Western Canada Readies Year of Growth and Prosperity
With April, Western Canada eyes a new year of development surpassing prewar activity. CPR 1925 shows strong surplus after expenses and dividends, while Canadian National reports its largest operating surplus yet. Wheat payments to farmers total over 37 million dollars, farm sales reach over 1.3 billion dollars in regional markets, and land take up climbs with 1.3 million acres entered last year. Municipal debt declines precede new investment as Saskatchewan notes lower tax rates and reinvestment. Spring activity across the West signals cautious optimism and opportunity for progressive policy and growth in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
C.P.R
Canadian National Railways
National
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Local Government Board
West
Criminals Use Plastic Surgery to Evade Identification
A burglar captured after plastic surgery altered facial features with ear chin and nose changes. Police found a receipt for £90 paid to a surgeon, highlighting rising use of cosmetic procedures to escape recognition.
The Wise Man and the Wife in a Quote Exchange
A humorous remark suggests a husband welcomes his wife’s final word and laughs at her last say. Another quip notes a great man’s frailty when questioned on religion.
Miller's Worm Powders Vermifuge and Tonic
Miller's Worm Powders act thoroughly to expel stomachic and intestinal worms from children without pain or disturbance. They are a painless, effective vermifuge and also strengthen the infant stomach, maintaining vigorous operation and acting as a tonic and health giver.
Wichita barber uses auto shop as his parlor
A Wichita barber operates his shop inside an automobile, offering his trade on demand. He uses the mobile setup to reach clients and provide grooming services where convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Broadcasting heat objection notes cold chill from static
An objection to broadcasting heat mentions the occasional cold chill caused by static. The remark highlights how interference can affect comfort and signal quality during transmission.
Canadian Mining Leaders Meet in Montreal
The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy held its twenty eighth annual general meeting in Montreal. Leaders from across the Dominion discussed cooperation among federal and provincial governments, the Institute and private firms, and the future of mineral resources. Distinguished attendees included ministers Stewart McCrea Perreault and officials from Canadian Pacific Railway and Imperial Oil.
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Montreal
Canada
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Dominion
Duquette
T. J. Brown
Nova Scotia
Louis Stockett
Department of Natural Resources
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
Charles Stewart
Interior
Chas. McCrea
Ontario
J. E. Perreault
Quebec
Chas. Camsell
Ottawa
Thomas W. Gibson
Col
J.S. Dennis
Theo. Dennis
J. Lb. Agnew
International
Nickel Coron
Dr. W. Lingren
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
J. E. Spur
Engineering and Mining Journal Press
Charles Camsell
British Columbia
Manitoba
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
New Brunswick
Goudreaux
Red Lake
Rouyn
H. B. Lumsden
Winnipeg
Imperial Oil Company
Montreal East
Switzerland
Italy
Hungary
France
Australia
Chas. Stewart
J. E. Perrault
Sheep on Feed Near Lethbridge and Calgary Boosts Gain
It is estimated that forty thousand lambs or twenty five percent more than last winter are on feed or finished and sold in the Lethbridge and Calgary districts. One company has 10 000 head fattening on screenings at Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Calgary
Barrel of Fun Delays. Liniment Endorsed by Physicians
A playful note on a cooper unable to craft a barrel but still seeking amusement while Minard's Liniment is promoted by physicians in Ohio for medical use. The jingle-like line hints at product endorsement and practical humor.
New Minaki Map Covers Hunters and Tourists Paradise
The topographical survey department of the interior issues a Minaki map covering parts of Ontario and Manitoba. It highlights canoe routes portages falls and rapids with access to Lake of the Woods Sand Lake and the Winnipeg River for motorboats over 100 miles. The area is famed for moose deer ducks and geese hunting and outstanding fishing plus established summer resorts frequented by Winnipeggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
Red Lake
Lake of the Woods
Sand Lake
Winnipeg
Minaki
Through Service For Steamship Passengers
Canadian Pacific Railway inaugurates a through tourist sleeping car from Winnipeg to Saint John N B for western passengers en route to the Old Country. The Imperial leaves Winnipeg at 10 00 a m each Tuesday until April 20 providing ship side service at Saint John avoiding Montreal changes. Nova Scotia apples production reaches about 2 000 000 barrels annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Country
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Saint John
N.B
Prairie Provinces
Montreal
Doctor W. Pierce’s Journey From Doctor to Patent Medicine Maker
The article traces W. Pierce starting on a farm, studying medicine in Cincinnati, practicing across a large district, and moving to Buffalo to establish the World's Dispensary. He introduced Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, marketing them through druggists and claiming improvements to blood, liver, skin, and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. Pierce
Titusville
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
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Currie urges Canada to keep militia for empire duties
Sir Arthur Currie told the Canadian Club in Montreal that Canada must maintain its militia to protect vast territory and fulfill imperial and world covenant obligations. He warned against isolation and said Canada cannot withdraw from foreign affairs or North American matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Arthur Currie
British Empire
Canada
Arthur Currie
Montreal
Sir Arthur
North America
Distribution Of Fish Fry and Free Transport By CPR
Distribution of fish fry from federal hatcheries during the past year totalled 706,301,333 fish. Whitefish and sockeye salmon form the majority with other salmon and trout making up the rest. The Canadian Pacific Railway provided free transportation for shipments of fish eggs and fry and their attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Canadian Pacific Railway
Diamond Dye for Any Garment or Drapery
Diamond Dye offers simple directions for tinting delicate shades or dyeing rich colors on lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses and coats and even draperies and hangings. Specify wool or silk or linen cotton mixed goods when buying.
Potassium Deficiency Linked to Chronic Ailments
A Toronto writer urges dietary reform claiming potassium loss from refined foods causes many pains and illnesses including cancer and rheumatism. He argues remedies lie in eliminating poisons, restoring minerals, and pursuing a sane diet to reverse disease progression. Charles Welter, 51 Brunswick Ave, Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Welter
Brunswick, Ave
Toronto
The First Sandwich Origin Story
A historical tale describes Lord Sandwich’s card playing habit and a savant's suggestion to place meat between two bread slices to avoid greasy fingers, allowing him to eat without interrupting his gaming. The anecdote links to the invention of the sandwich as a time saving meal.
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Lord Sandwich
Ridiculing the Wealthy Loafers for Winter Trip Fun
A humorous note argues that lacking funds for a winter resort trip still grants amusement by mocking the wealthy travelers. It highlights social dynamics and public amusement in leisure culture.
Banff Park Sets Attendance Records in 1925
Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies set records in 1925 with revenue reaching $140,000 and hotel registrations exceeding 67,000. About 80,000 visitors passed through the eastern entrance, a 47 percent rise from the prior year as Canada administers 16 national parks spanning 9,227 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banff National Park
Canadian Rockies
Canada
Dust and Irritants Trigger Asthma Say Experts
The exact cause of asthma is uncertain but various irritants such as street dust, flowers, and grain may trigger it. A popular remedy cited is Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy, claimed to have freed many from the bronchial scourge and sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kellogg
Woman regrets missing vase as seller asks five dollars
In a brief exchange, a woman laments passing up a vase she could have bought for five dollars. The man questions why she did not purchase it at the price offered. The dialogue highlights missed opportunity and value perception.
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Bayer
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Cooper
Minard
W. N. OU. Isd
Gual
I 'Ipe
Minard ES
Liniment
Akers’ Ovens
Hubbard Oven Company
1100 Queen West
H. J. Whittie
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Kansas City
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