One for All All for One in Global Peace Vision
A radical plea for sane imperialism over extreme nationalism. The author argues interdependence of nations and Russia’s shift toward stability affecting Britain and North America. Calls for United States leadership in the League of Nations or a substitute to promote world peace and worldwide cooperation.
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Tatestoet
Publiciets
Uliskers
Weorkd
Lin
Canada
United States
Purope
Prairies
Russia
Soviet Republic
Angela
Rusela
Great Britain
Theempire
United
Tax policy and good roads spark Ottawa debate
The Ottawa Journal notes interest in proposed reductions to the US income tax and their potential effect on Canadian taxation. It cites Sir Henry Drayton's 1920 budget stance on taxation tied to geography and US conditions, and discusses maintenance costs for roads as essential to long term policy.
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U.S
United States
Ottawa
Henry Drasteon
Ottawa Journal
Window Gazer Holds Fast to Fat Man's Measure That Fits
A man in a haberdasher window pauses a friend with a humorous remark about fitting into sale items. He says the only thing that fits him is a handkerchief, a wry line illustrating his size and view of bargains.
Children Cry for Castoria
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a 30 year remedy for babies and children. It claims relief from constipation wind colic and diarrhea with feverishness reduced and smoother digestion aiding natural sleep without opiates, and notes the genuine product bears a signature.
British Columbia Legislature Opens Amid Looming Reforms
The fourth season of British Columbia’s fifteenth parliament opened with Governor Walter Nichol delivering an address promising government bills to regulate labor hours, cut real and personal property taxes, amend the Taxation Act, redraw electoral districts, reorganize the provincial police, and consolidate statutes. The opening was notably lively, with crowded galleries observing the session.
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British Columbia
Walter ©. Nichol
Fritieh Columbia
Dogs Hold Leading Place Tow Teams in Frozen North
Danish explorer Lange Koch, back in Copenhagen, says dogs remain the best means of hauling in northern Greenland. He tested a power tractor but found it lacking compared with dog teams, noting self propelled machines cannot substitute dogs.
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Lange Koch
Copenhagen
Greenland
Ideal Restorative for Stomach Troubles After Eating
A restorative remedy is promoted to help both men and women after meals. It is described as ideal for stomach troubles and aimed at providing quick relief from post meal discomfort.
Dr Hamiltons Pills Offer Stomach Liver and Bowels Aid
This advertisement promotes Dr Hamiltons Pills as a vegetable remedy that strengthens and tones the stomach liver and bowels. It claims thousands use the medicine daily and urges headaches bilious attacks and indigestion sufferers to try it. Available at all dealers.
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Dr. Hamilton
Alberta Highway Improvement Plans Detailed
C. A. Davidson, chief engineer and highways commission chair, says Alberta will spend 50 000 to 70 000 dollars next summer to reconstruct the Calgary to Banff road and the Ixe to Slovo routes along four highways in the province.
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Calgary
Banff
Ixe
Slovo
Alberta
C. A. Davidson
The
Highways Commission
Teething Troubles and Babys Own Tablets
A short notice extols teething difficulties for babies and promotes Babys Own Tablets as a safe laxative for children. It claims relief from constipation colic indigestion and fevers and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville or medicine dealers at 25 cents per box.
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Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Saskatchewan Junior Red Cross Christmas Stamp Fund Drive
The Saskatchewan Junior Red Cross sells one cent stamps as holiday mail stickers at 2331 Victoria Avenue Regina. Proceeds go to the Junior Red Cross Fund for Crip pled Children. Also mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a vermicide used for children.
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Saskatchewan Junior Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Victoria Avenue
Regina
Sask
Junior Red Cross Fund For
Poster Judging Competition Aids Veterans Donations Needed
Dominion wide campaign for funds launches a poster judging contest with 2,003 prizes totaling about £30,000. Donations of £1.20 per entry grant a ticket-folder showing posters to rank by merit. Prizes top £55,555, £13,888, £4,555. Beneficiaries include Veterans’ associations across Canada and Great Britain.
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Bovril Limited
Ely
Lodge theory links ether to electrons in interstellar light
Sir Oliver Lodge outlines a tentative theory at a London lecture, proposing electrons arise from light interactions and suggesting matter could be generated by radiation. He notes atom structure as a nucleus with surrounding electrons and speculates light may travel the cosmos, forming unknown worlds.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
London
National Physical Laboratory
West
William Bragg
Oliver
First Americans settled Santa Barbara 35000 years ago
The scientist claims the first Americans settled Santa Barbara 35000 years ago, suggesting the west may view the east with reluctant tolerance. Also from the Boston Transcript a caustic note on how some men devalue honest work.
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Santa Barbara
Boston Transcript
Brodeur Named Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
Hon L B P Brodeur is appointed to succeed Sir Charles Fitzpatrick as Lieutenant Governor of Quebec. A former judge of the Supreme Court of Canada since 1911 he served in federal government roles under Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Born Beloeil August 21 1862 he studied at College Saint Hyacinthe and Laval University. Minard's Liniment for Coughs W N C 1506.
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L. BP. Brodeur
Quebec
Charles Fitzpatrick
Len
Mr. Brodeur
Supreme Court of Canada
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Beloeil
College of St. Hyacinthe
Laval University
Tas
Canadian Families Shrinking Across Provinces in 1921 Census
A Canadian statistics report, based on the sixth cenemy of 1972 data, shows family size declining across provinces from 1911 to 1921. It notes Ontario and Prince Edward Island with marked drops, Quebec slight rise over 1881, and dwelling types including many single houses and limited apartments across major cities.
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Doeminion
Yukon
North-West Territories
Leminion Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Halifax
Nerviline claims stomach relief with instant effect
An ad extols Nerviline for stomach cramps and digestion with quick results and small doses. It promotes keeping Nerviline at home for protection and lists Saskatchewan crop values and distributions by grain.
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills End Sleepless Nights
A veteran recounts severe heart trouble and nervous breakdown from a 1920 concussion overseas. After using Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, he slept well and felt improved within two boxes. He urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy, noting it is available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
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Fr. A. Reid
Topper
Musquodo Bolt
Micbuen
Tjans
Milburn
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Pulp From Straw Plans Stimulate Winnipeg Visit
M Coryphus, a prominent banker, visited Winnipeg with a new project to use western wheat straw in an untried process for pulp and paper manufacture. He outlined development plans and potential industry impact.
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M. Coryphus
Winnipeg
Jones and Walter Exchange in Partial French Request
In a brief exchange, Jones asks for someone who speaks French after hearing a garbled phrase. The responder apologizes, noting the person cannot speak French, prompting Jones to request assistance from staff.
Canadian Lumbermen's Association to Meet in Buffalo
The Canadian Lumbermen's Association will hold its next annual convention in Buffalo during the last week of January.
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Canadian Lumbermen’s Association
Buffalo
Serum for Arteriosclerosis Reported by Prague Professor
A Prague University professor at Charles University is said to have discovered an effective serum for arteriosclerosis. Early reports claim a patient treated with the serum recovered quickly, prompting great interest among London medical circles and speculation it could lengthen human life.
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London
Pracue
Mladejewsky
Charles University of Prague
Miller’s Worn Powders Exterminate Worms Thoroughly
The article touts Miller’s Worn Powders as highly effective against intestinal worms. It claims worms disappear from stools and nests pass away without leaving a trace, yielding a complete and thorough cleansing of the intestines.
Germany Leads In Potato Production
Germany remains the world’s largest producer of potatoes with about 1.49 billion bushels last year. The United States produced around 451 million bushels, while overall output exceeds five billion bushels globally excluding Russia and home gardens. Northwestern Europe dominates due to soil and climate.
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Department of Agriculture
Russia
Europe
Germany
United States
Minard's Liniment Relieves Pain Exhibit Shipments
Minard's Liniment touted for pain relief while ready built bungalows form part of the British Columbia exhibit sent to the British Empire Py hibition. The reference notes the inclusion of housing displays among colonial era trade curios.
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British Columbia
British Empire
Portable theatre in Vimira serves community needs
In Vimira New York a portable theatre was designed to serve community needs. The initiative emphasizes outreach to local residents and activity from the theater program.
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Vimira
New York
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