Canada must build self supporting economy through coal use
The article argues Canada should develop national resources to reduce imports, focusing on coal. It notes vast coal deposits in Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia, yet Canada imports coal from the United States due to transportation costs from the East. Freight rates and railway economics hinder Alberta coal from competing with Pennsylvania coal, prompting discussions between government and railways to lower rates while balancing railway deficits. Further questions on railway losses versus national gains are promised in a subsequent piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cattda
Atlantic
Pacific
British Columbia
United States
Dominion
Republic
Gatarto
Dnnebec
Pennsylvania
Nova Scotia
Michenes
Bes
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Drumheller
Ottawa
Pennsylvania Coal
Canadian National Railways
Henry Thornton
Beatty
CPR
Taos
Sparrowhawk's Speed and Hope in an Emergency
A fragment discusses a sparrowhawk diving at prey at 150 miles per hour and reflects on human behavior in emergencies. It notes that people imagine their actions in crises but often fail to face real emergencies. It also critiques how individuals weigh personal costs like cigars against family support.
Household Hints on Yeast Roll and Cinnamon Butter Loaf
A vintage kitchen note describes making yeast dough and two fillings. Mix hot milk sugar and butter with yeast then rise overnight. Roll, spread cinnamon butter and brown sugar with raisins, roll, slice, and bake 30 to 40 minutes in a moderate oven to yield about 18 buns.
Caramel Apple Raisin Dish With Rice Pairing
Pare and halve six tart apples and arrange them in a broad pan. Layer with Sun-Mald seeded raisins and light brown sugar, dot with butter, add 1 to 2 cups water, then stew gently until apples are tender and caramel forms. Serve hot or cold with cream or as accompaniment to plain boiled rice.
Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible
The notice proclaims a death warrant with no appeal, using odd phrasing about corn and Putnam's Corn Extractor. It reads like a nonsensical advertisement claiming a product ends opposition, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam’s
Putnam's
New Principle In Physics Prompts Global Debate
Reported here is a claimed new principle in physics challenging Newtonian gravitation and supporting Einstein’s relativity. Dr Campbell at Lick Observatory cites solar eclipse photographs from Wallal Australia as key evidence, suggesting light behaves as a substance affected by gravity and possibly possessing repelling power under certain conditions.
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Isaac Newton
Lick Observatory
W Campbeil
Safibell
University of California
Wallal
Australia
Einstein
Campb
Minards Advice for Hog Breeders at Ottawa
Minard’s tintment Gee hey uraigia Good Counsel for Hog Breeders At Ottawa the Sheep and Swine division speaker, A. A. MacMitta ase, urges growth from birth to market weight. He recommends skim milk, shorts, alfalfa, roots, blood or fish meal. finish with barley and oats. Finished weight around 200 to 210 pounds at 7 or 8 months. A small extra investment in a boar can yield profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. MacMitta Ase Ier
Ottawa
Wheat crops show high grade yield across Canada in 1923
Crop reports to the Bureau of Statistics indicate 1923 wheat quality near 98 percent merchantable, with March 31 totals around 139,000 bushels for Canada versus 4,986 in 1922, and oats around 191,718,000 bushels. Overall wheat crop estimate reaches 269,786,400 bushels with 98 percent quality in crop correspondents’ notes. Saskatchewan shows even higher proportions.
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iReturng
Flauraillis
Allway Companiar
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Piskatchewan
Baby's Own Tablets Promote Regular Bowel and Digestive Ease
A historic ad notes Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and sweetens the stomach, claiming they ease constipation indigestion colds and fevers and aid teething. A Quebec mother testimonial praises ten years of usage and recommends them to other mothers. The tablets are sold by mail for 25 cents a day from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Varat
Theresa
Saluste Pelletier
St. Dumas
Que
Daiy
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockriie, Ont
Bravery and Curwood recalled in Detroit breakfast tale
New York correspondent recalls meeting novelist James Oliver Curwood in Detroit. He praises Curwood as a nature lover and adventurer, recounts Curwood dropping a dish without reaction, and notes the slang phrase vampoz as a Spanish prompt to go. The piece ends with a reflection on satisfaction and wealth.
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Detroit
James Oliver Curwood
Curwood
America
Metropolitan
Grigzy
Curwoed
New York
Ralt Wear For Sports And Afternoon Attire Described
A fragment describes a three piece salt brown kale ensemble with a sand Sepler blouse, trimmed collars and sash. It mentions Polret rox trimming and notes the mix of sports and formal wear for afternoon use, with a distant claim about worm powders for children and digestion effects.
Garnarvon Ends Adventurous Quest Despite Great Risks
Obscure report notes Carnarvon, famed for aiding King Tutankhamun, undertook a perilous voyage that yielded no return. The Times highlights his bold, legendary travel as an ultimate gamble for glory and discovery.
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Carnarvon
Tutankh
Asborg
Rue Sportsman
Margoy
Huth
New York Times
Butter exports from Canada exceed imports in last year
Canada exported a site over 3,600,000 pounds of butter more than it imported, per information tables in the House of Commons. The United Kingdom received 3,713,708 pounds. United States 3,033,639. Bermuda 229,060. China 61,555. France 112,000. Newfoundland 582,246. and other British and international territories reported varied totals.
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Canada
Oise of Commons
United Kingdom
United States
Bellam
Bermuda
Ritish Guiana
Barbadoes
Java
Trinidad and Tobago
British West Indies
China
Cuba
France
Newfound
St. Pierre and Miquens
Lusela Expects Revenue From Grain Exports
A Soviet report cited in the Labor Gazette estimates grain exports from the 933 crop at 100 million poods with potential revenue between 200 million and 56 million silver roubles. The excerpt notes a 36 pound pood and projects 300,040,000 poods next year, reflecting aims to boost state income.
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Lusela
Department of Statistica Ce
Labor Gazette
Regina Woman Gains 15 Pounds After Tanlac Remedy
Mrs. Ethel Johnson of Regina Saskatchewan credits Tanlac with restoring her health after grippe left her weak, fatigued, and underweight. She reports a 15 pound weight gain, renewed appetite, steady nerves, and relief from tiredness, saying the medicine met her troubles and was sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Johnson
Masecana St. Regina
Tanlac
Onic
All Good Drugspista
Growth Of Dairying Alberta Expects Big Output Rise
Warren W. Prevey of the Edmonton City Dairy told Rotary Club Alberta dairying is at a growth phase. He cited current output near 15 million pounds annual and projected expansion toward 100 million pounds as exploitation of provincial possibilities increases. He linked dairy progress with prospering rural life and community contentment.
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Alberta
Warren W. Prevey
Edmonton City
Rotary Club
Mr. Prevey
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Garnarvon
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Dominion Express
Donalda Manufacturing
Toronto
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