Tanlac praised by Seattle graduate in temperance paper
A Seattle graduate promotes Tanlac through a testimonial from Mrs. Borddle of the National Temperance Hospital in Chicago. She cites seven years of use treating charity patients, noting improved digestion, stomach and bowels function, and general toning. She recounts cases of a woman with poor appetite and a patient who stopped eating but recovered after three bottles.
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A. Borden
Ave
Seattle
Wash
National Temperance Hospital
Chicago
Alan
World Happenings Briefly Told Incomplete Summary
Inauguration of long distance telephone service between Manitoba and Alberta on Aug 28. Australia’s Premier Bruce intends to visit the United States after London Imperial Conference. Alberta man Benjamin Bradley dies in Winnipeg. Hurricanes cause over a million dollars in damage along Central America. Alberta Saskatchewan butter exports to the United Kingdom via Panama Canal. Western farming conditions viewed unfavorably by W J Black. Norman Clyde, 35, climbs Mount Whistler Peak to Glacier National Park, first ascent. Belgian Colonial Minister impressed by British dominions publicity offices, plans similar in Belgium. Ten IWW members sentenced to prison attend a luncheon in Oakland. Holloway's Corn Remover advertised for children’s diphtheria risk context.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Bruce
Australia
Unitd
London
Benjamin
Bradley
Medicine’ Hat
Winnipeg
Central America
Glacier Na- Ugnat Park
Whitne Js
Drunsels
Belgium
LBW
Akinnd
Australia Air Post Pioneer Makes Early Postal Run
Australia’s air postal service began in West Australia with a 200 mile route over the coast. The service carried mail and passengers between Perth and Derby, touting punctual arrivals and departures. Air postal operations expanded to other states with notable early milestones and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austraia
Air Postal Service
Ula
West Australia
Moet -Deete
Summer complaint cramps and diarrhea warning
A reader describes sudden bowel trouble including cramps and diarrhea in summer. The ad promotes Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a ready remedy, claiming few doses prevent suffering and can save discomfort, with testimonials from Mrs Jedd of Hamilton and others.
Danish settlers pursue new homes in Western Canada
Danish families arriving in Canada are largely farming newcomers moving from Denmark. Most leave their families behind until settlement is established, while adapting to agricultural life in western Canada and facing local challenges.
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Mo Cps
Canada
Denmark
Vney
Vancouver Exports Rise as Harbor Plans Expand
Vancouver port activity climbs from 29,000,100 feet to 300,000,000 feet in exports noted by W. G. Swan Chief Engineer Vancouver Harbor Commission. Grain and pork exports surge from 500,000 bushels to nearly 20,000,000 bushels across 1920 to 1922 and a new four berth pier is forecast biennially to handle growing deep sea shipping.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
W.G. Swan
Vancouver Harbor Commission
Ballamiyne der
We C.P.R
Americans in Canada in Early Census Findings
The article notes a large American-born population in Canada, citing 24,162 as birthplace American in a given period, about seven percent of the population. It also mentions 127,389 Canadians with American birth at another census, around two percent. From 1910 to 1920, US entrants to Canada totaled many thousands, with current estimates over 1.6 million Americans in Canada and about twelve percent of the Dominion population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Tielot Dominion
K. L. Chicenat
Hilory Magreziag
Murdered Corns Ex Tractor Sparks Family Business Fallout
A garbled notice laments a family tied to Corn Ex tractors facing ruin and legal trouble as the market collapses amid rumors of deceit and loss. The fragment hints at Putnam's Corn Ex tractor as a supposed remedy, while claims of exploitation ripple through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's
Simla Adopts Electric Mills for Prayer Wheel Power
English engineers sought to build a city power plant in Simla but Buddhist priests opposed harnessing streams for industry. The government directed the electric light company to install motors to drive prayer wheels, letting Simla run its wheels by electricity while maintaining ritual practice.
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Simla
Gpposcak Tig
Horayere Mills
Sioa
Newsprint output climbs in 1920 six months
Production data shows Canada’s newsprint output through Jude end 1920 reaching 9842 tons with a daily average of 3973 tons, far above prior periods. Total six month production reached 550,762 tons with splits across the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and other regions.
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Jude
United States
Favorit Prescription Praised For Women’s Ailments
Rose Craly of Sackville Street testifies that Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription relieved her backache fatigue and nervousness after marriage and childbirth and restored health and strength, calling it a perfect remedy for women’s complaints.
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Toronto
Canada exports by natural resources in 1920s
The Department of the Interior in Ottawa reports how Capadi’s natural resources fed exports by March 31. Agriculture and vegetables reached 407.0 million dollars, fishery exports stood at 7.5 million, forests and wood products at 225.6 million, vines and minerals at 123.1 million, and chemical products at 14.0 million, totaling a diverse export base for Canada’s 8.8 million people.
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Natural Resources
Civiligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Capadi
Canada
Saskatchewan Crop Estimates From Provincial Government
The Provincial Government estimates Saskatchewan has 12,382,000 ores devoted to this scour and 5,098,000 acres to oats. Other leading crops include barley with 617,000 acres, rye 878,000 acres, flax 461,000 acres, and hay and clover totaling 275,000 acres.
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Saskatchewan
Guard Baby's Health in the Summer
The summer months bring quick onset of cholera infantum, colic, diarrhoea and dysentery in children. Mothers should guard against these, and if illness appears use Babs's Own Tablets to regulate the stomach and bowels. Safe for hot weather and sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 26 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Babs
Dr. Williams
Brockville
Ont
New Serial and Health Notes Boosted by Canadian Data
Readers are informed of a fresh serial titled Upeuis Cours by the same author as Ms Canadas? The piece opens with Atis inne and lines on choking asthma. An asthma remedy claim and a discussion of sugar and alcohol production in Canada follow, alongside a note on Dominion bonds and bank deposits.
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Ms Canadas
Upeuis Cours
Atisinne
Fragmented notice on contracts and figures in a garbled text
A garbled report mentions a Swift Cur rent contract for a new Pie project with a capacity around 000 busily and a cost near 10008 dollars. It cites Munich professors and student heads with salaries roughly from 49000 to 50000, and references sewing needle tasks and white paper. It oddly notes Canada has over 1900 farmers and mentions patent conmmers of garlic and food with Micard’e Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Current
Sitter Whitelly
Trade imports Shawn to be Considerably on the Increase
Canada’s total trade rose by 140 million dollars in the first four months of the current fiscal year ending in July, with July alone adding 29 million. Imports led the rise, up about 16 million more than exports, bringing four month totals to 624 million versus 484 million a year earlier. Imports reached 311 million and domestic exports 305 million.
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Canada
Department of Customs and Excise
Mon Day paper jokes on drownings and autos at crossings
The passage mocks sensational warnings in a Monday morning newspaper about Sunday drownings and fatal auto accidents at railway crossings. It mentions a London site, St James Palace, noting its history as a leper hospital later transformed into a manor house and royal residence between 1698 and 1837.
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Winnipes Free Press
St. James' Palace
London
Henry VIII
Canadian Delegate Chosen for Spain Poultry Congress
Prof BE A Lloyd of Vancouver British Columbia was selected by the American Association of Investigators and Instructors in Poultry Husbandry as a delegate to represent Canada at the international poultry congress in Spain next May.
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Jeo
Holloway
Bates & Rot
Australia Air Post Pioneer
West
Dr. Thomas
Panama Ganzl
Iolla
U.S
Lamy Palace
Bineghiad
Aueust
ROSE
Extradse Ure
Stritish
Nord Lornée
Lyon
Dominion of Canada
Cin Ladsiota
Aec
Twe Munich
Alsh
Bates
Woeten Haverom
Tessell
Poultryman
Infante
Mother Fletcher
ST. Charles Milk
To. Aesaver
Drugglete
Brengi
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