Pooling Wheat Pools Proposed to Market Canadian Crop
Farmers in Western Canada push cooperative pools to market the 1923 wheat crop. A binding five year contract is required for at least fifty percent of growers in a province to sign, delivering all wheat to the pool for uniform pricing and to prevent price drops. Skeptics exist but leaders seek a fair trial to improve agricultural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizarad Beard
Canada
Wheat Board
Farmers
Remembered and forgotten in the Irish question remark
Churchill quotes a gifted American on the Irish question noting that England forgets, Ireland remembers, and America never knew. The London Times cites a reevaluated epigram showing Ireland beginning to forget while Sigland recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
England
Ireland
America
Sigland
London Times
Airplanes Deliver Supplies to Northern Survey Teams
The Air Board and the geological survey coordinate a new summer program to airlift supplies to surveying parties in Northern Canada. Previously, shipments came by pack or canoe with portage from the steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Board
The
Geological Survey
Canada
Board
Banff Windermere Road Traffic and Norse Stone Axes Found
The National Parks Department reports 1 089 vehicles used the Banff Windermere road with nearly 500 from the United States. Calgary auto camp hosted 4 600 tourists since July. In Norway fourteenth century stone axes unearthed, dated about 7 000 years ago, indicate early farming artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banff Windermere
National Parks Department
Calgary
Norway
The Important Part Patient
A brief health note describes a trolley accident injury with reassurance of recovery and a question about the cost of care the patient receives. The fragment suggests a medical consultation setting and concern over expenses.
The Price of Progress and Urban Noise
A reflective piece argues that dense electrical wiring and urban growth create rising noise and stress. It calls for a crusade for quiet as a vital social issue and peace of mind for city dwellers.
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promote Health And Sleep Aid
An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a grand family remedy to cleanse the liver move the bowels and restore health. The pitch claims boosts in spirits appetite blood and nerves and notes the 4 25¢ box price sold by medicine dealers. Canada 1922 sea fish catch value totals 20 963 284 with British Columbia leading at 5 045 302 for salmon and hall but catch at 2 564 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Canada
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Hall
Delicate Girls Need New Blood Ad Script
An essay on anaemia in young girls attributes causes to heredity poor air diet and lifestyle. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic that improves blood and vitality from the first dose and urges prompt use. The pills are sold 50 cents per box with six boxes for $2.50 by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Portuguese Aviator Plans World Flight Route
Col. Saccadura Cabral, famed for the Lisbon to Rio flight, outlines a three‑part world itinerary. Lisbon to Japan 2876 miles, Japan to Newfoundland 7850 miles, Newfoundland to Lisbon via Fayal and Punta Delgada 2140 miles. At 70 mph, he expects 280 flight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saccadura Cabral
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Japan
Newfoundland
Fayal
Punta Delgada
Heat of Flowing Lava Readings From Mount Etrak Eruption
Scientists measured lava from Mount Etrak using thermometers inserted near cracks and reported 1724 degrees Fahrenheit. They note the interior may be hotter and speculate on conditions beneath the crater. The piece also mentions humor about bill collectors and a dental liniment advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Etrak
Men of
Science
Tihe Mountain
Soldier Settlement Beant reports top farm production figures
The Soldier Settlement Beant reports totals for war service farms including 4 515 bushels of grain 315 512 bushels rye 17 053 bushels flax 37 328 tons fodder corn 26 299 tons turnips and mangos 194 509 barrels apples and yields per crop. Area reported 428 069 acres with 1 270 848 acres under cultivation. Livestock census lists 77 394 horses 215 mules 88 949 milch cows 13 773 brood sows 32 375 other swine 11 225 sheep 807 491 chickens 3 722 turkeys valued at 19398 397 dollars. Settlers average five horses four milch cows six other cattle and 65 chickens with high garden and dairy participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Settlement
Inshe Soldier Settlers
Bank Failures In Canada Reflect Broader Banking Struggles
The London Times notes the Home Bank of Canada suspension as part of ongoing Canadian banking difficulties over the past nine years. It emphasizes that despite current troubles, the overall Canadian banking system remains sound and well managed, with major banks likely to emerge through the period of stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Home Bank of
Canada
Dominion
Home Bank
the Times
Ottawa appoints Lemaire Privy Council Clerk after Laurier era
Promotions in Ottawa name E. J. Lemaire of Ottawa former private secretary to the late Sir Wilfrid Laurier as Clerk of the Privy Council to replace the late Rodolphe Boudreau. The post carries deputy minister rank. L. J. Gadboury becomes Deputy Postmaster General of Canada and P. T. Coolican advances to General Superintendent of Postal Services for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Lemaire
Ottawa
WiLfrid Laurier
Privy Council
Rodolphe Boudreau
Canada
R. M. Coulter
L. J. Gadboury
Eastern Canada
P. T. Coolican
Western Canada
Too Good to Last Stenographers with One Day Jobs
A clever man advertised for typists at high wages then hired each applicant for a day without pay. After their work he sent a five cent stamp notice saying the work failed, keeping the offices full of hopeful yet unpaid applicants until a judge intervened.
Mines Reopened in Lake of the Woods District Ontario
Revival of mining in Ontario near the Manitoba boundary leads to reopening old workings with hopes of permanent coal production. Estimation signals that elementary education in England will cost 165,000,000 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of the Woods
Ontario
Manitoba
England
Gasoline From Coal Promises Cheaper Fuel Production
A New York chemist’s method, now in Forts control, could slash coal to gasoline costs and enable local metering for affordable fuel. By products like coke and lubricants would be produced in factories, transforming car fuel, steelmaking, and other industries with lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
New York
Pirar Aly
Ford
Diron
Bacaghite
Warseristh
Animals Grow Scarce and Expensive Postwar Market
Wild animals command high prices as postwar scarcity limits supply. Giraffes fetch about 5000 dollars, hippopotamuses 2500 to 5000, and good meres 1250 each. John Hagenback seeks British permission to deploy German catchers to India to visit the Maharajah of Gwalior and obtain more tigers. The Maharajah previously received eight lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
John Hagenback
India
Gwalior
Mr. Hagenback
German-Russian Seed Growing Co to Run 30000 Acre Farm Near Moscow
A German organization named the German Russian Seed Growing Company takes an agricultural concession in Russia. It plans an experimental farm on about 30000 acres near Moscow. Similar German ventures follow, including a Krupp style agricultural concession in Ukraine and future wood concessions of 200000 acres near Mya-Rybinsk with sawmills and cellulose plants planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Ukraine
Mya- Rybinsk
Radio Cops Appointed Across 22 Districts in Dominion
The radio telegraphic branch of the Department of Marine and Fisheries appoints 22 districts from North Sydney to Vancouver. Prospects to appoint in Sarnia Sault Ste. Marie Regina Edmonton and Lethbridge are mentioned. The ladder comments he always up against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Telegraphic
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Dominion
North Sydney
Vancouver
Sarnia
Sault Ste. Marie
Regina
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Debate on Senate Reform and the Toronto Star View
The Toronto Star argues that a second chamber is unnecessary and should be abolished rather than reformed. It says a senate gives immunity and power to partisans with life salaries, while the people lose control, and urges no definite reform plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partizan
Canada
Star
House of Commons
Senate
The
Toronto Star
Relief from Asthma Remedy Urges Loyal Purchasers
The notice praises Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as complete relief from suffering. It promises a soft gentle influence that clears choking airways and says the affliction becomes a thing of the past for thousands. It notes good druggists have sold it for years.
New Canadian Railways Bond Issue Sets Record
Canadian National Railways issues 42.5 million dollars in bonds to fund equipment. The 6 percent interest bonds run for fifteen years with no external funding.
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Canadian National Railways
Debt payment and German proposal cited in literary aid drive
One Way to Pay Debt Truly accepts Germanys proposal to pay four million gold marks in literary and scientific works and offers the Italian libraries desiderata to the German Government. Wireless amplifiers and loudspeakers are used to magnify heartbeats as a new surgical development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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U.S
Banff-Windermere Road
Thomas Honey
Brantford, Ont
Dr. Chase
O Bamansoa, Bates & Co., Ltd
Torarto
Cermainiv
B.C
Kez
Minard
Soldier Settlement Board
Mr. Coolican
Postal Services
Cetrat
Mitter
Holloway
Cuthura
Russell Hendsbee
Sand Point
Toronto
Surgery
Aches
Palna
Eroulsen
Wiest
Melassima
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