investors back Canadian mining push in England says duke
The Manchester born William Angus Drogo Montague tells an Interiow At Montreal that Canada is destined to become a leading gold producer. He notes English support for Canadian mines despite some wild calling and mentions the Duke’s interest in land near Amos, Ontario, in a promising gold region. He plans to travel to the area and stay through summer.
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Manchester
England
Canada
Naland
Dominion
William Angus Drogo Montague
Montreal
Fifne
Ern Duke Ie
Amos
Onjo
Mother's Health Needs Great Care and Relief
A homebound mother endures heavy demands and weakened health from child care and duties. Dr Williams Pink Pills are claimed to restore blood and strength, with Mrs. W. T. Riley of Ontario sharing recovery after six boxes. The ad urges a trial for ailing women and notes availability by mail or local agents.
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Kher
Edo
Doe
Willams
Wiliams
eThe de
Williams’ Medicine Co
Twin Evils Disease and Poverty Tied in Report
A six month report from the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor notes 2 745 families under care faced health issues including tuberculosis in 539 families cardiac problems in 163 families mental or nervous disease in 299 families and rickets in 336. The report argues disease and poverty are twin evils and intelligent effort could reduce them through family welfare work.
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Burritest
National Conference of Social Work
Jessen
Talo Express
Headaches Disappear Stomach Gains Strength
A health note reports headaches vanish and the stomach grows stronger with the whole system braced for vigor return and appetite increasing.
Dr Hamiltons Pills Offer Quick Health Lift For All
Advert says Dr Hamiltons Pills provide rapid relief for many ailments. It promises low spirits improve, headaches ease, appetite rise, blood purifies and enriches, back pains ease, nerves strengthen, energy and ambition return. Available from all dealers for 25 cents.
Raisin Pie and Custard Molded Desserts Featured in Household Hints
A dated recipe shows raisin and currant filling with apricot juice, butter and eggs, baked in a shell and topped with a meringue. A gelatin set cream filling is folded with stiffly beaten egg whites and whipped cream, then poured into molds and served with yellow sauce. Also noted is a passage praising Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for human and animal ailments.
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Thomas
Northern Alberta homesteads boost from Dominion Land Office
Increased activity at the Edmonton Dominion Land Office shows ongoing settlement in northern Alberta. May filings include 53 homesteads and 13 soldiers’ grants, with patents applied for numbered fifty-one. Also notes relief contributions from Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for children’s health.
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Alberta
Edmonton Dominion Land Office
A Safe Buy A farmer foils a water stock scam
A stock salesman tries to push watered stock on an Ontario farmer. After a vivid pitch the farmer rejects the scheme, predicting the next stock he buys will come with four legs and water itself, a remark reported by the Holstein News Bulletin.
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Ontario
Holstein News
Dulletin
Cholera infantum promoted as deadly child illness
An old Halifax ad warns cholera infantum is a dangerous summer bowel illness. It describes symptoms from profuse diarrhea to vomiting and prostration, urging mothers to use Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, claiming it has stood the test of time for 78 years and citing a testimonial from Mrs. W. A. Garrison. The product, priced at 50 cents, is sold by The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto.
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Dr. Fowler
W. A. Garrison
Elevator Court
Halifax
N.S
Railway Freight Tonnage in Canada 1922 Report
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 62,273,169 tons of railway freight originated in Canada in 1922 and 26,581,601 tons received from foreign connections, totaling 4,854,800 in outgoing value. Canadian terminations total 62,545,57% tons, with 25,438,906 delivered to foreign connections.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canadis
Canada
Slavery Advertisement in 1773 Montreal Paper
A June 3 1773 Montreal notice offers a $6 reward for returning a runaway enslaved person from widow Daly Desauiniers aged about 35 dressed in striped calico. The snippet notes Canada banned importation in 1792 and references 1811, 1834 and Gladstone on slavery, with broader context on abolition in British colonies.
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Montreal
Daly Desauiniers
British West Indies
Gladstone
British Columbia coop ships 500 cases to Glasgow markets
A carload of 500 cases of eggs from the British Columbia Cooperative Poultrymen's Association headed for Glasgow marking the first BC suppliers attempt to enter Scottish markets. The move aims to establish a permanent trade link with Tromsø as a future target, while a village note adds local color about the belle.
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British Columbia Cooperative Poultrymen’s Association
Glasgow
British Columbia
Global and Canadian politics brief highlights
News of the World notes Lloyd George may visit America in October and Copenhagen hosts the Inter-Parliamentary Association session in August. Manitoba Labour leader Dixon resigns, US government posts a 1923 fiscal surplus around 10.9 million, Gen Pepialey’s defeat marks Whites’ fall, Moose Jaw’s J W Broatch wins multiple Marquis wheat goods, Tolmie named Conservative Executive Chair, Britain opens cattle markets to Canada per Duncan Marehall.
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News of the World
Lloyd George
America
Inter-Parliamentary Association
Copenhagen
F. J. Dixon
Manitoba
Winnipes
United States
Pepialey
J. W. Broatch
Moose Jaw
Brandon
S. F. Tolmie
Dominion
Great Britain
Duncan Marehall
Ladies Remove Their Corns In A Very Simple Way
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Comm and Wart Extractor as an easy corn removal remedy costing 26¢. It promises a simple nightly and morning application with guaranteed results and cites substitutes.
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Putnam
Build Larger Planes The London Air Congress Debate
The International Air Congress in London discussed aviation papers. Handley Page urged safer passenger capacity, criticizing crowded cabins and predicting seaplanes carrying 100 passengers could lift off ocean liner decks and cut trans Atlantic travel to two days. He blamed government indifference for slow progress from 1915 to 1923. General Williston of the British Postal Service said mail service would not become practical soon.
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International Air Congress
London
Handley Page
Williston
British Postal Service
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Constitutional Treatment
An advertisement describes catarrhal conditions as influenced by constitution. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces of the body, promising strength and improved digestion. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio offer free circulars.
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Hall
Wall
Shiewich
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
The Hope of the World and Allied Relations
A Times-Picayune opinion piece extols the value of the United States and the British commonwealths working in friendship with England Scotland Wales the Irish Free State Canada Australia and New Zealand. It warns against pandering to critics who threaten this alliance or provoke war and jeopardize Western civilization and white institutions.
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America
British Commonwealths
United States of America
England-Scotland-Wales
Irish Free State
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Critsin
Abjeyioa
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Vision Aids Claim Fixes 134,794 Defects Says Ad
An advertisement touts eyeglass makers who can correct any of 134,794 vision defects. It urges keeping Minard's Liniment in the house as part of daily health preparations.
Publicity Plan Aims to Boost Canada Fish Demand
At the Canadian Fisheries Association meeting in Montreal it was stated that eighty percent of Canada’s fish output must find markets outside the Dominion. A publicity campaign to raise fish consumption was proposed and government financial aid from provincial and federal levels was to be sought.
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Canada
Dominion
Canadian Fisheries’ "Association
Montreal
Slow But Sure English Habits in Reform Debates
A fragmentary item notes that English reform pace is slow, contrasted with ruder nations that stumble. It cites climate, debts, and empire as endured by the English while other peoples rush and fail. A child’s exchange about a black eye follows, indicating a domestic scene amidst the text.
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New York
Mystery Of Bible Fans And Opening Its Covers
Detroit Free Press notes ambiguity in how many people who place the Bible among their ten favorites actually read it. The article recalls a claim that the first English theatre began in 1576, with plays previously staged on temporary platforms in courtyards.
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Detroit Free Press
Ings
Water Power Development in Canada targets 1940 growth
Water Power Development in Canada shows over $620,009,000 invested, per the Water Powers Branch. If growth continues, investment could exceed $1.1 billion by 1940, with annual output equaling 50 million tons of coal value around $500 million. Also notes Maine origin from a 1622 charter naming it Mayne land.
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Canada
Water Powers Branch
Department of the Interior
Maipe
Mayne Land
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