The United States as a Magnet for Canadian Emigration
The article argues the United States draws Canadians south due to its size and big cities, warning that while this “magnet” benefits the U S economy, it harms Canada by draining its skilled population. It compares urban growth with rural decline and cites farm census data and food import trends to question long term national strength.
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Canada
United States
Republic
United Kingdom
London
Paris
Ontario
Toronto
Manitoba
Winnipeg
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Snar
United States Department of Commerce
England
Coolidge
Ancient juniper tree found in Utah rivals pyramids in age
A juniper tree in Utah, estimated at 34 000 years old, shows through ring study that its first two inches grew over 260 years and later growth averaged two inches per sixty years. The find suggests a life span longer than most man made structures except the Pyramids. Lightning seldom strikes a beech tree. The text references Minard's manual for sprains and bruises.
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Utah
Want Trained Men Thinks Science Most Fruitful Field For Canadian Genius
In his annual prize address at Upper Canada College in Toronto Principal Grant champions scholarship and calls for donors to fund a new science laboratory. He argues disciplined intellect is crucial for Canada and praises MacLennan and Banting for leading scientific research as a fruitful path for Canadian genius.
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Upper Canada
Toronto
Canada
MacLennan
Banting
U S Tourists Bring 150 Million to Canada This Year
Canadian officials estimate U S visitors contributed 150 million dollars in revenue to Canada this year. More than two million American cars crossed the border with substantial volumes of tourism across all provinces. Ontario saw the largest share with thousands of visits and long stays noted in recent figures.
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United States
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Guard the Baby Against Colds and Digestive Aids
An advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets as a laxative to keep babies’ stomachs and bowels regular, claiming they help prevent colds and fevers, with testimonials like Mrs. Alex J. Perry of Atlantic NS. Also mentions nickel export growth to Canada and praises Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as a trusted remedy.
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Alex. J. Perry
Atlantic
N.S
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Wheat pool contract acreage tops nine million acres
Saskatchewan wheat pool officials report about 70 percent of wheat acreage and a large share of total acreage seeded to coarse plains are under pool contract. The pool surpassed its nine million acre objective and has $7,000 contracts.
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Wheat Pool
Saskatchewan Pool
Eczema Cleared After Cuticura Use
Miss Gladys Pahl of Milwaukee reports three months of facial eczema ending after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She bought three cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment and was completely healed. The notice promotes Cuticura products with a Montreal address and prices for Soap and Teetone products.
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Gladys Pahl
31St St
Milwaukee
Wis
Deportations and refusals to English ports cited by home secretary
Sir William Joynson Hicks reports that 183 foreigners were deported from England and 1872 denied admission since January 1. He argued the main difficulty is loyal British subjects who are Communists and not deportable, noting most arrested names are not aliens.
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England
William Joynson-Ficks
Home Secretary
Home Office
Canadian National Railways Exhibit Receives Wembley Medal
A cable from CM.R. offices Winnipeg announces the Wembley Medal Award of the certificate of honor and commemorative medal for 1924 to the Canadian National Railways display at Wembley. Visitors who saw the 1924 CN Railways pavilion called it outstanding and several royals praised the exhibit.
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Canadian National Railways
Wembley
Cm.r
Winnipeg
Canadian National Rail
King George
Queen Mary
H.R.H
Prince of Wales
Spain
Prince of Siam
C.N.R
How the West Expands Increase in Grain Crop over 25 Years
The article compares prairie grain movements on the Canadian Pacific Railway over 25 years. It notes 1900 wheat crop across three provinces totaled 17,053,546 bushels, while for Sep 1 to Sep 26, 1925 CP lines marketed 45,553,051 bushels of wheat and 10,282,503 bushels of other grains, totaling 55,895,554 bushels.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Prairie Provinces
Canadian Pacific
Lenin to be honored with elaborate mausoleum in Red Square
Soviet government announces plans for a marble tomb replacing the wooden structure housing Lenin. The design includes a central hall for the casket and auxiliary museum-like rooms, with a tribune atop for revolutionary speeches on Bolshevik fete days in Red Square. A separate claim describes a brain hunger centre governing appetite and a scientist’s warning on injury altering hunger.
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Nikolai Lenin
Red Square
Lincoln's First Term Age and Odd Liniment Incident
Abraham Lincoln was 52 when first elected president. The note mentions an incident of shoving Minard's Liniment as part of a historical anecdote surrounding his early career.
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Abraham Lincoln
Be Made Powerful in the Lord War Spiritual Armor
Sunday school lesson outlines that being a Christian is warfare against evil with strength from God. Emphasizes the marginal rendering Be made powerful in the Lord and receiving power as a gift, not a trophy, through faith hope and love. It stresses the whole armor of God for victory and verses detailing the helps and responsibilities.
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Paul
Corinthians
Jesus
RCMP Sergeant Joy Plans Far North Patrol to Axel Heiberg
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant will lead a winter patrol from Craig Harbour across Ellesmere Island to circle Axel Heiberg, strengthening Canada’s claim. He is reputedly the first white man to reach Axel Heiberg Island. The text also notes word counts of the Bible.
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Sergeant Joy
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Craig Harbor
Ellesmere Island
Axel Heiberg
Canada
Axel Heiberg Island
Winnipeg Mecca For Tourists
Conservative estimates suggest Winnipeg welcomed at least 3 million dollars from American visitors last season. Motor tourists spent about 2 million, train tourists 1 million, and the American Legionaries’ visit drew around 7 000 people to the city.
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Winnipeg
American Legionaries
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Capo
the Capo Polishes, Limited
Hamilton
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Murine CO
Cagamie
Herapionng
B.toson
Cuthura
Cath Mall
Montreal
Britain
Lenin
Foley
Bowles
Pathfinder of the North
Arctic Island
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Corner Portage & Langside
An Bayer
Bayer
Gene “Bayer
Bayer Company
Quebec
Uebec
T. John
St John
St. John
Dec
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Montcalm
Minnedosa
Marburn
Montclare
Monamairn
Melita
Metagama
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Cherbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
Belfast
Glasgow
Linsermead
View
Montnairn
Western Canada
W. C. Casey
Main Street
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