Co-Operative Wheat Pools Gain Momentum Across Provinces
The article outlines moves to revive a Wheat Board style system by forming provincial cooperative pools to market Canada’s wheat. It argues for a five year binding contract requiring at least 50 percent of growers to deliver all wheat to the pool, aiming to stabilize prices and protect smaller farmers while standardizing sales through a central organization. Supporters see potential price improvement. skeptics doubt the binding commitment but most believe pooling offers better marketing conditions than past years. Farmers, business people, and communities are urged to back the effort to secure signed contracts quickly to launch for the 1923 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Board
Canada
Baring
Farmers’ Movement
Soasmuch
Orth
Churchill recounts Irish question epigram shift
In a London Times inspired line, Winston Churchill addresses the English-speaking union noting a gifted American once said England never remembered, Ireland never forgot, and America never knew. He asserts the reverse now, England remembered, Ireland began to forget, and America understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
England
Ireland
America
Englund
London Times
Alralanes Carry Supplies to Surveyors
The Aly Board and the geological survey coordinated this summer to move supplies to northern Canada surveying parties. Previously supplies came by pack or canoe with portage from the railway line end. under new arrangements air transport will be used where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alralanes
Aly Board
Geological Survey
Canada
Sirplanes
Banft Windermere road traffic and early Norse axes found
Since Banft Windermere road opened linking the grand circle tour through the Canadian and American Rockies, 1,089 cars have used it with about 600 American travelers. Calgary auto camp has hosted 4,600 tourists since July 1. In Norway four14 stone axes unearthed on a farm are dated to about 7,500 years ago as early stone tool examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banft- Windermere
Naional Parks Department
Calgary
Norway
Trolley Accident Patient Given Recovery Hope
A patient injured in a trolley accident is reassured by a doctor that recovery is expected. The interaction centers on injury assessment and prognosis with a question about costs.
The Price of Progress Inspires Quiet City Crusade
Scientists question if dense electric wires affect urban nerves and note wolves in cities influence behavior. The text argues every modern improvement costs peace of mind and highlights the growing problem of city noises requiring a crusade for more quiet.
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promise Sleep Aiding Constipation Relief
Claiming to cleanse the liver and move the bowels while you sleep the ad promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a grand family remedy. It targets constipation headaches biliousness sour stomach and promises improved health from a 25 cent box sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Canada’s sea fish catch valued at over twenty million in 1922
Canada’s sea fish catch for 1922 totaled 20 963 234 dollars, rising about 1 500 000 dollars from 1921. British Columbia led in value, followed by Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island. Salmon dominated BC’s haul at 5 045 202 dollars, while hailsalt catch reached 2 563 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Delicate Girls Need New Blood Diagnosis and Remedy
An article discusses inherited or environmental anemia in young girls, listing symptoms such as fatigue irritability headaches and greenish pallor. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic, claiming improvement from the first dose and offering mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence
Dr. WH Lame Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Plans World Trip by Col Saccadura Cabral Aviator
Col Saccadura Cabral, famed for Lisbon to Rio flight, outlined a global aging project with a three part itinerary. Lisbon to Japan covers 9,870 miles, Japan to Newfoundland 7,850 miles, Newfoundland to Lisbon via Fayal and Punta Delgada 2,110 miles. At 70 mph, total airborne time is about 289 hours.
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Saccadura Cabral
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Japan
Newfoundand
Newfoundland
Fayal
Punta Delgada
Heat of Flowing Lava and Temperature Reading Tale
Report from Mount Ewa eruption notes workers dipping thermometers into lava near cracks to gauge heat. A reading of 1724 degrees Fahrenheit is recorded, suggesting lava and interior temperatures are even higher. The piece mixes weathered science and local whimsy amid a rugged scene.
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Mount Ewa
Alepsta
Soldier Settlement Board reports 1922 farm outputs
The Soldier Settlement Board reports crop production by 13,216 soldier settlers for 1922 totaling $15,956,202.67 across fields and orchards. Wheat led with 7,594,018 bushels. oats 6,436,731. other crops include barley, rye, flax, fodder corn, and 194,509 barrels of apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Settlement Board
Soldier
Canadian Banking System Praised Despite Home Bank Suspension
The Times notes Home Bank of Canada suspension signals recent banking troubles yet praises Canada’s banking system. It argues Canadian banks remain sound, have resisted expansionist risk, and are likely to weather the current difficulties without widespread collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Home Bank of
Canada
Dominion
Home Bank
Times
Promotions in Ottawa appoint J Lemaire and Gadboury
J Lemaire of Ottawa former private secretary to Sir Wilfrid Laurier is named Clerk of the Privy Council to replace the late Rodolphe Boudseau with deputy minister rank. L J Gadboury, divisional head for Eastern Canada, is named Deputy Postmaster General succeeding R M Coulter who retired. P T Coolican, divisional head for Western Canada, becomes General Caradie.
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Fe. J. Lemaire
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Privy Council
Rodolphe Boudseau
Canada
Tar
R. M. Coulter
L. J. Gadboury
Eastern Canada
PT. Coolican
Western Canada
Caradie
Too Good to Last Stenographers Trick
A clever businessman advertised for typists offering good pay and kept a waiting list. Each applicant worked one day without pay and received a five sous stamp indicating failure. He allegedly used the scheme to fill his office and then told the judge the tale of his deception.
Mines Reopened in Ontario District Near Manitoba Border
A revival of mining in Lake of the Woods district Ontario just east of the Manitoba boundary leads to reopening old workings and a plan for permanent milling. England education costs are estimated at 165 million dollars for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of the Woods
Ontario
Manitoba
England
Ford tests coal to gasoline plant in Detroit novel process
Detroit reports Henry Ford conducting experiments on a coal based process to generate motor gasoline at six cents per gallon. Emil Piron and Z Cameristi describe a practicable setbed system producing coke for steel and by products like lubricants and creosote. Ford plans to build facilities in Detroit to commercialize the method as a cost saver for automobile manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Detroit
New York
Henry Fort
Emil Piron
Z Cameristi
Piron
Ford
Diron
Animals in Demand and Prices Rise Amid Scarcity
Postwar conditions push up prices of wild beasts with giraffes around 5000 dollars hippos 2500 to 5000 and lions about 1250 each The scarcity drives demand as John Hagenback seeks permission to send German hunters to India to collect specimens and visit the Maharajah of Gwalior The story notes past shipments and the impact on Indian reserves and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
John Hagenback
India
Gwalior
Hagenback
German Russian Seed Growing Company to Run Farm near Moscow
A German organization, the German-Russian Seed Growing Company, will establish an experimental farm on about 30,000 acres near Moscow. The move mirrors the Krupp agricultural concession in the Ukraine. Other German interests plan 200,000 acres of forest near Mya-Rybinsk with sawmills and cellulose factories to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Ukraine
Mya- Rybinsk
Appoint Radio Cops Across Dominion Districts
The radio telegraphic branch of the Department of Marine and Fisheries appoints Radio Cops for 22 districts from North Sydney to Vancouver. Futures include posts at Sault Ste. Marie Regina Edmonton and Lethbridge as soon as possible. The dialogue features a speaker noting constant effort against challenges.
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Radio Telegraphic
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Dominion
North Sydney
Vancouver
Fu ‘Ture
Sarala
Sault Ste. Marie
Regina
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Senate Reform and the Call to Abolish the Senate
The Toronto Star argues Canada’s Senate is unnecessary and harmful, better abolished than reformed. The piece condemns the current chamber as powerless or mischievous, noting senators gain perks and party support, while Canadians have little control over them. It urges presenting a clear reform plan or abolition to spark public discussion.
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Partizan
Canada
Star
House of Commons
Senate
Diecuss
The
Toronto Star
Relief from Asthma Remedy Promises Lasting Breath Ease
Describes complete relief from asthma after using Dr. J D Keilogg's Asthma Remedy. Claims the soft gentle influence eases tightened air tubes, bringing joy and freedom from suffocation. Sold by druggists for years, with thousands reporting lasting benefits.
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J. D Keilogg
Canadian Houses Establish 22.5 Million Bond Issue
A new financial record shows Canadian houses absorbing a 22.5 million bond issue to fund additional equipment for the Canadian National Railways. The bonds carry five percent interest and run for fifteen years, with all funds raised from internal sources.
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Canadian National Railways
Italy accepts Germany debt payment proposal
Italy has accepted Germany's plan to discharge a debt of four million gold marks. The note mentions supplying the German Government with a complete set of the desiderata of various libraries and public collections. A new surgical use of wireless amplifiers and loudspeakers to magnify heartbeats is described as a latest development.
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Italy
Germany
Uathi
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Co-Operative Wheat Pools
U.S
Banft-Windermere Road
Thomas Honey
Brantford, Ont
Dr. Chase
Hales & Co
Toranta
Tem
Aiana
B.C
Minard
Mr. Cootican
Postal Services
Holloway
Cuthura
Russell Hendsbee
Sand Point
Cuticura
Ua Laerney
Toronto
Minaro
Ariteta
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