Canada Must Reduce Debt and Build Self Sufficient Trade
The article urges Canadians to halt further debt increases and pursue budget balance through economies. It highlights the Canadian National Railways as an example of improved efficiency and forecasts further surpluses, while arguing for greater domestic resource development to boost internal trade and reduce reliance on imports. It stresses regional potentials like Alberta coal and Ontario iron ore to foster national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Individead
Canadian National Railways
C.N.R
CNR
Sir Henry Thornton
Dominion Treasurs
Alberta
Ontario
Great Lakes
United States
Newfoundland
Pennsylvania
Making Friends Vressed to the Gift of Making Friends
A reflection on the value of friendship and the gift of recognizing nobility in others. It emphasizes stepping beyond self interest to notice kindness, strength, and virtues in people you meet. The piece highlights empathy, social ease, and mutual regard as essential to friendship.
Uncertain Speech on Sanity and Self-Identity
A provocative remark contrasts being sane with being widely different from us and questions how such people can be content with themselves. The author notes the puzzling nature of internal satisfaction among diverse individuals.
Thoughts on Thoughts and Charitable Living
The passage argues that worrying about others opinions does not define us, but harboring uncharitable thoughts toward others corrupts our own character. It emphasizes inward virtue over external judgment.
Pocket gophers show little change since fossil California
Fossil and living pocket gophers near Los Angeles display no notable differences after about 200000 years. Scientists compare morphology and habitat to assess long term stability in California gopher populations.
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Los Angeles
California
The Nation's Highway Motor Car Education
The motor car is a great method of education and welfare, broadening outlook and reducing shut in populations. It travels the country revealing clues and sections unseen without the automobile age, provided roads are good and rules ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Calvin Coolidge
Saskatchewan Sodium Sulphate Prospects Highlighted
The Bureau of Labor and Industries reports progress on sodium sulphate deposits in Saskatchewan with bright prospects. Sodium sulphate from local deposits is used in glass manufacture at Redcliffe. Six deposits have been investigated by the Federal Department of Mines, with more unvisited deposits totaling near ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Bureau of Labor and Industries
Redcliffe
Federal
Department of Mines
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Anemic Woman’s Recovery
An Ontario woman from Oshawa recounts recovery from anemia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says after a dozen boxes her health improved, fainting ceased, appetite returned, and she can work daily. Pills sold at druggists or 50 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshawa
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Saskatchewan Crop Values for 1928 Total and By Grain
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Saskatchewan crops valued at 276,444,650 in 1928, with wheat at 189,466,500, oats 56,985,600, barley 7,620,800, rye 4,603,500, and flax 9,168,259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Rowlin Bros Set High Yield For Oats In Maidstone Sask
In Maidstone Saskatchewan Rowlin Bros harvested eight acres of oats for green feed. They threshed the crop yielding 125 bushels per acre and weighed 49 pounds to the bushel marking a record for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
Sask
Rowlin Bros
Condor the Largest Flying Bird
A jumble of curiosities and proverbs styles the excerpt noting the condor as a large bird, then offering sayings about social plans on Sundays, chaperones, volcanic eruptions, narrow minds, and halves versus wholes. It reads like disconnected opinions and maxims without a single cohesive news event.
Prudence Urged Against Excessive Tokyo Reconstruction
Nicht Nicht, a leading Japanese newspaper, warns against an reconstruction plan beyond Japan’s means. It opposes foreign loans before securing home funds, argues large costly programs risk economic ruin and gold reserves, and calls for prudent policy and national resolve to rebuild through disciplined economic reform.
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Tokio
Nicht Nicht
Japan
Coun
Enire
Scottish immigrant defends Canada against harvester claims
W I G Roger writes to the Edinburgh Scotsman defending Canadian harvesters and arguing that most Britons who came under the Canadian Government scheme remain in Canada. He notes 11,000 still working, saying few complain and many expect to succeed in spring when they seek more suitable trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globe
W. I. G. Roger
Canada
Edinburgh Scotsman
Vitamins as essential foods for daily health
A health bulletin from the Canadian National Safety League lists cabbage beans lettuce spinach apples tomatoes oatmeal corn meal whole wheat pure milk eggs and oranges as key vitamin rich foods. It urges eating one or more of these at every meal to maintain good health.
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Canadian National Safety League
Immigrant Boys to Be Brought to Canada for Farms
Major M J O'Brien of the British Immigration and Colonization Association says about 50,000 teenage boys will be brought to Canada in 1924 after training. They could receive farms of their own, filling Northern Ontario with industrious settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
M. J. O'Brien
British Immigration and Colonization Association
Ontario
Keep Minard's Liniment in the House or To W N U 1505
Local household reminder promotes keeping Minard's Liniment on hand or directing usage to W N U 1505. The brief urges readiness and practical substitution if preferred.
Liquid condensate from natural gas an emerging commerce
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service notes East Central and Northwest Alberta have abundant gas but limited demand. Early gas production faced liquid condensate in pipelines, now recovered gasoline from natural gas yields 87 to 95 percent with proper plants, boosting producer income.
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Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Union
East Central
Alberta
Pittsburg
Ontario Gas Well
Catarrh Relief Claims From Dr Thomas Electric Oil
Sufferers from catarrh are told the oil can be used internally with equal success to external use. Advocates claim prompt relief when used as directed and note testimonials from patients who benefited from the remedy.
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Thomas
Montreal Leads North American grain exports in 1923
Grain handled at the port of Montreal in 1923 totalled 120,013,933 bushels, the largest volume shipped through any North American port. Montreal maintains its three year hold as the continent's leading grain exporting seaport.
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Poral
North America
Montreal
Country Girls Have Superior Feet Says University Expert
Dr. J Anna Norris head of the department of physical education for women at the University of Minnesota states that barefoot youth leads to more perfect feet in country girls than city sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anna Norris
Department of Physical Education For Women
The
University of Minnesota
Time Tested Dr Thomas Eclectics Ol Has Blessed Thousands
The advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectics Ol as a fifty year market staple with wide Canadian favor and fame beyond. It argues high value, noting even at doubled price it would be cheap and comments that those who hoard money lack cash to circulate.
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Dr. Thomas
Eclectics Ol
Canada
Man Misnamed in Police Records Sparks Newspaper Debates
A man argues that an incorrect spelling in police records published by the newspaper hampers identification and raises questions about record accuracy. Community leaders call for clerical checks while officials review filing practices and safeguards.
Cunard Ships to Switch to Oil Burners in April
The Cunard Company states that the Coronia and the Carmania, to be moved to the St. Lawrence route, will be converted from coal to oil burners in April. Milnard's Liniment heals cuts.
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Cunard Company
Coronia
Carmania
St. Lawrence
Mirrors at crossings tested by Swedish railways
Swedish State Railways are testing warning mirrors at certain railroad crossings to cut accidents. The convex mirrors reflect an approaching train, allowing drivers to see the vehicle from a distance. They are especially useful at night due to bright train light reflections.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by Regina Woman
Miss Bertha Charrette of Regina Saskatchewan reports relief from heart and dizzy spells after three boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She credits improved daily function and urges others, noting price 50 cents per box, available from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
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Bertha Charrette
Regina
Sask
Milburn
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
New Markets Open for Canadian Grain Exports
Vancouver sees growing demand as a steamer loads 4 300 tons destined for Brazil and a second vessel carries 1 000 tons to the west coast of South America. Mexico also bought a small Vancouver wheat shipment marking a new market entry.
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Vancouver
South America
Brazil
Mexico
University of Saskatchewan mare and steer win reserve grand championships
Grand Championship Black Lorraine owned by the University of Saskatchewan was awarded the reserve grand championship for Percheron mares at the Toronto Royal Stock Show. The university also secured reserve grand championship in the steer class with Linda Geay Lad, a purebred Hereford steer.
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Lorraine
University of Saskatchewan
Toronto
The
University
Linda Geay Lad
Dr Kelloge's Asthma Remedy Promises Relief
Asthma sufferers find renewed strength as Kel loge's remedy relieves restricted airways and guards against future trouble. The message claims life improves, energy returns, and asthma no longer dictates daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kelloge
Tryft
Frozen soil depths in Spitzbergen reveal permafrost layers
Scientists report Spitzbergen soil remains frozen to a depth of 1,000 feet, with summer surface thaw only about two feet. This permafrost pattern underscores extreme ground conditions and affects construction and climate studies in the Arctic region.
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Spitzbergen
Seed Selection Speeds Up Corn Varietal Changes
A historical note states that corn can be varied more quickly through seed selection than any other food crop, highlighting the efficiency of selective breeding in crop improvement.
Lightning rods with platinum face theft by tileves
The report notes that lightning rods containing platinum are sometimes target of theft by tileves, reflecting security concerns around valuable components in public installations.
Holloway's Corn Remover Aims Pain Free Corn Removal
Advertisement notes that soft corns are hard to eradicate and claims Holloway's Corn Remover will draw them out painlessly. The copy promotes a topical product for corn relief.
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Holloway
Wealth Attracts Fools Who Refuse To Learn From Loss
The saying contrasts fools who quickly part with money with others who keep amassing wealth. It notes a pattern of repeated financial missteps despite common adages about caution.
The Quiet Man Among Garrulous Individuals
A compact aphorism notes that a silent person has less need for repentance than a talkative individual, contrasting restraint with constant speech.
Castoria Adverts Frames Safe Teething Aid Tradition
A vintage promotional note touts Mother Fletcher’s Castoria as a pleasant harmless substitute for castor oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It emphasizes no narcotics and urges reliance on proven directions printed on each package and physician guidance.
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Fletcher
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Eddmanson, Batee & Co., Ltd
Putnam's Corn
W. N
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