FLOCK TO CANADA Removal of Restrictions Driven by War’s End
The article argues that Canada gradually lifted wartime immigration bans, enabling more settlers from Britain, America, and Europe to enter. It notes moral and economic benefits, a shift toward agricultural settlement, and renewed faith in Canada’s postwar future with migrants from Serbia, Poland, Sweden, and others.
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Dominion
Canada
New England
West
Gteer
Gmaat
Roads Congress
International Road Congress
Seville
Spain
Paris
United States
Belgium
Australia
New Zealand
China
Japan
France
Great Britain
Italy
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Argentina
Czechoslovakia
Portugal
Norway
Germany
Jugo-Slavia
Poland
Austria
Cuba
Chile
Brazil
Onick Robin Adds Advertisement To Humorous Anta Collection
A much tried man noted for collecting humorous anta and pail themed items has added an advertisement to his catalog, focusing on want ads and related curios. The brief item hints at a quirky hobby and a self-promotional promotion tied to his collection.
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Onick Robin
Crushed to Earth in Bignislaw Szukollski Tale
Fragmentary text hints at a story about Szukollski from New York who marries a Chicago woman and plans to live on a pig farm. The prose mentions profit and pigs as money, but details are unclear.
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Bignislaw Szukollski
New York
Mne
Chicago
Su’t
Mofe
Pedestrians urged to walk left for safety at night
D H Lewis of the American Automobile Association urges pedestrians on country roads and streets at night to walk on the left facing traffic to improve visibility. He notes dimmed headlights aid drivers but hinder pedestrians, especially in dark clothing, and stresses keeping to the left helps avoid oncoming cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. H. Lewis
American Automobile Association
Man Hangs Himself by Strength of Imagination
Dr Henry King testified at a coroner jury that Alfred Manning a despondent man planned to take his own life by hanging using a handkerchief not tight enough to strangulate. The physician said death resulted from Manning being convinced he was hanging himself and through auto suggestion the heart stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry King
Alfred Manning
Manning
Happy Golf Wizard Shakes Hands With President Harding
President Harding greets five year old Jimmy Frazier Jr a golf prodigy who put on an exhibition at Sea View New Jersey during a visit hosted by Senator Walter E Edge. The scene captures the boy’s swift skill with the clubs and the cordial reception from the president.
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Harding
James Frazier
Jim Frazier
Mr. Harding
Sea View
N. J
Walter E. Edge
Jimmy Frazier, Jr
Army Seeks Lieutenants as Examinations Begin Nationwide
War department to start examinations to fill 1771 second lieutenants for the new army. Most appointments after December 31 1922. Candidates may request branch preference. liberal exemptions apply based on education and training. Apply via corps area commanders from Boston to San Francisco.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Judge Advocate General's Department
Air Service, Engineers, Signal Corps
Ordnance Department
Adjutant General of the Army
Corps
First Corps
Army Base
Boston
Mass
Governors Island
New York
Standard Oil Building
Baltimore
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Fifth Corps
Columbus
Vigilance groups formed to shield tourists from unfair fines in Minnesota towns
Minnesota towns organize highway vigilance committees to protect visiting motorists from aggressive enforcement of petty traffic offenses. The effort aims to ensure fair treatment, fix officers on salary, and divert fine money to road funds as tourism grows. Princeton, Onamia, Milaca, Isle lead the initial chapters along Highway 18 toward Mille Lacs Lake.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Perry 8
Williams
Minneapolis Journal Travel and Report Bureau
Mille Lacs Lake
Tthe
Women Succeed as Aviators and Art Exhibit Incident
A noted article recalls how suggestion can sever friendships with a tale of an artist belittling a painting then admitting it was the best piece. It also notes ant control tips and highlights Katherine Stinson and Cessie Coleman as early women aviators with Coleman training abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cone
United States
Katherine Stinson
Lincoln Beachey
Wright Field
Dayton
Chicago
Cessie Coleman
France
Holland
England
Princess Threat and Royal Household Gossip
A New York girl who became a European princess is linked to a royal household incident. A friend overhears a tense exchange between the princess and her maid in the dressing room with a warning about jealousy and possible dismissal if a kiss between the princess and her husband occurs again.
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New York
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Happy Golf Wizard
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Lae
White House
Tintern Tip
Tap of
Toledo
Salina
Kan
Kansag
Peru
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Grand Avenue and
19Th Street
Kansas City, Mo
Putnam
Lily
White
Phoebe
Lily White
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