Canada needs better settlement policy to curb losses
The article argues that Canada must address why many settlers fail on unsuitable lands and move away. It urges locating existing settlers to viable farms, expanding extra homesteads for drought-affected farmers, and continuing constructive debate to ensure long term population growth and economic stability.
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Canada
British Isles
United States
Europe
Immigration Department
Dominion
Minister of the Interior
New Tower Of Babel From Moscow Soviet Sparked By Plan
The Montreal Star says Moscow plans a seven decade million dollar Labor Palace to house thousands as a巨 symbol. The piece argues the project aims to distract Russian workers from hardship and recalls the Tower of Babel as a warning that completion could mark Soviet regime’s doom and Russia’s path to freedom.
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Moscow Soviet
Montreal Star
Tower of Babel
Moscow
Russia
Guard the Children From Autumn Colds
The fall season brings sudden temperature changes and higher risk of winter colds. Baby's Own Tablets, sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, promote gentle bowel regulation to help prevent or relieve colds in babies at 25 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
London Builds World's Largest Reservoir
The London waterworks system will soon own the largest reservoir in the world with a 6.56 billion gallon capacity after ten years of construction.
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London Waterworks System
Love in a Cottage Sparks Imaginative Romance
A brief note celebrates imaginative romance set in a quaint cottage, highlighting charm and warm affection. The scene invokes intimate living and creative storytelling to woo readers.
Tanlac Backed By Calgary Man For Restored Health
Jerry Rickson of Calgary Alberta testifies Tanlac improved his health after four years of decline. He says he dropped from 158 to 130 pounds, suffered poor sleep and nerves, and after five bottles he regained weight, appetite, and energy. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
Teuching Tribute Chairman Reflects on Missing Secretary
A Teuching Tribute chairman at a London meeting laments the secretary's absence, stating they will miss not just the seat but the vacant face as well in a brief address reported by London Tit-bits.
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London
Dog’s Long Bond With Humans Traced Across 7000 Years
Archaeologists mark about seven millennia of close animal companionship as dogs solidified roles beside humans. The estimate highlights the ancient bond, suggesting early domestication shaped social and ecological dynamics between species.
An Oil for All Men
The sailor the soldier the fisherman the lumberman and all exposed to injury will find Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil a true and faithful friend. It eases pain relieves colds dresses wounds subdues lumbago and overcomes rheumatism making it a staple in home medicines and for journeys.
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Thomas
Potatoes harvest across Canada reaches a record yield
Canada reports a total potato harvest of 93 185 100 bushels this year. Prairie provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta contributed 15 025 000 bushels. Quebec led with 36 089 000 bushels followed by Ontario 18 480 000. New Brunswick 9 715 200 Nova Scotia 7 055 400 Prince Edward Island 4 474 500 and British Columbia 2 616 000.
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Canada
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
British Columbia
Suffragette Mass Meeting Recalled In Banter
In a Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt, the Old Fozey muses on mankind's insignificance beside nature while the Grouch recalls attending a suffragette mass meeting, highlighting a witty exchange about social movements and perception.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Peaceful methods versus military strength and dogs
A reflective assertive tone argues that peace is not achieved by armies or navies and that hydrophobia cannot be prevented by mass dog raising, emphasizing nonmilitary approaches.
Ex-King Constantine Quietly Rich After Exile
The former king lived frugally in exile in Switzerland while signaling poverty to gain sympathy in Greece. After restoration he received 6 000 gold drachmas and a further 500 000 for his household, with a large salary in gold. He saved much of it and moved most inheritance abroad, now valued at several million dollars.
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Constantine
Switzerland
Tino
Greece
Athens
Maximos
National Bank
Oil Praised Across Continent
Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil was launched over fifty years ago to serve a small area but rapidly gained fame. Its proven merits expanded its market to a continent wide, earning universal recognition and high regard. It is regarded as unequaled.
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Thomas
New York Club Delegates Ban Long Skirts
Delegates from the New York City Federation of Women's Clubs voted unanimously to ban skirts longer than seven inches from the ground affecting 900000 New York women. The resolution urges women to discard fashion that drags dirty hems and to wear garments with fuller material for freedom of movement.
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Gotham
New York
New York City
Phonograph Alarm May Wake Sleepers With Melodies
A new clock combines a phonograph mechanism with an alarm linked to the talking machine. The record is set at night and plays the sleeper’s chosen melody at the rising hour.
Worm Exterminator Promises Quick Help for Mothers
Mothers can easily know when their children are troubled with worms and apply a reliable remedy with Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. This advertised patent remedy claims rapid relief and simple use for households.
The First sttp Poctor Joke With Nerves and Boss
A humorous exchange about nerves and a vacation ends with a patient insisting on stronger nerves before asking for time off, quoted from the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Cascarets Claim Fast Relief For Digestive Discomfort
Sale copy touts Cascarets laxative as a candy tasting remedy for dizziness upset stomach dull head and sour stomach. It promises quick bowel cleansing for both adults and children with no griping and notes local train crossings as an obstacle to beat.
Alberta phones province completes 1922 rural line expansion
The Provincial Telephone Department advances its 1922 program with about three thousand miles of rural line to be strung. New exchanges at Calgary and Lethbridge, plus additional points in the Peace River district, are under construction.
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Provincial Telephone Department
Calgary
Lethbridge
Peace River
Nerve Food Promises Cure for Anaemia and Nervous Fatigue
Mrs F G Simmons of Brantford Ontario credits Dr Chase's Nerve Food with reversing eight years of anaemia and related symptoms after one box she reports headaches vanish and energy returns. The product sells for 50c a box at dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
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Dr. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited
Toronto
Peeved Fortunes and Fifty-Year Grudge Report
A Vermont woman has remained peev ed to her bed for fifty two years after an early quarrel. In New York two brothers who argued over a telephone installation twenty years ago have not spoken since, a lasting family rift.
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Vermont
New York
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