Canada immigration growth and western settlement prospects
Officials project immigration reaching 200000 in the United States and Canada this year, with total arrivals near 400000. The three prairie provinces and British Columbia attract settlers seeking mixed farming or fruit raising as railways open up central British Columbia. James A. Flaherty, Knights of Columbus, praises western Canada as offering abundant opportunities, urging young men to move north.
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United States
Canada
Columbia
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
Fe Bays
Canadian Northwest
Perennial Prune Appears Out of Season
A star boarder questions corn supply while the landlady notes everything cycles out of season. He quips about the prune staying available, highlighting a humorous exchange about seasonal produce.
Local Classified Notices and Product Ads
A jumble of old notices and ads including Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup teething remedy priced 25 cents, references to hot apples daily health advice, alfalfa and Timothy Clover seeds with pricing, farm lands for sale or rent on crop payments, and a Mulhall Bronx City Iowa advertisement.
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Mulhall
Bronx City
Tired Blood Torture Noted In 1913 Print
A fragment from a 1913 magazine notes the expression tired blood and its associations. The excerpt hints at medical or physiological ideas of fatigue and vigor, using vivid phrasing from the era.
Indiana State Teachers Association Convenes Talks on Education Reform
The Indiana State Teachers Association meeting heard 2,000 members discuss school reform, focusing on separate classes for certain student groups, increased pupil expression, and more critical thinking. Officers announced include President A Oz Neal and Secretary-Treasurer J B S Pearcy.
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Oz ‘Neal
Kokomo ‘Schools
Whitmer
Rochester
Baggerly
Utica
N. Kendall
Indianapolis
Educationm
New Jersey
Indiana
Association
Kendall
Strieir
Eight Hour Day and New Protections for Women Workers
Detailed findings from Elliott R. Hooton chief of the state bureau of inspection report to Governor Marshall discuss the need for an eight hour day for women a women’s department in the bureau and stronger factory theater and life safety laws. The 1911 created department costs only seven thousand four hundred five dollars more than the former labor body over two years. The Walsh Pearce and Lavin items are included with a brief operations summary. Moore law debate stirs quiet brewer talk ahead of the legislature.
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State Bureau of ‘Inspection
John J. “Walsh
Pector
Elliott R ‘Hooton
State Bureau of Inspection
Marshall
State Labor Department
Walsh
John Am Lavin
Jury to hear appeal in Chicago case of 38 condemned men
The court in Chicago will review the verdicts of 38 defendants with two already acquitted Daniel Buckley of Rock Island and Herman Seiffert of Milwaukee among those found guilty. Sentences range to 39 years and six months plus a 10,000 dollar fine, with judges to consider personal responsibility and may release any found innocent.
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Chicago
Daniel” Buckley
Rock Island,Isl
Herman @Q. Seiffert
Milwaukee
International Bridge and Structural Iron
Herbert
Hockin
Eugene ‘A.clancy
John H. Barry
Louis
John T. ‘Butler
Buffalo
Denver
Patrick F. Farrell
Brooklyn
Michael ‘J. Young
Boston
Phillip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Charles N. Beam
Minneapolis
Michael. J. Cunnan
Philadelphia
James Cooney
Richard ‘H. Houlihan
William, BE. Reddin
Paul J
Morrin
St Louis
Bert Brown
Kansas City
Edward Smythe
Peoria
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
Murray L. Pennell
Springfield
Frank
J.higgins
Charles ‘Wachmelister
Detroit
Ernest G.W. ‘Basey
Dianapolia
Frank’ Murphy
George Asrs
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Patient After Kidney Stones
A testimonial describes a patient with weak diseased kidneys who recovered after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. The user recalls severe pain and passing several stones, then reports improvement after a few doses and six boxes, claiming a permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Spain
Stella Life Beliefs Questioned in Irvington Booth
A fragment from Irvington era notes a question about belief in the supernatural tied to a Stella Life figure and a boothlette figure labeled No 1, with a remark that never saw a supernatural.
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Stella
Irvington Boothlette
Treatment for itching scalp and hair loss from Cuticura
Advertising copy describes a special treatment for itching scalps dandruff and falling hair. It instructs retiring with the chair straightened parting the scalp and rubbing Cuticura ointment into the parts with a soft cloth. Shampoos may be used with hot water and Cuticura Soap, with one or two shampoos sufficient for women.
Physicians blamed for drug habit growth in United States
Dr. L Kebler of the Agriculture Department said that 99 percent of cocaine and morphine manufactured in the United States is used by people who formed the drug habit through physicians prescriptions. He called physicians responsible for the rise in drug addiction, noting a 100 percent increase in 40 years and urging stricter medical discrimination.
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L.kebler
Department of Agriculture
United States
Kebler
Washington
American Society
Haying
BBY
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