Canada 1924 A Call for Dominion Wide Unity and Growth
The piece argues 1924 hinges on Canadians discarding East West prejudice and uniting to advance national prosperity. It stresses Western Eastern interdependence, shared railways, and cooperative policies to boost both regions and the nation, urging self reliance in the West and patriotism for Canada.
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Canada
Great Lakes
Dominion
Cr West
West
Domnion
East
Alberta farmers use record twine for bumper 1923 crop
Alberta reports a massive need for binder twine as crops reach a high yield in 1923. Approximately 65 thousand miles of twine would wrap around the world nearly nineteen times, with farmers using 35,006,600 pounds last year. A humorous Asheville Times aside notes the goat sheep distinction in human behavior.
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Alberta
Asheville
Vocabulary Soars as Wivid Impresses Friends
A playful look at a fine vocabulary and how a friend named Wivid reacts to new words. The piece notes how the evolving usage sparks conversations and adds color to daily talk.
Medical Marvel Alfred Davis Lives Cheerfully Despite Broken Neck
Alfred Davis has endured 16 years with a broken neck, spending life in a wheelchair at Portsmouth Infirmary. He remains remarkably cheerful, despite his injury from a fall from a scaffold and the long-term confinement to his chair.
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Alfred Davis
Portsmouth
England Infirmary
The Modern Way Miss Primm Dialogue
A brief exchange features Colonel Crabb asking what the Miss Primm is doing lately and Crabb replying he is busy working his son’s way through college. The informal chat reflects social norms and humor of the period.
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Primm
Colonel Crabb
The North Pole Cold Myth Debunked by Weather Records
The article argues the North Pole is not the coldest place in the northern hemisphere, noting facilities at Point Barrow have never dropped below 64 below zero Fahrenheit and Herschel Island shares that record. It cites Winnipeg and Nome as near arctic extremes and credits Vilhjalmur Stefansson in Collier's.
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North Pole
Nerth
Weather Bureau
Point Barrow
Arctic Circle
Herschel Island
Canada
North America
Arctic
Winnipeg
Joint Stiffness Eases as Swellings Fade and Pain Lessens
A remedy shows rapid relief from joint stiffness and swelling with pain greatly subdued. Reported effects include smoother movement and reduced discomfort, prompting widespread satisfaction among users.
Nerviline Promises Fast Relief for Pains and Inflammation
Nerviline claims deep penetration to ease swelling stiffness and inflammation. It promises rapid soothing relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and colds at 35 cents from all dealers.
Manitoba Brandon District Takes Leading Part in Road Works
Manitoba good roads progress highlighted at Brandon district meeting as over a hundred boosters gather. The Brandon area emphasizes construction and maintenance of high quality highways in recent years enhancing travel ease and regional development.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Regular Fellow View On Harding And Coolidge
The Independent notes audiences prefer Coolidge to Harding, suggesting Coolidge’s humble, typical American origins appeal to the public. It cites a remark about Harding’s rent of 32.59 dollars as a clue, contrasting past self-made worker images with aristocratic bearing.
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New York Independent
Harding
President Coolidge
The
Independent
Mr. Coolidge
No satisfactory reason for a harping woman as an angel
A columnist dismisses the idea that a woman who is always harping can be a good angel, arguing that persistent nagging proves unsuitable for angelic service. The remark reflects a blunt, old fashioned gender stereotype present in the era's discourse.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by Returning Veteran
Mr H A Reid of Upper Musquodoboit Nova Scotia reports waking sleep returned after two boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills helped concussion and nerves after service in 1920. He claims others with similar issues may benefit and notes price 60 cents a box or by mail from The T Milburn Co Toronto.
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H. A. Reid
Musquodobolt
N.S
Milburn
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Guard the Baby Against Colds Tablets Claim
An advertisement for Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative to keep a child's stomach and bowels regular. It claims that good digestion prevents colds and implies the tablet supports a healthy, happy baby, sold at 256 cents per box by medicine dealers or mail order.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Son Flew From Denver To San Francisco In 1825
In 1825 a New York matron breakfasted with her only son who was ascending to the roof where his aeroplane awaited. He planned a quick flight from Denver to San Francisco for lunch and promised to return home for dinner, noting the nice day for flying.
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New York
Tommy
Denver
San Francisco
Good Reason Fob Dislike Sister's Suitor
A brief dialogue depicts a quarrel over a jealous sister and a suitor. Johnnie accuses Kate of delaying him by resetting a clock so he misses echoal, leading to punishment. The exchange highlights family friction and shy humor within a domestic scene.
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Brought Relief
The product is praised by mothers for easing illness in children and restoring health, claiming effective relief from worm-related suffering.
Landlady Demand Forces Payment or Departure
A brief item notes a landlady telling a tenant to pay up or move out. The tenant replies with a snarky remark about past landladies teaching him both lessons, reflecting a wry exchange typical of Tit-Bits humor.
Farmer and Wife Plan Dinner Obstacle
A farmer and his wife discuss killing a chicken for dinner while waiting for an automobile to arrive, revealing a rural scene and everyday wartime habit of relying on transportation for meals.
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Abner
Boston Transcript
Hawaiian 2 Cent Stamp Sells For 109000 Francs in France
An 1857 Hawaiian 2 cent stamp sold at a French auction for 109000 francs. The sale highlights rare U S postal issues drawing collector interest in Paris.
Justices Patrol Highways Form Rolling Courts to Florida
Justice of the peace groups patrol highways toward Florida forming rolling courts as they enforce local laws and conduct swift hearings in transit, aiming to curb offenses during the journey. The improvised courts mobilize along the road with volunteers and legal aides.
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Justices of the Peace
Florida
Livestock Market Shows Uneven Demand Across Centers
Dominion Market Intel reports dull cattle trading in Toronto with excess unfinished stock and cautious buyers. Montreal buyers shun inferior cattle while Winnipeg sees strong demand for good feeders. Edmonton notes fair prices for top cattle and feeders. Overall finish and winter feeding emerge as keys to profitable sales amid a market of mixed quality.
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Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Markets Intelligence Office
Canada Poised to Surpass U S in Newsprint Output
Government report shows Canada produced 414,520 tons in nine months to Oct 1, an 18 percent rise from last year, narrowing the U S lead. Sept output Canada 102,486 tons vs U S 116,209. with pulpwood supply fading in eastern states, Canada’s vast resources imply possible lead next year.
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Canada
Government Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
United States
Grand Champion Prize At Chicago Livestock Show
James D. MacGregor of Brandon won the grand champion Aberdeen Angus prize at the Chicago International Livestock Show with Black Cap Revolution. He previously held the Grand Championship for the best steer at the International Exposition with Grenchrnock Victor. This year's prize animal was sold to a Californian for $15 000.
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James D. MacGregor
Brandon
Loans to Industries Report Shows BC Loans Totaling 1 176 694
The British Columbia Industrial Commission reports loans to 60 plants totaling 1,176,694 with 55 industries making repayments. Total repayments equal 151,428 including 71,245 in interest.
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British Columbia Industrial Commission Department
German engineer Oberth plots earth to planet rocket plans
German engineer Herr Oberth discusses practical rocket plans with technicians. He envisions engines using liquid alcohol or hydrogen and oxygen. A rocket reaching the celestial border could cost about $5,000, while a two observer craft might cost around $250,000.
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Herr Oberth
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Note
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup for children as a safe laxative. It claims to ease constipation without narcotics, sweeten the bowels, and start the liver and bowels acting, urging buyers to insist on genuine syrup with directions.
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California
Switzerland requires four wheel brakes for all vehicles
Switzerland enacted a new law prohibiting operation of cars in the country and its Alpine regions unless each vehicle is equipped with four wheel brakes. The measure aims to improve road safety across Swiss terrain.
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Switzerland
Country
Alps
Hypocrisy Parade Described As Humility Uniform
A concise reflection argues that hypocrisy often cloaks itself in humility, presenting a sympathetic outward front while concealing true motives. The line suggests skepticism toward public displays of modesty.
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Turkey
DR. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ld
Foronte
Nome
Alaska
Vilhialmur Stefansson
Collier's
BAYER
Bayer Company
Bayer Cross
Johnnie
Kate
Echoal
W. N. GC
U.S
J. J. R. McLeod
University of Toronto
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Thomas
Meep Minard
Rex Tailoring Co. Ltd
Roode
Seigel
Dr. C Hase
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Fir Lead
Cook’s
Toro
St . Fur
Jones
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