Western factories eyed for vaccines? actually for wagons and engines
Canadian cities Winnipeg Regina and Calgary receive inquiries from Massachusetts Low Ohio and Philadelphia firms about manufacturing farm wagons carriages gas engines and household goods while English rope makers hint at a Winnipeg branch as Western cities benefit from tariff stability and urban diversification.
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Massachusetts
Laws
Aera
Kogfish
England
Winnipeg
Firma
Philadelphia
Roland
Milwaukee
Lansing
Trenton
Mich
Portland
Mason City
Iowa
Charn Manufacturing Company
Ohio
Canada
West
Regina
Calgary
Montreal
Toronto
Cost of living and the tariff in US policy debate
A Washington dispatch in the Montreal Gazette says neither President Wilson nor Democratic leaders will claim the free trade tariff bill will cut living costs. It notes no member of Congress expects price reductions, except for sugar after three years, and that costs are blamed on natural conditions rather than the tariff.
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Montreal “Gazette
Wilson
Congress
House
Senate
Democratic Party
Trade Balance Reflections On Canadian Iron and Steel
A historical commentary argues Canada must nurture its iron and steel sectors to avoid ruin. It notes reliance on imports, warns of past policy shifts by Ottawa, and appeals for renewed government support amid plant closures. The piece stresses national prosperity hinges on domestic steel industry growth and employment.
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Canada
Ottawa
Farnund Walker
Canadian Wheat in States and Export Tariff Effects
The piece explains U S wheat exports average 117 million bushels yearly, comparing Uncle Sam’s exports to Canada’s total crop. It notes a ten cent import duty for Canadian wheat used domestically, but a 69 percent rebate when milled in bond for export, leaving a net duty of one tenth of a cent per bushel. It argues Canada’s growers face minimal tariffs when exporting for manufacturing.
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United States
Bam
Canada
Practical Health Hint for Tired Feet Care
The advice suggests bathing tired feet in warm water twice weekly with two tablespoons of ordinary salt, drying, then rubbing the soles with a smooth pumice stone. It also recommends salt use twice weekly and applying a pumice stone nightly, plus a slice of lemon for soothing relief.
Feat of Beschey brings aviation progress claim
The report notes Beschey made three flights near San Diego in an improvised aircraft with lifting surfaces, reaching speeds around 45 to 70 miles per hour. Observers say his work holds greater significance for aviation development than Pegoud, praising the machine’s stability and power.
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Beschey
San Diego
Cal
Pegoud
New York Tribune
Smoke and Emissions Cost Chicago Big Money
An article argues smoke from a church smokestack wastes about 2,000,000 yearly and that emissions cause property damage and health harms. It notes the smoke exceeds heating costs and cites a progressive engineer warning most smoking is avoidable with better combustion and equipment. The piece also references Sydney Buxton and a fishing anecdote to illustrate commentary on effort vs. outcome.
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Chicago
Washington Monument
Hood
Deetore
Cning
Amusing Cockney Story From Mr Bennet On Speech
An anecdote relays how Cockney speech twists words as in make haste to mike iste and father to faver. A young boy, told to buy fish, asks for baddies and competently tests the fishmonger with a wary play on words.
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Arnold Benn
Low
Bennett
Pinnan
Fick
Prince Arthur of Connaught Heart Beat Event
Prince Arthur of Connaught had his heart beat status reported in a royal health update following a period of illness and medical attention sought to monitor his condition.
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Prince
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
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