An Era of Global Shifts Reported In Brief
The National Assembly in Angora elected Mustapha Kemal Pasha president by unanimous vote. Global news notes large mine wage boosts, rail accidents, Pacific typhoon casualties, food rationing in Germany, piracy injuries off Nova Scotia, and Canada’s new ship service to Avonmouth. Ismet Pasha arrived in Constantinople amid celebratory scenes following treaty maneuvers.
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National Assembly
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Rohr
Foginl
Fiapress
Canada
Victoria
B.C
Mong Kong
J. Scare Hankansen
Nova Scotia
Arthur Moore
Weymouth
Elayistics
Hamburg
Germany
Vancouver
Vancover
Avonmouth
England
Tom Moore
Frades and Labor Congress of
Geneva
Ismet Pasha
Constantinome
Lausanne
Pourmirlers
United States
Ciy
Gypsum Production in Canada Rises in 1922 Shipments
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada gypsum shipments in 1922 totaled 559 265 tons worth 216 895 dollars, up 72 215 tons and 275 360 dollars from 1921. Western quarry totals were Manitoba 39 147 tons and British Columbia 160 tons.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
British Columbia
British claim on German U boats and merchant losses
A historical report notes British forces sinking thirteen German submarines as part of a broader convoy fight. It cites Admiralty statements on subs concealed in the Channel and the Strait, and describes the drop in English merchant shipping due to U boat activity and Allied countermeasures.
Nerviline advert and flour mill milestone at Medicine Hat
A nostalgic ad touts Nerviline as a universal home remedy for aches pains coughs and stomach issues promising rapid relief and safety. The Medicine Hat Flour Milling Company marks its tenth anniversary with output reaching 3 500 sacks per day and total shipments exceeding five million barrels since startup.
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Ggellvy “Flour Milling Company
Medicine Hat
Problems Of Moving Huge Grain Crop
The article explains the challenges of moving Western Canada’s grain by rail to world markets. It covers the need for sufficient boxcars and motive power, the surveillance of loaded and empty cars by Canadian National Railways officials in Winnipes, and the yearly preparations starting before September to ensure timely delivery. The CN Railways anticipate improved capacity and readiness to handle the grain flow this year.
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Western
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Winnipes
Western Canada
Cshesun
Europe and America Trust In Childhood Friendship
The piece argues that Europe and the United States once shared simple trust and cooperation. It contemplates renewed good will between nations amid greed and intrigue, hoping mature states revert to a safer, cordial road of destiny.
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United States
Te Aires
Canada
Naver
Richmond
Times- Dispateh
Coal shipment begun for Ontario demonstration program
Alberta coal is moved to Ontario under a seven dollar a ton special CN rate for a demonstration across eastern centres. Howard Stutchbury, Provincial Trade Commissioner, will distribute the 6400 ton supply sourced from Drumheller mines and the Edmonton Pembina and Yellowhead Pass districts.
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Ontario
Alberta
Canadian National Railways
Howard Stutehbury
Drumheller
Edmonton
Pembina
Yellowhead Pass
Record Iron Ore Shipments Reach Postwar High
Lake Supenoc district shows iron ore movements for the season through July totaling 26,596,731 tons, the largest since 1918. Officials expect eastbound tonnage to hit about 66,000,000 tons, aiming to match the wartime record of 62,011,000 tons.
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Lake Supenoc
Manitoba Cattle Loan Company Formed To Aid Farmers
An organization named the Manitoba Cattle Loan Company Limited is formed to advance funds to farmers for cattle purchases. AJ R. Speers serves as president with long cattle experience, and AD M. Johnson, Agricultural Commissioner at the Canadian National Railway, serves on the executive.
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Manitoba Cattle Loan Company, Limited
AJ R. Speers
Manitoba
AD. M. Johnson
Canadian National Raily
Science and Medicine Speakers at Surgery Congress
At the surgery congress ten doctors of worldwide celebrity spoke on progress in health. Neville Chamberlain, the Minister of Health, credited science and medicine for a major rise in life expectancy and a drop in national death rates from 37 to under 33 per thousand. Infant mortality fell from 133 to 0 per thousand despite overcrowded areas.
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Surgery Congress
Neville Chamberlain
Mother Graves' Worn Exterminator Promises Lasting Relief
Suffering children may find relief with Mother Graves' Exterminator products as claims of efficacy and lasting effects are presented in promotional text. The piece emphasizes satisfaction for mothers seeking comfort for their families.
May Stilt Fly to Pole With Amundsen Plan
Cap t Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, indicated a possible new attempt at Spitzbergen base after a forced stop during a Alaska to North Pole flight. Coast Guard cutter Bear reached St Paul Alaska after voyages to Point Barrow and Wainwright where the expedition established a base. Minard's Lintaont for Headache.
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Roald Amundsen
Alaska
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Swimps
Coastguard
Bear
St. Paul
Point Barrow
Wainwright
Allied business presence rises in China with varied national firms
The article notes a surge in foreign firms in China including 3,940 Japanese and 162 848 Japanese, 96 727 Russian British, 377 American firms and Americans, followed by French Portuguese and German firms. It cites a growing Russian population signaling shared economic interests with Russia.
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China
Jan Orms
Russia
Debt Paid in Hamburg Bakery Mortgage Saga
A Hamburg capitalist sent 10 060 works to four bakers on a mortgage years ago. Recently the bakers paid off the debt with a seven cent cake.
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Hamburg
Tailleur Unveils New Sleeve Set and Embroidered Pockets
The article previews a semi-sports tailleur featuring a new sleeve set and full underarm line with beautifully embroidered pockets enhancing both style and function.
Trees Advance Across Prairies Says Forestry Chief
Arch Mirehet of the Canadian Forestry War from Otawa reports to the Edmonton Bulletin that the aspen park land tree line has shifted from 61 to 100 miles in twelve years. He notes sheltering evergreens and spruce now growing on prairie bluffs about forty miles from other spruces, promising welfare gains for westerners.
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Prairies
Arch Mirehet
Ot“Vawa
Edmonton Bulletin
Mitchell
Aspen Park
Water Health Remedy Ad Amid Diarrhea Claims
Mr. Pred Palmer of Brantford Ontario endorses Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for diarrhoea and bowel trouble in children. The ad touts 78 years on the market and warns against untried substitutes. Also mentions a giant 5,467 gallon Leviathan smokestack water tank and a misquoted line about the Ulane Stack.
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Pred Palmer
Dalhousie St
Brantford
Ont
Dr. Fowlers
Alberta population growth 1901 to 1921 figures
From 74 000 in 1901 to 687 644 in 1921 Alberta’s population grew nearly ninefold. Sixty percent are of British origin. The note adds U S presidents’ average age at death is 69 years and about 100 009 inhabitants live on Vesuvius slopes.
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Alberta
The
United States
Vesuvius
Britain’s Ships Most Busy Globally, Globe Reports
From London Herbertto Cas son sends a review of the British Chamber of Shipping annual report to the Boston News Bureau. He notes British ships are six times busier than others and idle tonnage totals show Britain holds about one third of high seas ships and one eighteenth of idle tonnage.
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Herbetto Casson
London
Boston
British Chamber of Shipping
England
Toronto Globe
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promise and Saskatchewan Grain Use
An ad lists Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless corn remedy promising relief in 24 hours, priced 25¢. It also reports Saskatchewan grain production data: 32,000,000 bushels yearly for 21,000,000 acres, with 20,000,000 bushels of wheat seed, 10,000,000 oats, 1,000,000 rye, 700,000 barley, and 300,000 flax.
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Saskatchewan
M. P. Tullis
Cholera Infantum and Baby's Own Tablets Use
Cholera infantum is a sudden fatal childhood illness in summer. Baby's Own Tablets regulate the bowels and sweeten the stomach to prevent summer complaints. They are advertised as safe with no opiates, sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville or by mail.
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Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Four Climbers Reach Summit of Mount Mary Vaux
Four climbers from Chicago and Ohio reach the 10,000 foot Mary Vaux summit after a six week trek through rough terrain. Douglas Sutherland Don Herzberg Dr Emily J Widdercomb and Miss Mary Blakeslee complete the ascent led by Bruce Otto amid skepticism from locals.
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Chicago
Ohio
Jasper
Aio
Mount Mary Vaux
Douglas Sutherland
The
Civic Federation of Chicago
Don Herzberg
Emily J. Widdercomb
Kent
Mary Blakeslee
Medina
Bruce Otto
Mary Vaux
Canadian National Rockies
Tobacco Growing in England Faces Postwar Revival
The article notes tobacco cultivation in England was banned until 1910 and that by 1913 about 140 acres were under crop. After wartime difficulties, the industry shows signs of recovery with expectations Britain will gain prominence in world markets.
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England
Valuable Vancouver Island seat skins shipped to London
A highly valuable catch of seat skins from the Indians of the west coast of Vancouver Island was shipped from Vancouver for transshipment to London. The parcel was valued at $50,060.
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Vancouver Island
Vancouver
London
Immigration Rise Brings More Settlers to Canada
Immigration returns for the year show a large increase in new settlers arriving from Great Britain the United States and various European countries. Minard's Liniment retrieves cold.
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Canada
Great Britain
United States
A New Street Cleaner Introduced in Winnipeg
Winnipeg adopts a dry dustless street cleaning system designed by Mr Blaney, a former Winnipeg resident now in the design role. Tests showed water and wet sweeping worsen dust. after dustless sweeping, streets remain cleaner once dry. The notice also mentions a cough remedy claiming Dr Thomas eclectric oil eases respiratory irritation.
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Winnipeg
Blaney
Thomas
Incorporation Sought for Northern Saskatchewan Village
Applicants seek village status for a settlement at Big River north of Prince Albert. The community, started by lumber interests, now relies on trapping and fishing and lies far from a railway, limiting grain farming potential.
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Saskatchgwan
Big River
Sask
Prince Albert
Memorial Lighthouse Proposal for Santo Domingo in Columbus Honor
A memorial plan proposes building the world’s largest lighthouse on Santo Domingo to honor Christopher Columbus, funded and supported by the twenty republics of the western hemisphere.
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Santo Domingo
Christopher Columbus
Hemisphere
Minard's Liniment for Corns Prompts Public Notice
A fragment reports Minard's Liniment for Corns as a topic in a public notice. The text includes unrelated zoological and astronomical claims about an adult sea-lion and sun magnitude compared to the moon, without clear context or dates.
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Vice Admial Keyes Har
Taord Harter
Edoby
Perkrstone
Ives Tos
Colle
Ite
Stiany
Dr .Phowas
Europe
Lake Superior
Cattle Loan Association
Minard
Leviathian
Ulanie Nner
Leur
Sma
Britain
British
Mt. Mary Vaux
Chine
Columbus
All & Co., Limited
Dominion Express
BLACK
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
U.S
California
W.B
Kendall
Arin
Nb Huafug
Winare
Fen
Alwlie
Fok Haworth
Ederrtlee
DR. 8. J. Kendall Company
Enesburg
USA
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