Waste and Its Effect On Prices
An analysis argues that reducing production costs is essential to lower prices and unemployment. It calls for labor to lift restrictive union rules and cut waste in printing and rail freight, noting union regulations inflate costs and harm employment. It previews forthcoming official inquiries on economic reform directions.
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Seaty
Sl Wes Enterprise
Ee Wat
Ithay
Sa #6
Dean Swift
Brobdingnag
San Olher
Canadian Seeds Sell in France Market Opens for Manitoba Wheat
French buyers express satisfaction with Canadian cereal products as a Paris trade bulletin notes growing seed demand in France. Exchange gate limits hinder trade but improvement could boost Canada France seed shipments including Manitoba Marquis wheat and peas. French government control on buying ended August 1.
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France
Manitoba
Paris
Trade and Commerce Bulletin
Frenh
No coherent headline found in fragment
A fragmented OCR note mentions workers, talk, and work availability with unclear context and no clear names or places. The text references a march of men and conversation around work, but lacks identifiable events or organizations to summarize.
Winnipeg Fur Auction Sells 300000 in Pelts
The Winnipeg Fur Auction Sales Company offered a June sale of pelts valued at three hundred thousand dollars. The Lamson Hubbard Canadian Company's Mackenzie and Arctic furs formed part of the collection, all guaranteed to be this season's catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Fur Auction Sales Company
Lamson- Hubbard Canadian Company
Invalids Chairs Granted Motor Licensing in England
In England rolling chairs used by invalids and others must carry a motor license, requiring compliance with new transport rules for powered chairs. The change imposes registration and regulatory oversight on devices aiding mobility.
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England
Seaplanes Used For Fish Eggs On Pacific Coast
Officials from the department of marine and fisheries and the air board at Vancouver seaplane station found a new use for seaplanes. They transport fish eggs from hatcheries to inaccessible coast areas and allow them to hatch underwater in special boxes. Patrols are undertaken with fisheries staff to deter poachers in forbidden waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Air Board
Vancouver
Fisheries Department
Dining Saloons on Argentine Railways Furnished with Pianos
Argentine railway dining cars receive pianos to enhance passenger experience while traveling. Railway officials say the new instruments will be installed in major routes to provide music during meals and elevates the traveling ambiance.
Nerviline Promises Pain Relief for Rheumatism
An old advertisement claims Nerviline delivers five times the pain destroying power of ordinary remedies for acute or chronic rheumatism. It promises internal and external use for all ages and sells for 35 cents at dealers, noting its deep action to the pain source. The piece adds a quirky comparison about India and Siam involving elephants.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promoted for Common Ailments
A promotion urges using Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for cuts, scratches, bruises, sprains and sore throats. It claims the oil has well known healing power and should be in every medicine chest for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Byng Appointment Pleases Veterans
Dominion Command Great War Veterans Association of Canada met at Port Arthur and praised Lord Byng of Vimy for Governor General of Canada. They expressed hope he will accept honorary membership in the organization.
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Byng
Dominion Command
Great War Veterans’ Association of Canada
Port Arthur
Lord Byng of
Vimy
Canada
A Common Weakness in Attitude Toward Earning Money
Albany Journal notes a common flaw that more men would prosper if they stopped equating wealth with illicit gain and instead pursued legitimate earnings through work and prudence.
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Albany Journal
Hot July Dangers for Babies and Safe Aid
Summer heat endangers infants with diarrhoea dysentery colic and cholera infantum. Mothers should guard children and use Baby's Own Tablets to regulate bowels and stomach. Sold by dealers or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25 cents per box.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
An Inland Sea Voyage on the Canadian Pacific
An invitation to a summer Great Lakes steamship voyage offering two days and nights at sea with fresh air and premium social settings. The ad promises remarkable scenery engineering feats historic landmarks and restorative travel for busy citizens and overworked professionals. A postcard to a Canadian Pacific Agent provides full details and pricing.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Great Lakes Steamship Service
Canadian Pacific
On His First Hitch in a Restaurant
A humorous exchange unfolds at a table as a peevish diner questions a new waiter about his tenure. The waiter calmly replies Six weeks, prompting a startled apology and a light anecdote from the American Legion Weekly.
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American Legion Weekly
Beauty and teeth in American dentistry era rhetoric
A 1921 pamphlet argues beauty in women hinges on healthy teeth and gums. It claims American dentistry preserves youth, notes high female dental care, and contrasts decayed stumps with pearly, healthy teeth shaping a graceful smile and facial expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A Dangerous Place
An Irish visitor in a hospital overhears patients with serious illnesses. When asked what they are in for, one man says tonsillitis requires removal, another has blood poisoning in the arm needing amputation, prompting Pat to fearfully declare he has a cold in his head.
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Beagn
Moses
Pat
Edmonton Woman Feels Revived by Tantac Remedy
Edmonton resident Mrs Edward Fuller reports dramatic improvement after one month on Tantac. She says prior weakness headaches and poor appetite vanished, sleep improved, and daily tasks became enjoyable. She praises Tantac as unmatched and notes it is sold by leading druggists.
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Taniac
Prince of Wales Spawns Hat Fashion Revival
Reports from English hatting centres suggest an early revival of trade led by the Prince of Wales. During his Australian tour he wore a new style of soft smooth gray felt hat with a black band, which suited him perfectly and influenced fashion in England and Europe.
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Edward
England
Europe
Prince of Wales
It Will Relieve a Cold by Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
Claims the oil eases bronchial inflammation and throat irritation to stop coughing. Presents it as a speedy thorough relief for colds and a preventive against future attacks. Cites testimonial effectiveness and urges trial.
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Thomas
Young Bride Says Dinner Biscuits Then Insurance Hint
A lighthearted quote shows a young bride mentioning biscuits for dinner and a later reminder from her husband about a newly taken out life insurance policy worth ten thousand dollars. The exchange captures domestic humor and financial planning.
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Hubby
New York Sun
Brick Making Through the Ages and Early Machines
The article traces brick use from ancient times through Roman and Alfred the Great periods. It notes Charles I regulating brick sizes in 1625 and credits Spence with an early brick-making machine, while a 1861 British patent first produced bricks by steam at 1500 per hour. It closes with a proverb on courting haste.
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England
Alfred the Great
Charles I
United States
Spence
Animals and Music Move London Zoo Audience
A violinist gave a free performance at the London Zoological Gardens. Snakes and other reptiles showed curiosity and agitation, while bears and zebras appeared keenly interested. Wolves foxes and elephants slept through. Monkeys varied from curious to agitated or leaving.
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London Zoological Gardens
Father Struggles To Unite Coin and Boy Across Distance
A reflective saying contrasts a father keeping his coin and his son separate with the difficulty of teaching them to stay together. The line hints at parental challenge in guiding a child while managing property or wealth.
39 Herons Nest In A Vancouver Park Tree
In Stanley Park Vancouver a tree holds thirty nine heron nests with chicks learning to fly the tree resembles an animated garden of blue flowers amid the park setting.
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Stanley Park
Vancouver
Public UK Libraries Circulate Almost 60 Million Books Annually
Britain’s municipal libraries circulate close to 60 million books each year. The figure underscores libraries as major national reading resources, serving communities across cities towns and rural areas with vast lending services.
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Great Britain
Local Spending Fuels Community Boost Across Town
Every dollar spent in the hometown supports local businesses and strengthens jobs, schools, and services. Residents are urged to shop locally to keep money circulating inside the community and sustain growth.
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Alberta
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