Canada Urged to Import Less Coal From Abroad
A Canadian economic analysis argues Canada should shift to domestic coal, noting Alberta and Nova Scotia reserves. It cites Manitoba's $18 million coal bill from the United States and urges buying Canadian coal to boost employment, stabilize markets, and keep wealth local.
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Canada
Nova ‘Scotia
Mises
Alberta
Britain
British Empire
United States
Manitoba
Lavé
S.J. Cook
Nova Scotia
Goal Mines
Eyeith
Farmers Win Prizes at 1919 International Soil Exhibition
In Kansas City the event honored livestock and dairy products. Prize awards covered horses, milch cows, other cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry among participants. Large totals listed for Manitoba reflect extensive exhibit counts across multiple categories.
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International Soil Editers
Kansas City
Unclear fragment hints at telephony figures and sea imagery
Fragmentary text mentions a phone per ten people and a large number 12 004 325 with garbled sea imagery and disrupted phrases. No coherent story or clear entities emerge from the readable portion.
Austria Defies Reparation Gold Demand
The Allied reparation commission demands part of Austria's gold reserve and access to vault keys. Austria rejects the order, calling it a violation of the Versailles treaty and insisting on sovereignty over its assets.
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Austria
Reparation Commission
Beavers Reported Dense Near Winnipeg in Manitoba
Beavers in the Winnipeg area show a higher density than in all of Northern Manitoba according to field observations. The report notes a notable concentration within about 100 miles of the city, with figures referencing 300 quoth across the region.
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Miamitoba
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Longest Thunder Roll Sets 45 Second Record
A historical note records the longest Thunder roll lasting 45 seconds, marked as the peak duration for the sound sequence. The event is noted for its musical or ceremonial significance during the period.
New Use For Saskatchewan Clay
A Waldeck farmer develops a freighter brick from clay found on his land. The clay, peculiar to Saskatchewan, is the only unique deposit in the Americas though Germany also has significant supplies. The brick burns for about half an hour when soaked in kerosene and lit. it can be replenished and reused indefinitely. Other potential uses include kalsomine, paper filler, Dutch cleanser, white shoe polish, and high quality bricks or tiles.
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Dhy
Waldeck
Germany
Dr Hamilton's Pills Advertises Health Revival
Lively 19th century style ad claims losing strength and dullness can be cured with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. It promises revived blood, lifted spirits, and renewed energy, urging use for a week to feel like new. Available from dealers for 25 cents or The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
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Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Dressed Meat: Canada May Shift to Packaged Cattle Trade
M P Burns of Burns & Co predicts cattle on the hoof to England will be replaced in Canada by dressed state transport within years. He foresees large eastern abattoirs to slaughter and prepare cattle for shipment overseas. Saskatchewan to loan half silos cost to farmers under Rural Credits Act pending legislative approval. Repayment due in one or two years.
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Me .P. Burns
P. Burns& Co
Canada
England
Saskatchewan ‘Government
Committee On Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
Goon Disease Remedy Promoted Despite Skepticism
A fragmented item describes a purported heart cure and amseer remedy with unclear claims and dubious effectiveness. The text lacks verifiable details and reads as an unsure promotional snippet from an older newspaper fragment.
Taking Chances at Elm Grove Express Whistle Incident
A railroad official is asked by a stern citizen to restrain the 11 55 express through Elm Grove from blowing its whistle on Sunday mornings. The official calls the request ridiculous, while the citizen explains the pastor keeps preaching until the whistle sounds, noting the train was twenty minutes late that Sunday.
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Elm Grove
Confounded Express
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Scary Links Between Teeth Decay and Diet Highlighted
A London study from the Lester Institute links trace disease in teeth to bacteria and enters of decay. It notes scurvy as a nourishment deficiency, with Totent scurvy common in under nourished children and warns parents not to wait for a child to outgrow dental problems.
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Lester Institut
London
Scautry
Baby's Own Tablets praised as gentle children's medicine
A Banff era notice highlights Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and stomachs without harmful drugs. Mrs A D West of Loreburn Saskatchewan reports strong satisfaction, praising ease of use and consistent effectiveness. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers boxes at 25 cents by mail from Brockville Ontario. The Banff to Lake Louise highway is completed though western ten miles await official opening. traffic expected to begin in June.
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A.d.west
Loreburn
Sask
Dr. Willams’ Medicine, Co
Brockville
Ont
Banff
Lake Louise
Banff To
Geologists foresee new glacial epoch in near future
Hopeful View cites Sir Phillip Gibbs predicting a great European war is a matter of time. Geologists, in contrast, think a new glacial epoch is only a question of time, marking a striking clash of global outlooks from The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Phillip Gibbs
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Fragmented medical note on cold related symptoms and pathogens
Fragmentary OCR reads as a medical note discussing cold head symptoms and possible pathogens. Mentions acute conditions and internal risk factors with unclear references to Ball’s and Sapien terms. Lacks coherent events or dates.
Canada Auto Industry 1959 Outlook From Bee Minton Bureau
A preliminary survey of the Canadian automotive sector covers autos, accessories, and repairs. Total investment reaches 57 million dollars, Ontario accounts for over 48 million with 40 of 1 236 plants. Employment 13 084 and payroll above 15 million. In 1919 touring cars valued 52 million and trucks 4 850 000 with 7 527 units. A dog wagging its tail is cited as a note of sincerity.
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Beeminton Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Docainion
Canada
Montreal Traveller Praises Patent Medicine Liniment
A Montreal traveler, Frank E. Johns, testifies that after a long tramp his leg pain vanished within minutes after using MINARD'S LINIMENT. He claims the product cured his ailment and extols its effectiveness to readers.
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Canada
Montreal
Munnar
Minard
Prank E. Johns
Discretion the Better Part: Workers Strike for Higher Pay
In a era of declining wages and uncertain demand for labor workers strike against nine months of work for salaries from 1800 to 3250 dollars. The Edmonton Bulletin notes that choosing stability over risk is common as experienced workers seek decent living from lasting positions.
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Edmonton Bulletin
Dr Thomas Electric Oil praised as the people’s choice
The article extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a lasting, superior preparation used widely by thousands. It emphasizes its continued growth, sterling qualities, and lasting position in the market despite many competitors coming and going.
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Thomas
Dickens's Grandson in Navy Captain Role
Gerald Dickens, grandson of the noted author, serves as a captain in the British navy. Nevada reportedly has a neutral spring of water said to color the shore black.
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Dickens
Gerald’ Dickens
Nevada
Okanagan Growers Contest False Claims and Trade Data
The Okanagan United Fruit Growers report for the past year shows sales exceeding two million dollars with 863 199 packages handled. Apples averaged 24434 in 1920 versus 1 94 in 1919, and shipments to New Zealand Great Britain and the United States rose. Prospects for 4921 are favorable. An unblemished record references sensational advertising methods used to promote worthless articles and Kellogg’s asthma remedy claims.
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Ala
Okanagan United
New Zealand
Great Britain
United States
Echo Kellogs
J. D. Kellogg
Pine species of the United States prized for value
About 28 pine species grow in the United States with the white pine Georgia pine red pine and the sugar pine on the west coast among the most valuable varieties.
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United States
Great West Coast
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Ball
Caer Ball
Sapien
Ortrom
Muniarice’s Manse
Kozema
Driane
Dorgiaian
The
Fruit Lands Exchange
Grand Forks
B.C
Resental
Devonshire — Terrace
Bradford
Yorkshire
Ellison
Church St
Toronto
Bayer
Uria
Andy
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