Veregin Lifts Food Restrictions for Doukhobor Communities
Peter Veregin visited remaining Doukhobor communities and announced a relaxation of bans on tea coffee sugar eggs and all foods except meat. The news pleased families especially children who can now "eat to live." Locals anticipate possible communist relocations within one or two years to a warmer climate, forecasting the end of Doukhobor communities in this part of Canada.
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Peter Veregin
Doukhuobor
Mexico
Russia
Canada
Canadian News Briefs and Civil Observations
A compilation of early 20th century notes covering population shifts in Canada, by law votes for school funding, heavy snowfall in Western Ontario, and medical cautions about dairy and liquor. It notes the Quebec bridge inquiry, a proposed criminal code amendment on shooting, and timber lease totals of several firms and individuals.
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Ontario
Hlon Frank Oliver
Ottawa
Theodoroes
L.upemal Pulp Co
Sakatchewan Lumber Co
A.W Fraser
Geo Burs
Arthur Hitchcock
Colin H. Campbell
Big River Lumber Co
Munson
Winnipeg
Imperial UK blocks hay imports to shield home farmers
The Imperial Government bans hay imports from outside countries into the United Kingdom citing disease fears. Critics urge honest enforcement to protect domestic farmers from foreign competition. The Banner quotes observers as it weighs year end balance, priced at 75c.
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United Kingdom
Preventics Cold Cure Touted in 1900s Promotion
An old advertisement touts Preventics as a harmless candy style cure for colds and grippe. It claims early use can prevent pneumonia and urges readers to write Dr. Ree in Racine Wisconsin for samples and a booklet.
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Ree
Racine
Wis
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Fort William
St. John
United States
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T. Eaton
Binscarth
Ay JO Anson
Manitoba
J. S. Murray
Astbury
Ummer
Navy
Stan Harvest
UNION
Oxfords
A. Astbury
Russell
F. T. Matheson
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