Canada election of 1911 a turn in national conscience
The piece argues the December 6 vote marks a rare domestic policy referendum in a postwar Canada. It notes broader franchise rights, shifting party lines, new governance ideas, and a call for voters to weigh policies over personality with a focus on Canada’s welfare.
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Canada
Dominion
Halbatross Rara Avis Clash Sparks Humorous Exchange
An Englishman and an old mariner debate the correct name for a circling bird. The man insists halbatross is right while the other coins raro avis. The exchange escalates as the mariner calls the other a liar in a playful bust.
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Health
Worms in children, if untreated, cause convulsions and often death. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator pledges to protect children from these afflictions.
King derides costly royal train trip during Bolton Abbey meeting
The Daily Sketch reports King George at Bolton Abbey summoned ministers on a special train. The bill reached about two hundred pounds and the King called it a damned waste of money. The public will pay, the paper notes, yet endorses his stance on the spending.
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George
Bolton Abbey
Daily Sketch
Professional jealousy harms many professed friendships
The article notes how envy strains relationships among colleagues and peers, illustrated by anecdotes of disagreements and strained loyalties impacting professional bonds in shared ventures.
New Canal Needed Panama May Be Too Small for World Trade
The article argues the present Panama Canal will be inadequate for future global commerce within fifteen years. It suggests reviving a transcontinental shortcut by the Nicaraguan route, noting earlier plans dating to 1826 and a British survey. Climatic factors would add 43 hours to travel, but the Nicaraguan route would shorten the distance to San Francisco and New York by about 500 miles.
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Panama Canal
Panama
Tis
San Francisco
New York
Nerviline Promised Fast Chest Relief for Common Ailments
Advertises Nerviline liniment for chest tightness coughs and soreness with quick relief after rubbing the chest neck and side. Claims instant alleviation and family use with large bottles available at dealers.
Cowtalk Between Rubes Reveals Eccentric Trade
A rustic dialogue shows one farmer boasting his cow yields nearly twenty quarts of milk daily, while he claims to sell about thirty quarts, highlighting a humorous mismatch between production and commerce.
Keep Healthy During Winter
Advice on preventing thinning blood in winter urges early use of Dr Williams Pink Pills. Warning signs include fatigue, shortness of breath, or pale lips and skin. a testimonial from Mrs. Williams of Elk Lake Ontario praises four boxes for renewed energy. Pills build up blood and promise safe, non addictive relief, with mail order available.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
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Too-Anxious Mother Tests Irish MP About Marriage
A popular bachelor Irish Member of Parliament visits a family. The overbearing mother believes he will marry Letitia and presses for news. The MP suggests simply saying that she refused him, ending the talk with quiet humor.
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Letitia
Man and Woman Clash Over Values of Wealth
A witty dated remark contrasts a man’s desire for little with a woman’s appetite for more, especially when bargains keep prices below cost. The line underscores gendered views on money and consumption.
Unknown American soldier awarded Victoria Cross in Washington
The Victoria Cross was placed on the chest of an unknown American soldier buried in Washington by Earl Beatty. General the Earl of Cavan spoke of the soldier’s services to the United States and the world in France. Marshal Foch then pinned France’s Croix de Guerre and the Medaille Militaire, with respect shown by Diaz for Italy’s order.
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Washington
Earl Beatty
Feet
the Earl of Cavan
United States
France
Marshal Foch
Diaz
Italy
Going East for Christmas Canadian National Railway
Prairie residents plan holidays with relatives in the East as Canadian National Railways offers round trip tickets at one third above single fare from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta stations. Tickets on sale December 1 1921 to January 1 1922 valid three months for return to Eastern Canada with agent assistance.
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Canadian National Railway
Prairie Provinces
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Winnipeg West
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Mothers urged to provide hot school lunches for kids
A Philadelphia Home and School League report emphasizes mothers should prepare warm noonday meals for children. It lists affordable menus including beans, soups, creamed beef on toast, macaroni, salmon, and desserts, plus guidance on shopping and leftovers.
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Home and School League
Philadelphia
Sinn Fein Leader Visits New York Aims $20 Million Loan
Rev. Micheal O Flanagan, vice president of Sinn Fein, was greeted by supporters in New York. He said his trip to the United States sought to help float a $20,000,000 loan for the Irish Republic.
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Micheal O'Flanagan
Sinn Fein
New York
United States
Trish Republic
Japanese Folding Fan Invention From Japan
A seventh century Japanese artist is credited with inventing the folding fan inspired by how a bat wings close. The device gained popularity as a portable cooling item and cultural symbol.
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Japan
Phones As Business Magnets In Tobacco Shops
In many tobacconists shops across Germany the purchase of a product grants the customer one free telephone call. This sales incentive aims to attract customers and boost store traffic.
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Germany
Women of Middle Age Credit Vegetable Compound
A Quebec farm woman testifies to weakness and dizziness during menopause. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and warns other women to heed symptoms, noting the company offers free advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lascelles
P.Q
Lydia E. Pinkham
Duncan Brown
Quebec
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Constipation
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nighttime remedy for liver and bowel sluggishness. It claims the tablet cleanses the stomach, removes sour undigested food, and flushes bile and toxins from the bowels by morning.
California Fig Syrup Ad Urges Gentle Bowels for Children
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy to ease constipation in babies and children. It emphasizes the fruity taste, urges asking a druggist for the genuine product, and warns against imitation with explicit brand mention.
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California
Warning on aspirin tablets seals Bayer brand packaging
An advertisement warns buyers to ensure the tablets bear an unbroken Bayer package with physician developed directions proven safe by millions. It claims use for Colds Headache Earache Toothache Neuralgia Rheumatism Neuritis Lumbago and pain and notes Made in Canada.
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Canada
Buy from Local Merchants to Support Home Industry
It pays to patronize home industry and buy from the merchants in your own town.
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