Who's Who in Ganaba Portrait of Mrs Borden
A historical sketch highlights Mrs. Laura Bond Borden wife of Sir Robert Borden. Born in Halifax she became a Canadian social figure, artist photographer and philanthropist. Her public roles include Victorian Order of Nurses director and member of the National Council of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Vlnvar
Woman's Work Exchange
Victorian Order of Nurses
National Council of Women of Canada
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Aberdeen Aesociation
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Missionary Society of the Church of England
Thomas Henry Bond
Catherine Tregalus Atkinson
Cornwall
Mrs Borden and Ontario premier’s wife mingle at Ottawa home
The article notes Mrs Borden and the premier’s wife attending a gathering in Ottawa. The residence of the promoter elect on Wurtombere street, previously occupied by Sir Charles Pittpatrick, was rearranged and furnished for comfort.
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Reta Ote
Osen
Borden
Canada
Soeli
Promalor
Ottewa
Wurtomberetreet
Charles Pittpatrick
la Comfort Ita
Strancore Oister
Canadian Export Association urged to boost South American trade
Mr George Fr Johnston urges Canadian manufacturers and traders to form a powerful Canadian Export Association. He argues for an intelligence department, accredited correspondents, direct steamship links, and government support to expand exports to Argentina and other South American republics. He cites rising 1910 trade with Argentina and calls for organized effort to duplicate success across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fr. Johnston
Canada
South America
Johnston
Cor
Australia
New Zealand
Far East
Latin South America
Argentina
Great Britain
Thora
Canadian Export Association
Lne
South
Eact
Republica of
Montreal physician Maude Abbott first Canadian woman honored degree
Dr Maude Abbott of Montreal became the first Canadian woman to receive an honorary university degree for merit in scientific work. Her training spanned McGill Zurich Vienna, with early medical study at Bishop's College and Montreal practice beginning in 1896. She held curatorial roles at the Pathological Museum and later lecturing status with M D C M honoris causa in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Abbot
Montreal
Maude Abbott
Abbott
Bishop's College
Arta
McGill
Zurich
Vienna
Shoe
Edinburgh
Pathologieal Museum
Dr. Abbott
St. Andrews
Quebec
Bt. Andrews
Lhr
Bir
Profit in Sheep Flocks and Weed Control Profits
The article argues sheep can be profitable if properly managed and stocks kept. It notes labor conditions affect profit but weed control, soil maintenance, and weed destruction are advantages of keeping a flock. Sheep enhance farm value by weed suppression and aiding harvest efficiency.
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Sul Rowrth
Eard
Hrur Tatimers
Canada
Cherie Farms
Mit
Raplin
Cabs
Canada Cement
Entiles
Alten
Sime
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E. & G. de la Giroday
Abbotsford
Ganaba
Toile
Premier Bordon
William J. Roche
Cluldaboyn
Out
Minnedosa
Man
Taleng & Est
Gumy Dons
Lucan
London High School
Medieal College
Toronto University
Western University
London
Oyer
Roche
Manitoba
Soveragn
Camse
Manitoba Medical Connrittess
T. G. Roddick
Dominion
Roddick
Miedoan
Ti la
Domenateabe
Canada Cement Company Limited
Herald Building
Pleave
Addras
Herald Bldg
Brooklyn
Hoy
Matsqui Hotel
Mission City, B.S
Dewitt
Vancouver
John McMillan
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