Public Life In Canada Demands High Standards of Service
The article argues that Canada must attract the best citizens to federal and provincial public life despite personal and financial sacrifices. It cites private sector flaws, media ridicule, and red tape as reasons capable individuals hesitate to serve, urging a shift in public perspective to honor sacrifice and improve governance.
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Canada
Press Gallery
Ottawa
People's Representatives
House of Commons
Live Fox Show Planned in Charlottetown in 1925
The Silver Black Fox Breeders Association at its annual meeting decided to hold a live fox exhibition in Charlottetown, noting the island as the cradle of the fox industry. The event, expected to feature several thousand animals, would take place in the capital city as a showcase. Polygamy banned in Turkey except in unusual cases, possibly when a man sees a dizzy blonde.
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Charlottetown
Silver Black Fox Breeders Association
Turkey
Creamery Butter Production Sets New 1923 Record
Canada produced 163,456,759 pounds of creamery butter in 1923 valued at 56,894,008 dollars, up 10,954,859 pounds and 3,440,726 dollars from 1922, per the Bureau of Statistics. Output surpasses all prior years in quantity and trails only 1920 in value, with 57 cent per pound average that year. The Oxford dictionary adds 425,000 words after 40 years of work.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Fletcher's Castoria Promises Relief for Infants and Ailments
Advertises Castoria as a 30 year remedy for babies and children to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. Claims to regulate stomach and bowels aid food assimilation and provide natural sleep without opiates. Features a signature mark.
Colonel Green's Wireless Movie Experiments Impress MIT Leader
Colonel Green, son of Hettie Green, conducts eighteen month tests in estate labs near Burzard's Bay and gains backing from MIT President Samuel W Stratton after a sixty foot wireless movie transmission. Marshall notes early proof of short distance broadcasting and predicts a year to a general movie broadcasting set.
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Colonel Green
Hettie Green
Buii
Burzard’s Bay
Samuel W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marshall
Green
Diamond Dyes promise easy home tinting and dyeing
Color it new with Diamond Dyes. Dip in cold water for light tints or boil for permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for dyeing lingerie silks rib gowns coats stockings and home furnishings. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist fabric type.
Linking Empire Air Route Faces Canada Base Shortfall
An air ministry official said lack of Canadian airship bases makes Atlantic test flights unlikely as the Empire plans to connect dominion regions by air. The R-33 is at Cardington for tests before a Britain to India route via Egypt, with Burny airship unlikely to start before next year. Worms in children are common and Miller's Worm Powders are marketed to destroy the parasites and restore digestion.
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Canada
Atlantic
Dominion
Air Ministry
Cardington
Britain
India
Egypt
Air Service
Wheat yields at Lethbridge experimental farm
Dry land winter wheat at the experimental farm in Lethbridge produced 35 bushels per acre. One favored field reached 45 bushels per acre.
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Lethbridge
Holloway's Corn Remover Promises Safe, Certain Relief
Both hard and soft corns respond to Holloway's Corn Remover described as entirely safe and effective. The product is claimed to yield satisfactory results with no adverse effects noted.
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Holloway
Grooms Younger Than Brides Statistics Reported
A Switzer land study finds bridegrooms younger on average than brides. Among 8 400 marriages grooms were ten years younger and in 2 552 cases sixteen years younger. Several instances show boys aged 25 to 30 marrying women aged 75 to 80.
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Switzerland
Life Is Queer and Parking Space Abundant
A reflective observation notes an era with plentiful parking spaces when no one had cars to park.
Unclear Plant Threat Mentioned as Purple Parasite
A fragmented note describes Aeginella blossoms harmed by a purple parasite that attaches to other plants, with leaves deemed unnecessary for the blossoms.
Cuticura Heals Toe Rash on Miss Shulman Hands
Miss Sarah Shulman of 255 Manning Ave Toronto describes eczema on her hands reducing her work ability. After two months a free Cuticura Soap and Ointment sample provided relief and complete healing. The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for skin care.
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Sarah Shulman
Manning Ave
Toronto
Ontario
World’s Largest Airship ZR-3 Set for U S Delivery
The German government will formally turn over the airship ZR-3 to the United States with no ceremony. Navy officials view delivery as payment of a war debt. The hangar at Lakehurst is vast enough to house the ZR-3 and Shenandoah, larger than the Capitol building, and the ship carries space for 30 passengers with modern kitchens and electric stoves. The fate of the ZR-3 is uncertain, possibly sold commercially or used by the Air Mail Service.
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United States
Navy
Lakehurst
Capitol
Washington
Woolworth
New York
Zeppelin Company
Post Office Department
Prince of Wales to Visit Canada Each Year
London Star reports the Prince of Wales will, after a South Africa visit next year, make annual returns to Canada for a few weeks at his ranch. The paper notes his time at home will grow busier, with a yearly Canadian stop as a bright exception.
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Canada
Prince of Wales
London Star
South Africa
South America
England
World Consumes One Billion Dollars Worth of Fish Annually
The globe uses about 1000 million dollars of fish each year. Ocean waters hold a vast, unused food resource as surplus catches go to waste.
Hunting bag limits and restrictions across Canadian provinces
The article outlines migratory bird shooting rules to ensure fair chances for hunters and game stock. It lists daily and seasonal bag limits for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, including ducks geese brant rails Snipe and limits by species, plus prohibitions on auto or machine guns aircraft power boats boats vehicles and shooting outside legal hours.
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Canada
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Clark's Tomato Ketchup Sauce Promises Better Flavor
Clark's Tomato Ketchup Sauce claims to improve fish and colu meats with ripe tomatoes and pure spices. The ad urges readers to let the Clark Kitchens help you.
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Clark
Look After the Children's Eyes
Vancouver parents are urged to check school children for defective eyesight as a factor in learning difficulties. The article cites 8 percent of North American pupils retarded by vision problems and warns that early eye health is essential for sound mental development and educational foundations.
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United States
Vancouver
Vancouver Sun
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Sore Throat Relief
Advertised remedy pledges to prevent ulceration and swelling from sore throat. A spoonful with a touch of sugar is suggested at early signs to ease irritation and build immunity for periodic sufferers.
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Thomas
Alberta Creamery Butter Production Set to Rise
Alberta dairy output shows a near 25 percent rise in creamery butter this year over 1923. Projected production climbs from 17,750,090 pounds to about 22,000,000 pounds, with seven month grading up from 4,614,710 to 6,896,234 pounds, reflecting a strong industry surge.
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Alberta
Irrigation Boosts Yields in Lethbridge District
In the first year of the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District about 30 000 acres were irrigated with some farmers watering up to 200 acres. There remains 75 000 acres available for irrigation. Alberta irrigation has long been practiced and raises average grain yields and aids alfalfa corn sunflowers roots and vegetables.
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Lethbridge Northern
Alberta
Western Canadian corn praised over Illinois grain in dispatches
Vancouver dispatches report Canadian prairie corn viewed by grain exporters as superior to Illinois corn. If prairie cultivation expands, Canada may rely less on imports. In 1923 Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba produced 781000 tons worth 3500000 dollars.
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Vancouver
United States
Manchuria
Canada
Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Rich blood resists disease and restores health claims
Advertisement asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills purify and enrich blood to build strength and fight ailments from anaemia to nervous exhaustion. Claims 35 years of world fame as a blood builder and nerve restorer. Pills sold at 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. Also discusses sea air improving health via ozone.
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Williams
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