Canada Studies Show Broad Higher Education Growth
A government report notes 23 universities and 7 colleges in Canada with 57,254 university students and 25,137 college students. Net enrollments reach 72,152, split 46,354 men and 25,798 women, with roughly half pursuing university studies. Total university assets total 120 million dollars with 15 million in income. Teaching staff includes 3,677 men and 533 women at universities, and 1,872 men and 144 women at colleges.
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Dominion
United States
British Isles
British West Indies
Speyside bush inspires autumn color views near Halton
Lush fall scenes unfold along county roads near Speyside in Halton. Visitors at Speyside crossroad and the mountain drive witness maple rich foliage and rustic lanes perfect for a safe, scenic outing right at home.
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Scotton
Speyside
Acton Free Press launches large help yourself campaign
The Free Press announces a massive circulation drive with premiums and prizes for Acton and surrounding district readers. Mr. H Foose of the Canadian Circulation Syndicate leads the project, with headquarters near the Baptist Church. The campaign aims to relieve unemployment and reward active workers, detailing contest rules and participation.
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Free Press
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Baptist Church
Canada borrows favorably amid new Dominion loan terms
Canada secures a 100 million dollar Dominion of Canada 4 percent bond issue from a New York syndicate at gains in savings to government. Proceeds refinance 45 million three year notes and fund unemployment relief of 20 million, with further loans maturing in 1931.
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Dominion of Canada
New York
Dominion
Canada
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R B. Bennett
Bennett
Editorial Notes on Weather Commerce Liquor and Public Life
Autumn 1930 brings little complaint except coal dealers. The late 1920s estate of the canned soup originator valued at $100 million, with heavy annual advertising, is noted. Rail and road bumps on Mill Street disappoint motorists and show slow improvement. An Order in Council requires liquor boats to obtain clearance to curb illicit trade with a neighboring republic. Winter plans, anniversaries, tea meetings, and indoor programs are framed as season aims. Rennetein’s prompt action against consumer exploitation is praised as a warning to protect both consumers and manufacturers.
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Republic
Permit to sell native wines and beer issued at $1
A new permit allows purchase of native wines and beers for $1. The stated aims are to place the sale under better control and to encourage public consumption of these beverages, described as temperance promotion.
City trip drains farm family in busy medical trek
A farm family recounts a lengthy city excursion for doctor visits and shopping. The day includes missed trains, crowded streetcars, a tooth extraction by Pat, and reflections on rural life versus urban bustle, with humor and endurance shaping the journey.
Worm Hxterminitor Promoted as Child Health Remedy
A claim promotes Melthor Graven Worm Hxterminitor as a standard remedy to protect a child from worms. The text touts enhanced properties and a Putagion improvement, urging care in use.
Fragmentary stage note on audience and comedian reception
A garbled quote describes audience members dozing during a night performance but finding some humor in the show. The text hints at varying reactions and a possible mishearing of words.
Inaccurate Quote and Patent Remedy Ad Fragment
Fragmentary historical notice promotes Dougland Egyptian ointment for sore necks gulls and various conditions. Claims instant relief for bleeding and callous removal with unspecified usage and context. Contains archaic phrasing and disjointed medical claims lacking verifiable details.
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Dougland
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