British Columbia tightens bear hunting rules
Bear trapping is now prohibited in British Columbia and only three bears may be shot in any season. A telephonic transmitter reduces outside noise. Ontario reports 599 newspapers and periodicals in ravines, down from 745 prewar. Royal Canadian Mounted Police will supervise Brighouse Park betting. Nelson city council creates municipal motor camp with shade, light and cooking facilities. Canada holds the world’s largest forest in Labrador and Harison Bay area roughly 1000 by 1700 miles. Diplomatic ties between France and the Vatican resume after a 1904 break. BC may have a bumper apple crop. opening prices fall fifty cents per box. Aviator Ralph M. Haynes fined $50 in Chelsea for aviation endangerment. Tirpitz, a 19300 ton liner, purchased by Canadian Pacific, renamed Empress of China for the Pacific fleet.
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British Columbia
Ontario
Brighouse Park
Vancouver
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Nelson
Ralph M. Haynes
Chelsea
Mass
Tirpitz
Germany
Canadian Pacific Railway
This Woman's Recovery From Severe Ailments
A testimonial from Lydia’s Vegetable Compound user describes relief from severe side pains and weakness after failed doctor visits. She credits the vegetable-based remedy for restoration of health and returning to duties before childbirth, urging friends to consider the product.
Artist Frade Schwartz Wins Rome Prize Despite Tenement Hardship
Twenty year old Frade Schwartz, struggling in East Side New York, faces eviction over $102 rent when a letter announces his Prix de Rome victory from the American Academy in Rome. The prize covers transport, tuition, and a $1000 yearly allowance for three years. His mother died in Chicago. his father was a hotel waiter. After army service in France in the Camouflage Section and pneumonia, doctors urged leaving the city, but funds ran out.
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Frade Schwartz
Szreen
East Bide
New York
Jomiing Bigs
American Academy
Eternal City
Rome
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
France
Toronto Globe
Catarrh Relief Promoted by Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
Internal use is as effective as external application according to Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Sufferers report prompt relief when used as directed and testimonials from many patients attest to its benefits.
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Thomas
Buffalo Slaughter Planned at Wainwright Reserve
To slaughter buffalo due to population increase at Wainwright a thousand animals are to be killed. A special building is erected for the purpose and heads and skins will be accounted for, then sold nationwide. The Wainwright reserve hosts the last large herd with about 3,000 animals.
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Wainwright
Dominion
Wainwright Reservation
Taber irrigation project yields promise for crops
The Taber irrigation scheme encompassing 17 000 acres near the east of the CP Rail area costs sixteen dollars per acre to build the ditch and laterals. One year into operation the 13 000 acres under crop average twenty bushels per acre versus eight on nearby dry land. Dams are enthusiastic as some fields report thirty five to forty bushels, reflecting strong early success.
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Taber
Canadian Pacific Railway
Darmers
Senlac Salt Company Develops Saskatchewan Deposits
The Senlac Salt Company expands salt deposits at Senlac Saskatchewan to meet rising demand. A Calgary soap factory uses the product extensively in manufacture and may source the Winnipeg branch from the same supply, reducing reliance on Wisconsin imports.
Alberta Coal Production Sets New 1920 Record
Alberta mined 7,010,845 tons of coal in 1920 valued at 33,919,240 dollars, the highest production in the province’s coal mining history. Breakdowns show 130,594 tons anthracite, 3,419,021 bituminous, 3,359,308 domestic teal and 101,922 briquettes.
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Alberta
Its Pays to Patronize Home Industry
An exhortation urging readers to support local merchants in town, advising patrons to buy from nearby businesses to bolster the local economy and community resilience.
Japan Is Good Market For Canada In Far East
Canada’s chief market in the Far East is Japan according to the weekly bulletin of the department of trade and commerce. Key exports last year included 1 million dollars of unbleached sulphite wood pulp, 0.75 million dollars of bleached pulp, over 0.5 million dollars of nickel and zinc spelter, and 7 549 tons of iron and steel bars and rods. Douglas fir timber, salted herring, asbestos, ammonium sulphite, rails, lead pigs, and wrapping paper were also principal items.
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Canada
Far East
Japan
Department of Trade and Commerce
Prize Sheep From Royal Ranch Exhibit In High River
The Prince of Wales displays Shropshire sheep from his royal ranch at High River during the Western Canadian furs exhibition this summer. Alberta ribbons already adorn the herd after early wins.
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Royal Ranch
Prince of Wales
High River
Alberta
All’s Catarric Medicine in Acute Catarrh Cure
An old circular promotes WALLS CATARRIE MEDICINE for recurring nasal catarrh or colds. It claims internal use alters the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces. Distributed by F J Cheney Co and other druggists.
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All
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Miners' Union President Warns Against Overproduction
Alexander Howat of the Kansas Miners' Union urged workers in Kansas City that the present low mood stems from producing too much. He warned laborers not to "produce 100 much" lest they endanger their jobs as employers call for rest, addressing a crowd of laborers.
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Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners’ Union
Kansas City
Time Has Tested It Dr Thomas Electric Oil
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil has been on the market for over fifty years and proved a blessing to thousands. It enjoys high favor across Canada and its fame extends beyond the seas. Its quality would justify a higher price as a leechlike liniment.
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Thomas
Canada
Australia plans colonization drive with bold slogan
The Victoria Times reports Australia announces a colonization plan promising a million farmers and tariffs as a national campaign. Canada seeks room for its population on untouched lands, raising questions if the Antipodean Commonwealth will attract the cream of British peoples.
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Austraia
Australia
Canada
Victoria Times
Mothers Care For Teething Troubles
A brief notice describes how infant teething triggers distress in mothers due to diarrhea, dysentery, colic, cramps and decay, noting swollen gums and mouth cankers. It warns that poor babies may waste away and even die, advising giving a few doses at first sign of looseness.
Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Teething Remedy
For 76 years mothers have used Dr Fowler s Extract of Wild Strawberry to soothe teething babies. Do not risk new remedies. Sold by The Milburn Co Limited Toronto Canada, price per bottle.
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DR. Fowler
Dr. Fow- Jess
Price
3 Milburn Co
Toresto
Damaged fabric ad and tonic ad mix safety claims
An OCR damaged article blends fashion notes about Swiss and organdie fabrics with an apparent medical advertisement for Pink Pills. It describes dainty spumper dresses and yokes in white organdie, pink yellow and blue hues, and a belt with Swiss piping, alongside a medical claim about headaches from anemia and a sales pitch for pink pill tonics. The piece cites The Williams Medving Cox Brockville area as the seller.
Lime in Agriculture. Banished Ras.:Dislovatly.38 TAN fidiah
A detailed bulletin on lime in agriculture reviews types of lime, standards, and use. It notes varied lime quality across Canada, warns against substandard imports, and urges analysis before purchase. The work outlines soil effects, general benefits for sour trees, and the need for proper application and testing.
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Syjedk
Uniti
Separelion
Dakar
Alberta
Pacific
Sbf
Department of Agriculure
Duawwa
a_bulletin
Eys
Dominion
Fft
Tfngus
Canada
Columbi
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Winit
Queene Braga Ngaibia
Ontario
Prince Edward
Hayvesée
Seals Increase After Redaisced Numbers Rise
Report notes the great seal herd of the North Pacific has increased under protection. The herd spans the coast of Washington to Alaska with at least 600,000 seals. This year Indians expect to capture 2,000 seals, valued at about 750,000 dollars.
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Northayt Pacific
Washington
Alaska
Methods to Fight Wheat Sawfly In Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan Agriculture field crops bulletin outlines best methods to combat the wheat sawfly. It notes substantial inroads in some districts this year and recommends stubble burning or deep fall plowing to prevent infestation in subsequent crops.
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Saskatchewan Department of “Agriculture
Minard's Lintment Endures As Trusted Household Remedy
The publisher of the Maritime Province paper extols Minard's Lintment as the best in the region noting it has stood the test of time. He claims it has been an unfailing remedy in his household since memory and outlived competitors and imitators.
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Provineés
Minard
Praise for Lord Byng as typical English gentleman
A laudatory article in the London Daily Telegraph hails Lord Byng of Vimy as a typical English gentleman and predicts Canadians will take pride in prosperity under his governorship. It compares him favorably with his predecessor alongside the Duke of Devonshire and emphasizes shared imperial identity.
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Lord Byng of
Vimy
Canada
London Daily Telegraph Rédmarks
Hier
Duke of Devonshire
Lords Byng
Old Country
Seaweeds Source Nourishment From Seawater Not Soil
Fragmentary notes claim seaweed obtains nourishment from seawater rather than soil. Mentions Minacci’s Lisiment and claims sale of the substance everywhere. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cahada
EW. Gillett Company Limited
Toronto, Canada
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Harison Bay
Vatican
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Lydia
Marpork
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Chester
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Coun
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Jones
Smith
Minacci
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Liams
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Sheene
Orgar Wi
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Rollo
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Ryuemaeungs
Tae Sine
B.C
Lord Byng
London Daily Telegraph
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Regulati Mieiffoine
E- Mala Atangen
Obonttecsibis Ean T Eco
Bayer Niacatg
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