Smaller Legislatures and the Canadian reform debate
The article argues for reduced memberships in Dominion and Provincial legislatures to cut costs without harming policy. It cites current counts across Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Manitoba British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and notes Saskatchewan aims to cut from 63 to 50. It warns the Commons will grow beyond 240 members under the BNA Act and urges early reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Maritime
Legislative Assembly
Senate
Ontario
Quebec
Legislative Council
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
House of Commons
ISOS
Commons
Photographer and Miss Vick Senn Dialogue
A dialogue notes a photographer proposing a relaxed expression for a subject and Miss Vick Senn replying skeptically that the result may not resemble her. The text also mentions that speaking bluntly to women may be improper. A side remark adds that mineral deposits in Persia are undeveloped but extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vick-Senn
Persia
Butter Production Rises in 1923, Dairy Commissioner Reports
The provincial dairy commissioner estimates butter production in 1923 rose about 15 percent over 1922. He also notes the quality is distinctly ahead of last year.
Scientists Debate Mosquito Weeping and Moth Ball Observation
In a brief exchange, scientists question whether mosquitoes weep and one observer mentions sighting a moth ball as possible evidence. The dialogue highlights uncertainty and curiosity about insect behavior.
Castoria Health Claim Ad From Early Pharmacy Era
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for castor oil and harsh syrups used with children. It notes 30 years of use, claims no narcotics, and promises proven directions on each package with physician usage implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Fifth Annual C W N A Convention Held in Toronto
Three hundred sixty five editors attended the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association meeting at the University of Toronto. The gathering reported coast to coast improvement in business and a bright future outlook while urging fair critique of public figures. Winnipeg to host next year’s convention with officers and regional directors elected for 1924 25 and a long list of provincial reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
University of Toronto
Western Canada
L. A. Bedy
the Telescope
Walkerton
Cont
J. E. Fortin
L’eclaireur
Beauceville
Que
L. J. Ball
the News
Vernon
B.C
F. A. J. Davis
the Canadian
Carleton Place
Ont
E. Roy Sales
Toronto
W. R. Davis
Renfrew
Mercury
J. A. MacLaren
Barrie
Examiner
V. Dubuc
Chicoutimi
le Progress
S. N. Wynn
Yorkson
Sask
Enterprise
F. B
S. J. Dornan
the Dispatch
Alameda
H. T. Halliwell
the Progress
Estevan
Cameron McIntosh
Battleford
Manitoba
J. L. Cowie
the News- Express
Carberry
R. C. Fahrni
the Age
Gladstone
Winnipeg
Pink Pills Restore Woman's Strength After Pneumonia
Mrs. Annie Treherne of Brandon Manitoba credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with recovering her health after a pneumonia attack left her unable to walk. She says the pills steadily rebuilt her strength and she now uses them as a remedy when feeling run down. The pills, claimed to improve blood and restore vigor after illness, are available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Britain faces small standing army amid postwar shift
Stephen Walsh reports to Parliament that Britain's postwar army is smaller than Spain's and Holland's, not much larger than Czecho-Slovakia, while Soviet Russia has the largest force in Europe at 1,003,000. France follows at 732,248. Britain including Indian forces remains 156,935, behind Poland, Italy, Spain, Holland and Switzerland. Also notes rapid cotton maturity in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Spain
Holland
Czecho-Slovakia
Stephen Walsh
Poland
Italy
Switzerland
Bear to bull and horse for the job described
A recruiter asks for a man suited to past strength and future vigor. He desires someone who has been a bear, will be a bull moving forward, and a horse to work. The quote frames a tough, enduring work ethic.
New Cancer Serum Not Claimed as Cure by Glover Team
Dr. T J Glover and colleagues report a cancer serum still experimental and not a cure. Dr M P Warmuth and Dr J F Donnelly, testing in Philadelphia at National Stomach Hospital, warn against premature publication and slow production. They note limited supply, immunization time of a year and a half, and Glover’s temporary absence from the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Glover
Glover
M. P. Warmuth
J. F. Donnelly
Philadelphia
National Stomach Hospital
Lord Athelstan
Montreal
Donnelly
Route plan fixed for cross Canada leg of world flight
The Royal Canadian Air Force completes preparations from the Aleutians to St. John Newfoundland for the Canada segment of the round the world flight. Stops include Kagoshima Kushimoto Tokio Minatogaura Yet orup Islands and Paramushir Petropavlovsk is the far west depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Air Force
Aleutian Islands
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Air Force
Japan
Kagoshima
Kushimoto
Tokio
Minatogaura
Alberta coal shipments billed for Ontario under new rate
Premier Greenfield proposes sending one hundred thousand tons of Alberta coal to Ontario this summer at six dollars and fifty cents a ton. The Dominion Government would guarantee railways against loss, with the rate reportedly below operating cost, following talks with Ottawa and railway officials. Early action is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Ontario
Dominion
Greenfield
Mackenzie King
Ottawa
Men making trouble would burden wealth easily earned
A reflective line notes that if some men could earn money as easily as they generate trouble, their wealth would quickly become burdensome and unwelcome.
Lords Reply On Rodeo Ban At Wembley
Lord Denman defended rodeo at Wembley in the House of Lords, noting the Prince of Wales dislikes cruelty and citing a Canadian rider winning a Calgary stampede trophy. The RSPCA leads the anti rodeo campaign due to promoters denying inspectors access to animals.
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House of Lords
Prince of Wales
Lord Denman
Wembley
Calgary
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Joint Soreness Subdued, Swellings Quickly Reduced
Wonderful results from rubbing the sore parts with a patent remedy. The advertisement claims rapid relief for joint pain and swelling through topical application, urging readers to try the soothing formula and experience comfort.
Nerviline Promises Relief for Swelled Joints
Amos F. Fleury of Kingston credits Nerviline with full restoration from crippling rheumatism after using a 35c bottle recommended by McKay's Drug Store. Advertises Nerviline for rheumatic pains lumbago and sciatica available nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos F. Fleury
Kingston
McKay
Western Canada Dominates St John Ambulance First Aid Trophies
Do minion first aid contests in Ottawa crown Western Fuel Corporation Nanaimo and Coleman Alberta clubs with the Montiambert trophy emblematic of the Canadian championship. Runners up include International Coal and Coke Company Coleman and Fire Brigade Lethbridge. Additional honours go to St John Ambulance Winnipeg and Regina RCMP teams, plus Lady Drummond cup winners Montreal and Nanaimo. Provincial shields list Alberta Coleman BC Nanaimo Saskatchewan Regina Manitoba Winnipeg. Junior prizes go to Lethbridge Boy Scouts and Western Fuel Corporation Nanaimo.
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Western Canada
St. John’s Ambulance Society
Ottawa
Western Fuel Corporation
Nanaimo
B.C
International Coal and Coke Company
Coleman
Alta
Wallace Nesbitt
General
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Winnipeg
Fire Brigade
Lethbridge
Coderre Miners
Canmore Coal Company
Canmore
Calgary
Shaughnessy
R.C.M.P
Vancouver
Regina
C.N.R
Montreal
F.A
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Mount of Olives excavation planned by Palestine Exploration Society
The Palestine Exploration Society is soon to begin excavations on the Mount of Olives. The saying a fool and his money soon part is noted as a contrast to such ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palestine Exploration Society
the Mount of Olives
Increase In Tonnage At Vancouver Port
The Vancouver Board of Harbor Commissioners reports 1923 saw gains in all port sectors. Exports rose to over 133 million dollars of logs lumber and freight, while imports reached 224 million dollars. A total of 19 608 ships and 8 427 282 net tons sailed in and out, up from 1922 by 2 959 ships and 792 289 tons. Ocean going vessels numbered 845 with 2 804 883 net tons, 123 more vessels than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Vancouver Board of Harbor Commissioners
Mrs P Shaw Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills in Weyburn
Weyburn Sask Special report notes Mrs P Shaw, a respected resident, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief from dropsy and diabetes caused by weak kidneys. She says twenty boxes eased back and head pain, fatigue, and swelling, and urges neighbors to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Mrs. Shaw
Deer population rises in California amid hunting toll
California wildlife officials estimate the state hosts 300 000 to 400 000 deer despite annual hunter and mountain lion tolls totaling at least 50 000. The Fish and Game Commission notes the growing herd appears to persist under pressure from predation and hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fish and Game Commission
No Rest With Asthma Remedy Claim
A historical notice asserts asthma tends to strike at night and causes weakness and illness. It promotes Dr J D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy as a proven relief, urging readers to try it to gain relief from nightly attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kelloge
Jones and Jimmy Acknowledge a Small Bribe in Odd Scene
In a fragmentary exchange Mrs Jones questions taking a spoonful of castor oil and promises five cents. Jimmy responds that he owes fifty cents after saying he drank the whole bottle. The snippet hints at a humorous moral anecdote or household quip from a past page.
Rose and Proverb Mood Reflected in Eastern Saying
An Eastern proverb asserts identity with the rose through experience, expressing humility and shared scent of beauty. The remark suggests a connection to the rose without claiming the bloom.
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Brandon
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Douglas
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Tilia
Lake Superior
Canadian Territory
Sault Ste. Marie
Georgian Bay
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Ottawa River
Fredericton
St. John
N.B
Amherst
Sydney
N.S
Alberta Coal
Minard
Gillett
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