Tanlac credited by Brockville man for lasting health benefits
Wm Crather of Brockville Ontario says Tanlac kept him on the Canadian National payroll after twenty years on the job. He reports improved appetite sleep and vigor after ten years of stomach trouble and nervous debility. He claims three bottles restored his health and urges acceptance of Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by druggists with a 40 million bottle claim.
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Tantac
Wm. Crather
Louis St
Brockville
Ont
Canadian National Railroad
Growth of Saskatchewan From Bald Prairie to Prosperous Province
Saskatchewan has rapidly developed from frontier land to a province housing about 841,000 people in a few decades. A Summerberry district pioneer recalls early settlement, noting Governor of the Territories praised local ploughed land in Maple Creek and the dramatic expansion since then.
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Saskatchewan
Bald Prairie
Summerberry
Maple Creek
Territories
Portage Jn Prairie
Portage
Mounted Police
Regina Daily Post
Ancient Greece Farmers Use Stones To Scare Mice
Ancient farmers in Greece wrote messages to mice and posted them on stones in fields to deter infestations. The local practice used scribbled warnings as a nonlethal folk remedy amid widespread rodent problems.
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Greece
Western Canada Education Drive on Hudson Bay Rail Way
Earnest H B Road Association continues an educational campaign in Western Canada over the Hudson Bay Railway project. Eastern interests oppose completion, while On to the Bay executives warn western limits on Montreal bridge Toronto viaduct and Vancouver harbor funding. Premier King is expected to comment during his western tour. Hon W R Motherwell, federal agriculture minister, has praised the railway’s progress.
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Canada
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
King
W. R. Motherwell
The Cost Of Crime On North America
The Vancouver Sun notes that crime costs North America eleven billion dollars annually. It exceeds Canada and United States national receipts by two and a half times and national budgets by three times, while dwarfing military spending twelvefold. The piece argues crime suppression is the most critical economic issue facing the American public today.
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Canada
United States
Vancouver Sun
World Happenings Briskly Told Briefs From Canada and U.S.
Edward Fairbanks of Ottawa, 74 and ex Manitoba legislator, died Sept 1. Salaries paid and 40 strikers restored in Toronto post office, boosting morale. Rumors of a Dominion loan around 100 million to roll maturing bonds. interest likely 4 1 4 per cent. President Coolidge honored General Pershing for his service. Arthur J. Davis accuses foreign liquor interests of conspiratorial influence in the U.S. election. About 200 adult black bass released into Ministik Lake to stock Alberta waters. Canadian coal output in 1925 rose to 16,990,571 short tons from 1922’s 15,157,431. Alberta remains top coal producer. Special excursion rates to Eastern Canada, Pacific coast and U.S. points to run this winter via Canadian Passenger Association lines.
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Edward Fairbanks
Ottawa
Manitoba
Toronto
Dominion
Victory
Treasury
Coolidge
John J. Pershing
Army
Arthur J. Davis
Anti-Saloon League
New York
United States
Ministik Lake
Elk Island Park
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Pacific Coast
Canadian Passenger Association
Western Lines
Asthma Remedy Promises Relief for Suffering Patients
The advertisement extols Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as the relief for severe asthma. It urges sufferers to obtain the preparation from their druggist without delay, claiming decades of success.
Prices show small declines in August wholesale indices
The McMaster index measures wholesale prices easing slightly from 175.6 to 175.5 in August. Foodstuffs moved up from 183.8 to 185.3 led by rises in pork and dairy while beef and potatoes declined. 20 manufacturers’ goods fell from 167.5 to 165.8. The prior month’s figure was revised from 179.0 to 175.6.
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H. Mitchell
McMaster University
Alberta Wheat Pool claims big gains for farmers 1923
Alberta Wheat Pool officials say farmers joining the cooperative marketing body earned 2,000,000 more for their 1923 crop than independent selling would have. The pool handled 34,192,805 bushels of wheat in its first year. Worm infestations threaten children. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is advertised as a remedy.
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Alberta Wheat Pool
Co-Operative Marketing Organization
Canadian High Commissioner Larkin Says Canada Rich and Independent
In Ottawa during a London interview Hon. P C Larkin, High Commissioner for Canada in London, stated Canada is less dependent on the world than any country and the people are highly prosperous.
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Ottawa
P. C. Larkin
Canada
London
England
Scientist Advocate Sees Rise of Restorative Chemistry
Dr. Edwina E. Slosson of Science Service asserts doctors use chemical knowledge to restore natural substances in the body rather than administering foreign compounds, signaling a shift in medical practice.
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Edwina E. Slosson
Science Service
Laziness of tropical inhabitants blamed on disease says expert
A medical expert argues that what is described as laziness among tropical country residents is actually a medical condition. The article references Minard's Lini ment as a treatment focus for Corns and Warts.
Passing Of a Pioneer Alexis L Esperance Taboulaine
Pioneer Alexis L Esperance Taboulaine died at Willow Ranch Sask on Sept 5 at age 78. A Winnipeg friend recalls him as hunter trader of the Great Company who tracked paths later used by railways. He roamed the plains to the Missouri Idaho the Rockies and the far north and spoke multiple Indigenous languages.
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Alexis L’esperance Taboulaine
Coureur du Bois
Louis Riel
Willow Ranch
Sask
Canada
Winnipeg
Alex
Old
France
Red River
Plains
Missouri
Idaho
Rockies
Free Press
Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An advertisement claims brisk rubbing of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil relieves lame back by immediate skin absorption. The liniment supposedly penetrates tissues and brings speedy relief with the pain subsiding as it sinks in, asserting it as an excellent article.
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Thomas
Canada’s Crop Prospects for Wheat Production in 1924
Canada’s wheat crop is estimated at 291.604 million bushels, with 267.177 million expected from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Manitoba’s output is projected higher than last year, while Saskatchewan and Alberta see declines. Price gains and lower handling costs may make 1924 nearly as profitable as the record 1923 crop, with some farmers earning more in certain cases.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Two New Wheat Types Tested in Western Trials
Experiments in the west compare two new wheat brands, Reward and Garnet, bred at the Central Experimental Farm at Ottewa. They mature earlier than Marqus and have been sent to fifty western farms. If results hold, the new varieties could revolutionize production.
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Central
Ottewa
Health and strength of youth praised by English doctor
An English physician asserts that boys and girls today surpass all previous generations in health intelligence and physical vigor, reflecting improvements across youth demographics.
Birth of the Savior in the Stable Message
A Sunday lesson centers on the manger birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. It contrasts modern preoccupation with worldly pursuits with the shepherds finding the Christ Child in a manger and notes how crowded lives leave no room for the Savior.
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Manger
Christ Child
David
Christ the Lord
Mary
Joseph
Christ
Jesus Christ
Mormon Chapel Planned for Washington by Latter Day Saints
A Mormon chapel is to be erected in Washington on a prominent site among the capital’s aristocratic sections. It will reportedly be of classic design and considerable dimensions, matching nearby fine buildings. The Mormons have long sought a foothold in the U S capital.
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China
Washington
United States
Northern traders bring fur valued at 500000 to Edmonton
More than a hundred traders from the far north arrived in Edmonton carrying fur bales valued around 500000 dollars. The event highlights significant cross regional commerce and the bustling trading activity in the area.
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North
Edmonton
Skill Of Australian Trackers Reveals Ring Thief
At a Darwin wedding in the Northern Territory a native nose tracker quickly identified an aboriginal guest as the thief. The ring was found in the suspect’s pocket, and the wedding was resumed after police recovered the diamond engagement ring.
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Darwin
Northern Territory
Frederick the Great's Military Start Guided by Astrologers
Frederick the Great of Prussia relied on astrologers to choose the start of military operations. He waited for them to declare the "lucky day" before launching actions.
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Frederick the Great
Prussia
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