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English Immigrants in Canada Do Little for Country
The article contrasts English settlers in the Canadian Northwest with Americans, describing remittance men and urban migrants as unprogressive, while praising hardworking English agricultural settlers though sometimes ignorant of local life. It notes English immigration overall lacks the striking power of American arrival for civilization. It then records a Postal Service advisory from M. I. Gorman urging rural carriers to provide coin-holding receptacles and buy stamps in advance to handle one cent coin deposits, citing a county court finding carriers collect about 15 coins weekly per route and projecting a national total near 300 million coins.
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