Alberta coal could ease Canada fuel crisis and boost economy
The editorial argues Canada should promote Alberta coal to solve Ontario and Quebec shortages. It urges Ottawa to subsidize transport costs, expand western trade, and cut empty return freight, boosting western employment and national self-sufficiency while easing high coal prices.
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Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
United State
Ottawa Journal
Toronto Star
Azo
Manitoba
United Bates
United States
Wear
Great Lakes
Canada
West
Ottawa
Young Canada Forest League mobilizes 140000 youths
The Canadian Forestry Association forms the Young Canadas Forest League with 140000 Canadian boys. They will patrol and aid fire rangers this year, receiving badges and detailed instructions to act as an auxiliary fire force across the Devilion region.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Young Canadas Forest League
Growth of Paper Mills in Canada Industrial Output Rise
Canada reports 100 operating pulp and paper mills with 49 pulp mills 33 paper mills and 17 newsprint plants. Industry progress suggests 1924 newsprint output of 1 500 000 tons using 2 250 000 cords of pulpwood. Oklahoma reports 19 060 pupils transported by school buses. Canada also has about 509 069 autos and trucks in use.
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Canada
Dominion
Mourning Tree Lore Tied to Ancient Cypress Myth
Fragmentary passage links a mourning tree to ancient cypress symbolism. It evokes dark streets of tombs and monuments as decor, hinting at funerary rituals and commemorative customs from a bygone era.
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Phe Wee
Imea
Chinese Bible Distribution Surges in China
The Bible Society reports 19 356 Chinese buying Bibles and 7 987 325 volumes circulated in China in 1822 across 16 languages and eight foreign tongues. New anti Christian movement sparks interest with shops selling Testaments to non Christians, including government students in Pekin.
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China
Repor
Shanthai
Pekin Atone
Nerviline Advertisement Claim for Neuralgia Relief
A vintage ad promotes Nerviline for neuralgia and related pains. It promises fast soothing action as the warm tint spreads and deepens into sore tissue, with pain easing and soreness fading soon. It claims rapid relief for neuralgia sciatica rheumatism and touts large bottles sold widely.
Canadians Consume Cheese Boldly But Eat Little Cheese
Canadians rank fairly high as cheese consumers yet average less than three pounds per head per year. Dairy Commissioner J A Ruddick notes some countries eat three to five times that much. He suggests improved catering, convenient cheese sizes, shapes, and advertising to boost consumption.
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Canadians
J. A. Ruddick
Canada
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aimed At Rheumatism Relief
An Ontario testimonial claims rheumatism stems from impure blood and says Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich and purify blood to banish pain. Mrs Bryson of Arthur describes relief after months of doctor care and pains in shoulders and neck vanishing. She also notes benefits for a change of life and recommends the pills to others. The ad invites readers to purchase locally or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
Dr Williams
Prosperity Signal Shown by Prairie Automobile Ownership
Authentic 1922 figures show Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba with 181 231 motor policies up from 142 874 in 1921. All Canada totals were 453 452 in 1921 and 616 215 last year. Prairies hold about one third of nine province car cycle and truck registrations. Alberta 60 234 Saskatchewan 56 659 and British Columbia 82 724.
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Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Prairies
Dominion
British Columbia
Lake Shippers Expect Big Year Add 42 New Vessels
Lake shippers forecast a strong year as grain flow rises on the Great Lakes. Reports indicate 42 new vessels will join fleets on the lakes and canals, expanding elevator capacity and signaling confidence in a heavier grain movement ahead. Minarda Liniment for Distemper.
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Great Lakes
Your Teeth and Diet for Healthy Teeth
Article urges dental veterans through diligent brushing and early treatment. It links mouth health to overall digestion, emphasizes diet's role, and outlines feeding steps from infancy to toddler years including butter, toast, rusks, and soft proteins.
Coping With the Drug Habit Gains Canadian Institutional Support
The drug problem in Canada is shifting as provinces plan dedicated hospitals to treat addicts. Gov entities and medical groups press for separate institutions, with Winnipeg considering a civic hospital. In the United States, public treatment and police cooperation curb trafficking, including a 12005 pound drugs consignment seized en route to Montreal via New York.
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Canada
Fo OW. Cowan
Chemarentic
avesteLl Fg
Rultor A& Istia
Winnipeg
United States
Health Department
Caminche
Monpureal
New York
Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsements Reach Quebec
Madame Roch Martel of St. Henri Quebec praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after five years of back and body pain. She credits three boxes with restoring health and strength and urges others to try the remedy. The ad claims kidneys filter impurities from blood, linking ailments like fatigue headaches and rheumatism to kidney weakness.
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Quebec
Dodd
St. Henri
Que
Madame Roch, Martel
Canada
Growth Of Canada Figures Show Remarkable Expansion
Prof R C Wallace of the University of Manitoba spoke before the Winnipeg Rotary Club noting that in the past 25 years Canada’s population rose 0 percent railway mileage grew 120 percent and industrial use expanded 700 percent highlighting a shift to an industrial nation.
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Canada
Traore
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan Women Cite Low Infant Mortality Rank
At the Saskatchewan Council of Women annual convention the low infant mortality rate is noted being second to British Columbia. In 1922 births averaged 61 daily with 105 deaths per 1000 live births before age one. Saskatchewan paid 6275 in maturity grants the only such aid in the Americas. Machinery valued at 49900 has been bought by Manitoba Woollen Mills to begin immediate production of blankets wool and mackinaws. Over 200 Manitoba farmers are shareholders in the company.
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Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Saskatchewan Council of Women
Manitoba Woollen Mills, Limited
Manitoba
Woman Shares Health Gain After Canine Treatments
Mrs A Harbach describes gaining 24 pounds after canine remedies restored her health. She recalls nerve weakness, poor appetite, and weight loss two years ago and says treatment ended her troubles, making her feel strong and grateful.
Alberta Coal Production Surges Making Nova Scotia Lesser Heir
Alberta mines produced 5 970 704 tons in 1922, surpassing prior years and making it the heaviest coal producing province in the Dominion. The Nova Scotia rise appears secondary as Alberta leads in output while London roadways shift to thicker concrete foundations for heavy motor traffic.
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Nova Scotia
Alberti
Alberta
London
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