Immigration policy could aid Western Canadian farmers
The article argues that high transport costs, seasonal labor shortages, and world market pricing hurt Western Canadian wheat. It proposes an energetic immigration program to supply year round farm labor, reducing urban worker pressures and improving farm and city welfare.
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Cin Vrowere
Canada
Che Jong
Seaboard
Canadian Prairie
Liverpool
Argentine
India
Egypt
Western
Prairies
West
Artizan
Tem
Honey Production Sets British Columbia Record in 11th Year
W J Shepherd reports BC apiaries produced 7 115 855 pounds of honey valued at 177 39 at wholesale 25 cents per pound. Output across 11 591 hives in 343 apiaries yields 61 pounds per colony with gains in number of apiaries and hives. Bees wax valued at 5 000 and provincial production up from 20 tons eleven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
W. J. Shepherd
Saskatchewan Highway Department reports 1921 22 road work totals
The Highway Department of Saskatchewan released a statement showing total highway spending of 32 875 dollars for the fiscal year ending April 1922. Benefiting districts include Canora Cumberland Mirose Happyland Isle la Crosse Jackfish Lake Maple Creek Melfort Pelly Prince Albert Sheilbrook Tisdale Turtleford Wadena Willow Banc and others. Two roadway stretches were built or improved.
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Highway Department of
Saskatchewan
Canora
Cumberland
Uspress
Mirose
Happyland
Isle la Crosse
Jackfish Lake
Maple Creek
Melfort
Notukenu
Pelly
Prince Albert
Sheilbrook
Tisdale
Turtleford
Wadena
Willow Banc
Immortal Men of Mons Speak at Royal United Services
Von Kluck salutes the British Expeditionary Force calling its deeds unmatched. A visiting British officer reports the handshake delayed by a vow to await past actions, noting Von Kluck’s lifelong study of war and praise for the First Expeditionary Force aiding France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal United Services Institution
Marl Male
von Kluck
Fife
Mr Williams Pink Pills Promise Quick Blood Boost
An advertisement claims half speed relief from nervous exhaustion and low energy due to poor watery blood. It touts Pink Pills as enriching and stimulating the blood and nerves, with testimonials from Bracebridge Ontario and directions to obtain by mail or local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reise
Bervan
Bean
Dr. Williams
Building Up Small Towns
A Rural New Yorker urged readers to support and invest in small towns like Hall's Corners, arguing the future lies in rural areas over large cities and that local communities must mobilize to grow and prosper.
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Hall
New York
America
New Yorker
Nevada prospectors find peculiar mineral in desert mountain
Old prospector Mack Foster discovers Mt Superdent in the Nevada desert about 30 miles from Tonopah. The material cleans teeth and polishes silver while also shining optics and making a shampoo. Fenwick and associates now face demand to keep up with orders as Josephine Robinson notes its effectiveness.
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Nevada
Mack Foster
Mt. Superdent
Foster
Fenwick
Fen
Wick
Josephine Robinson
Deepest Mine Project Planned in Rand South Africa
The deepest mine in the world is planned at City Deep in the Rand region of South Africa with an aim to sink an additional 3000 feet below the current 4000 feet level. This bold expansion signals continued mining push into deeper strata.
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Rand
South Africa
City Deep
Diamond Dyes Promise Safe Dye for All Fabrics
Old time advertisement for Diamond Dyes claims simple, guaranteed color for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It assures rich even results without streaks or running and instructs readers to tell their druggist to use Siamond dyes.
Instantiv stomach relief claimed by ad copy
An advertisement touts Paper's IMapepsin as instantly correcting digestion. It promises relief from sourness gas and heartburn once the tablet reaches the stomach and guarantees satisfaction for a few cents.
Canadian Pacific Excursion to Eastern Canada
The Canadian Pacific Railway offers round trip excursion fares from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to Eastern Canada on sale December 1 to January 1 1923. Final return limit three months. First class tickets valid in standard or tourist sleeping cars with berth charge. Trains depart Winnipeg daily the Imperial at 9 00 a m to Ottawa Montreal Quebec and Maritime provinces and the Toronto Express at 9 00 p m to Toronto Hamilton London and central and Western Ontario.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Astern Canada
Manitoba
Winnipeg
West
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
East
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Toronto
Hamilton
London
Central
Ontario
Quebec Expropriates 226000 Acres for Settlers in 1922
Quebec sold 226000 acres to newcomers in the year ending June 1922 as part of a program to repatriate Canadians. During the year 626 families of French Canadian origin, totaling 2471 people, returned from New England to their ancestral homes. Several thousand more acres are prepared, with an inspection system in place.
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Quebec
New England
Size Of Universe Asserts 3,000 Light Years Limit
Harvard director Dr. H Shapley states the universe may extend to 3000 light years while Dominion Observatory notes a flight speed of 156000 miles per second and a flight year of 7000000000 miles. Estimates clash over the universe’s extent but the core claim remains the 3000 light year figure.
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H. Shapley
Harvard University
Dominion Observatory
Harvard
World cinema counts by country and region
The United States leads with 15 000 cinemas followed by Germany 3 781 and Russia 38 590. Great Britain 3 000. Europe totals 18 893 with France 2 400 Italy 2 200 Austria 800 Belgium 778 and more. The Americas total 20 450 with South America 4 200 Canada 750 Central America 500. World total 47 000 cinemas.
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United States
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Europe
France
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Scandinavia
Poland
Hallamd
Tuungary
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Jugo-Slavia
Turkey
The
Balkans
America
South America
Canada
Central America
Africa
Asia
Australia
World
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Restores Health in Hornell Woman
Mrs Cons Baker of Spencer Avenue Hornell New York says she suffered fatigue irritability sleep trouble and bowel and period issues until taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Food Medicine. She reports daily improvement and now handles most chores with ease and urges others to try the remedy for relief.
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Hornell
N. Y
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Cons. Baker
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