Victoria Harbor Land Sanctuary announced in Canada Gazette
The Canada Gazette reports the creation of a bird sanctuary named Victoria Harbor Land Sanctuary. Britain suspends immediate reparations inquiry as negotiations with the United States falter. Britain plans to pay the US debt in liberty bonds, including 120 million principal and 69 million interest. Government Merchant Marine Limited says twelve ships will depart in 12 days with cargo. Canada plans to move 2009 young biffidle from Wainwright to a preserve near Rackengie. University graduates, including women, are to undertake domestic service in the Dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Victoria Harbor
Canada
France
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Canaan
Merchant Marine Limited
Wainwright
Dominion unity and wartime effort preached by veterans
Veterans across Canada advocate for unity and broader patronage in wartime work while Sir Arthur Currie emphasizes cross province acquaintance. Dr Thomas' Electric Belt touted as a universal remedy for sore throat and related inflammations with claims of domestic and medical usefulness.
Building Light Aeroplanes
An English manufacturer notes that machines with engines under horsepower can be built for under 2100 and now about 3450, with easy maintenance. These aircraft are easy to pilot, climb well, take off from ordinary fields, and land at very low speeds with minimal space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gure
Local Farmer Reports Record Crimped Melon Size
L th Melon of Brooks Couns Ont raises a curious crop this year. The melon measured seven feet in diameter and the rear around its snarliest part was unusual. The fruit stood 136 inches long and weighed 22 pounds. The Jeates and Vrain together weighed 41 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.th
Brooks Couns
Jeates
Vrain
Railway safety record shows low fatalities per traveler
A report on railway travel safety notes that last year five passengers were killed among 1,156,470,000 carried, equating to about one death in 204 million journeys. The record aims to reassure passengers about the safety of railway travel in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Noted Critique on Nation’s Organization and Welfare
In a recent interview EL Benito Mapsulini Prencher of Prats argues that a well organized and prosperous nation must provide basics to all people. He warns socialist or communist logic fails if life’s realities are ignored and cites Russia as an example of misguided logic amid global hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Benito Mapsulini Prencher
Prats
Keelt
Russia
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Help Regina Woman
Miss Bertha Charrette of Regina Sagk writes that after prolonged weakness and dizziness she used Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She reports significant improvement after three boxes and urges other weak women to try the remedy. Price is 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Bertha Charrette
Regina
Sagk
Exerton
Jan
T. Milburn
Linkinrd
Poronto
Canada Still Top Choice for British Migrants in 1923
Sir William Johnson-Hicks reported to the British House of Commons that British North America remained the preferred destination for British migrants in 1923. Canada welcomed 42,008 newcomers from Great Britain, Australia 67,778, New Zealand 41,047, and the rest to other Dominions. 45,491 went to British North America in 1920 versus 60,920 to other Dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commtons
Willan Johnson-Hicks
British North America
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Dominions
Avherat Daily News
Aspirin Trademark and Population Figures in City Census
A misread OCR passage notes aspirin branding by Bayer and Bayer cross stamping to prevent counterfeits. It also reports the municipal census showing the population of the city at 116488, up 5988 from 1921, with Roman Catholic French-Canadians 104824 and Protestant French-Canadians 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiebee Chi
Heavy Grain Movement on Canadian Pacific Railway
Between September 15 and October 31 grain movement on the Canadian Pacific Railway set new records with 109 681 742 bushels moved to country elevators and 8711 cars loaded amounting to 84 11615 bushels. October alone saw 42 983 cars loaded averaging 1554 per day. Inspections total 823 275 106 bushels on CP lines with additional 86 498 592 bushels at Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago. Eastward movement from Winnipeg reached 804 cars while Vancouver deliveries totaled 2 681 cars or 913 720 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Railway
Haa
Eines
Ures
Canadian Pacific
Inspection Department
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Winnipeg
Comppany
Vancouver
Earning College Course for Washington DC Public Service
Ten thousand young people in Washington DC work through college to enter civil service. Colleges offer after hours courses and student clerks earn salaries around $1.24 per hour with tuition reduced. Government employee attendance supports large classes and growing training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Cour
Tate
Fall Weather Harms Little Ones In Canada
A historical notice warns of sudden autumn changes causing colds and stomach upset in babies. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets to soothe the stomach regulate bowels and aid thriving, sold by medicine dealers or revival boxes for 25 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williamius' Medicine Co
Broekville, Ont
Canada’s Export Trade Per Capita Stands Third Worldwide
Canada ranks third in export trade per capita among nations, according to Department of Trade and Commerce figures. In 1922 Canada’s per capita export was 57.95 dollars, with New Zealand and Australia higher, and Canada’s 1913–1922 growth narrowly behind Japan for the top increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Trade and Commerce
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Canadian Pacific Announces Winter Excursions to Castern Canada
Canadian Pacific will run annual winter excursions to eastern Canada starting December 1 with tickets on sale daily through January 8, 1924 from Winnipeg, Manitoba Regina and West, and across Saskatchewan and Alberta. Tickets have a three month validity from issue and illustrated literature with full details is available at CP ticket offices.
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Canada
Amu
Manitoba
Winnipeg
West
Saskatchewan
Albeota
Canadian Pacific Ticket Office
Saskatchewan WSS crop forecast reaches 276 million
The Saskatchewan WSS crop value is validated at 276,914,850 drawing from crop field reports and the prevailing average selling price for the season. A separate aphorism notes that marrying for beauty or wealth signals shallow love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Japanese Official Plans Temporary Lumber Build in Japan
Mr. Takao Takata, financier and head of Iwal and Company, says Japan will order about 106.8 million feet of lumber from Canada and the United States for temporary construction. Purchases will be handled by the Japanese government bureau of reconstruction with external firms assisting. no permanent structures will be built yet as Tokyo and Yokohama plans are drafted. Takata visits Seattle and New York and expects to stay in the U.S. three to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Canada
United States
Takao Takata
Iwal and Company
New York
Vancouver
U.S
Russia
Mgr. Takata
America
Bureau of Reconstruction
Takata
Tokio
Yokohama
Seattle
Portland
Hamilton's Pill Brings Quick Health Boosts
Half the sick show swift recovery from headaches stomach weakness and low spirits with this pill. It claims to purify and enrich blood, ease spine pains, strengthen nerves, and restore vigor, promising renewed life and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Hamilton
Dedar
Ana Vigor Peturn
Dail Donjers
Birds Roost Aboard liner amid Newfoundland seas
Passengers on a liner off Newfoundland reported birds wandering the deck for days, mainly finches and sparrows with an American horned owl and a carrier pigeon among them. The tame birds fed from passengers before the ship sailed on and the owl was later captured for confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Mersey
British Museum Library Holds Largest Library Age
The British Museum Library is the largest with about four million volumes followed by Paris Bibliotheque Nationale with around three million and the Library of Congress in Washington with just over one million volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrem
Mary Tanlar
British Museum Library
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Library of Congress
Washington
The Appealing Charm of Health and Beauty
London Ontario advertising testimonial for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine. Mrs Harvey Dishman claims improved health and strength after using the remedy. Encourages readers to ask druggists or send 10 cents to the Dr. Pierce Laboratory for Dieta guidance.
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London
Dr. Pierce
Harvey Dishman
Rectory Street
Bridgebore
Pierce
Tavalida Botal
Honest Advertising Warns from Toronto Convention
Belief in honest ads urged by Bertrama Lichtenberg assistant director of publics at the Alexander Hamilton Institute New York at the Advertisers Convention in Toronto. He warned extravagant promises harm business and urged simple descriptions backed by better goods to avoid consumer distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrama Lichtenberg
Alexander Hamilton Institute
New York
Toronto
Sarnia Canadian
Observer
Miller's Worm Powders for Children
To protect the child from worm damage Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as the medicine par excellence for children. The powders claim to cleanse the system of worms, regulate organs harmed by infestation, and promote healthy digestion with a vermifuge effectiveness.
Edmonton to-build elevator aids western grain route
A government terminal elevator with 204 900 bushels capacity will be erected at Edmonton Alberta to ship western grain via Vancouver. Construction begins before year end and aims to finish before the 1924 crop. Cost estimated from 1 060 000 to 1 500 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Charles Stewart
Interior
Canadian National Raitners
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Wis
Fox Farming Shipment of Black Foxes Bound for West
Eight crates contain sixteen black foxes valued at about 250 dollars per pelt, rising to 600 dollars per animal for market. The animals travel from Prince Edward Island through Montreal toward Western Canada and distant U S destinations including Colorado as foundation stock for new ranches.
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Montreal
Prince Edward Island
Canada
New Western Canalan
United States
Colorado
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Tanine Belpid
Mary Ray Fittte
Slesenreeratdt
Lari Spriog
Perfertis
Toomald Sr
Arthur Currie
British Columbia
Eaas
New Brunswick
Alberti
Thomas’ Belectric OW
Igeran Sesk
Mahan Comfort
Patios Energy
Italy
Wiittens
Eiane
Mononceticaster
Saliey- Heack
Mivans Rayer
Bayer Company
Bayer Cross
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railway
Civil Service
Linkmant
Pala
Reconstruction Bureau
Flock of Birds
Kellogg
Mrs. Harvey Dishman
Imperial Tobacco Company of ( of Canada Limited
Thees
Minard
Dandruff
Dominion Express
Alesman
Dorothy
Dorothy Hindr Net Co
Lindsay Bldg
Universal
Universal Metal Products CO
Assumption St
Walkerville
Ontario
Mother Seigel
Wrigleys
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