Western Programme On Repenate and the Canadian Electors
A long editorial frames the 1917 Canadian vote as choosing representatives who will head government and enact a western programme. It argues voters should back parties and policies that advance protective tariffs, rural credits, pensions, immigration, western land settlement, low transport costs, and Crow's Nest Pass rates, emphasizing regional unity and the need for stable government after September 14. It notes key contenders Mackenzie King and Meighen and urges Western electors to judge past records and election platforms before voting.
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Fragmentary Quote Packets From a Literary Snippet
The readable lines describe money care and spending, a heavy emphasis on wealth and appearances, and a reflection on aging. Names, places, dates, or concrete events are absent, yielding a disjointed, provisional insight into the source text.
Detas Prevent Ware Cancellation Sparks Debate
Opinion piece questions detas cancelation causes strife and analyzes remarks by Senator Bernard Inownlne about England and Bonde Island. It discusses debt, reeditely reform, and calls for avoiding new wars while aiming to restore economic stability and peace through prudent credit and restraint.
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Nerviline touted for back pain relief and chest congestion
A Windsor Nova Scotia woman writes how Nerviline relieved a fourteenth remedy chest cold and back pain after many unsuccessful treatments. The ad claims Nerviline is strong, penetrating, and widely used in farming regions, with a March to broaden its reach.
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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praise
A Hamilton Ontario farmer’s wife reports severe change of life symptoms and nervous weakness. After taking several bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she improved markedly, regained appetite, and felt like a new woman within two months.
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Australia Canberra Parliament to Open Next May
Canberra the new capital of Australia is rising as Parliament will open in May. King Edward's son Prince Albert will represent the Crown. The city features the vast Yacuament House with 700 rooms and panoramic views. Mount Stromlo offers pine-covered slopes and a zigzag road to the observatory.
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Aeroplane Travel Shown Safer With Few Passenger Deaths
A Civil Aviation report states air transport in 1919 carried 14,563,000 miles with only four passenger deaths. Passenger numbers rose from 13,478 in 1924 to 14,675, and flying for hire or rides showed a large rise in passenger volume.
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Canada Reclaims Returning Canadians from US in Q1
The Department of Immigration and Colonization reports 21 001 Canadians returned from the United States in the first quarter of the fiscal year with intent to permanently reside in Canada. June arrivals numbered 6 084. Japan ranks third in electric lights per 100 houses, surpassing only the United States and Canada. Japan electrifies railroads and has modernized its streetcar system as of the latest survey.
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Pioneering radiologist Decker Des Amer Guttering Thirty Year
An elderly radiologist, Decker Des Amer Guttering, devoted nearly thirty years to medical science after early accidents and amputations. Despite severe injuries from X rays and dermatitis, he advanced radiology, earned a pension in 1896, served in World War I hospitals, edited archives, taught himself new techniques, and was recognized with Carnegie hero honors for scientific work.
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Trials of Indigestion and Blood Building Cure Ad
A vintage health advertisement argues indigestion stems from weak blood and urges dieting, rest, and building blood strength. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the remedy, claiming better digestion and appetite under new blood supply. The offer lists Brockville Ontario and price 30 cents per box with distributor notes.
Rasputin Poison Mystery Explained by Sugar Antidote
A Marseilles professor proposes sugar and glucose in wine blocked cyanide of potassium. Rasputin drank sugared poisoned wine and survived until he was shot. The report cites the New York Evening World as the source.
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Cattle Disease Signals Impact on Prince Edward Island Farms
Cattle tuberculosis has been detected in Prince Edward Island, a rare finding in global terms. The island’s landscape features extensive stock farming with 86 percent of land devoted to well managed holdings, suggesting strong potential for quality stock and farming prospects.
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Efficacy Claims For Dr Thomas Eleotric Eele
An 19th century note extols Dr Thomas Eleo or Eleotric Eele as a ready cure in wounds and cuts, noting it is safer than caustic agents. A separate remark discusses harsh discipline and the idea that transgressors feel the impact only after a hard fall. Women gain five ranks of honor in the British order.
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