Fishermans Luck and the Balance of Living a Business
A fragment discussing how work and hobby mix in modern life. It contrasts businessmen who pursue livelihood with those who seek nature, travel, or treasure hunting. The text argues against the rigid division between living and hobby and notes the need for strength, rest, and fresh ideas to meet ongoing pressures. It highlights vacation as a remedy and portrays business leaders as live wires attuned to current affairs.
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Rees
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Ompany
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Victoria Haywards
Record Train Load of Cars Sets Ford Transport Pace
Canadians smash freight records with a 40 car train of Ford autos from Windsor to the Pacific Coast. The 2932 mile run took seven days 169 hours 20 minutes on a near passenger schedule, as Canadian Pacific highlights strong 1923 year earnings of 195,837,089.61. Immigration signals grow with 2,441 third class passengers arriving at St John aboard Montcalm and Metagama for a record season.
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Ont
Canadian Park Times
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
St. John
N.B
Montcalm
Metagama
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