Canada Needs Population Through Open Immigration
The author argues Canada must increase population via immigration to develop vast natural resources. He rejects fears of cultural dilution, notes unskilled labor is essential for building infrastructure, and supports admitting white newcomers who pass medical exams and prove good character while excluding those with defects.
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Invented Plane to Swim Will Revolutionize Flight and Sea Travel
An airplate claimed to float and ride rough seas like an Atlantic liner. The hull is long and slender with elastic design, aiming for amphibious use and naval applications. Seven crew aboard in initial testing. larger versions with four to six engines planned for up to 100 miles per hour and transatlantic service in under 48 hours with heavy loads.
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Not Much Danger in A Street Car Offer
A brief dialogue features a seller offering an automobile for one dollar to a skeptical man. The exchange hints at cautious interest and risk, with a hint of stray dialogue about life and chance in a small street encounter.
Plans to Reduce European Armies Under Disarmament Plans
Proposed cuts target major nations with France at 389460 and Poland and Italy at 120000 each. A global staff at Geneva would study and oversee actions if decisive. Admiral Segrave urged extending naval disarmament beyond Washington attendees.
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England
Lan E Ma Acheme
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Poland
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Washington
Putnam's Corn Remover Fails Passenger in Corn Remedy Mix-Up
A reader reports a botched treatment where a druggist sold a cheap substitute for Putnam's Corn Remover. The man suffered burns while awaiting a reliable remedy long trusted as a standard wart and corn remover sold for 25e.
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Putnam’s Corn
Sweden Plans Relief for Unemployed in 1922
Sweden will allocate 35 million Kronor for unemployment relief in 1922 about 32 thousand dollars. Aid targets those without work through no fault of their own. those willing to work receive no assistance. The government will push return of surplus industrial workers to agriculture by giving each family a sizable plot.
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Sweden
Worried Women Need Rich Blood From Dr Williams Pills
A promotional testimonial notes worried women should keep blood rich and pure with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims the pills strengthen nerves restore appetite and tone organs. Mrs Cora Conrad of Broad Cove MS shares improved health after use and recommends the product. Pills available 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Puzzled Lady Seeks Help for Working Girls’ Home
A timid collector asks for aid while inquiring about the location of the Working Girls Home. A man responds with willingness to help but questions where the home is.
Iren in Blood of Forty Two Men Cited for Plough
A historical note describes sufficient Iren in the blood of forty two men to forge a plough share weighing twenty four pounds. This compact statement links moral or medicinal belief to a toolmaking claim in a distant era.
Cholera relief claims from Dr. Fowlers berry remedy
A reader from Campbellton NB reports nearly fatal cholera improved after using Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. The ad emphasizes the product's 37 years of reputation and urges readers to buy from The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
Radio Legislation Talks Among Western Provinces
Officials from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta discuss recommendations to standardize amateur radio laws ahead of a late month conference. Commissioner John B Lowry notes plans to install radio to connect Northern Manitoba with the rest of the province and mentions an option on a modern set from Montreal.
Powerful Medicine Offers Healing O11 Bottle Claims
The text touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a powerful medicine with concentrated healing properties. It claims many testify to pain relief and improved health, noting its small price reflects its value.
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Dr. Thomas
Human body wonders rival machines in precision and power
A quotation from Floyd W. Parsons in World’s Work extols the heart’s efficiency and the nervous system, arguing no telegraph, voice device, camera, or ventilating plant matches the human body. It highlights the heart’s 600000 hours of service, 4520 strokes, and fifteen gallons per hour, alongside vast bodily capacities such as 900000 gallons and 2500000000 strokes in the average life.
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Floyd W. Parson
Reclaimed Alberta Land Nearing Cultivation
Reclaimed land under the Holden drainage system and Pays land scheme shows progress in Alberta. About 13 000 acres reclaimed already being cultivated, with 16 000 acres involved in the Pays scheme under construction and likely to complete this year. Dr Thomas Electric Oil praised for treating croup sore throat chest earache rheumatic pain and minor injuries. described as essential family remedy.
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Ervngation
Alberta
Thomas
Great Lakes Cruise On Canadian Pacific Steamers
A reader’s note describes a pleasant Great Lakes journey from Fort William and Port Arthur to Port McNicoll and Owen Sound aboard the Kee watin Assiniboia and Manitoba. Three weekly sailings connect with trains to Toronto and Owen Sound, with CP's ticket agent providing rates and arrangements. A Bible Society update follows the travel item.
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Ontario Giant Seaplane To Survey Forests From Beauit Lake
Ontario’s Forest Service will commission a Vikker Viking amphibian, the largest aircraft in North America, to survey forest resources. Based at Beauit Lake under Captain W. R. Maxwell, the 46 foot wing span plane has 450 horsepower Napier Lion engine and a 480 mile cruising range.
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Possibilities of Commercial Aviation Demonstrated by Airmen
Two French lieutenants Dattelier and Carrier raced Paris to Marseilles and back by airplane. Carrier logged nine hours five minutes at about eighty two mph, while Dattelier achieved twelve hours. The return by train would take twenty six hours. Asthma remedy advertised by J D Kellogg appears to ease symptoms with vapor therapy, claimed to reach affected airways.
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Carrier
Paris
Marseilles
Aeroplaue
Reser
Hatteller
Japanese buyers seek Canadian rubber footwear supply
Japanese import firms have sent inquiries to Canada through the Department of Trade and Commerce asking if Canadian manufacturers can supply storm rubbers for rain wear over boots. The department notes a promising market in Japan and urges Canadian producers to pursue the business there.
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Department of Trade and Commerce
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Japan
Canada Tops Britain in Car Imports for Early 1922
Canada led Great Britain as a source of finished motor cars in the first quarter of 1922 and ranked fourth for car chassis. France followed second in both finished cars and chassis, while Italy was third for finished cars and first for chassis. The United States stood fourth in finished cars and third in chassis.
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Canada
Great Britain
Dominion
France
Italy
United States
Streetcar Courtesy Sparks Modern Dating Dilemma
In a nostalgic note the Detroit Free Press recalls a time when a young man offering his seat to a beautiful stranger on a street car was proper. Today such chivalry might draw attention as a possible masher if he stops his car to offer a ride at a street corner.
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Detroit
Telephone growth leads British Columbia ahead in Canada
British Columbia reports a higher per capita telephone ratio than any province as growth continues. In Greater Vancouver about 18000 instruments serve a population near 175000. An indirect lightning fixture from Milwaukee weighs pounds. Mipand's Liniment advertises dandruff treatment.
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British Columbia
Province of Canada
Greater Vancouver
Milwaukee
Tanlac credited with curing indigestion and weakness
James P L Humphreys of Hebron Motor Co declares Tanlac restored his health after years of indigestion gas heart palpitations and fatigue. He says appetites improved stomach trouble nerves steadied and seven pounds were gained. He praises Tanlac as the best remedy.
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James PL Humphreys
Hebron Motor Co
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Great Lakes Cruise Break to Eastern Canada by Water and Rail
Travellers can enjoy a pleasant break on a Great Lakes tour to Eastern Canada aboard the Nuronic Hamonie and Ydurenic steamers. Sail the St Marys River pass Soo Locks and cruise Lakes Superior and Huron with meals and berths at low cost. Canadian National Grand Trunk agents offer details and tickets priced at ten dollars.
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British Columbia to spend on roads this season
Money for Roads plan allocates about $1,500,000 for new road construction this season in addition to ongoing maintenance. The province will also advance the Trans Canada highway completion, according to Hon. W. H. Sutherland, Minister of Public Works.
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Hon. W. H. Sutherland
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