Alberta Miners at Calgary Conference Seek Year Round Coal
The Calgary conference aims to negotiate wage and contract terms with the United Mine Workers of America to keep Alberta coal flowing year round. A lower wage schedule is proposed to boost mining continuity, reduce costs, and improve Canada’s trade balance by supplying Ontario and Western Quebec.
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Ted
Bedi Wisten
Cris Fuefwrtanen
Canada
Wade
Vivatata
Alberta
United Mine Workers of America
Excitiae
Expiore
Tewlers
Te United Mine Workers
Ladianapolis
Une Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
United States
Pds
Alberti
Huwadaly
Qienow
Mnines
Calgary
United Mine Workers
Dominion
Muskrat Season Outlook Bright In Manitoba Waters
Manitoba game branch officials report a strong muskrat season ahead due to light snow, open waters, and easy access to creeks and marshes. Fur quality is described as prime for this opening, with rats more visible than usual.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Game Branch
Tea Animated Stage Hand at Curtain Hiccuping Statue
A humorous stage note from the National Magazine of the Hardware Trade describes a stage hand asking a manager to raise the curtain as one of five statues in the set suffers hiccups. The quirky line captures period stagecraft wit.
Electric Elixir Promises Cure for Sores and Ailments
Advertisement touts Mr Thomas's Electricery Of as a cheap remedy that supposedly drives away sores and troubles. It urges immediate use and claims power beyond price, urging readers to be content with their lot while promoting the product.
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Sorea
Thomias
Evleetrie
Castoria Advertises Trusted Remedy For Infants
A vintage ad touts Mother Fletcher's Castoria as a long used remedy for babies and children. It claims relief from constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhoea and notes it calms feverishness while aiding digestion and natural sleep without opiates. The genuine bottle bears a signature.
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Fletcher
Catarrhozone Promised For Pine Forest Based Colds
Cure claims tout Pine Air as good for catarrh and colds with Catarrhozone. It alleges healing balsam and antiseptic vapor reach all nasal and bronchial areas. Package offers two months treatment for $1.00 with a trial size, from The Catarrhoza Co. Montreal.
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Catarrhozona Co
Montreal
Women Dye Faded Garments to Restore Bright Look
A fragmented notice describes women dyeing faded garments to make them look new again. It appears to be a local sewing or garment restoration item with limited readable details.
Transport questions demand clear provincial will in debate
The article argues the transport issue is locally decisive and provincial in scope. It calls for residents to decide what they want and to test options, urging determined input rather than vague preferences.
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Mee
Ag Rhees
Desert
Aid
Siskateen
Weber
Exhibition notes trace the British empire show history
The piece surveys British exhibitions from 18th century bazaars to 1851 Great Exhibition, linking to Crystal Palace and Alexandra Palace. It mentions Paris and Baker Street origins, Royal patrons, and early English venues, plus a brief note on French-Canadian emigration patterns.
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London
Huckingham Palace
Naval Palace
Hampton Court
Kensington Palace
Vis‘toris
Lambeth Palace
Tre paPat
Royal Academy
Puublic
France
Paris
Baker Street
Madame Tussaud
Haney
England
Charing Cross
Covent Garden Theatre
F. Whishaw
Society of Arta
Education Mantra From Canadian Leader Prompts Shared Duty
The text presents a speaker from McGill University urging that education is not for personal gain but to improve the happiness of workers and society. He frames education as a communal duty given by life, not a selfish advantage, highlighting a broad conscience in the argument.
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Archon Uryte
Prinedmito
McGil University
Sade
Portage
Mantraat
Health cure praised by Mrs Oulton for Pink Pills
Mrs J H Oulton of Fridgle Manitoba credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after a winter of fainting spells and a bout with influenza. She says twelve boxes rebuilt strength and urges others to try the remedy, which claims to purify blood and aid in nervous disorders rheumatism and rundown conditions. Pills available from druggists or by mail 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Ty Dr Williams
Wiliams
Makes Homes Happy Hidden tobacco strength belief and fashion claims
A fragmented 19th century ad style item notes that tobacco use is linked to happier homes and contented men, alongside assorted claims about remedies and fashion trends. The piece mentions corn remover, liniments, and sleep paint as curiosities, with scattered references to Plume’s area and population figures in a marketing tone.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Help Ontario Woman
Mrs. O. J. Fitzgerald of St. Thomas Ontario describes years of heart pain and breathlessness before trying Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. After seven and a half boxes, she reports full recovery and renewed health for herself and two relatives. The T Milburn Co Limited sells the pills for a box at druggists or by mail in Toronto Ontario.
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Mra
O. J. Fitzgerald
Ross St
St. Thomas
Ont
Lb O
Milburn
Pam
Sam
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Canada’s Growing Influence and Population Prediction
A Canadian Club speech in Voronta asserts Canada's rising global influence in commerce and politics. Sir George Foster forecasts Canada would reach 100 million people within a century, while also noting Britain’s waning prestige. The piece also references asthma remedies and 1924 Canadian national revenues with higher operating income.
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Britain
Europe
Sir George Foster
Voronta
Canada
Sir George
Condnian
Want Athabasca Sands Draw California Interest in OU Testing
The Edmonton Bulletin reports many U S and California parties request samples of Athabasca tar sands for extraction tests. Los Angeles interests seek to compare northern and southern bitumen beds. Last season twenty tons were shipped from McMurray to Edmonton for distribution under Alex Norquay, head of the local sand office.
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California
Dominion
Edmonton
Alex, Norquay
Tandotee
Edmonton Bulletin
Nerviline Claims Quick Relief for Stomach Cramps
Advertisement touts Nerviline as a powerful remedy for stomach cramps and fermentation discomfort. It claims the product acts rapidly with a small dose and is five times stronger than typical medicines. Suggested use is twenty drops in sweetened water, with a 35 cent price at dealers.
Demand for British Boys Drives Immigration to Canada
Juvenile immigration officials report rising demand for British youths with 74 percent of the 35,559 migrants being boys over 22 years. Applications for service tallied at 451,686, with demand strongest from agricultural centers rather than towns. The piece notes a sharp discrepancy between supply and demand in pastoral regions.
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Canada
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