Public Suffers In Labor Dispute Warns Of Widespread Impact
A Detroit despatch on August 27 reports Henry Ford says a coal strike will lay off 105,400 Ford workers nationwide on September 16, with hundreds of thousands more in supplier industries idle. The piece argues labor conflict harms the public, urges arbitration, and criticizes leaders for resorting to “industrial war” instead of lawful conflict resolution.
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Petroit
Henry Fordan
Ford Motor Company
United States
Additon
Ford
Dleness
Canadian
Maritime
Canada
Alogether
Gwadra
Plan to Grab Fast Yea and timid passenger to g Fplans
The fragment discusses urgent commands to grab and act quickly during flight and road repair progress after a war. It notes 18,629 miles improved and 2,260 miles completely repaired of 33,000 miles of French roads. Mentions elephants of Ceyvion admired for strength and docility.
British trade mission eyeing Canadian manufacturing ties
Pielid, a British trade commissioner, reports optimism after two months in England. He notes Britain’s business leaders seek markets and invest in Canada, aiming to co operate with Canadian factories and distributors. They favor joint directorates and using existing Canadian facilities for production.
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FW. Pielid
Toronto
England
Britain
Field
Canada
When Women Suffer Beatle Inspired Dr Hamilton's Pills
A vintage health ad claims women suffer from side aches restlessness and blues signal weakness. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a soothing relief for constipation headaches and toxins removal. The ad urges use by women and girls and lists The Catarrhozone Co Montreal as the dealer.
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Dr. Hamilton
Toe joint counts compared through ancient to modern women
A scientist argues that women historically had varying numbers of toe joints from three in ancient Greece to four in Egypt. Today normal women typically have two joints, with some cases showing only one joint.
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Greece
Summer Complaints Kill Little Ones
An old advise note urges on early treatment of summer illnesses in children with Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. It claims prevention with occasional use in healthy children and quick relief if illness strikes, promoting safety and government analyst approval.
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Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Barter Loans Spread in Europe The Geneva Observer Reports
European creditors and debtors expand barter payments replacing cash. Romania sought 45 600 000 gold francs from Switzerland to replenish rail stock and accepted cereals and petroleum as payment. Czecho Slovakia also borrows Swiss goods and pays with large sugar shipments, complicating exchange rate questions.
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Geneva
London Observer
Rumania
Switzerland
Czecho- Slovakia
Healthiest Year Figures Report Canada Leads Health Ranking
Healthiest Year figures from thirty seven reinsurance firms show Canada leading the healthiest year overall with 19M noting record progress. The Isle of Alderney imposes no taxes and Minard is cited without other details.
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Canada
Tanlac Promises Relief From Stomach Trouble
Winnipeg man Lawrence Grant credits Tanlac with restoring his health after two years of stomach trouble. He reports weight gain and improved vigor following the treatment. The ad claims undigested food ferments poison the body and markets Tanlac as a stomach restorer for millions.
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Lawrence Grant
Bannatyne Ave
Winnipeg
Grant
Tanlac
Radio boom warned as 1260 new firms emerge in three months
A Toronto telegram warns investors that over 1,260 new radio equipment firms formed in recent months may fail. It cautions against trusting hype, noting widespread patent disputes among 37 manufacturers and infringements by others. Investors should vet sponsors and avoid rash investments in unproven ventures.
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Beredaed
Toronto Telegram
Britain to pay debts as allies also owe Britain
Premier Lloyd George says Britain would repay its debt to the United States and that Britain’s allies would be required to pay her. The era of debt forgiveness and mutual weeping over losses is over, the Kansas City Star notes.
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Britain
United States
Lloyd George
Kansas City Star
No Rest From Business On Neptune News Sea Edition
A critique notes progress eroding quiet aboard ships with Maers and wireless tech. The piece observes telegraphs, radio telephones, and the Neptune News daily aboard United States Lines ships intruding on seafaring solitude.
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Hners
Neptune News
United States Lines
Christian Science News
Radium Institute Plans Montreal Opening Under Quebec Government
Premier Taschereau announces the Quebec cabinet will open a radium institute in Montreal and plans to buy one milligram from the United States Radium Company at seventy seven dollars. Muscular rheumatism relief is advertised with Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil promising brisk rubbing until ease.
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Quebec
Radium Institute
Montreal
Taschereau
United States Radium Company of
New York
Thomas
Malagasy Spider Silk Substitute Promises Superior Quality
A silk substitute spun from Madagascar spider webs is claimed to surpass all real silks in many respects, offering an innovative material that could rival traditional silk for strength and texture. The announcement highlights the Madagascar origin and the product's notable advantages.
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Madagascar
New Stock Feeding Plan Targets Sheep and Hogs
A Western Elevators Vancouver syndicate plans to finish sheep and hogs on cleanings that contain many noxious weeds. Centralizing flocks in seed centres aims to prevent weed spread while preserving fattening value. The proposal attracts serious discussion among elevator and packing plant leaders.
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Vancouver Syndicate
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Ceyvion
Seaich
Europe
Minard
Island of
Alderney
Nace Direct
Wrought Iron Range Co of Canada, Limited
King Bt. W
Stanfield
Gore
Canadia
Stanfields Underwear
Truro
MacDonald
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