Montreal Mills Close Leaving 2600 Workers Out
The Montreal cotton mills have closed affecting 2600 employees. The Senate bill to amend the grain act contemplates government control of terminal elevators. Cartwright named lieutenant governor nominee. Sifton to become trade minister. A Home for Incurables scandal at Portage la Prairie prompts resignations. The Vancouver Tourist Association praised BrandonFair as the best visited. Laurier acts to curb underage cigarette sales with age 18 limit. A dispute over Manitoba Joint Stock Companies Act seeks to expand capital and rename United Telephone Company. The Medicine Hat dreamer trial exposes extreme fanaticism. Canadian election laws impose heavy penalties for bribery and corrupt practices at public meetings and campaigning.
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Preventics touted as cold cure in early stages
An old advertorial promotes Preventics for colds and grippe claiming early use stops illness, with no quinine or laxatives. It urges sending for samples from Dr Phocy in Racine Wisconsin and notes the candy tablets are harmless and protective against pneumonia if used promptly.
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