It Pays To Advertise In Business Growth And Publicity
The article argues advertising drives business growth across sizes from small merchants to big enterprises. It cites case studies from the raisin industry and a Canadian patent medicine, noting persistent, well directed ads sustain volumes, enable price strategy, and fend off competition like mail order houses even in hard times.
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New York
California
United States
Canada
Literacy Crisis Spreads Across United States
Government authorities warn one fourth of Americans lack reading and writing ability in English. They promote Educational Week November 18-24 to stress illiteracy as a growing national menace. The army mobilization test during the war is cited as the most reliable literacy measure.
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United States
America
London Caterers Sign Deal for Empire Exhibition Feeds
Within an hour of a London caterers firm signing the contract to feed 34,000,000 visitors expected at the Empire Exhibition next year, lorries head to Wembley Park with the first engineering gear for dining halls.
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London
Wembley Park
Financial Post
First Teeth Importance Says British Doctor
A British doctor Mr Sim Wallace argues for early hard food to strengthen first teeth and guide jaw development. He claims proper diet in childhood helps prevent bad teeth and preserves the second set for maturation, with his teaching spreading internationally and yielding results.
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Sim Wallace
Cause of Sickness and the Pink Pills Remedy
Article argues illness stems from poor blood or exhausted nerves and urges Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy. It claims blood enrichment strengthens nerves and overall health, advising mail order if local dealer lacks supply from The Dr Williams Medicines Co Brockville Ontario.
French and German Athletes Meet in Historic Bout
French and German civilians meet in a historic football match at Muyenece. The French win five goals to none as both sides exchange greetings and sportsmanship.
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Muyenece
Germin
Brothers of
Anl
Canada crude oil production 1922 and 1921 figures
Production of crude petroleum in Canada for 1922 totaled 179,068 barrels with a $611,176 value including government bounties of $91,019. The average price per barrel was $2.90. In 1921 production reached 187,441 barrels with a $4641 value and an average price of $2.92.
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Canada
Anida Visits University Town Mystery Over Student
Anida visits a university town to see his son, a first year student, and asks the landlady about a Mr. Jones staying there. The landlady, puzzled, recalls a young Mr. Jones being a student or a night watchman, revealing confusion over the young man’s role.
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Anida
Jones
Radio in the Embassies and Water Drug in Fiji Fish
Radio in the embassies era prompts debate on diplomatic talks via broadcast. Fiji Islanders reportedly add a drug to water to stupify ice fish, enabling easier catching. The oldest frame building in America, in Maryland, hosts meetings since 1954.
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Fiji
America
Maryland
Royalty rule change boosts Saskatchewan sodium sulphate output
A Dominion order in council revised alkali mining royalties to a maximum $2.00 per ton for unrefined salts and 12.5 percent of selling value, capped at 35 cents per ton. Saskatoon Labour and Industries Commissioner Thomas Molloy said the change eases producer risk and supports the growing sodium sulphate industry. Two deposits, Muskokee Lake and Frederick Lake, are being developed with total potential between 17 and 20 million tons, while larger deposits remain untapped.
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Thos. M Molloy
Labor and Industries
Saskatchewa
Mulley
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Muskokee Lake
Frederick Lake
Canadian National adopts policy to settle settlers in Canada
CN Railway issued a statement announcing a new immigration and colonization policy. It aims to bring suitable settlers to Canada and select them for adaptability, with post arrival protection and government support. The plan includes placing British youths aged 15 to 18 in rural homes to learn farming methods.
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Canadian National Railway
Department of Colonization and Immigration
National Railways
Montreal
Wyhis
W. D. Robb
Uiis
Robb
Canada
Soldier Settlement Field Service
Ore
Great Britain
Dominion
Greenwich observatory moved to Holabury Hill for railway electrification
The Greenwich observatory, built in 1675 for navigation and nautical astronomy, will be relocated to Holabury Hill due to nearby railway electrification. Minard's Liniment and Mother Graves Worm Pax are referenced in the notice context as standard remedies.
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Greenwich Observatory
Greenwich
Holabury Hill
Wanted a general servant to do the work of a small horse
An advertisement excerpt from the London Daily News remarks on a humorous job request as a general servant, implying the role would be as demanding as handling a small horse. The line satirically critiques labor expectations in urban listings.
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London Daily News
Rockefeller Foundation Grant for University of Alberta Medical School
The University of Alberta announces a grant of 500000 from the Rockefeller Foundation for medical school upkeep. Dr Pearce, medical director, praised conditions at the university and recommended paying yearly interest on the sum to aid development. The foundation approved the recommendation at a December board meeting.
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University of Alberta
Rockefeller Foundation
Tr. Pearce
Foundation
Edmonton
American Medical Association
Pearce
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief For Aches Pains
An old home remedy advertisement touts Nerviline as a safe quick rubbing cure for aches pains colds coughs cramps colic diarrhea and minor illnesses in the home. It notes 25 cents at all dealers and targets both young and old.
Great Britain settles debt with Liberty bonds payment
Great Britain paid the United States 92 000 600 in interest and principal on December 15 using Liberty bonds. The bonds are accepted at par, likely bought at a discount, and Britain could save from 1 500 000 to 2 000 000 in this method, per St Catharines Standard.
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Great Britain
United States
John Dull
St. Catharine
Livestock Market Statistics From Canada Report
Dominion Livestock Branch releases Report No 3 of Markets Intelligence Service covering origin quality and volume of commercial livestock marketed in Canada. Focuses on Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec for 1929 1921 and 1922 and notes changes in local production and distribution. Copies available from Ottawa publications branch.
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Dominion Livestock Branch
Markets Intelligence Service
Dominion Livesock Branch
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canadian Wheat Exports Surge in July to 16 Million Bushels
Canadian exports of wheat including flour totaled 16,153,000 bushels in July, exceeding the previous July by 4,479,000 bushels or 68 percent, indicating strong growth in the grain trade.
Smoke Screen Boomerang Airplane Attack Uses Defense Later
A World War I era report explains how a smoke screen once used to defend battleships is repurposed as an offensive tactic. Small planes release smoke to conceal approaches, allowing bombers to fly low and strike ships unseen, turning a defensive measure into a potential vulnerability for the battleship fleet.
Dr Thomas' Electro O for Sprains and Bruises
For sprains and contusions there is nothing better than Dr Thomas' Electric Oil. It reduces swelling after a sprain cools inflamed flesh and draws out pain from a bruise by counteracting inflammation. A trial will convince any who doubt its power.
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Thomas’ Leleetri O
Aid To Germany Should Be Furnished On A Business Basis
President Coolidge stated at the White House after a conference with Ambassador Veidfeldt that aid to Germany should be on a business basis rather than charity This sense suggests he would not support relief appropriations like the Lenroot bill from Wisconsin as a current measure.
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Germany
United States
Coolidge
White House
Veidfeldt
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Fox Farms in Canada Numbered and Valued by Province
Canada hosts 977 fox farms with a total value of 7,649,877 dollars. Prince Edward Island accounts for 434 farms worth 3,692,509. Nova Scotia 86 farms at 839,705. New Brunswick 146 at 773,224. Quebec 224 at 765,116. Ontario 120 at 765,116. Manitoba four at 91,825. Saskatchewan four at 91,825. Alberta 24 at 133,932. British Columbia 21 at 122,850. Yukon Territory 16 at 162,660.
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Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
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