Open Portals Open Doors Never Be Closed Arch Dedication
A report on the opening ceremony of the International Peace Arch linking Canada and the United States. It notes the arch as a symbol of disarmament between the two nations and argues for broader global arms reduction, referencing treaties and the Mayflower anniversary. The event featured flags raised by Canadian and American girls and inscriptions urging unity and open doors.
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Great Britain
Great Lakes
Canada
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Ameri
Europe
Ghent
British Columbia
World’s Smallest Railway in Highlands of Cumberland
Canadian visitors to Europe land at Liverpool or Southampton and are struck by the tiny Hatish locomotives compared with American mainline engines yet admire the English lines. The Railway in Camland Highlands is seven and one eighth miles long with a fifteen inch gauge, leased to Narrow Gauge Railways Limited. Passenger engines are a quarter the size of ordinary British locomotives but in other respects identical in form and function.
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Europe
Liverpool
Southampton
Takelands
Highlands
Camland
London
Narrow Gauge Railways, Limited
Ontario Newspapers Merge Loromte with Chatswo
The News will cease publication after 36 years of operation as it merges with the Owen Sound Sun Times. High publishing costs are cited as the reason for discontinuation.
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Loromte Ae Chatswo
Owen Sound Sun Times
George Blyth
Swiss Language Policy and Public Documents Bilingual
The article notes that Switzerland lacks an official language with French and German printed in public documents. French Italian and German are used, reflecting regional distribution and proximity to major centers. It mentions the president’s offices and newspapers receiving materials in both languages. A humorous aside about a man dying from hard drinking and an ice cake joke appears in Nebraska satire.
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Land
Gebot
Switzerland
Sliar
Nerviline Cramps Relief Ad With Quick Dose Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Nerviline as a fast fix for cramps and sudden illnesses. It promises rapid relief from cramps, nausea, diarrhoea, or vomiting with a few drops in sweetened water and advertises 35 cent bottles sold widely.
Capitalizing British Columbia Scenic Beauties for Tourism Hotels
Provincial government weighs building government hotels at key BC points and expanding roads and tourist bureaus to keep travel within the province. Prominent pitchfork patent noted. Also mentions asthma relief ad and May day relic of Druidism.
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British Columbia
Representas
Promien
Oil-1 Value and Prompt Relief for Croup Ties to Treatment
The passage emphasizes quick action with relief for croup in children. It notes fathers value timely use of a certain preparation, claiming it is an excellent remedy. It also mentions general wisdom in treating ailments and alludes to lessons learned from experience.
An Autoist's Recipe For Safe Driving
A brief automobile column advises caution to reduce accidents. The recipe blends three tablespoonfuls of look: straight ahead, left, right, with steer, brake, observe and be wary. The advice stresses rights and safety of others and reflects a New York newspaper style.
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New York
Cleveland Plain de
Minards Liniment Praised At Yarmouth Camp
At the Yarmouth M C A Boys camp held near Tusket Falls in August Alfred Stokes found Minard's Liniment most beneficial for sun relief for colic and toothache.
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the Yarmouth
M_C. A
Tusket Falls
Minard
Alfred Stokes
The Price. ie's Mother case quieted brief dispute
A brief, unclear fragment notes a quiet moment in a dispute involving a person named Willie and references to a mother. The readable portion provides no clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Willie
Elevators in Manitoba Boost Grain Handling Capacity
Government funded elevators in Manitoba average 25 000 bushels each with a total 2 500 000 bushels capacity and will manage about five million bushels this fall, mostly wheat. Interior storage elevators add 2 200 000 bushels capacity, with 702 country lessees contributing 22 920 000 bushels. A pessimistic adage finishes the note.
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Manitoba
When Women Suffer and Need Help
An advertisement urges women to seek relief for ill health through Dr Hamilton's Pills. It claims the medicine eases side and headaches, restlessness, and the blues, relieves constipation, purifies the system, and maintains smooth operation. It asserts thousands rely on the product sold by The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.
Furniture From Paper Emerges As Decorative Furniture
Furniture from paper now replaces wood in tables chairs and other articles. Compressed paper is colored and polished to resemble the finest woods, offering a lightweight sturdy alternative with the look of traditional timber.
No child should suffer from worms avoids prompt delay
Mother Graves Worm Fx promises fast relief without wait. The advertisement urges quick use of a simple remedy to protect children from worm-related illness, claiming easy access and effective results.
Lumber Output For First Half Of 1921 Reported
The Mountain Lumber Association secretary states that the first half of 1921 saw about 100 million feet cut and shipments totaling roughly 75 million feet, underscoring strong production and distribution activity in the period.
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Mountain Lumber Asso
Painful neuralgia and sciatica remedy advertisement
A vintage medical ad explains neuralgia affects any nerve, with sciatica as its nerve pain. It praises Dr Williams Pills for enriching the blood, easing pain, and acting as a nerve tonic, offering box prices and mailing options from The Dr Williams Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario.
Port of Vancouver Surges in Pacific Shipping Growth
The port shows rising importance as vessel tonnage grew from 4.4 million to 9.2 million and foreign bound steamship visits increased eightfold over eight years. The note highlights Vancouver as a key gateway on the Pacific coast.
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Vancouver
Fifty Fifty Baseball Tale Appeals for Community Help
A fragmentary note shows two girls watching a baseball play and joking about bases. It suggests a town needs business support to grow and invites local involvement through a dealer. The text is garbled but centers on community helps.
Minard Asked For Insect Specimens From Borneo
Scientists seek Minard to study a remarkable stick insect from Borneo described as the largest known, with reports of specimens reaching thirteen inches in length. The insect resembles a rough stick in appearance and texture.
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Borneo
Extend Time for Paying Taxes in Manitoba
Winnipeg Premier T. C Norris announced to two Manitoba boards of trade and business groups that the Provincial Government will grant an extension of time for filing returns and making payments of the provincial net profits tax. The move aims to ease compliance burdens for businesses amid ongoing economic adjustments.
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Winnipeg
T. C Norris
Boards of Trade and Business Organizations
Manitoba
Taxion
Manitoba Road Work Nearing Finish By Freezeup Says Official
A. McGillivray, highways commissioner, estimates work on roads across Manitoba will be largely complete by freezeup. Gravelling has progressed, and extensive grading will be finished by season's end, shaping up a major portion of the provincial network.
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Manitoba
A. McGillivray
Pro
Province
Helped Soldiers' Dependents Radio Plant Under Instruction
The Saskatchewan Branch of the Fund distributed months Canadian Patti FO13.350 during the acting July See What is said to be greatest radio plant is now under instruction near Melon Beance The sparkle 10 some wall papers comes from button factory sweet.
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Saskatchewan
Melon
Beance
Button Factory
Women owned shops and factories grow in the Republic
The text notes that the number of women owned shops and factories has doubled in five years and claims fifty million citizens are made wealthier happier and better by the automobile.
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Womienem
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Republic
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