Canada’s West poised for rapid growth amid world demand
The article argues Western Canada can accelerate growth despite pessimism. It cites rapid domestic development in agriculture and industry since 1900, notes doubling of coal and timber output, rising dairy and livestock production, and a growing prairie population. It warns the United States may become a food importer, increasing Canada’s export role.
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Canada
United States
Patic
Siala
Coolidge
Croane
West
Western Canada
Dominion Government Bureau of Statisiles
Prairie Provinces
Asia
Empire wheat market odds rise after producers' resolution
The Brideh Enplre Producers' Orgade urges Britain purchase Canadian wheat once home supply is absorbed. Adoption of the resolution suggests a larger Empire market for Canadian wheat and import promotion.
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Great Britain
Grain Shipments Through North Route Reported
A Grain From North figures compiled for the Alberta and Great Waterways Railway show August to November shipments of 90 423 bushels of wheat 96 214 of oats and 64 292 of barley. The season total reaches 251 049 bushels.
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Alberta and G Great Waterways Railway
Cancelled Physician's License Debate Featured in Press
The Harmiston Herald reports that Sir Edward Crown an eminent English doctor lost his license after writing a signed newspaper article seen as advertising himself. The General Medical Council ruled he should focus on health articles for newspapers instead, to avoid further sanction.
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Engish
Renewed Health Through Blood Tonic Pills
Advertisement claims worn people regain energy and appetite by taking Dr Willams Pink Pills. It promotes a cure for thin watery blood, fatigue, and ailments from anxiety and hard work. Pills available from dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Wiihames
Dr. Willand Fink
Secret of influence and asthma remedies in a low notes sample
An Ottawa Journal excerpt discusses Britain's perceived influence via the League of Nations and the debt situation. It promotes Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a steady, non sensational aid. Edmonton reports two hundred dwellings built last year at $600000 and total building permits to November reach 2281100. Miller's Worm Powders claim to safely expel intestinal worms with easy administration for children.
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Britain
League of Nations
Ottawa Journal
J. D. Kellogg
Edmonton
Radio Receiving Sets in Canada Reach One Hundred Thousand
The 1921 report estimates 100 000 radio receiving sets in Canadian homes and 46 broadcasting stations in the Dominion, compared with 600 in the United States. Receivers sold totaled 31 609 at one dollar each, with next year’s revenue projected at 76 000 dollars.
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Canada
Mareh 3Lst
Dominion
United States
Supply follows demand and unemployment cure urged
An article notes that unemployment stems from lack of world demand for goods. It cites Dublin Free State Journal and cites Dr Franz Weightney in Switzerland noting the Great Library’s inability to find a book under three pounds. It also mentions the British warship H M C S Patriot joining the North America and West Indies squadron for drills.
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Dublin Freewan’s Journal
Franz Weightney
Switzerland
H.M.C.S
Patriot
North America and West Indies
League Seeks War Material Control Post War Era
League of Nations traffic commission reports rising war material exports from Europe after 1918 and proposes an international convention to curb arms production. The technical document aims to limit manufacturers and reduce preparations for future conflicts.
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Europe
Traffic Commission
League of Nations
Swedish Inventor Unveils Wave Harnessing Machine
Stockholm's Dagens Nyheter reports Lieut. Engineer Lundberg has designed a massive device to extract energy from ocean waves and currents. The apparatus measures about 200 by 100 yards, weighs 20,000 tons, and would cost around ten million kroners to install. It aims to capture up to 66 percent of a wave’s energy and could yield about 15,200 horsepower under certain conditions.
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Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Engineer Lundberg
Lundberg
Lundbergy
Mines in British Columbia set record production in 1924
Hon William Sloane, British Columbia Minister of Mines, stated that province mines produced the highest value in history, with output exceeding 345 million dollars, up nearly 10 percent from 1923. Metalliferous mines led the gains, totaling about 32.21 million in value, compared with 26.77 million the prior year.
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British Columbia
Wiliam, Sloane
Armes of
British Columbian
Settlers For Saskatchewan To Welcome Ukrainian Families
Five hundred families from Eastern Ukraine are planned for settlement in Central and Northern Saskatchewan. Officials from the St. Raphael Society and the Board of Trade met in Saskatoon to finalize arrival arrangements. Immigrants will be assisted by the St. Raphael Society in locating farm lands and will have sufficient funds to start farming on arrival.
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Ukraine
Cental
Saskatchewan
St. Raphael Society
Board of Trade
Saskatoon
Princess Mary Expected to Visit Canada Next Year
London reports Princess Mary daughter of the King and Queen will visit Canada with her husband Viscount Lascelles and their children in an informal tour next year. No specific date given. Eight hundred Scottish soldiers recruited by Lord Selkirk in Prince Edward Island during the summer of 1800s referenced.
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Mary
Canada
I Canga
London
Viscount Lascelles
Princésa Mary
Prince of Wales
France
Raly
Scotland
Selkirk
Prince Edward Island
Hopeful View Traveler Sees Trade Revival in Canada
J Harry Dodgson the retiring President of the Commercial Travelers Association told the Toronto meeting that Canada may see a trade revival by next spring under the Empire policy. F J Zammers elected 1925 president shared the view though winter changes appear unlikely. The association reported its best year despite adverse conditions.
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Canada
J. Harry Dodgson
Comercial Travelers’ Association
Toronto
F. J. Zammers
Diriveat
Dia
Canada in leadership of mineral production says resource study
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service of the Department of the Interior urges Canadians to study their mineral wealth. It notes many minerals are produced with Canada already leading in several sectors and warns people overlook their national value beyond promoters.
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Canada
Kerala
Natural Resourcea Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
British Industrialist Exults Over Canada Prospects
A prominent British businessman and leader of the engineering sector visited Canada for six weeks to survey resources and prospects. He found vast development potential, especially in engineering, and plans to present his findings to British business peers upon return.
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Whibley
FE. W
Petter, M.lale
Iritish Engineers’ Association
Petter’a, Limited
Vickers-Vetters, Limited
Dominion
Canada
Great Britain
Ensuring Independence in Aging and Health
The Ottawa Journal notes that fair health and basic education shield many from poverty at sixty. It argues that a sound plan plus willingness to sacrifice are essential, while most cases of late-life dependence stem from improvidence and idleness.
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Shixty
Lia
Otawa Journal
Clover Seed Market Reflects Canadian Seed Demand
A Department of Trade and Commerce report notes Canada supplies the market for clover seed under Tien mark. Imports in recent years averaged at least 1 620 metric tons, showing clover seed’s favored status among importers.
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Tienmark
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ted Clover
British aviation expert predicts empire air reach in 24 hours
Commander C. D. Burney, MP and aviation authority, foresees a future where any British outpost from London can be reached within 24 hours by airplane. He envisions a new airship network breaching India in four days and a fully enclosed machine operating at 100,000 feet, enabling rapid global reach.
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London
C. D. Burney
Breas
India
Commandor Burney
Thomas' Eclectric Ot Promises Relief for Humans and Animals
The advertisement claims a reliable remedy for ailments and mishaps in both people and animals, noting common inflammations bruises and other injuries. It stresses effectiveness for both human beings and the lower order of animals.
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Thomas
Translation of Rocks of Ages Inspires Hindustani Render
A missionary in India had the hymn Rocks of Ages translated into Hindustani. An English translation by two students produced lines praising old stone and self-effacement. The note also advertises Holloway's Corn Remover as a remedy for corn growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
New York Times
Holloway
Travel fish effects on Atlantic coast fishermen spread
The Montreal Gazette reports on travel fish from the Atlantic coast, noting that 19 sold in Ohio four times the amount the fishermen received, suggesting a broadening effect of travel on fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Oiiwa
Montireal Gazette
Tariff Affects Autos as Fr legge Alters Imports
The new tariff raises duties on automobiles and many imports, excluding foodstuffs, impacting the price and availability of autos. Montreal shipper reports show cattle shipments for the season reached 44,155 head, up 13,060 from last year and more than double 1922.
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Bis
Montreal
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