Sinn Fein candidates announced for Cork elections
J. J. Walsh and Liam Roiske, Sinn Fein MPs for Cork City, with Mary MacSwiney and Lord Mayor O'Callaghan named as Sinn Fein contenders in Cork parliamentary elections. Belgium joins the League of Nations court. F Peltzer signs as the 33rd sigmatory. A Montreal packinghouse strike ends with workers seeking reemployment on employer terms. New York landlords demand three months rent in advance to dodge rent laws. A Cleveland man reports auto theft then is stopped on suspicion after receiving duplicate license plates. L T Floyd resigns in Fredericton to join Manitoba Agriculture. Trial opens for 139 Austro-Hungarian officers linked to the death legion. Campion College construction starts in Regina at about 100000 cost, supervised by J P O Leary.
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J. J. Walsh
Liam Roiske
Sinn Fein
Cork City
Mary MacSwiney
O'Callaghan
Cork
Cleveland
L. T. Floyd
Apiary
Department of Agriculture
Fredricton
Manitoba Department of ‘Agriculture
Wich
Air Route Scheme in Northern Alberta Begins May
The Best commercial air route scheme in Northern Alberta will start by the end of May. Captain Mar, promoter, trains at Camp Borden and will return to Edenantan with an navigator license, three new flying boats, and a crew of expert pilots. McLennan will host the base for the air boats Ay along routes via Fort Vermilion Hay River Peace and Mackenzie Rivers to the Great Slave Lake Fort Norman oil fields.
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Alberta
Mar
Camp Borden
Edenantan Sherty
McLennan
Fort Vermilion
Hay River
Peace
Mackenzie
Great Slave
Lake
Fort Norman
To Retain Good Health Follow This Advice
Advice emphasizes bowel care to prevent illness. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills from The Catarrhozone Co Montreal as a mild efficient remedy for constipation and related ailments and claims wide use with 25 cent price.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Sinn Feiners accuses amid dying man last rites outrage
The Hamilton Spectator reports a claim that Sinn Feiners committed an outrage by nursing a dying man in the priest’s presence during the administration of last rites, noting a series of similar alleged actions and a public reaction already prepared for more.
Greeks Reject Settlement Opposing Negotiated Terms
The Greeks rejected a negotiated settlement offered by the Allies claiming rewards for wartime services and fines. Their overconfidence led them to press all demands by force, resulting in hard knocks and forecast tougher terms in future talks with the Turks.
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Tondon Daily Express
Navy tussah silk coat with pompon trim and roses
A navy tussah silk coat suited for cool summer days features a rolled collar that can be folded up. White silk pompons decorate the front, collar and cuffs, while a narrow belt fastens with two small rose ornaments. A matching hat with an upturned brim echoes the coat’s decoration.
TAINS CATARRH MEDICINE for Nasal Catarrh Relief
An 19th century реклам notice promotes TAINS CATARRH MEDICINE to build up the system and cleanse the blood for frequent head colds. Repeated attacks may become chronic. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Circulars free from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Circulars Tree
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Mexico Seeks Greater Trade With Canada and Britain
Senor Gustavo Luders de Ne, the Mexican consul for Ontario, arriving in Toronto to assume duties, says Mexico has a stable government and a bright future. He notes rapidly growing Canada Mexico trade and expects stronger ties with Great Britain, with prosperous conditions already at hand.
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Senor
Gustavo Luders de Ne
Ontario
Toronto
Mexico
Senor Luders
Luders
Canada
Great Britain
Red Cross Membership Drive Heavily Supported Nationwide
Major government and corporate bodies back the Red Cross enrollment effort. Canadian banks send literature coast to coast while Canadian National Railways distributes to all employees and the Deputy Postmaster promotes posters in post offices nationwide to boost participation.
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Red Cross
June Sto Il
Chartered Banks of Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Dominion
Vancouver's Successful Shipping Year 1920
Vancouver's Harbor Board reports 1920 as a banner year with 644 403 port passages including 50300 Trans Pacific travelers and the rest on coastwise steamers. Coastwise entrants totaled 11 449 ships tonnage 4 441 316. deep sea calls 336 ships net tonnage 1 163 699. Logs 136 million feet entered. lumber exports 25 million feet. Coastwise imports 226 334 tons. exports 85 012 tons in Q4.
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Harbor Board
Vancouver
Resume of Cattle Trade With Cardiff Port
Cardiff resumes cattle trade with Canada as a Canadian ship with beef cattle is due early in May. Cardiff remains the sole British Channel port licensed for immediate slaughter cattle imports, eliciting local satisfaction after a 15 year gap since last shipments. Abyssinian cattle horns noted as enormous yet light. India bamboo pulp now used for strong wrapping paper.
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Cardiff
British Channel
India
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil opens pores when rubbed externally and soothes irritated throats and bronchial infections when taken internally. It urges readers to try the product to be convinced.
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Thomas
Blood Health Claim Ad for Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement claims rich blood improves health and treats insomnia neuritis neuralgia and rheumatism. It cites Mr D J MacDonald of North River Bridge Nova Scotia who reports relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The offer lists 50 cents per box or six for $2 50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
Creation of League of Nations as essential for world peace
The article argues the League of Nations was necessary to preserve global peace. It asserts that without Versailles and the ensuing world effort, a future war would compel its creation, and credits the peace talks with arousing nations to join for peace.
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League of Nations
Versailles
St. Louis
Acreage In Western Canada Surpasses 1920 Levels
Western Canada farming shows a rise in available seeding acreage with the three prairie provinces totaling 12 785 750 this year versus 11 649 744 in 1920 Alberta leads the gain amid favorable conditions.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Nine women qualified to plead before high court judges
Nine women in England have qualified to wear the wig and gown and plead before the high court judges and in all courts of law.
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England
New Whistlers Draws Interest in vaudeville scene
A brief aside contrasts interest in a new Whistlers act with a lack of enthusiasm for vaudeville, as Mrs Newly Rich questions the appeal while a companion notes curiosity about the show.
Canadian Demand For German Goods Increases in Canada
A. R. MacMullen Co. Toronto brokers report rising Canadian demand for German products amid growing imports from Germany. German official trade shows cargoes en route as Canadian buyers and exporters delay customs rules to move shipments. Glass goods aluminum utensils earthenware hooks and eyes needles and pins noted. A Berlin clipping cites Canada hungry for metal goods toys harmonicas glassware and agency deals with German manufacturers expanding lines.
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Germany
Canada
A. R. MacMullen Co
Toronto
Hamburg
Berlin
Canadian Bureau of International Trade
Increased Interest In Western Canada Land Settlement
Ottawa reports rising public demand for land settlement information. Crown lands within fifteen miles of railways previously reserved for returned men opened to civilian entry May first. An estimated 200000 quarter sections of idle private land lie in prairie provinces, with a similar trend in older provinces.
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Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Work and Play Moral Quotation from Orillia Packet
A saying from the Orillia Packet extols congenial work over idle life noting no play and all work dulls a person yet all play without work makes a useless member of society. It cautions to seek work that is pleasant and done honestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Orillia
Classified sketch on a payroll theft and misdirection
A brief dialogue shows a bookkeeper asking how to account for missing cash and the manager suggesting to label it as tanning expenses. The exchange hints at payroll theft and the need for proper ledger entries.
New CPR Station At Moose Jaw Attracts Attention
The Canadian Pacific Railway company nears completion of a splendid new Moose Jaw station. The attractive buildings offer greatly increased accommodation for the heavy traffic at this important railway centre.
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C.P.R
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Moose Jaw
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Relief
A vintage ad claims worms sap children’s strength and health, offering Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy to drive out parasites and restore vitality.
New Line To Cuba Steamship Link Promises Trade
A Vancouver direct line of steamships to Cuba has been arranged. Cuba sent five thousand tons of raw sugar to Vancouver recently, while the return steamer carried a full cargo of canned salmon.
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Vancouver
Cuba
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