Remove Immigration Restrictions From Canada Parliament Session
The piece argues for scrapping the wartime immigration law and replacing it with a new act aligned to postwar needs. It blames organized labor for opposing immigration, cites high urban labor costs, farming needs, and national economic decline, and urges Parliament to decisively adopt large-scale immigration to restore prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
QuiersIn Council
Gar Railways
National Trailways
Impr Dia
Dominion
Failway
Indians Increasing Population in the United States
The article asserts that American Indians are not a dying race, noting over three hundred forty thousand in the United States, about seventy five thousand more than twenty years ago and comparable to numbers a century past. It references Youth's Companion and mentions sea temperatures at depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Forehead size not linked to intellect says professor
University of Chicago professor E78 Robinson argues that large foreheads do not indicate intelligence and that cranium size has no bearing on mental ability. He notes extensive measurements show no correlation between forehead size and intellect. The article also mentions Sahara daytime highs around 104 and nights near freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
University For Chicago
Tourists Swarm to King’s Tomb Unsealed Site
Tourists flood the region as the unsealing of the Inner chamber of King Yutenkhamun’s tomb nears. Hotels near capacity and transport scarce, with strict permit limits on British, American, and French archaeological parties. Slow access keeps correspondents restricted to glimpses of relics.
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Thes
Yutenkhamun
Carl of
Carmarvon
Pharosh
Nile
Luxor
Royal Leasure House
Nervous Exhaustion Treated With Williams Pink Pills
An Ontario woman details relief from neuralgia and fatigue after four days of work using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the pills with restoring strength, ending years of pain, and enabling her to resume full housework. They’re sold at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50 by The Williams Medicine Co Crockville, Ont.
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Wiliams
Mary Hanson
Theness
de Williams
C O
Crockville
Ort
Tanlac Claims Health Benefits in Calgary Endorsement
Sami Nicolson of 121 11th Ave East Calgary testifies Tanlac improved appetite sleep energy and work capacity noting lasting wellness after three years. The ad cites Tanlac for sale by druggists and claims over 35 million bottles sold.
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Sal
Taniac
Sami Nicolson
11Th Ave. East
Calgary
Alberta
Robin Hood Flour Mills
Tanlac
England Tops Earth Says Astronomer Discovery
English astronomer W H Jeans claims England sits at the top of the planet with the earth slightly pear shaped the tip in Southwest England and the stalk end in the South Pacific. The Parly News notes the royal astronomical secrets award. Also mentions asthma ads offering Dr Kellogg remedies.
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W. H. Jeans
England
Thily
Sens
South Pacific
Jeans
Parly News
Pont
Royal Astronomical Secrets
Invention Cuts Motor Vibration With Tuning Balance
Richard Soderberg of Westinghouse Electric Co has completed a dynamic tuning balance machine to reduce vibration in high speed small motors. The device is expected to boost efficiency for about 3,000,000 motors made yearly in the United States, worth around 25 million dollars, and may allow trains to travel faster. A Boston man touts Liniment for hair loss and claims to be the fastest wood-pating block cutter, producing a block per second with twelve helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Soderberg
Westinghouse Electric Co
Boston
British Expire Will Lead In Aviation
Montreal reports the Canadian Air Board may tender eight firing boats for patrols from domestic firms as part of a new aviation policy. London Central News cites government experts predicting Britain will lead in military and naval aviation with a large number of new aircraft.
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Montreal
Canadian Air Board
Sai
London Central News
Great Britain
Cas carets offer gentle bowel relief for all ages
An ad touts Cas carets as the nicest physic for adults and children to purge bowels with no cramps. It promises morning relief from headaches biliousness gases indigestion and upset stomach. It also features a Weather Taste Ike candy slogan and a comic exchange about a bill stirring one into fighting trim.
Your Teeth and the Need for Early Dental Care
The article explains natural tooth eruption and why baby teeth must not be left with long root fragments. It warns that incomplete root absorption causes abscesses and crowding, urging removal of abscessed temporary teeth and space maintenance for proper permanent tooth placement. It also recommends nitrous oxide or other anesthetics to prevent pain in children.
Youthful duty and guidance from Judge Landis
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis told Chicago Association of Commerce that youth hold the world’s future. He urged strong father and son companionship as the key to guiding boys toward a confident, ambitious tomorrow amid a troubled global scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Landis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Association of Commerce
Chicago
Landis
Bevy
Fewer Deaths From Communicable Diseases In Saskatchewan
In 1921 Saskatchewan recorded 925 deaths from communicable diseases, down 399 from the prior year. Typhoid fever whooping cough influenza and tuberculosis fell, scarlet fever and diphtheria rose. Death rate 122.5 per 100000. estimated loss to the province $1,750,006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Britain Cuts War Debt to Canada by November 1922
The Bank of Commerce shareholders were told that Britain's war debt to Canada had fallen from 130 million to 75 million dollars by November 30, 1922. The British Treasury’s five million dollar monthly payments have eased Dominion Treasury pressures over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Canada
Edmund Walker
Bank of Commerce
Dominion
Toronto Globe
Canada Potato Crop Yields Compared Over Years
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates Canada’s 1922 potato yield at 95,665,000 bushels from 683,594 acres, down from 701,912 acres in 1921. 1920 saw a record 133,891,909 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Bustiess
Making a Sun Dial For Newfoundland 8
Toronto professor Louis Stewart is crafting a scientifically precise sun dial for Dr Grenfell’s hospital in Newfoundland. He aims the instrument at the true meridian using the exact longitude and latitude recorded during a 1904 lunar eclipse expedition. The sundial will provide accurate local time for hospital work and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis 0. Stewart
Universty
Toronto
Newfoundlaind
Grenfell
Newfoundand
Stewart
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color For Worn Garments
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes to revitalize faded skirts waists coats stockings and draperies with easy at home use. It claims no streaking spotting fading or running and notes directions for wool linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
They’ve Roasted Him English Pathos
A satirical quip contrasts praise for Lloyd George with a lurid mock question about burning him, invoking stark wartime rhetoric and a clash of heroic compare and contemporary criticism.
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Mr. Lloyd George
John of Arc
Frances
Lloyd George
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