Canada builds first electric tug in Lauzon Quebec
The first electrically driven tug built in Canada, named Prescotont, was launched at Lauzon Quebec for the Canadian Pacific service between Prescott and Ogdensburg. The diesel electric tug will tow a three-track railway car fleet and accommodate 1600-ton cars.
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Grains, Grapes See Crops Rise and Cattle Exports Resume
This year’s grape crop in the Niagara belt shows a 15 percent rise from 1929 as harvest completes. A shipment of 134 live cattle from Ontario farms went to England, consigned to buyers in Manchester, marking a cautious restart of Canada’s cattle exports to the British market after 18 months.
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Soda Relief Claims Twenty Years of Indigestion
Jun B. Harry Adertika says he used soda for twenty years to ease indigestion and stomach gas. Nes Adtertka promises rapid Relief by cleansing both upper and lower bowels, claimed to fix gas and sour stomach in ten minutes. Irwin L. Mitchell, a druggist, endorses the product.
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Indiana gathering scene at Banff festival photo
A caption describes Sandy with a broad grin watching his brother Redman attempt a fling at a loaned bag during the Scottian Mints Festival at Banff Alberta. The image captures a quiet moment of focus amid the event.
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