Canada must become self supporting through coal use
The article argues Canada should develop and use its own coal resources to reduce imports and improve the trade balance. It highlights Nova Scotia Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia coal wealth, Ontario and Quebec dependence on Pennsylvania coal, and the high transport costs limiting Alberta coal. It notes rail freight rates and potential solutions with government and railway cooperation.
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Canada
Ubin
Dominion of Canada
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Pacific
British Columbia
United States
Dominion
Republic
Ontario
Quebec
Pennsylvania
Dyurmaheller
Ottawa
Pennsylvania Coal
Canadian National Railways
Henry Thornton
Beatty
CPR
Sparrows and thriftless excuses in common talk
A colorful fragment notes rapid bird dives at 150 miles per hour and satirical comments on neighborly desires, emergency behavior, and the misallocation of family expenses like cigar costs. The piece juxtaposes natural speed with human excuses and budgeting habits.
Cinnamon buns with raisins yeast dough recipe
A detailed household hint outlines making cinnamon buns with yeast dough. Steps include mixing lukewarm water with yeast, adding milk, eggs, sugar, salt and melted butter, kneading with flour, rising overnight, filling with cinnamon brown sugar butter and raisins, rolling, slicing, second rise, and baking 30 to 40 minutes to yield 18 buns.
Caramel Raisin Apples Modernized Recipe
Prepare 14 cups Sun-Maid seeded raisins and 6 tart apples with 1 cup light brown sugar 2 tablespoons butter and 1 3 cup water. Pare halve and arrange apples in a broad pan then layer raisins sugar butter and water. Simmer gently until tender and caramel forms. Serve hot or cold with cream or with plain boiled rice.
Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible
The notice claims a death sentence with no appeal possible tied to Putnam's Corn Fix tractor and its treatment of corn. It asserts the end of the corn and urges refusing substitutes for Putnam's, priced at 25¢.
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Putnam
Putnam’s
New Principle In Physics Alters Gravity and Light
The world gains a new physics principle challenging Newtonian gravity, linking Einsteinian relativity to light behaving as a substance. Dr W C Campbell reports confirmation from solar eclipse calculations at Wallal Australia. light may be attracted by gravity and possibly possess repelling power due to its weight.
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Isaac Newton
Lick Observatory
W. C. Campbell
Campbell
University of California
Wallal
Australia
Heinstein
Good Counsel for Hog Breeders from Ottawa Official
A. A. MacMillan of the Sheep and Swine Division in Ottawa urges growers to let hogs grow from birth to market weight, using skim milk shorts alfalfa roots and fish or blood meal, then finish on barley oats and corn. Finishing bacon hogs at 200 to 210 pounds by six to seven months can boost profits. investing in a better boar often saves grain and improves prices. Minard's Liniment for Rheumatism.
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A. A. MacMillan
Ottawa
High Grade Wheat Returns From Canadian Elevators
Reports to the Bureau of Statistics show that by March 31 1923 Canada held 139 000 bushels of wheat versus 1922. Oats total 191 718 000 for 1923, up from 175 610 000 in 1922. About 14 percent of the 1922 wheat crop remained in farmers hands. Of the 1922 crop 98 percent, or 99 786 100 bushels, was merchantable. 6 9 x 7 000 bushels last year. The 5 percent figure for 1922 exceeds prior years. Saskatchewan leads with 99 percent merchantable.
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Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Sauskatchewan
Baby's Own Tablets Gain Trust of Mothers at Home
A reader testimonial from St Dumas Quebec touts Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and eases indigestion and fevers. Mrs Saluste Pelletier says she has used them ten years and will not be without them. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Saluste Pelletier
St. Dumas
Que
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Bravery and Nature Tales from James Oliver Curwood
A New York correspondent recalls breakfast with James Oliver Curwood noting his passion for nature and adventure in the Northwest. Curwood’s daring examples contrast with city bravery as a waiter’s clatter goes unnoticed. The piece ends with a reflection on contentment being richest wealth.
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Detroit
James Oliver Curwood
Curwood
America
Ile
Northwest
Metropolitan
New York
Knit Wear Transforms Into Formal and Afternoon Dress
Knit wear once limited to sports apparel now enters afternoon and formal wear with pieces like a three piece brown knit silk suit and sand blouse. Poiret fox trim highlights collars cuffs and sash ends. Miller's Worm Powders claim to purge worms from children’s systems without discomfort and prevent reinfestation.
Carnarvon Joins King Tut in Final Adventure
Lord Carnarvon famed traveler and sponsor of the Tutankhamun expedition dies on his journey. The New York Times notes his courage and sportsmanlike venture as he pursued the goal of his quest beyond worlds explored.
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Lord Carnarvon
Tutankh-Amen
Ilis
New York Times
Butter Exports From Canada Reach Notable Volumes
Canada exported a little over 2,000,000 pounds of butter in the last fiscal year, surpassing its imports. Major recipients included the United Kingdom with 3,713,799 pounds and the United States with 3,032,939 pounds, along with several other nations and territories.
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Canada
House of Commons
United Kingdom
United States
Belgium
Bermuda
British Guiana
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
British West Indies
Russia Eyes Grain Exports Revenue From 1922 Crop
Soviet Department of Statistics report in the Labor Gazette estimates 1922 grain exports at 300 606 000 poods and expected revenue between 256 000 000 and 260 000 009 gold roubles.
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Soviet Department of Statistics
Labor Gazette
Regina Woman Gains 15 Pounds With Tanlac
Regina Saskatchewan resident Mrs. Ethel Johnson reports recovery from grippe illness after using Tanlac. She describes restored appetite, steadier nerves, and a gain of about fifteen pounds, praising the medicine as a wonderful tonic and urging others to try it. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists with over five million bottles sold.
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Ethel Johnson
Wascana St
Regina
Sask
Grippe
Tanlac
Growth Of Dairying Output In Alberta
Warren W. Prevey of Edmonton City Dairy told the Rotary Club that Alberta dairy expansion will be rapid in coming years. He cited annual butter production at 15 million pounds and projected growth toward 100 million pounds with better provincial exploitation. He linked dairy farming to stable community life avoiding hard times and propaganda.
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Alberta
Warren W. Prevey
Edmonton City
Rotary Club
Mr. Prevey
Toll call tears trigger refund desperate call
A woman in a telephone booth sobs as she ends a toll call and pleads for her money back. She says Harold refused to speak to her, and she appeals to Central for help after hearing a clear Central voice. The scene captures a moment of distressed service and personal loss conveyed by a New York Sun report.
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Central
Harold W
New York Sun
Millions of U S Children Aged Ten to Fifteen Work
The 1926 census reports more than a million children between ten and fifteen years old employed in the United States. The census excludes those at work under ten or outside the counted categories.
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United States
Kendall
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