Dominion dairy exports surge as prices hit new highs
Statistics from the department of conservations show total dairy product value near 250 million dollars for the past year, with exports at 65.1 million. In 1910 totals were under 100 million and exports 24 million, marking over 150 percent growth in nine years. Farmhands expect to return as summer boarders next year per Tunkins, while producer and consumer prices set new records.
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Department of Conservations
Dominion
Aud Tunkins
Washington Star
Canadians Praised by General Townshend
Major-General Sir Charles Townshend lauded the Canadian Corps at a New York luncheon hosted by the Canadian Club. He hailed them as a fighting machine, recalling his ancestor’s early Canadian days and detailing the Battle of Kut and his two-year imprisonment in Constantinople before the war’s end.
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Charles Town
New York City
iGorps
Canada
Kut
Bagdad
Piace
Townshend
Constantinople
Paris
Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Dandruff Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims rubbing the scalp with a small bottle mixed in and promises dandruff disappearance and renewed hair life, vigor, and color.
Growth and Nationality of Canada Emphasized by Canadian Rep
Lieut Col J A Cooper, Canadian Representative in New York, spoke at City College about Canada's national growth. He cited population, area, and wheat production increases since 1867, and highlighted Canada’s national consciousness, legal tradition, and status as a link between Britain and the United States.
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Canada
J. A. Cooper
New York
City College
Col. Cooper
England
Heavy horses gain demand for five mile hauls
Ontario agriculture official notes rising demand for first class heavy horses as cheaper, quieter transport for short hauls. Chicago Breeders Gazette reports Consumers Co. ordered 215 draughts but purchased only 60 head amid widespread interest. a gelding pair fetched 1350 dollars. Farmers urged to resume breeding quality heavy horses.
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J. J. Dougherty
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Kent Cosny
Breeders’ Gazette
Chicago
Consummers Co
Consumers Co
America
Europe faces catastrophe says Red Cross leader Fosdick
Raymond R. Fosdick, ex undersecretary general of the League, warns Europe sinks into nonproduction and illness. He sees a catastrophe of apalling proportions across Poland Austria Hungary Germany Czechoslovakia and Jugoslovakia. The Red Cross League urges government aid for essentials like food clothing and transport to save millions from famine and chaos.
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Red Cross League
Europe
Raymond R. Fosdick
Buffalo
League of Nations
New York Times
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo
Fosdick
Henry T. Davidson
War Council of the
American Red Cross
General Council of
E Red Cross League
Red Cross Societies
General Council of the Red Cross League
United States
Red Cross League of the World
Buffalo Courier
Montreal celebration echoes Hudson Bay charter legacy
At 94, an elderly ex-factor danced with his wife in Montreal during the 250th anniversary celebration of the Hudson Bay charter. The event highlights the salubrious North and the enduring spirit of the gentlemen adventurers who carried the company’s banner to remote posts in the Great White North.
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Hudson Bay
Montreal
Gentlemen Adventurers
Great Lene
Monkeys and humans debated in Manchester Guardian exchange
Mr. Saphedde questions human descent from monkeys while Miss Caustique replies with a wry remark. The brief quip reflects a playful dispute printed in the Manchester Guardian.
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Mr. Saphedde
Miss Caustique
Manchester Guardian
Rural Telephone Construction Tenders in Alberta
Tenders for the construction of 2 300 miles of mat and toll telephone lines in Alberta have been called. This is the second telephone contract this year, the first for 5 000 miles of long distance lines is half completed. Tenders expected this summer for further rural line work.
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Alberta
Manitoba Elk Population In North America Near Last
Manitoba holds a belt of elk among the continent’s final two groups with an estimated 6 000 to 8 000 animals. The figure reflects the remaining stronghold of the species in the region.
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Manitoba
Early Symptoms of Bloodlessness Advise Pink Pills
An article explains gradual onset of anaemia with signs like pallor and breathlessness. It attributes recovery to Dr Williams Pink Pills, citing Miss Mae Johnston of Port Arthur and urging readers to try the pills, eat well, and get daily exercise. Available through dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Williams Link
Mae Johnston
Port Arthur
Ont
Dr. Williams
Miss Johnston
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Smelling Salutations Among Malays and Polynesians
The text describes an unusual greeting where Malays and Polynesians meet after absence, seizing hands, rubbing noses, and loudly weeping, apparently from joy at reuniting. The scene highlights scented exchanges and emotional release as a social custom.
Tiger Duel Tale Passes From French Press
A French newspaper recalls one of Georges Clemenceau s duels during the Dreyfus era. At a railway station the two men queued for tickets before the bout near a village. The opponent taunted Clemenceau about returning, but Clemenceau answered that he always uses his opponent s return half after finishing.
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Clemenceau
Dreyfus
Pointed shoes fade as broad toes return to style
Minard's Liniment used by physicians and broad toed shoes rise. The current shoe journals indicate a shift from exceedingly pointed styles to broad toe full shoes for both women and men. Dealers report the change follows years of narrow fittings, pleasing men longing for comfort and endurance over speed.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement offers 100 dollars for a catarrh case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. It asserts the medicine is taken internally, works via the blood on mucous surfaces, and has sold by druggists for over forty years. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, supplies testimonials free and the price is seven and a half cents.
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Hall
Wall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Rush of Settlers to Saskatchewan Surges This Spring
Government officials report a large influx of settlers from the United States into Saskatchewan this spring, with 20 settlers arriving in the first three weeks and 5 carloads of effects at Portal. Additional traffic moves through Kingsgate and Emerson, with up to 46 carloads daily at Emerson as summer approaches.
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Saskatchewan
United States
C.P.R
U.S
Portal
Alberta
Kingsgate
Esmerson
Entry
Settling an Argument Aborigines Use Direct Action
A Northern Territory missionary describes a traditional Aboriginal method for resolving disputes. Two representatives meet, kneel before blows from clubs or spears, and when one admits injury the matter is settled. The narrator notes quarrels are not reopened after such direct action.
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Northern Territory
Australia
King George and Wilson remark denied by Japan
The Philadelphia Record notes the King of England is praised as a gentleman while Republicans push discredited stories about President Wilson. It also reports Harold II, last native English king, died on the battlefield after a nine month reign.
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George
Wilson
Japan
England
United States
Philadelphia Record
Harold Sr
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed as Spring Tonic
In 50 years a noted tonic from wild roots and barks promotes strength after a harsh winter. A user from Sans Ontario reports severe indigestion and liver trouble, finding relief in Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery within six months, enabling appetite and energy to return.
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Dr. Pierce
Sans
Doctor Pierce
Assis Bascom
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