路 project with invest shown at one hundred thousand dollars. Plans include a new 15 stall roundhouse machine shop 86 by 40 feet and full equipment upgrade. A second larger roundhouse is added behind the existing, requiring extensive concrete work and over 4000 barrels of cement.
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North Battleford
Betan
Canadian National Railways
North B Heford
Mount Vesuvius Erupts With Lava Flows Toward Valleys
After loud rumblings Mount Vesuvius began erupting again with two lava streams moving toward the valley. The eruption is not yet heavy enough to threaten villages at the base, but authorities remain alert for changes.
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Mount Vesuvius
Fragmentary talk on work and handwriting experts
A garbled dialogue references a handwriting expert named Thad and a typewriter. The fragments suggest a discussion about employment or skill use, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Canadian Soldiers Wanting Land in Regina and District
Reports from Col R tones and Col Innes detail Soldiers' Settlement Board applications, with 22000 disposed of and 74 percent already allotted loans averaging 5100 dollars. 3300 discharged men received free rations while total expenditures to July 31 reached 2080,000. Also notes 800 retained soldiers gaining experience and local stock industry shows 120 cars certified for shipment since July 1 from Turtleford and Battleford districts.
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Regina
R. Tones
Rae Neer
Battleford
Minard's Liniment Cures Dangruff The Rural Teacher Coalition
The rural teacher coalition argues better buildings and advantages, but stresses that the key step is supplying well equipped teachers who feel valued enough to remain. When rural teachers are poorly paid, communities cannot expect quality schools in Louisville Courier Journal style.
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Ouisville Courier-Journal
Migrants Seek Departure From Germany Amid Soviet War News
Huns Leaving Germany Berin five mnawun aeras have filed with the central bureau of migration and its four substations applications to leave the country. The majority are turning their eyes to ward South America. A large num ber also have indicated their desire to settle in Palestine.
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Berin
Mnawun Aeras
Central Bureau of Migration
South America
Palestine
Reward Offered For Villa Dead Or Alive
Mexico's governor and Chihuahua authorities issue rewards totaling 165000 pesos and 40,000 dollars for the capture or death of Francisco Villa. The Mexican consul announces the offer alongside existing incentives, with additional sums tied to the captive of Dandie and other regional rewards.
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Galvestor
Thc Rubio
Michocan
Francisco Villa
Coneur
Chihuahua
Care of Home and Children Fatigue Affects Mothers Health
A mother’s heavy home duties and motherhood drain strength causing headaches backaches and nervousness. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a cure to restore health and energy for women burdened by domestic care and motherhood.
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Willian
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