Canada loses population to United States says consular figures
Official consular advices to the Washington department of commerce show Canada’s exodus continues. Last year 148,560 immigrants came to Canada mainly from the British Isles while about 200,000 Canadians and aliens resident there were admitted to the United States for permanent residence, a net loss of 50,000.
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United States
Canada
Boundary Line
Department of Commerce
Washington
British Isles
Dominion
Happy Jack Squirrel Defends New Home In Green Forest
In a Green Forest tale a mother squirrel moves her four babies from a maple tree to a hollow in another tree after a branch breaks. Sammy Jay spreads rumors of disaster, but Happy Jack reveals no one is hurt and keeps their new home secret. The story follows the curious squirrel pups and the dangers they face from predators as they explore their world.
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Farmer Brown
Mra
Happy Jack Squirrel
Green Forest
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Happy Jack
Happy
Jack
Mrs
Shadow
Weasel
The Lure of Missouri and a Japs Invasion Panic
A humorous, polemical piece jokes that Japanese residents in California seek land in Missouri and Mexico after new anti alien laws. It imagines Missouri Ozarks as desirable for farming, notes California’s land law pushing migrations, and warns Senator Reed might rally citizens to resist perceived invasion.
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Caimournia
Missouri
Jim Reed
Gore
California
Mexico
Little Brown
Laad
Missouri Ozarks
Committee of Investigation
Ozarks
Our Immediate Neighbors Mexico Lands Offer Settlers Privileges
The government will open vast national lands in Mexico for private enterprise with tenants ultimately receiving titles. Settlers can enjoy a 10 year period of privileges loans and exemptions attracting new arrivals though the land program contrasts with U S immigration law aimed at discouraging Mexican peasant migration.
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Mexico
Department of Agriculture and Development
United States
The Davis Campaign Plans Radio Driven Speeches
The article outlines Mr. Davis campaign strategy focusing on high dignity and taste. It discusses states to target, use of radio as a key medium, and brief speeches not exceeding 40 minutes for acceptance and 30 minutes on the stump. Davis has long been a campaigner since age 23, missing only 1918 due to POW duty in Switzerland.
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Davis
Switzerland
Washington in Summer With Coolidge in Residence
President Coolidge plans to keep Washington as his summer residence for four and a half years, directing the campaign from the capital while Chicago runs operations. He and Mrs Coolidge value the climate and White House grounds. The piece notes Alto Potomac cruises, and teases Borah on campaign finance. It predicts Dawes will provide a dramatic clashes in American political literature.
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Coolidge
Washington
Capital
Chicago
Inhaled Tuberculosis Medicine and Early Tech Advances
A report notes a inhaled medicine for pulmonary tuberculosis using amphorous carbon and calcium salts to build fibrous tissue and slow disease progress, with eastern experiments reporting good results. It also covers federal road miles completed, wireless power transmission tests, payroll card systems, and a new diode tube for compact radio and reflex circuits.
Promising Talents Foreseen for Strong Character
An unsigned excerpt notes the expectation of strong character and the achievement of wide respect. It highlights numerous talents and the potential to best utilize them, predicting notable success and acclaim.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Not a Free Show by Florence Davies
A Chicago murder coverage includes a judge's stance against sensationalism. Judge John R. Caverly warns against turning court outcomes into morbid spectacle, urging restraint and open justice while condemning voyeuristic curiosity.
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Florence Davies
Chicago
John R. Caverly
Ign
Enterprising Heariot’s Pipe and Gatches Fancy
A fragmented passage describes Heariot's Pipe and Gatches Fancy of Enterprising, noting partial names and actions. The text mentions various terms like Ras braved Wiramine and Stesephers, with scattered references to scooters and a Cheabese Ras. The OCR is garbled, presenting an unclear scene with incomplete sentences.
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Heariot
Pat
Boe Reiter
Saas
Ds Hk Fee
The Adventu rs oF Doctor Dolittle Part Two
An excerpt describes a flood survivors’ struggle with hunger and despair. A wife suggests seeking food, and the narrator plans a search beneath flooded terrain for human dwellings or supplies while his companion waits on a raft. He dives, tests depths, and charts a westward search for survival resources as a kettle pan combo is noted in a distant line.
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Belinda
Eaid
Eber
Ain
Ani
Meas
Weill
Europe
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte Office
West Park Street
Phone
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Butte
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Philipsbore Dillon
Burgess
Leo
Borah
Russia
Goddess of Prosperity
America
Illinois
Dawes
Sam
Pons
Oregon
Idaho
Kel
Doctor Dolittle
Eee Slcandinavia
Unites States
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