Cave 15 Discovered Glac ter In Mereland National Park
Workmen uncover Cave 15 in Tie Nakiou Caves within Mereland National Park. The discovery sparks exploration interest and hints at the vast extent of subterranean passages. Nearby Nokmu Caves in Cougar valley, explored in 1804, feature over a mile of domed halls and crystal walls. A new chamber adjoining Cave 4 forms a cathedral-like cavity 485 feet long and up to 100 feet high, with water rumbling through passages named Nalima meaning grumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacter
Gmelor National Park
Tie + Nakiou
Nokmu
Ambars
Canada
Adiner
Cougar Valley
Jules Verne
Nghia Sina
Ikealla
The Magic Glass Beer Bar Scene
A narrator in a bar describes a mirror that reveals a gaunt, bearded busty figure of despair as a bartender mockingly remarks the glass shows how one is losing youth when wealth fades. The scene blends alcohol imagery with self reflection and a surreal omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitt Manon
Value of Poultry in the Diet as Seen by Experts
A historical examination argues poultry meat should be valued as a staple rather than luxury. It compares poultry to beef veal and pork, notes high fat content and heat value, and discusses carcass use for stock, with remarks on refuse and market price effects in domestic fowl such as chickens geese ducks and turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prieg
Aubriion
China
Fales
Price and Quality Guide for Ideal Meat Food
Prices and high quality models form the ideal meat food for every lady. The digest highlights table qualities suitable for offices, invalids, and children, emphasizing nourishment and value. It preserves a period tone while noting practical benefits for households and care needs.
Glengarry House site named historic landmark in Ontario
The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada urged that the Glengarry House site near Cornwall Ontario be made a National Historic Site. It honors Lieutenant Colonel John Macdonell a Loyalist officer and former speaker of the Upper Canada Legislative Assembly. The 18th century home served as Royal Canadian Volunteers command HQ and Loyalist activity center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oottawa
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Glengarry
Holwe
Cornwall
Ontario
Ue Worth Bay
Lawrence
Viva Vnd
Lormerty
John MacDonell
Royal Highland Emigrants
Butler's Rangers
Robert J) Craig
Glengurry Howse
New Montrent Highway
Colona
John Macdon
Macdonolis
Aberchalder
United Empire
Legislative Essembly
Upper Canada
Engarry
Legislative Assembly
Royal Canadian’ Volunteers
Gleniairey
Liewtenail
Glenaney
Glengarry House
Hays
Mission City hosts Clayburn in pivotal Saturday game
The Mission City Gothals play Clayburn at the Agricultural Grounds Saturday at 2:89 p m in a must win clash to force a playoff scenario. Mission has dropped three punts this season while Clayburn has lost none, heightening the playoff stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missin City
Gothal
Clayburn
Mission
Cliburnise
Misalon
Clayburyise
Chevrolet introduces Superior MoI model with updated design
The Chevrolet Motor Company unveils a new Superior Moil model line featuring improved chassis and body construction. The range includes touring car roadster delivery sedan and sedanette with Pluber Body Company names, larger hood and cowl, drum headlights, full crown fenders, and reinforced frame for enhanced ride and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Company
Bow
Begs Motor, Co, Ltd
Vancouver
Pluber
Motal
First Transcontinental Canadian Pacific Train Recalled
Vancouver marks the 35th anniversary of the first Canadian Pacific transcontinental passenger train arrival. Old steam locomotive No 374 and brass display lit the scene as officials and citizens celebrated the milestone with bands, cheers, and a citywide demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Areua
Ocean
Canada
G. W. Beatty
Jony
Achool
Toronto
Peter Righter
George Taylor
Rocky Mountain
J. Madigan
J. Kavanaugh
Barnhart
Work completed on CPR trestle at Hardisty Alta
Railway news reports completion of the CPR trestle at Hardisty Alberta after extensive labor. The 2,744 ft structure began 1908 with 1,800,000 ft of lumber and 27,000 ft of piling used in the fill, handling an estimated 800,000 tons of material. The present bridge is described as a safe transit link. Five American writers visiting St John NB arrive in Montreal on a CPR arranged trip to the Keremakoogee district for big game hunting, hosted by CPR representative Page and greeted by CPR officials in Montreal and St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardisty
Alta
CPR
Witter
St. John
Bnacbail Writers’ Association
United States
St Johns
Montreal
Fred Lieb
New York Evening ‘Telegram
T Writers’ Association
Sid Mercer
New York Evening Journal
Vine Vaughan
Chicago
Trisbane
Denman. Thompson
Washington Star
Ed. Ballinger
Pittsburg Post
S.S. Aranmore
Digby
Pagenger
Ai c. R. Ainedcretary
Ni ‘Runswick
Rayal Hotel
Disputed Montreal-A Salary Crediting Case Details
The article outlines a dispute over salary crediting involving the Federated Shop and CPR. It notes the Claitee board’s award issued days before Labor Department filing and payments at reduced wages set by the conciliation board prior to federal action. George Edge of CPR and Bamtera Hines led CPR’s case. Mr. Hodge contested the essential statements. The report indicates knowledge of the board’s report reached the company on September 4, with instructions to restore previously reduced rates from July 16, and the new rates dated September 5 applying from August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Federated
Thnse Cpr
Clalitee Board
C.P.R
Bamtera Hines
Board of
Hodge
GPR
Grain movement surges as CPR ferries record wheat out of country
Western lines general manager Charles Murphy praised a dramatic grain export surge through October, noting CPR moved 14 000 cars off Saskatchewan and over four million bushels from Port William and Port Arthur. He warned coal shortages could worsen in cold weather if supplies drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooge
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chas. Murphy
Western Linea
Murphy
Canadian Pacific
Port William
Port Arthur
Avchie Millar Heads East for Several Months
M. Avchie Millar left Unis morning for the east where he expects to reside for some months, while Mr. Tera of ChITMwank Ix visits with her sister, Mrs. Vbitl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avchie Millar
Unis Morning
East
Mr. Tera
Chitmwank Ix
V. Bvitl
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Humphrey
B.C. Land Surveyor
Hart
Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
Abbotsford
Alan Mi. Broagvski
P.O
J.E. Parton
Asbotsford, B. L
Guengarry
Vropvons
Whiich
Fraser
Burrard Inlet
B.C
Ace
Harbor
Vancouver City
McLean
Abbot
Abebot
William Downie
W. H. Armstrong
C. ©. Brown
Railway News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!