The Cost Of Automobiling In The Prairie Provinces
The piece estimates 156,900 licensed cars in the three Prairie Provinces with an average value of 1000 dollars each, totaling about 150 million dollars for capital. It breaks down costs for garages, licenses, gasoline, oils, tires, repairs, batteries, insurance, and public garage services, totaling near 200 million dollars and an annual maintenance cost of 50 to 60 million dollars. It notes that many cars are used for pleasure and highlights benefits such as mobility to the countryside and access to doctors during illness.
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Prairie Provinces
Joneses
Ask Provinces To Share Pensions Cost
Old age pensions of $20 a month to begin at age 70 were recommended by the Special Committee on Old Age Pensions. They estimate 89,800 persons would require pensioning on about 40 percent of the population aged 70, at an annual Dominion cost of $11,860,920. Provinces would pay half plus administration costs. Eligibility includes 20 years residence for British subjects, aliens must be naturalized and reside 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Dominion
A Wise Suggestion About the Piano and Wireless
The maid wonders why the mistress keeps the piano and wireless, noting the dust they collect. The playful remark implies a shift to modern comforts and decluttering in the household.
Job fear fades in slack, steady daily commutes observed
The remark notes that despite anxiety about losing work, many individuals approach going to work with a relaxed, unhurried routine rather than frantic concern. It contrasts internal dread with outward calm in daily labor.
Saskatchewan Crop Production In 1923
Saskatchewan reports field crop value at 249,213,740 and other farm products at 35,274,472. Wheat yielded 252,622,000 bushels from 12,791,000 acres at 19.75 bushels per acre. Oats produced 218,075,000 bushels from 4,898,770 acres at 44.50 bushels per acre. Total cultivated area: 26,088,539 acres.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for Rheumatic Pains
The remedy treats Sciatica and rheumatism with fifty years of demonstrated soothing healing. It also relieves inflammatory pains cuts scratches bruises and sprains in humans and lower animals.
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Thomas
Light Thoughts Exchange Sparks Old Question
A brief dialogue shows Janet and a speaker exchanging banter about attention and presence. Janet replies that she was thinking, but the moment passes with a playful retort about thoughts and focus.
Human hair thickness varies in small inches range
A historical note states that human hair thickness varies from the 250th to the 600th part of an inch. Measurements indicate fine to coarse strands perceived in everyday observations.
Castoria Advertises Parents Trusted Remedy for Children
The advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria used for over 39 years to relieve constipation, flatulence, wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to calm feverishness, regulate digestion and aid food absorption, promising natural sleep without opiates. The genuine product bears the signature.
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Fletcher
The Shield Of Empire British Special Service Squadron visits Victoria
The British special squadron under Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick S. Field tours Victoria as part of a world voyage. It inspires Canadian pride, symbolizes imperial naval strength, and is praised as the last word in efficiency, comparing its advance to historic fleets.
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Victoria
His Majesty
Europe
Jacky
Frederick S. Field
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Jutland
Holloway's Corn Remover Dominates Both Old and New Growth
The cornte of old or new growth yields to Holloway's Corn Remover as the trusted remedy. This adhesive solution promises relief from corns and ensures a quicker return to comfort for affected feet.
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Holloway
Where Murder Is Commonplace
The Stratford Beacon-Herald notes United States murder rates rising. A statistician cites that in 24 hours 28 Americans slain, implying over 10 000 yearly murders, with many unreported or missing persons possibly victims of assassins. The piece says the murder rate per population has doubled in twenty years.
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United States
Republic
Stratford Beacon-Herald
Empress of Canada Resumes Trans-Pacific Service After Vancouver Layover
After four weeks in Vancouver for a thorough reconditioning following a five months world cruise, the Canadian Pacific Empress of Canada resumes regular trans-Pacific service. She carries capacity cargo of high-class merchandise for Japanese and Chinese markets along with flour asbestos lead cigarettes and automobiles.
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Vancouver
Oriental Ports
Germany Admitted to International Chamber of Commerce
Germany gains admission to the International Chamber of Commerce after a Belgian member moves the resolution, supported by French Finance Minister Etienne Clementel. The council unanimousy approves with two conditions: Germany must honor reparations resolutions and accept the Dawes Plan. Sir Alan G Andersen advised immediate inclusion to align financial interests.
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Germany
International Chamber of Commerce
Etienne Clementel
Council of the Chamber
Council
Dawes
German Chamber of Commerce
Alan G. Andersen
London
M. Clementel
Belgium
France
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Cramps
An advertisement extols Nerviline as a powerful stomach remedy claiming cramps vanish after twenty drops in sweetened water. It asserts Nerviline is five times stronger than typical medicines and recommends it for stomach gas fermentation and cramps with a small dose for instant effect, priced 35 cents at dealers.
New Sport Rabbit Hunting By Night On Motorcycles
A California youth explains that nocturnal motorcyclist rabbit hunting is becoming a popular local sport around Del Rosa near San Bernardino. Riders chase rabbits through fields then grab them by the ears when exhausted, causing farmers sleepless nights in the area.
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California
del Rosa
San Bernardino
Cal
Dust Fumes Trigger Asthma Relief Through Kellogg Remedy
Readers hear how tiny dust particles cause severe asthma and how Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy allegedly relaxes airways. The ad claims relief and cites hundreds of testimonials annually proving effectiveness.
United States to Aid Europe on Reparations Plan
A Coolidge spokesman stated the United States is willing to assist Europe in settling the reparations problem but will not take part in overseas political disputes. He commented on the proposed inter allied conference in London to discuss implementing the reparations experts plan.
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United States
Europe
Coolidge
London
If clothes make the man some men must patronize poor tailors
A witty proverb notes that clothing cannot redeem character and mocks those who rely on fashion or tailors to define worth. It plays on the idea that appearance should not mask personal merit or flaws.
Germans Embrace Hockey And Tennis Enthusiasm Grows
Hockey and cricket gain in Germany before the war, but tennis remains the most in vogue sport. Golf participation rises yet hampered by limited ground. Berlin has only two courses.
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Germany
Berlin
British Plan to Inflate Dirigibles with Hydrogen
The British Government plans to inflate two large airships with hydrogen despite past disasters. The Shenandoah uses helium, but Britain seeks hydrogen for greater buoyancy and to avoid importing helium from America. Safeguards near engines aim to cut fire risk, and hydrogen surplus may fuel engines, extending cruising range on long flights.
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New York
Australia
England
India
Singapore
Ceylon
America
Great Britain
Buffalo Expres
Ancient Danversport Pear Tree Still Bears After Years
An heirloom pear tree planted on Governor John Endicott's Danversport farm in 1630 is described as still fruitful after 294 years. A reflective note questions Nature and contrasts the longevity of the tree with the mortality of brilliant minds, pondering the mysteries of life.
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Danversport
Mass
England
John Endicott
Million for grain elevator approved in Edmonton
In committee of supply the House of Commons passed a $1,000,000 vote for constructing a government grain elevator at Edmonton with a capacity of 2,009,000 bushels. Hon. Thomas A. Low, minister of trade and commerce, said it should be ready by the next harvest.
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Edmonton
House of Commons
Thomas A. Low
Trade and Commerce
The Title of Doctor Emerges in the 12th Century
Historians trace the medical title to the 12th century as physicians sought formal recognition. The shift reflects changing roles within medieval universities and the rise of professional medical instruction.
Bald Eagle Diet Focuses On Fish
The bald eagle primarily feeds on fish, whether freshly caught or scavenged. This dietary trait highlights its reliance on aquatic ecosystems and opportunistic feeding behavior.
Canada U S trade rises as forest products lead exports
Canadian exports to the United States for the year ending April 1924 rose by more than 48 million dollars from 1922-23. Wood and paper exports accounted for 31 million of this increase, with animal products next in importance and agricultural and vegetable products third in Canada's export mix to the United States.
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United States
Dominion
Canada
Nervous low mood linked to blood supply told in health ad
Suffering individuals face fatigue headaches and irritability from poor blood and nerve nutrition. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised to restore vitality by enriching blood, with a Vancouver BC testimonial describing improved health after using a dozen boxes. Available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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East
Vancouver
B.C
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
The Modern Girl Faces Fatigue Says Dr Mosher
Dr Clelia Duel Mosher of Stanford University argues that the modern girl seeks a short but rich life. She fills her life with intense activities and risks nervous bankruptcy.
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Clelia Duel Mosher
Leland Stanford University
Dr. Mosher
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