Canadian Banks and Provincial Roles in the Money System
A discussion on currency and bank policy amid tight money, arguing against provincial banking expansion. The piece notes federal jurisdiction, Farm Loans Boards limits, and dangers of state banks as North Dakota experiments are cited for context. It emphasizes confidence and practical banking wisdom over hastily created provincial institutions.
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Eal Gaia
Thote
Confederation
Riidment
Thorne
Susé
Farm Loans Boards
North Dakota
Abaui
Banka
Haha
Canada
Banke
Sut
Bankital Ia
Ragemie Cle
Catarrhozone Promoted for Cols Relief by Doctors
Advertised cure touts Catarrhozone as natural relief for throat and catarrhal symptoms. It promises to drive out germs, heal sore spots, and relieve bronchitis and colds by inhaling healing fumes from a pine wood derived formula. Complete outfit costs $1.00, smaller size 50c, guaranteed to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarrhogone Co
Kingston
Immigration statistics show large Canada to US and UK movement
Six months to November 1 record 109 856 in total immigration index up 32 percent from last year. Great Britain supplied 60 370 entrants, United States 34 708, other countries 4278. Also US emigration details and Canada to US movements noted with incomplete ports figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Americas
States
Western banking woes and the Canadian system contrast
The piece discusses banking distress in the West and compares Canadian small local banks with the larger Canadian and U S systems. It questions branch closures and self sufficiency while urging the value of a stable, mixed banking framework to protect savers and avoid widespread failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadi Ag
United States
Smeseh
Sabranis
North Dakota
Chltck
Western Canada
Western Provinces
Prairie Provinces
the West
Everest Climb Plans Loom As Reconnaissance Aims High
The Manchester Guardian discusses Everest survey plans to aid a future ascent. It notes the immense risks of treacherous winds and landing zones, the need for air reconnaissance, and the possibility of four camps above 18 000 feet and one above 25 000 feet depending on site locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everest
Martin Conway
Sir Martin
Conway
Africa
South America
British Empire
Conte
Manchester Guardian
Holly Trees in England In the New Forest
The holly tree is common in England with glossy leaves and gleaming berries. In the New Forest holly trees grow vigorously, reaching up to sixty feet tall with thick fingerlike trunks and broad branches, among England’s most striking trees alongside oaks and yews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New Forest
Earth
Farmers Rally Demand CPR Completion of Suffield Branch
A mass meeting of farmers from the Blackie Lomond region urged rapid action to finish the Suffield branch from Lomond to Blackie. A delegation was authorized to meet CPR vice-president D C Coleman to press the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackie-Lomond
Suffield
Lomond
Blackie
D.C. Coleman
CPR
Kipling Debate Spurred by Abstinence Publisher
A fragment recalls Rudyard Kipling challenged by a cranky publisher over total abstinence norms. The editor learned that an American magazine writer drank sherry and urged replacing alcohol with a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Atory
Bey
Fragmentary river animals report in youth outreach note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions animals surging across a river and a note about youth and a report. No clear event, names, or dates are readable.
James and LeRoy Speaking in Winnipeg Tribune Style
A damaged OCR style fragment quotes a dialogue about what James should have said. The exchange involves LeRoy and James with phrases about saying once or twice, attributed to the Winnipeg Tribune. No clear date or full context is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
LeRoy
Winnipeg Tribune
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Quick Relief
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil for sprains bruises sore throats and minor ailments. Claims healing power known in every section of the community with bottles recommended for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Thimas
Boy 12 Victim in Accidental Shooting Near Islea
A report to provincial police states Jean Matheouf, age 12, was accidentally shot and killed by Alex Bishop, a 2 year old half bred child. The incident occurred in remote Saskatchewan hinterland, far from wired communication near Buf fael River north of Islea La Crogse.
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Jean Matheouf
Alex
Bishop
Buffael River
Islea
la Crogse
Ontario Public Libraries Lead World in Proportion
A report from inspectors of Public Libraries for Ontario notes the province operates 425 public libraries, a rate high per capita compared with any state or province. The Ottawa Library Association is referenced in the address by W. Carson and Aq.
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Ottawa Library Association
W. ©. Carson
Ontario
Protecting temporary teeth safeguards child health
Dr Rea Proctor McGee urges parents to value the two to six year period when temporary teeth are most vulnerable. He warns that decay and pulp exposure threaten future permanent teeth and overall growth, noting abscesses can cause systemic infections and long term damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Proctor McGee
M.D
D.D.S
West Indies Trade Drive Prompts Canada Market Outreach
As a result of the reciprocity treaty with the West Indies, manufacturers' agents seek to stimulate trade with Canada. They have written the Vancouver Board of Trade detailing business methods in the West Indies and are pushing BC manufacturers to extend operations into that region.
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West Indies
Canada
Vancouver Board of Trade
Hohenzollern Baby Named Herzleid at Baptism
The daughter of ex Prince Oscar, son of the former Kaiser, received the name Herzleid at baptism. The unusual title meaning heartache reflects the Hohenzollerns’ sorrow over their downfall and is borrowed from Parsifal’s maternal references in Wagner.
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Hohenzollern
Herzleid
Oscar
Hohenzollerns
Wagner
First Annual Meeting of British Columbia Honey Producers
The firs annual meeting of a British Columbia Honey Producers Association in New Westminster shows a membership of 280 beekeepers. The convention decided to adopt a label that stamps a guarantee on all their product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
British Columbia
Possibilities of Alberta Pulp Industry Seen by Lumber Leader
T A Burrows, head of a Manitoba lumber concern, sees a bright future for pulp along the Saskatchewan River west of retake on ton. He notes pulp wood available to justify a large mill but emphasizes the need to develop river power. The Saskatchewan river system offers sufficient potential power to operate several pulp mills if harnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
T. A. Burrows
Manitoba
Alberts
Saskatchewan
Retake
Ton
Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Canadian Mother
A Quebec mother testimonials that Baby's Own Tablets soothe a sick child and ease teething. The ad claims the tablets regulate bowels sweeten the stomach banish constipation and indigestion and quell simple fevers. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippe Payen
St. Flavien
Cubs Now Grow Up In Canada Delegates Mention
A Toronto Star piece reprints a New York paper describing Canada’s delegates and youth governance. It notes the Cubs facing out of control labeling and questions family guidance on youth growth amid unsettled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Aw Genes
New York
Jongi
Jion
Toronio Star
Worm Exterminator Promises Relief for Weakened Children
A colonial pamphlet touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy for child illnesses linked to worms. The ad claims the remedy reduces suffering and improves health in young patients.
Rubber Industry in Candeid In a Preliminary Report
A Bureau of Statistics report notes about 43.9 million dollars invested in the rubber industry and employment for about 11,500 people.
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Candeid
Bureau of Statistics
Heavy Decrease in Canadian Cattle and Beef Exports
A government note reports a sharp drop in Canadian cattle exports and beef shipments. The 1920 figures are incomplete but indicate about 400000 fewer live cattle exports and almost 8000000 pounds less beef, compared with 1919.
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Tivestoe Missioner of
Canada
Pearse
Late And Neisy Tribunes Quip From Lloyd George
Fragmentary OCR note references Lloyd George remarking with a late arrival and a character named Hloise in a Tribune item. The readable fragment hints at a witty or ironic line about arrival and impact, with no clear event, date, or location to anchor.
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America
Dale
Lloyd George
Hloise
Chieigs ‘Tribune
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Bankin
United
C.P.R
Ares
Radyard
Boy
Ontario Public Libraries
West ‘Indies
Mrs. Simple
Brazil
Tall
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