Advertising Proves Vital for Business Survival Across Markets
The piece argues that advertising sustains firms during downturns, citing a Canadian patent medicine maker who spends large sums on ads. It notes big businesses enlarge ad outlays to drive volume, while small shops should persist with steady local promotion to avoid losing customers to rivals.
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Beenass
Aman
New York
Caddfornia
Canada
Roneholds
Ds Peghecina
Urison
First Teeth Are Important For Children
A British doctor, Mr. Sim Wallice, urges early hard foods to stimulate children’s first teeth and jaw development. He argues proper nutrition and chewing exercise prevent misaligned teeth and jaw issues, with his work spreading globally and yielding good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alefer
Sim Wallice
Ife
Literacy menace highlighted during Educational Week
Government authorities warn one fourth of the U S population cannot read or write English. The assertion, tied to Educational Week in November 1824, cites wartime mobilization tests showing illiteracy levels amid national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw United States
America
British firms prepare for Wembley Park food halls at mass exhibition
A London caterer contract aimed at feeding 36 million visitors to the British Exhibition next year signals rapid logistical planning. Engineers transport dining facilities to Wembley Park as firms adapt to a huge, unspecified modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periaps
Maglich
London
Loryles
Wembley Park
Financial Post
Williams Pink Pills Promising Health Boost
An aged medical advert claims illness stems from poor blood and nervous strain. Williams Pink Pills promise to strengthen blood, ease headaches and indigestion, and restore energy, urging readers to buy from Williams Medicine Co in Crookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mem
Weber
Hosper Digler
Williams’ Meultetae Co. Croekville
Fraternity Display Sparks Sportsmanlike Greeting at Ceremony
A mixed French and German team meeting produced a cordial handshake and sportsmanship as captains exchanged welcome words. Uwe Preach led the victors with five goals, while cheer followed the final whistle. Millen’s War Powders touted as worm protection. Petroleum production in Canidae reached 179,068 barrels in 1922 with $91,010 government bounties, and 181, etc. An urban university visitor questions a resident student’s identity, sparking a lighthearted misunderstanding at a boarding house.
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Capi
Look Belt Club
Srorher
Hig Fen
Arenel ci Tiles
Mavens
Osines
Uwe Preach
Eden
Canidae
Radio Inawe and Ambassadors in Radio Contact
A Roy ton Transcript notes that John is out and Sam can talk via radio, questioning saving ambassadors. It mentions Islanders using a drug in water to stupefy people for easy capture. It also records that America’s oldest frame building is a Maryland meeting house from 1684.
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John Out
Cacle
Sam
Royton Transcript
America
Maryland
Saskatchewan approves sodium sulphate royalties change
The Saskatchewan Labour and Mines commissioner announces new royalties for sodium sulphate from ore deposits. The revised system fixes a base price per ton and ties royalties to a percentage of selling value, replacing old production-cost based royalties. Only two deposits are under development. the Dominion shows 17 to 20 million tons available across major sites, with potential for larger yields as reserves are tapped.
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Xeali
Chipien
Molloy
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Muskaskee Lake
Frederick Lake
Canada to welcome settlers under new policy plan
A Canada policy aims to bring suitable settlers, selecting for adaptability and farming methods. W J Robb chairs the department meeting outlining colonization plans with focus on soldier settlement and youth development, to place settlers in rural areas and foster agricultural integration.
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Canada
Capadian
Kitiowil
Robbing
Iser
Tishatter
Federagh
Greenwich Observatory to Move to Holmbury Hi
The Greenwich Observatory, famed since 1675 for navigation and nautical astronomy, is set to be relocated to Holmbury Hi. The move follows railway adjacent disruptions and aims to maintain the observatory as a world standard reference. A separate health notice promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a safe remedy for children with worms.
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Greenwich Observatory
Greenwich
Holmbury Hi
Greenwich Troe
Ixter Ininator
Wanted a general servant to do the work of a small horse
Local notice quotes a casual 18th century job desire from the London Daily News. The whimsical phrasing suggests a humorous or satirical request rather than a literal job listing. No further context provided.
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Eorough
Tlondon Daily New
Gift Received By Alberta University Board Receives Endowment Notice
The Alberta University reports a confidential donation and support plan involving a Rockefeller Foundation handover. Officials note recommended designation for a medical heritage project and a formal review at a December board meeting.
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Alberta University
Ted
Unisautian
Perensega
University
Biute
Rockefeter
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief For Aches And Colds
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a safe home remedy for aches pains and colds. It claims rapid relief from coughing cramps diarrhea and stomach issues and targets both young and old with strong endorsements from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acatl
Great Business Methods Paying U S In Liberty Bonds
Disjointed report notes payments related to Liberty Bonds and British savings under a wartime agreement. Mentions December 16 as a payment date and references to interest, principal, and discounts, with unclear attributions to The Mellistr Gas or St. Katharine's Standard.
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U.S
Britain
Great Tritvin
United States
John Tulls Financial
Liberty
St. Gatharine
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Safe for Babies
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as safe for sick babies and constipation and claims it sweetens the stomach, starts the liver, and relieves without griping. It warns against counterfeit versions and urges shoppers to insist on genuine labeling from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Livestock Market Report Highlights Canadian Supply Trends
Report No 6 from the Dominion Livestock Branch analyzes origin quality and volume of commercial livestock marketed in Canada. It covers Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario and Quebec for 1920 1921 and 1922, including stockyards on battoirs and exports. Copies available from the Publications Branch Department of Agriculture Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Livestock Branch
Markets Intelligence Service
Canada
Ite
Alberti
Sackatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canadian wheat expo July output surpasses last year by leaps
Canadian July wheat and flour show total 16,153,000 bushels, exceeding July last year by 4,479,000 bushels or 638 percent. Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
Smoke Screen Boomerang Airplane Attacks Battleships
The article describes a smoke screen tactic spread by fast planes to conceal battleships from aerial fleets. It notes the defense turning against Uren and questions the tactic’s effectiveness. It mentions a medicine claim by Dr Thomas Keleetyte for sprains and bruises.
Coolidge Says Aid To Germany Should Be On Business Basis
President Coolidge, after a White House conference with Ambassador Weidfeldt, stated aid to Germany should be furnished on a business basis, not as charity. He indicated he did not favor immediate relief appropriation as proposed by Senator Lanroot.
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Coolidge
Germany
United States
Whitehouse
Weidfeldt
Geran
Lanroot
Republin
Wisconsin
Fox Farms in Canada Valuation Figures by Province
The document lists fox farms across Canada with total value of 7 649 877 and provincial breakdowns. Prince Edward Island shows 2 692 509, Nova Scotia 0, New Brunswick 500 705, Quebec 764 115, Ontario 764 115, Manitoba 654 810, Saskatchewan 894 825, Alberta 750 992, British Columbia 122 850, Yukon Territory 102 40.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswithk
Gueber
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
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Edmanaos, Bates & Co., Ltd
Toranto
Lundiad
Dhe Landdady
Jones
Radio Inawe
Bassies
Canadian National Railway
Minard
Spohn
Rockefeller Foundation
Dandruff
Fes
H. P. McArthur
Miscouche
Matt Atiresa
Limeng
Liu
W. Moamtreal
Thomas
Ayer
Bayer
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