Canada must cut production costs by using own resources
A Canadian leader argues that lowering living and production costs hinges on developing and using Canada's natural resources. He criticizes manufacturers who import raw or semi manufactured goods and cites tariffs, U S branch plants, and duty rebates as barriers. He calls for reduced customs protection for non Canadian made articles to boost domestic industry and reduce national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Proteaior Mackenzie King
United States
Dominion
United Stat
Unite States
United Bistes
Americans Visit Humboldt and Tisdale Lands With CN Agents
Two groups totaling twelve American land buyers from Iowa Illinois and Minnesota left Winnipeg with agents of the Canadian National Railways colonization department to inspect CN lands in the Humboldt and Tisdale districts. They plan to settle but have no definite intentions yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonization Department
Canadian National Railways
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Humboldt
Tisdale
Canadian National
Iowa
Tllinois
Minnesota
Skyscraper Hospital Promises Pure Air Above 10th Floor
In Chicago at St. Luke's Hospital, patients on upper floors will receive country air healing. The 19 story skyscraper promises reduction of odor noise and flies once above the tenth floor, offering convalescents an atmosphere akin to a resort retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Goa
Rew British Plane Best Ever- Bait
A fragmentary report quotes Lt Val Bristew praising a two seater aircraft with high efficiency. It notes a top speed near 90 miles per hour and rapid takeoff with a two gallon fuel claim.
Diamond Dye Color Kit Promises Easy Tinting
Pearled brochure proclaims Diamond Dye as a simple cold water tint for lingerie silks ribbons skirts and dresses. It offers coated guidance for wool linen cotton and mixed fabrics with varied shades and color outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepps, Heogiogs
Evers
Canadian History In France Formation of Historical Society at Versailles
Guests gathered in the Hall of Battles at Versailles to mark the formation of the Canadian History Society in France. Attendees included Senator Raoul Dandurand and Duc de Levis Mirepoix, with Levis Mirepoix as president, Montcalm descendants, and officials from Canada France and Britain. The Duke of Connaught read a royal message, Herriot spoke for France, and Hon. Beland represented Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Campbell Stuart
The
Times Publishing Company
Versailles Palace
France
Raoul Dandurand
Quebec
Duc de Levis- Mirepoix
New Society
Chevalier de Levis
Montcalm
Marquis de Montcalm
General Montcalm
Duke of Connaught
Great Britain
Beland
Herriot
George
Clark's Beans with Pork Ready to Serve
Clark's Beans with Pork are ready to serve and praised as delicious and well cooked. The copy claims Canada approval and notes they save fuel time and trouble, urging frequent use and promotes Clark Kitchens help.
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Canada
Clark
Fish Stocking Expands Across Saskatchewan Lakes
Saskatchewan provinces reports show 54 lakes stocked this summer from provincial hatcheries with parent fish and fry distributed to 64 lakes. Over 20 million whitefish 17 million perch 7 million charlow cisco and 3 million pickerel released and thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Tunnels for Safe School Crossing in Los Angeles
Los Angeles announces a plan to build a series of street tunnels to enable children to cross boulevards safely. The project aims to protect students from motor traffic as they travel to and from school.
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Los Angeles
Seed Grain Survey Reports Shortages in Seed Grain
W F Blakeman of the Dominion seed branch announces a survey to locate shortages in oats and barley for seed and identify surpluses. Reports on seed wheat follow, with swift arrangements after Ottawa conference as early frosts and bad weather impact supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Seed Branch
W. F. Blakeman
Ottawa
World Still Produces Heroes Forty-Eight Medals Awarded
The Carnegie Hero Fund Memorial awarded three silver and 45 bronze medals at its fall meeting in Pittsburg for acts of heroism. Thirteen heroes died, pensions totaling $7,140 granted to eight dependents. In 52 other cases awards totaling $3,?60 granted for education and other purposes.
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Garnegie Hero Fund
Carnegie Hero Fund Memorial
Pittsburg
Porterville Man Describes Weak Heart and Nerves
Mr. Elwin Connell of Porterville Queensland reports poor health with a weak heart and nerves. He notes that even slight exertion triggered distress and that the so called Beast Hit e device irritated him.
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Elwin Connell
Porterville, Qnt
Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by User
A testimonial extols Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills with a six box purchase and regular use, claiming relief from heart and nerve trouble. The product is sold by druggists and dealers and manufactured by The T Milburn Co. Toronto. Also notes a Vancouver grain elevator claim of 20,200,000 bushels capacity and a claim about the Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil origin and spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Ont
Vancouver
He Knew Well Enough Teacher and Roads Mentioned
A fragment notes a teacher’s phrase about a student and the remark to “Now, children” followed by a call for good roads. It mentions the United States reaching half a million miles of improved roads.
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United States
England and United States urged to unite in civilizational trial
British war correspondent Coed Roberts told a Chicago audience that England and America must stand together as the world’s government moves toward a new phase. He warned mental and intellectual clashes with physical and industrial forces may demand unity to save the nation. He said England and America are the last two units in civilization and that England’s sun is setting with a glorious sunset ahead.
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Pita
England
United States
Worls
America
Coed Roberts
The
Notinghaw Journal
Chicago
Airdad
Liquor Smuggling From Alberta to U.S. Thwarted
Commissioner Dinning and the over control branch push steps to halt illicit liquor flowing from Southern Alberta towns including Lethbridge to border states. The department says it does not supply liquor to illegal traders and is intensifying drives to stop smuggling into areas where liquor would be sold illegally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Alberta
Uncle Sam's Land
Lethbridge
Dinning
Over Control Branch
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Foot Relief
An ad claims a hot foot bath treatment removes corns and callouses by root, with instant pain relief. It touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a sure remedy and notes availability through dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's Corn
Putnam's
Navy Chief Warns of Sole Battle Stakes in Future War
Secretary Wilbur, in a Washington radio Naval Day address, said naval strength hinges on long range fire from gun elevation. He warned the United States needs improved elevating machinery to field a homogeneous fleet and plans Congress authorization for necessary changes.
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Wilbur
Washington
United States
Congress
New Toxoid Immunity Claims Diphtheria Breakthrough
Dr Abraham Zingher of New York told Milwaukee listeners a new toxin called Toxoid provides immunity against diphtheria. He said immunity is permanent and a one year old child can be immunized for life, predicting diphtheria could be stamped out in a generation after years of study.
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Abraham Zingher
New York
Milwaukee
Zingher
United States
Dr. Zingher
Swine Breeders Contest Awards At Brandon Manitoba
First and second prizes for the best pair of hogs were won by the estate of Sir William Van Horne East Selkirk Manitoba. A Saskatchewan winner was featured and the ninth prize went to the Department of Public Works Regina. A Manitoba Swine Breeders bacon hog short course began with a first lecture by J Wide of the Dominion Hyrestock branch Ottawa on cured Wiltshire sides. The centipede line appears as an odd aside and Minard's Lintment is noted for neuralgia relief.
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Brandon
William van Horne
East Selkirk
Man
Saskatchewan
Department of Public Works
Regina
J. Wide
Doninion
Ottawa
Wiltshire
Canada and Cuba Trade In Potatoes Attract Canadian Interest
Cuba imports about four million bushels of potatoes yearly with the United States and Canada as major suppliers. Last year imports totaled 7.48 million dollars, with the U S accounting for 2.82 million and Canada 2.45 million. Belgium, Holland, Great Britain, and the Canary Islands followed in value. Worms harm infants by depriving nutrients. Miller's Worm Powders claim to destroy worms and improve digestion for nourishment and development.
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Cuba
United States
Canada
Belglum
W Thirth
Holland
Great Britain
Canary Islands
Infanta
Question on Germany’s War Responsibility Sparks Debate
The Toronto Telegram notes Germany’s resentment at being blamed for starting the war, arguing that victory would have avoided controversy. Also mentioned are Worms Exterminator claims, Hull boxing limits, and a remark about epidermis stretch extending 350 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Toronto Telegram
Have You A Daventer? Interest in Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An Ontario reader praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a health booster for women and girls. She cites improved health during motherhood and postpartum recovery. Concludes by urging readers to obtain the medicine from local drugstores or send for a sample package.
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Doctor Pierce
Mira
Sarah Wilshey
Cannon St
Dr. Pierce
Ridgeburg
Oaks
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