Diplomatic ties resume between United States and Greece
The United States government announces the resumption of diplomatic relations with Greece. The Manitoba Red Cross official George J. Seale dies suddenly in Winnipeg. Buffalo from Canada to Yukon plan announced. A Banting Research Foundation is created at Toronto University for medical research funding. Manitoba school lands funds dispute with federal government persists. Pathology lab for wheat rust set to be funded in Manitoba. William Hohenzollern celebrated by his sons on his 65th birthday with royal display.
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George J. Seale
Manitoba
Canadian Red Cross Society
Winnipeg
Wainwright
Alto
Yukon Territory
White Horse
Banting Research Foundation
Toronto University
Government of
Brandon
Morden
Department of Agriculture
William Hohenzollern
Bitel
Friederick
August
Wilhelm
Oscar
Hindenburg
It Testifies for Itself Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
The advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil needs no testimonials as it proves its own powers for coughs colds cuts contusions sprains burns and pains in limbs or body. It asserts broad general usefulness and no guarantee is needed.
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Thomas
Early April Opening for St Lawrence Navigation
Preliminary schedules show 192 ships will visit Quebec in 1924 as steamship lines resume Atlantic to Europe service. Railroading has advanced greatly over the generation, with locomotives now surpassing former limits.
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St. Lawrence River
Canadian Atlantic
Europe
Quebec
Key to Health From Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs G White of Springs Farm testifies to renewed strength after use of Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. She suffered from run down condition dizziness breathlessness and faintness in middle age but recovered after following directions and taking the medicine.
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Hattonford
Alta
Dr. Pierce
Bess
G White
Springs Farm
Ind
Pierce
Golden Medical
Bloodless Revolution Acknowledged in Labour Rise in Britain
Secretary J H Thomas, with the Prince of Wales, downplays fears of a Labour government as a bloodless revolution. He argues the old empire will endure and praises patriotism and duty across classes, recounting a humorous colonial office entrance as colonial secretary.
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Great Britain
J. H. Thomas
London
Prince of Wales
Thomas
Colonial Office
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Promises Standalone Efficacy
The product claims complete effectiveness without aid from other medicines and asserts it never fails in its work. No external factors or collaborations are needed for its action. The text emphasizes independence in treatment results.
Gridile Cakes and Halibut Baked in Milk
Home style recipes detail gridle cakes using Borden's St Charles Milk water butter egg and flour with sugar and baking powder. Halibut steak is baked in milk with flour salt pepper parsley and a milk sauce, about 25 minutes in a moderate oven.
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Borden
St. Charles
Vancouver Harbor Board elevator posts wheat handling record
On January 23 the Vancouver Harbor Board elevator set a new daily record by receiving 181 cars of grain, surpassing the previous average of 172 cars. The same day it also loaded 404 880 bushels outward to ships, another record for the facility.
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Vancouver Harbor Board
Leads In Sunshine Calgary Claims Leading Sunshine City
The record for fall sunshine shows September 195 hours or 6.4 hours daily on average. October 228 hours or 7.13 hours daily. November 156 hours or 5.15 hours daily. Calgary is touted as Canada’s leading sunshine city.
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Calgary
Canada
Legal Lights to Gather Lawyers in London Next July
Canadian and United States lawyers will attend a ten day meeting in London hosted by the English Bar. About two hundred Canadians have booked passage from Quebec for July 8, with many others to sail earlier. The Canadian Bar Association cooperates with the English Bar as joint hosts for this event.
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United States
London
Toronto
Canadian Bar Association
James Atkins
Quebec
Women Dye Faded Garments to New
A brief notice promotes dyeing and tinting services for worn or shabby clothing and drapery. It highlights reviving faded textiles through dyeing to restore color and appearance. The ad appeals to women seeking affordable, quick color refreshment for wardrobes and home fabrics.
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Color Makeover
Diamond Dyes packages cost 15 cents and include simple directions so any woman can dye or tint worn items. Choose any color at the drug store and refresh old fabrics even without prior experience.
Extension to Elevator Planned by Robin Hood Milling Calgary
The Robin Hood Milling Company announces plans to extend its Calgary elevator next spring. Construction will begin around April 15 to add storage for 250000 bushels of grain.
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Robin Hood Milling Company
Calgary
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Claim Restore Health
Mrs. O E Fitzgerald of St. Thomas Ontario narrates a heart illness in Fall 1921 that worsened till she could not lie down. After trying remedies she used Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, taking seven boxes and reporting recovery to her age of sixty five. The pills cost 50 cents a box and could be mailed by The T Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ontario.
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O. E. Fitzgerald
Ross St. St. Thomas , Ont
Milburn
Manitoba Beekeepers Honey Output Rises in Latest Year
Manitoba beekeepers produced 3,041,712 pounds of honey last year, up from 1,800,000 pounds the prior year and below 1,000,000 pounds in 1921. The average production per hive stood at 155 pounds.
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Manitoba
KEEP LITTLE ONES WELL IN WINTER
Winter brings danger for children with volatile weather and poor ventilation. Baby's Own Tablets are pitched to regulate digestion and fight colds, claimed to help babies endure winter safely. The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. offers them at 25 cents a box, postpaid from Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
One in Twelve Workers Paid by Government, Journal Note
A Milwaukee Journal quip questions the claim that one in twelve people works for the government, reframing it as stating that one in twelve is paid by the government. The remark highlights skepticism about government payroll statistics and public sector scope.
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Milwaukee Journal
Rebellion and Faith in the Promised Land
Sunday School lesson analyzes Numbers 13 17 to 44 45 and Deuteronomy 1 26 to 40 with a focus on the spies report and Israelite doubt. It contrasts fear with faith citing Caleb and the 11 scouts and ends with Moses and Aaron praying for strength to face the task ahead.
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Moses
Caleb
Israel
George Matheson
Egypt
Aaron
God
Jehovah
New York
London
Jowett
Phillips Brooks
League of Nations starts opium world fight conference
The League of Nations invites delegates to the first international opium conference in Geneva on the first Monday in November with a second meeting on the third Monday. The gatherings aim to curb opium smoking in Far Eastern areas and, with broad global participation, push The Hague decisions to limit opium production.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Butter shipments via Panama route praised by Canadian official
Hugh Watson in London reports Panama Canal transit of Western Canada butter to the United Kingdom went smoothly. Four thousand boxes of Alberta butter were sent last fall with consignors noting a saving of 1 to 2 cents per pound versus the eastern route.
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Western Canada
Panama Canal
United Kingdom
Harrison Watson
London
Alberta
Consignees
Earnings Rise at Canadian National Railways in Week
The gross earnings for the week ending January 21 reached 4,344,425, up 337,999 or eight percent from the prior year. For the first three weeks of the year, CN Rail posted 12,532,616 in gross earnings.
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Canadian National Railways
Puppet Exchange Sparks Laughs at Carnegie Tech
Dialogue snippet shows Cole and Black exchanging jibes about language and origin in a classroom setting at Carnegie Tech. The banter highlights accents and cultural cues during a discourse on English fluency and identity.
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Cole
Stranger
Black
Australia
Carnegie Tech
Britain Debunks Standing Army Of Unemployed Claim
British Ministry of Labor inquiries show no standing army of two million unemployed in Britain. Most unemployed workers are jobless only briefly. after four weeks about half have found work and new unemployed replace them, keeping the group in constant flux.
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Britain
Ministry of Labor
Deer fur adapts for swimming in winter
In winter the deer's fur becomes highly water resistant with air cell hairs that aid buoyancy. When the coat reaches about an inch in length it helps the deer float. Most bucks shed their antlers in January.
Air Defense of London Expands Royal Air Force Personnel
The British air ministry accelerates London air defense with rapid machine production and a call for 400 new men, 50 for home defense. Short service commissions will push flying duty officers to 1,400, for five years active service and four years in reserve.
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British Air Ministry
London
Ministry
Holloway's Corn Remover Recommended for Corns
The article promotes Holloway's Corn Remover as a superior, effective treatment to remove corns entirely, describing it as safer and more reliable than other methods. It emphasizes the product's efficacy and practical use.
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Holloway
Western Optimism in Alberta Grain Push
Mayor Blatchford of Edmonton predicts a million farmers will produce grain north of the Canadian National line in Alberta within five years. The Financial Post notes that western optimism has not vanished but has cooled.
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Alberta
Blatchford
Edmonton
Financial Post
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