Canada must curb debt and boost internal trade
A 1921 era call urges Canadians to stop further debt increases and balance budgets through economies. It highlights the CNR’s cash gains from better management and reduced costs, and argues for developing Canada’s own natural resources to expand internal trade, reduce imports, and lower transportation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearing
Canada
Canadian National Railways
C.N R
C.N.R
C.N.M
Sir Henry Thornton
Dominion Treasury
Mke
Alberta
Ontario
Great Lakes
United States
Newfoundland
Tennsylvania
Dominion
Making Friends Dressed as a Gift of Going Outward
A reflection on friendship as a divine gift, emphasizing seeing and appreciating others. It notes the act of stepping beyond self and valuing noble, loving qualities in others, highlighting social grace and empathy.
Wide differences shape the path to self acceptance
A reflective note on how broad human difference challenges personal contentment within homes and communities. It considers the struggle to reconcile identity with social norms and seeks understanding across diverse experiences.
Thoughts on thoughts and gopher fossils near Los Angeles
The text asserts we should value our own thoughts over others and warns that uncharitable thoughts harm us. It then notes pocket gophers near Los Angeles resemble fossil California gophers from 200,600 years ago, highlighting little difference between past and present species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
The Nation's Highway Metor Car Proves to be a Great Method of Education
Calvin Coolidge argues the motor car expands education and daily life by enabling travel to cities and regions, reshaping outlook and breaking isolation. He urges better roads, sensible rules, and strong safety measures to realize the industry’s educational value.
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Calvin Coolidge
Sodium Sulphate Prospects In Saskatchewan Growth
Saskatchewan deposits yield sodium sulphate now used in glassmaking at Redcliffe. The Bureau of Labor and Industries notes bright development prospects with six deposits investigated by the Federal Department of Mines and about ninety more not yet examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Bureau of Labor and Industries
Redcliffe
Federal Department of Mines
Relief from Poor Health with Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Ontario reader testimonial describes anemia recovery using Dr Williams Pink Pills. Mrs Jos Robinson of Oshawa reports improved appetite strength and daily function after using about a dozen boxes. Pills cost 60 cents per box and are available from Brockville Ontario or local chemists.
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Dr. Willams
Jos. Robinson
Oshawa
Sife
Williarog
Saskatchewan crop value report totaled 276 million dollars
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Saskatchewan 823 crop value at 276,844,650 with components: wheat 189,466,500 oats 56,985,600 barley 7,620,500 rye 1,695,500 and flax 9,163,250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Record crop yield report from Maidstone district
Rowlin Bros. sowed eight acres of oats for green feed in Maidstone Sask. They thresh ed the crop yielding 125 bushels per acre and weighing 40 pounds per bushel. Also notes on various stray phrases and unrelated bits from the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
Sask
Rowlin Bros
Opposition to large scale reconstruction in Japan
Nichi Nichi, a leading Japanese newspaper, opposes a reconstruction program beyond economic means. It urges funding first from home markets, warns huge plans could destabilize the economy and gold reserves, and calls for prudent, economy driven recovery supported by government and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokio
Nichi Nichi
Speaks Well of this Country in Foreign Letter
The Toronto Globes cites W H G Noyer a recent Scottish immigrant to Canada who in a letter to the Edinburgh Scotsman defends Canada from harvesters returning home with tales of hardship. He notes that of 12 000 Britishers who came under the Canadian Government scheme only 600 to 1 000 have gone back and argues those remaining are busy working and hopeful for the future. He cautions against blaming others for hardship and stresses that spring opportunities will emerge for those who stay. Also lists foods rich in vitamins and urges daily inclusion in meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globes
W. HH. G. Noyer
Canada
Edinburgh Scotsman
Mr. Rogers
Immigrant youth plan touted to settle Northern Ontario farms
In 1624 Major M. J. O'Brien of the Gritist Immigration and Colonization Association announces a program to train twenty thousand teenage boys for emigration to Canada. After training, they could receive farms and help populate vast Northern Ontario districts with settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
M. J. O'Brien
Gritist Immigration and Colonization Association
Ontario
Natural Resources Condensate Fueled Gas Commerce Impact
An Ottawa Interior service report discusses liquid condensate from natural gas in East Central and Northwest Alberta. It notes extraction advances, potential uses from heating to chemical products, and the economics of pipeline reach plus consumer demand within about 100 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources Intelligences Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawasaya
Natoral
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Union
Alberta
Pittsburg
Ontario
Minards Liniment Heath Plans Cunard Fleet Oil Conversion
Minard's Liniment Heath announces that the Coronia and the Carmanta, to be moved to the St Lawrence route in April, will be converted from coal to oil burners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Company
Coronia
Carmanta
St Lawrence
Mirrors at Swedish railroad crossings tested for safety
To make railroad crossings safer use of mirrors is being tried out by the Swedish State Railways. The first warning mirrors have been installed at selected crossings for public testing and approval. They are slightly convex and reflect the image of an approaching train visible to drivers from a considerable distance, especially useful at night because of bright reflections.
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Sweden
Dow
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills End Weakness Says Woman
Misa Yerths Charrotte of Réwina Sask reports heart trouble and dizziness eased after using Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills. After three boxes she can work normally with no after effects and no further dizzy spells. She endorses the medicine and notes price five shillings per box or mail order from T. Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto.
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Misa Yerths Charrotte
Réwina
Sask
Thaven
Milburn
Ee T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
New Markets Open for Canadian Grain Trade
Canadian grain exporters report new markets forming as a steamer will load 4300 tons at Vancouver for Brazil, signaling further shipments to South America. Another vessel is slated to carry 1000 tons to the west coast of South America. Recently Merico purchased a small Vancouver wheat shipment.
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Vancouver
Brazil
Merico
Grand Championship awards at Toronto Royal Stock Show
Grand Championship Black Lorraine owned by University of Saskatchewan earned reserve grand championship for Percheron mares at the Toronto Royal Stock Show. The university also took reserve grand championship in the steer class with Linda Gray Lad, a pure bred Hereford.
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Lorraine
The
University of Saskatchewan
Toronto
Castoria Marketing Reassures Parents On Harmless Teething Aid
An old advertising note touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and teething drops. It claims the product has non narcotic ingredients, has been used for over twenty years, and advises consulting the leaflet for directions while noting physician endorsements.
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Higa
Putnam’s Corn
Fletcher
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Dr. Chase
Pte A Bey
Salse
Canadian National Safety Teague In & Regent Lealta Buttetio
am-Buk,y
Natural Resources Relief
Thomas
Montreal
North America
Montreal Thurs
J. Anna Norris
Department of Physical Education For Women
University of
Minnesota
Minard’s
Liniment Heath
J. D. Kellogg
Spitzbergen
Holloway
Castoria
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