Canada Accepting International Responsibilities and League Role
The piece argues Canada must engage in world affairs beyond its borders. It cites historical consent like South Africa and World War I, the League covenant, and the shift from imperial status to international duty. It warns against sectional interests and urges support for the League of Nations to foster world brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caada
Wny
Canada
South Africa
Rmanhood
United States
England
World Brotherhood of Nations
Europe
Germany
West
Mamburg
League of Nations
Russia
League
Forest patrol program declared a financial failure
Officials report that the eight provincial air patrols over British Columbia forests are financially unviable. A crash last year limits aircraft availability, with only one aircraft to be provided by the Dominion Board in the early period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Dominion Board
Government Crest Experts Endorse Emergency Fire Gear System
Officials say the season will be used only in emergencies to rush firefighting equipment to isolated spots. The system is regarded as necessary by government crest experts. The cost and rapid damage rating aircraft are currently prohibitive for forest reconnaissance, department officials said.
Horrid Insects Her Egypt Return Brings Pyramids Talk
A girl back from Egypt describes pyramids and hieroglyphics to her mother. The mother warns to be careful not to bring any of the insects or pests home, highlighting a cautious outlook on overseas travel tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
London
Etta
Leading Up to North A Quip on Law and Economy
A quoted exchange frames a legal career as a goal while the speaker notes current focus on practice of economy. The brief line suggests ambition toward law with present emphasis on financial matters and readiness to switch careers when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
World's Greaten Mea-Step Trail Non-Stop Plymouth Express
The Paddington to Plymouth fastest express, known as the Cornish Riviera Express, covers 227 miles in four hours seven minutes and forty tons of water are loaded from tanks en route. The Brat Western Railway operates 60 engines with water scoops taking 2,000 to 3,000 gallons in seconds while traveling 40 to 60 mph, with a total train weight around 346 tons and up to 487 tons in winter with an extra coach. Earlier runs averaged four hours ten minutes, trimmed by three minutes through better organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendon
Plymouth
Paddington
Great Wesford
Brgat Western Railway
London
Nerviline touted as backache cure by Georgetown man
E Sloane of Georgetown testifies Nerviline cured his two year backache. The ad promotes Nerviline liniment as a sure pain remedy selling for 35 cents at dealers. The ad also notes Canada’s 1922 fur export reached over 4 million pelts worth $16 million amid market shifts.
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E. S. Sloane
Georgetown
Canada
United States
Thankful Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets in Canada
A Canada wide note highlights grateful mothers including Mrs. David A. Anderson of New Glasgow N S who swears by Baby's Own Tablets. The mild laxative relieves constipation and indigestion, helps teething and colds, and costs 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Canada
David A. Anderson
New Glasgow
N.S
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Appointed Director of Union Bank and Canadian firms
R. T. Riley, elected and director of Union Bank of Canada, is noted as a leading Western financial figure. An Englishman by birth, he moved to Winnipes in 1881 and has been identified as Managing Director or Vice-President of Great Western Life Assurance, Canadian Fire Insurance, Union Bank of Canada, Northern Trust, Northern Mortgage of Canada, and Canadian Malodemnity Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Riley
Union Bank of Canada
Western Canada
Riley
Winnipes
Great Wear Life Assurance Company
Canadian Fire Insurance Company
Norther Truats Company
Northern Mortgage Company of Canada
Canadian Modemnity Company
Harvest Arrangements For Harvest Excursions
J W Ward secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture reports that utilize similar harvest excursion plans were discussed in Ottawa. The Employment Service Council and representatives from Dominion and provincial governments, railways, labor organizations, and other interests attended to advise federal authorities.
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British Columbia
J. W. Ward
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Ottawa
Employment Service Council
Dominion
Catarrh Remedy Ad Promotes Bloodstream Healing
An ad touts Catarril Medicine as a tonic that reaches mucous membranes through the blood to relieve catarrh. It claims to assist nature in restoring conditions and mentions free circulars from Coney and Co in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls Carr Medicine
Coney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Child Labor in China and Hong Kong Welfare Worker’s View
Misa Tak-hing Shin, a Hong Kong welfare worker touring Europe, condemns conditions in China where 400 million people and 4 percent literacy yield harsh child labor. She describes infants fed briefly then placed at machines, with girls at ages 6 to 8 becoming adept workers, and daily hours ranging from twelve to sixteen and a half.
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Misa Tak-hing Shin
Hong Kong
Europe
China
Summer excursion fares east by Canadian Pacific railway
Canadian Pacific Railway announces round trip summer excursion fares to points in Eastern Canada with a limit until October 31, 1923. Travel by Great Lakes steamers Fort William to Port McNicol or Owen Sound on extra meals and berth charges, or by train including the Trans-Canada Limited. Ask for illustrated Great Lakes and Trans-Canada literature.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Canadian Pacific Great Lakes
Fort William
Port Arthur
Port McNicol
Owen Sound
Canadian Pacific
Trans-Canada Limited
Padfc
Great Lakes
Trans- Canada
Dr Fowler’s Wild Strawberry Extract Endorsed by Mothers
A Toronto company promotes Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry as the remedy for infant teething diarrhoea. A Manitoba mother testifies her baby improved after doses, praising the product and recommending it to others. Price 50 cents and belts, by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
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Dr. Fowler
Could Recommend It Guest Bring Tender Part of the Fowl
A regional dialect exchange notes a servant offering the tender part of a fowl and the guest requesting the gravy. The brief dialogue hints at traditional Southern hospitality and meals.
Arcanic Mined Ty 8.0 Cotton Belt Arsenic Demand
Arcanic mined ore rises as US cotton belt demands arsenic to combat boll weevil. British Columbia mining stores push production of arsenic as a straight mineral or by product to meet rising need.
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United States
British Columbia
Household Hints Orange and Raisin Compote and Cookies
A recipe fragment describes orange raisin compote with seeded raisins currents and sugar, prepared by soaking oranges then mixing with raisins and butter. It also outlines a cookie dough with butter sugar eggs flour raisins walnuts and spices baked 10 to 15 minutes to yield about 36 cookies.
Putnam's Paintess Corn Extractor Promises Painless Corn Removal
An old newspaper ad touts Putnam's Paintess Corn Extractor as a painless solution, contrasting it with corded remedies and razor tricks. It mocks danger from improvised devices and urges readers to buy the 25 cent bottle sold widely.
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Putnam's
Putnam’s
West Canadian Provinces Grow Corn Amid New Frontier
Farmers across Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and British Columbia join a bold corn raising effort with 450 growers planting about 27000 acres. W D Trego of Calgary and Gleichen leads Alberta Corn Growers distributing two carloads across wide regions from Coutts to the Peace River and Victoria to Manitoba. The experiment aims to prove corn can be profitably grown for cattle feed in the prairies.
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Canadian West
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
W. D. Trego
Calgary
Gleichen
Alberta Corn Growers’ Association
Coutts
Peace River
Victoria
B.C
Alberti
Interchange of Teachers Promotes Empire Patriotism
An Imperial Union of Teachers report on the Interchange of teachers with the Dominion and England argues the scheme boosts empire loyalty. It notes teachers gain heritage insight and visit historic sites, helping children grow a broader imperial citizenship across all dominions.
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League of Empire
Imperial Union of Teachers
England
Empire
Tanlac claims boost appetite and health for Dyspepsia sufferer
Armand Grenier of Montreal testifies Tanlac relieved stomach trouble and diarrhea, gained 18 pounds, and improved sleep and vitality. He praises the Tonlac remedy sold by druggists, with over seven million bottles sold, and notes Tanlac Vegetable Pills as nature’s remedy for constipation available everywhere.
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Armand Grenier
Marquette Street
Montreal
Miramichi Salmon Hatchery Attempt Aims Western Fisheries
Eastern salmon eggs from Newcastle NB are sent to Terrace BC for Lakelse hatchery propagation. First effort to establish this Miramichi species in British Columbia. Unlike Pacific salmon, it returns to salt water after spawning. Some men back the underdog to spark sympathy.
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British Columbia
Newcastle
New Brunswick
Gento Terrace
Lakelse
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