Canada Should Emulate Britain In Debt Reduction
A Ottawa despatch argues Canada must aggressively tackle war debt five years postwar. It compares Britain and the United States, urging drastic expenditure cuts and new debt redemption funding. The piece advocates dedicated annual principal payments to shrink interest and retire the national debt, concluding Canada must adopt decisive policies to stop deepening debt.
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Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Gknede
Putnam’s Painters Corn Extractor Advertised
On the Marriage Day a Reliance usually ceases and history begins. Sore corns begin to KO en Putnay’s is Applied. It takes corn roots branches stems with no trace of a single corn left after Putnam’s Painters Corn Extractor has done its work. 26¢ at all dealers. Rotuse a substitute.
Women MPs Seek Private Boudoir in Parliament
Britain’s rising number of women members prompts enlarged accommodations in the House of Commons. Eight female MPs will gain a sitting room and a dressing room with mirrors, tables, and wardrobes tailored to their needs. In a separate note, 64 tons of Tutankhamun treasure and replicas were part of the US cargo aboard the Crisfield, destined for the National Museum in Washington, DC.
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Britain
Bettish House of Commona
Daily Express
Tut
Tutankhamen
United States
Ateamer Crisfield
Philadelphia
Port Said
Musewio
Washington, D.C
Born Londoners: a third not natives in London
A study finds about one in three residents born outside London and a similar share from neighboring counties Middlesex Essex Kent and Surrey. Kent sent 100 008 and Surrey 71 000. Scots number 60 000 vs 54 000 Irish. dominions overseas contribute 32 000 with about 3 percent Forefathers.
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London
Middlesex
Essex
Kent
Surrey
Edinburgh
Valuable Find of Old Church Glass at Sherborne Abbey
A mid fifteenth century church glass collection was recovered from Sherborne Abbey after being stored in a monument room during a 1835 restoration. The fragments include prophet figures and surrounding berldle glass. restoration is estimated to cost about 80 pounds to restore the "glory" of the glass for the abbey.
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Sherborne Abbey
F.C. Fetes
Victoria and Albert Museum
Dr Hamilton's Pills Offered as Dyspepsia Cure
An advertisement warns that half the time fear and poor taste accompany dyspepsia and urges readers to stop using tablets. It promises relief by addressing the digestive source and recommends Dr Hamilton's Pills for stomach kidneys and liver.
Dr Hamiltons Pills Promoted For Stomach Aid
Dr Hamiltons Pills marketed to aid stomach issues with a price of 25 cents per box or five for one dollar, available through dealers or The Catarrhozone Co in Montreal.
Divorce precedent in Berlin as wife flirts with ghost
A Berlin cigarmaker won a divorce on the ground that his wife flirted with a male ghost and gave more regard to spiritual affairs than to home life. The court granted divorce with custody of their child. The Montreal Star notes Germany’s rising divorce standards amid national upheaval.
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United States
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Montreal Star
Keep Little Ones Well in Winter
Winter brings rapid weather changes and indoor risks for children. Baby's Own Tablets claim to regulate digestion and banish colds, helping infants endure winter safely. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 26 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Cu
Brockville
Ont
British Association Meeting in Toronto Dates Adjusted
The Toronto meeting is moved to August 6-13 with excursions after the event. Sir David Bruce will preside as preparations in Toronto and London proceed. An American Association for the Advancement of Science short meeting in Buffalo precedesToronto and reciprocal arrangements are being made for cross attendance.
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British Association
Toronto
David Bruce
London
American Association’ For the Advancement of Science
Buffalo
Ferther Association
Could Not Straighten Is Back In Quebec Town
Local Special from Pointe Aux Ouardes Quebec reports Mr E B Tremblay praising Dodd's Kidney Pills after a six year struggle with rheumatism and kidney problems. He says two boxes relieved his backache and improves kidney function, noting the pills heal and strengthen kidneys to clear impurities from the blood.
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E. B. Tremblay
Pointe Aux Oqutardes
EB. D. Tremblay
Mr. Tremblay
Dodd
Empire Year Plan Rejected by Duke of Devonshire
Sir Joseph Cook reports the Duke of Devonshire cannot advise proclaiming 1924 as Empire Year without consulting all Dominions, deeming such action impossible amid current UK politics.
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Joseph Cook
London
Duke of Devonshire
United Kingdom
Kenora hatchery fills jars with nine one million eggs
Kenora Ontario hatchery reports 91 000 000 whitefish eggs installed 86 000 000 from Lake of the Woods and 6 900 000 from Lake Erie plus about 136 000 salmon trout eggs. Also a Fokker speed record 182 mph set with 90 mph wind on a 70 mile Belvedere Pennsylvania to New York flight, 23 minutes.
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Kenora
Ont
Lake of the Woods
Lake Erie
Java
Fokker
Belvedere
Penna
New York
Value of British Columbia Salmon Pack 1923 Season
The total pack of canned salmon for British Columbia in 1923 is expected to exceed 10 million dollars if all cases are sold at current ruling prices. The Alps have been low in sex two or three times according to scientists. Ask for Minard's and take no other.
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B.C
British Columbia
Alps
Tobacco as a nicotine insecticide research focus
Dr William A Taylor chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry discussed growing tobacco not for smoking but for nicotine to be used as an insecticide. He noted current sources from stems and leaf scraps are low in nicotine and costly to extract, prompting work to raise yield or nicotine content to make cultivation viable.
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U.S. Bureau of Plant Industry
William A. Taylor
Bureau
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Taylor
Science Service
Home Not Complete Without Nerviline
When stomach distress strikes belching gas or nausea Nerviline offers quick relief. The remedy is taken in sweetened water for an immediate result and has been used for nearly half a century as a house staple. Bottles sell for 35 cents everywhere.
Royal Mint enters medal making as private firms protest
The Royal Mint in England begins producing bronze silver and gold medals for the Royal Academy and secures a Re Memorance Medal for the British Empire Exhibition. Officials say the move will revive the art of medal making and foster young designers. Private medal makers warn the competition could ruin private enterprise, citing a longstanding firm that claims the Mint undercuts prices on medals it has produced for years.
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Royal Mint
England
The
Daily Express
Royal Academy
John Tinches
Albert Embankment
Sunlit cannon alarm clock marks noon in southern Europe
A daylight driven device uses sun rays to fire a cannon at solar noon, with four lenses directing light to the touchhole. The mechanism aligns with a fixed daily dial and risks failure in cloudy weather. Additionally an asthma remedy by Dr Kellogg is advertised as an effective, tested treatment.
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Europe
Salt Helps Miners End Fatigue In Heat
In England a series of experiments on workers in hot mines shows a small daily salt intake reduces exhaustion. A drink made from about one third of an ounce of salt per gallon of water proved most effective in warding off fatigue.
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England
Oldest London Church Marks 1238th Birthday
The church of AL Hallows at Barking-by-the-Tower celebrated its 1 238th birthday, marking a historic anniversary for the venerable house of worship in London.
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London
AL Hallows
Barking-by-the-Tower
Monument to Captain Cook Planned at Friendly Cove
The Indian Department of Canada arranges a lease with the Indians of the Nootka Tribes for a monument honoring Captain Cook and 18th century British and Spanish seamen. It will be placed just west of Friendly Cove on Vancouver Island with an existing 1903 monument on a small island nearby.
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Ellstorle
Distinguishing the Combatants in the Chilean War
An old war correspondent attached to the Chillan army notes the difficulty of telling combatants apart due to no uniforms. A general quips that if a man runs toward Chile he is Chilean, if toward Peru he is Peruvian, underscoring the absurdity of war's chaos.
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Chillan
Peru
Chile
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