Are you really voting or only marking a ballot in Canada
An exhortation urges voters to exercise true franchise on October 29, arguing that voting means choosing Canada’s future over family habits or local gain. It likens elections to selecting directors for the nation, and asks voters to deliberate before marking a ballot.
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Hengeless
The Great Man Thinks Fewer Small Thoughts
A reflective adage notes that a truly great person does not only think big ideas but often minimizes scattered small concerns. The line probes whether greatness comes from focused contemplation or sustained breadth of thought.
Soviets Order 10 Million Bushels of Canadian Wheat
The Soviet government at Chita booked 10 000 000 bushels of Canadian wheat from Winnipeg for shipment via the Pacific port. Additional bookings total 8 600 000 bushels of wheat and large flour quantities through Vancouver to Winnip er companies. Over 100 000 barrels of Canadian flour were reportedly shipped from Vancouver to the Orient in the past thirty days. A separate note mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil as an alcohol free remedy.
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Chita
Winnipeg
Pacific Port
Orient
Vancouver
The
Alberta Motors Reports Surging Car Numbers
More than 52,000 cars are operating in Alberta this year, up from over 47,000 in 1924. Licenses collected total $912,000 so far this year versus $845,096 for all of 1914.
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Spectator editor urges Canada to welcome immigrants
J St Lee Strachey of the London Spectator told the Canadian Club in Ottawa that the earth belongs to Canada and a real part of the world should pour into it through immigration. He urged selecting the best migrants and discarding the rest while noting Britain’s high taxation has stirred citizens from complacency.
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The
London Spectator
Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
Nervous low mood and fatigue relief claimed by pink pills
An old regional ad asserts that nervous irritability headaches and fatigue stem from poor blood and marrowed nerves. It credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with revitalizing vitality via blood nourishment and cites Mrs J E Dodson of Vancouver as a cured example after a dozen boxes. Pills offered at 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville by mail.
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East
Vancouver
J.C
Dr. Williams
Women and Asthma Remedy Offers New Hope
Women are among the asthma sufferers in every climate and Dr Kelloga’s Asthma Remedy is praised for bringing relief. Testimonials claim substantial benefits for women nationwide, suggesting hopeful relief where conventional help is scarce. Clubs are described as overpowering tools for police in another line.
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Trade in Canada Up Sharply in August 1925
Customs summary shows total exports and imports plus foreign merchandise exported at 194.4 million dollars in August 1925, up from 136.8 million in August 1924. Increase reflects stronger cross border trade and overall growth in Canadian commerce.
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Butcher Sesando Tellechea Wins Cuban Lottery Prize
Sesando Tellechea of Campo Fisriola Cuba wins a $20 600 government lottery prize and uses the windfall to slash meat prices far below all other Cuban butchers.
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Campo Fisriola
Cuba
Silversmiths Stir Up Riot Over Diana Shrines at Ephesus
A Sunday school lesson recounts Demetrius the silversmith inciting craftsmen in Ephesus against Paul. The riot centers on the persecuted worship of Artemis with shrine industry at the city’s heart, underscoring how belief challenged by early Christianity affects trade. The text also notes unrelated Victorian patent remedies such as Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil and Miller’s Worm Powders.
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Manitoba Poultry Shipments Move to Winnipeg and U S
Nine cars of live poultry were shipped from Manitoba points in the last month or two by the Manitoba Co operative Poultry Association according to the Dominion Government promoter. Shipments reached Winnipeg and other western points and the United States. An Illinois woman died recently at 93 leaving 111 descendants.
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Manitoba Co-operative Poultry Association
Dominion Government
Winnipeg
United States
Minard's Liniment and Auto Spending Highlight Era
A terse note links consumer habits to the era's rush of mobility. It cites that $3.3 billion was spent on automobiles and motorcycles last year, comparing the figure to wartime costs and noting the period's harrowing pace. The Philadelphia Inquirer frames the juxtaposition with concise, period voice.
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Nobel Prizes Total About Four Million
The Nobel Foundation will award 118 165 kronor each in 1925 prizes totaling about 4 000 000. Germany leads with 26 prizes, France 21, England 14, and the 1901 1924 period saw nine American prizes and seven Swedish. The foundation’s assets exceed 5 900 000 as the 25th annual awards approach.
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America
Sweden
Germany
France
England
Nerviline Liniment Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement extols Nerviline as the fastest remedy for chest congestion and sore throats. It claims deep rubbing brings blood to the surface, reduces inflammation, and cures a cold quickly. The product is marketed as a potent 35-cent liniment with nearly fifty years of use worldwide.
Miss Agnes Keyser Visits Balmoral Each Year
The matron of King Edward VII Hospital for Officers in London spends a fortnight with Queen Mary at Balmoral each year. Known as Sister Agnes, she is treated as part of the royal family and accompanies the Queen on walks and expeditions. The text notes her long association with the royal household and her role in royal medical matters.
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Balgnoral
Miss Keyser
Agnes
Edward VII
Grosvenor Crescent
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Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promoted For Children
An advertisement claims Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is safe for even delicate children and effective against vermin. It markets non injurious protection and emphasizes suitability for sensitive constitutions.
Defaced coins to be remelted would fill five trains
A report says the number of defaced coins returned to the Philadelphia mint for remelting would fill five trains of 56 cars each, with each car capable of carrying 50,000 pounds. The tally highlights substantial material for processing.
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Philadelphia
Bears Charmed Life Grand Duke Cyril of Russia
Cyril, a son of the Russian imperial family, survived a blast on a battleship at Port Arthur during the Russo Japanese War and several near miss events. He rode the Paris Prague express that collided with a freight train near Strasbourg, France. two train workers died and a passenger was injured, while Cyril remained unharmed.
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Strasbourg
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Being Pinched Politely in London Police Recruits
A Punch joke notes that new London police recruits are men of good standing and even college education. It says it is nicer to be run in by a man you could safely take home to tea.
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Punch
London
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