Tanlac Proclaimed By Nurse As Remedy For Digestive Ailments
Mrs J A Borgen of Seattle a graduate of the National Temperance Hospital praises Tanlac as perfect for stomach bowels and general toning of the system She cites two patients who recovered appetite and ability to eat after Tanlac treatment and says her confidence is unlimited Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
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Met‘ly
J. A. Borgen
Pontigs Ave
Seattle
Wash
National Temperance Hospital
Chicaka
Tania
World Happenings Briefly Told
A collage of short items notes Aug 25 telecommunication links between Manitoba and Alberta, Premier Bruce visiting the United States, the death of Benjamin Bradly in Winnipeg at age 74, and over a million dollars in hurricane damages on Central American coasts. Also reported are Alberta Saskatchewan butter exports, Western farming compared to Canadian prairie conditions, Norman Clyde’s Mount Wilbur ascent, Belgian ads campaigns in Brussels, Industrial Workers of the World jail terms, a Snow luncheon in Oakland, Holteway Corn Remover for corns, and Chinese children beginning alphabet learning at age three with rapid vocabulary goals.
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Bruce
Australia
United States
London
Benjamin Iradley
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Winnipeg
Australia Air Post Pioneer Sees 1921 Mail Route Open
Australia highlights its air postal history with a 1200 mile West Australian line started in 1921. The service from Geraldton to Derby carried mail and passengers, operating with punctual trips within minutes on a 2.40 mile round trip. Other states also run postal services.
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Australia
West Australia
Geraldton
Derby
Summer Complaint Cramps and Diarrhoea Relief Ad
A Hamilton Ontario reader endorses Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a quick remedy for summer bowel trouble. The ad urges keeping a bottle on hand during hot months to prevent suffering and potential life-saving relief. Produced by The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto.
Danish farmers voyage to Canada settles western lands
The C P S Mont Laurier carried about two hundred Danish farmers to Canada for settlement on western lands. The newcomers are experienced agriculturists, with most leaving families in Denmark until they establish themselves.
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C_PS
Mont Laurier
Canada
Denmark
Vancouver Exports Rise As Harbor Needs Grow
W G Swan, chief engineer of the Vancouver Harbor Commission, reports lumber exports from Vancouver BC rose from 30 million to 300 million feet between 1919 and 1922. Grain exports increased from 500000 to about 2460000 bushels from 1920 to 1922. He warns deep sea shipping growth will require a new pier with four berths every three years and that after Ballantyne and CPR piers completion the harbor will have berthage spare for deep sea ships. A note promotes Dr Thomas Electric Dirt as a safe wound dressing compared with carbolic acid.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
W. G. Swan
Vancouver Harbor
Ballantyne
C.P R
Panama Canal logs record tolls and ship traffic gains
In the just completed business year 3967 ships passed through the Panama Canal paying 17508000 in tolls. The toll total exceeds the previous best year by more than 50 percent, signaling a strong year for canal transit and revenue.
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Panama Canal
Americans in Canada form about twelve percent of population
In 1871 Canada counted 3,455,761 people with 24,162 born in the United States. By 1911 American birth citizens reached 303,680, about 11 percent. From 1911 to 1921, 744,118 US entrants raised the figure to well over 1,600,000, roughly 12 percent of Canada’s population.
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Weestern
Dominion
Canada
United States
E L. Chicanot
Current History Magazine
Putnam's Corn Ex Tractor Pimps Pain Relief Ad
An old advertisement claims Putnam's Corn Ex tractor ends corn pain for a troublesome Corn family with the promise of painless relief and universal availability.
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Putnam's
Simla Prays by Electricity for City Lighting
Buddhist priests opposed plans for an electric light plant in Simla as streams powered prayer mills. Officials arranged motors to run the mills so the city could be lit by electricity without breaking sacred practice.
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Simla
Electric
Canada Newsprint Output Sets Half Year Record in 1923
Canadian mills produced 619 802 tons of newsprint in the first six months of 1923, a daily average of 3 973 tons, about 470 tons above the 1922 daily rate. Exports totaled 550 765 tons with the United States taking 536 187 tons and other markets including Australia New Zealand South America South Africa and others.
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Canada
United States
Australia
New Zealand
South America
South Africa
Canada exports natural resources boost in last fiscal year
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service reports Canada exported agricultural and vegetable products worth 407 8 million dollars 45 8 percent of total value. Forests contributed 225 756 000 24 5 percent. Mines and minerals 123 143 000 13 3 percent. Fisheries 27 502 000 3 percent. Chemical products 14 047 000 2 5 percent. Population 8 785 000. Canadians proud of resources.
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Canada
ItUs
Saskatchewan Grain Acreage by Crop This Year
The Provincial Government estimates Saskatchewan has 12,332,000 acres of wheat and 5,098,000 acres of oats. Other leading crops include barley 617,000 acres, rye 878,000 acres, flax 461,000 acres, and hay and clover 275,000 acres.
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Saskatchewan
Guard Baby's Health in the Summer
The summer months pose serious risk to children with illnesses like cholera infantum colic and dysentery. Mothers are urged to guard infants and use Baby's Own Gables tablets which regulate the stomach and bowels. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Medicine Con
Brockville, Onf
Canada Sees $140 Million Rise in Four Months Trade
The Department of Customs and Excise reports total trade for the four months ending July at 624 million dollars, up from 484 million a year ago. July alone shows a 29 million rise. imports increased about 16 million more than exports, with four month imports at 314 million and domestic exports at 305 million, compared with last year’s 236 and 243 million.
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Canada
Department of Customs and Excise
Opening Doors Starts as New Serial by My Canada Author
A new serial Opening Doors by the My Canada author begins this issue. It describes choking for air caused by irritants in the bronchial tubes and asthma with quick relief promised by Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, claimed to have years of success and soothing effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Farmer Corner Teases Persona Over Donkey Jibe
A dialogue shows Farmer Corner quipping about donkeys while a person asks if the term was intended personally. Corner replies that many donkeys exist beyond the speaker.
Muscular Rheumatism Relief Promised by Dr. Thomas
A brief note urges sufferers of muscular rheumatism to use Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for brisk rubbing until relief is found. It claims strong virtue in a bottle beyond estimate and mentions Lambeth Palace’s varied architecture since 1170 and August formerly known as Sextius with the year beginning in March.
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Dr. Thomas
Catia
Thomas
Lambeth Palace
England
Nippa palm eyed as sugar and alcohol source
Experts report that the Nippa palm growing across large swaths of British North Borneo could yield 2800 pounds of sugar and 200 gallons of alcohol per acre of swamp land planted with the palm.
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British North Borneo
Favorite Prescription Praised By Toronto Woman
Mrs. Rose Craig of Sackville Street says Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured her backaches nervous spells and other distress after marriage. She credits it with renewed health and strength and endorses it as a perfect tonic for nervous or ailing women available at drug stores or from Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.
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Toronto
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Rose Craig
Sackville St
Bridgeburg
Sunday perils warned in Winnipeg Free Press
The Winnipeg Free Press jokes that dangers lurk in daily life from bathing on Sunday to crossing by railway, suggesting churchgoing might be safer. It humorously notes the choice between danger at a crosswalk and drowning on a Sunday.
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Winnipeg Free Press
St James Palace origins and royal role in London
St James Palace in London sits on the site of a medieval leper hospital and took its name from that site. Henry VIII transformed it into a manor house and it served as a royal residence between 1698 and 1837.
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St. James’ Palace
London
Wealth Evidence as Canada Posts Record Finances
The report shows Dominion of Canada bond investments totaling 1,837,000,000 with chartered banks holding 537,340,000 in demand deposits and 1,227,253,431 in savings. It notes Canada’s trade peak and state revenue record in the nation’s history.
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Dominion of Canada
Banks of
Canada
New Elevator Contract Let at Swift Current
A contract for a new elevator at Swift Current was awarded for construction with a capacity of 20 900 bushels and an estimated cost near 10 900 dollars. A study by two Munich professors found men have 49 000 to 59 000 hairs and women 60 000 to 70 000.
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Swift Current
Munich
Helping Hands Improve Needle Sight with Paper Backing
When sight is limited guidance suggests placing white paper or cloth behind the needle to gauge alignment and simplify threading. The tip emphasizes using a simple visual aid to reduce eye strain and improve accuracy.
Canada Surpasses One Thousand Fur Farms
Canada now operates more than 1,000 fur farms, reflecting a growing fur industry. The report cites expanding production and regional concentration, with China identified as a leading global consumer of garlic as a food. Minard's Liniment noted as a remedy for sprains.
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Canada
Canadian delegate named to international poultry congress
Prof. E. A. Lloyd of Vancouver was chosen at the American Association of Investigators and Instructors in Poultry Husbandry convention in Ottawa as one of Canada’s delegates to the international poultry congress in Spain next May.
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E. A. Lloyd
Vancouver
B.C
American Association of Investigators and Instructors In
Ottawa
Canada
Spain
Castoria valued for over thirty years by mothers
The advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for narcotics and teething remedies. It claims Castoria has been used for over 30 years, contains no narcotics, and carries proven directions and physician endorsement with the genuine signature on each package.
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Fletcher
Physicians
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All Good Drug
Atlantic
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Canadian Prairie Provinces
W. J. Black
Mainister
Norman Clyde
Weaverville
Calif
Mount
Wilbur
Glacier National Park
Brussels
Belgium
Nongy
Snow Headquarters
Oakland
Cal
Holteway
Sammie
Kaimans Bates & Co
Kendall
Australia Air Post Pioneer
West
Mother Graves
Minard
Natural Resources Bulletin
The
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Sas
Farmer Tossell
Farmer Corner
Mrs
B.C. Poultryman
ST. Charles
Borden Co. Limited
Montreal
Bayer
Payer
Bayer Company
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