Evans Blames Government Over Coal Costs
Ottawa April 28 John Evans, Saskatoon, criticized both the Nova Scotia government and the federal government for inaction. He alleged they allowed coal prices to rise to benefit British Empire Steel Corporations and their mills, arguing higher tariffs shift costs to all of Canada.
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Ottawa
John Evans
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Saskatoon
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Briish Empire Steel Corporaties
Mr. Evans
Canada
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Nova Scotia
British Empire Steel Corporation
Charlotte Town Guardian Staff Roster
The paper lists President W. Chester B. McLure Vice-President J M Burnett Secretary Lieut Col D A MacKinnon Editor Manager J K Burnett Associate Editor D K Currie New York Representative Ingraham Powers Chicago Representative J Mower
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W. Chester B. McLure
J. MB. Burnett
D. A. MavKinnon
J. K. Burnett
D. K. Currie
New York
Ingraham Powers
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Chicago
J. Mower
Charlottetown Anti-Tuberculosis Association Annual Meeting
The Charlottetown Anti-Tuberculosis Association invites the public to its annual meeting at the Board of Trade Rooms at 8 pm. Rev. R.E. Malone of St. Peter's Church will deliver an address. Reports will cover the past year, and the Dispensary led by Miss Earle will be highlighted for benevolent work and support.
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Board of Trade
Charlottetown Anti-Tubercuosis Association
RE. Malone
St. Peter's, Church
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Charlottetown
Canada
Miss Earle
Clean Up Week Plans In Charlottetown Provincewide Call
The mayor urges observance of Clean Up Week starting May 1 in Charlottetown with aim to extend to the province. The season spurs removal of winter debris, painting and tidying homes, yards, barns and farms to improve appearance and prosperity.
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Charlottetowns
Charlottetown
Summerside
Miners and political talk cross Atlantic coal debate
The piece contrasts a social welfare plan for settlers with a note on J A Mackinnon speaking without notes on potato bugs. It then critiques U M W aid to Cape Breton miners, government statistics on coal and immigration, and US influence in Canadian labor and coal markets amid duty debates and railway concessions.
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Montreal
Standard
J. A. MacKinnon
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D. A. Mackinnon
Queen's’ P. B. 1
Deak
J. K. Munro
MacKinnon
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Belfast and
Murray Harbor
Cape Breton
United Mine Workers
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United States
House of Method
Heads Commons
Murdock
The
United
Parry States
Arthurs
Minister of Labour
Unttea
Canada
Mackenzie King
Empire Day plans and political debate cited in editorial notes
Editorial notes discuss Empire Day preparations and government policy on taxation and statute labor. It mentions Empire Week activities, broadcasts by Premier Baldwin, and public displays of empire goods. The passage also covers parliamentary remarks on privileges and objections to impugning a minister's honor.
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Britain
Sebioning
Baldwin
Mober
Parry Sound
Arthurs
Ian
Labour
Progressives Speak Out and Senate Vacancy Critique
Notes by the Way report debates with John Evans about government inaction on starvation and coal prices, maritime political disputes, and a Nova Scotia bill altering Legislative Council tenure. It condemns Ottawa silence on two unfilled Senate seats and questions potential local collusion in Ottawa, urging accountability and constitutional considerations.
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Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly
Legislative Council
Council
Assembly
Senate
Ottawa
Dominion
Guardian
House of Commons
Girls Held Enthusiastic Meeting Sat Evening
A supper meeting of the council of the Charlotte town Canadian Girls in Training was held in the Methodist social room on Saturday April 25 at six o clock. About forty attended with Miss Gladys Farquharson presiding. The topic was The Value of a High School Education and groups discussed a questionaire later reported by elected girls.
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Charlotte Town
Methodist
Gladys Farquharson
Women Vocations and High School Study Discussed in Sofia
A debate on open vocations for women and the value of high school education is reported from Sofia. It cites a former minister’s arrest in Stamboul and questions about Bulgarian governance, with speeches by Miss Helen Mathieson and Mrs. R. H. Rogers. A Canadian Girls in Training council in Charlottetown endorses continuing education for women.
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Prince Hdward
Sofia
Zarvulanoc
Helen Mathieson
R. H. Rogers
Jon
Eva Dyer
Character traits by mouth and jaw analysis in old text
The passage links a very small mouth with prominent teeth to strong self will and a tendency to fail in big tasks despite skill in small ones, noting conceit when combined with small ears. It also describes the rose bud mouth as indicating a sweet trusting disposition ruled by heart, quick and impetuous in affection.
Two-Toned Furs Gracing New Coat Hems
The article highlights two-toned furs used on coat hems, describing combinations of light and dark gray or brown. It notes the plait or trim effect as fashionable and attractive in the latest outerwear designs.
Digestive weakness and abdominal sag in old or frail patients
The speaker describes abdominal organ sagging due to weakened intestinal muscles and nerves, causing dull pain, poor appetite, weight loss, and constipation. Advice covers building overall strength, abdominal support, small meals, rest after eating, and lying on the right side to aid digestion. Emotional distress worsens digestion. cautions on excessive worry.
Banquet Planned for Canadian Girls in Training
In the business period plans were made for a banquet in the near future where all Canadian Girls in Training in the city would entertain their mothers. Miss Trotter the Maritime Girls' Work Secretary will attend the event and all look forward to an enjoyable time.
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Miss Trotter
Maritime Girls
Censorship of Telegrams Replaced By Central Controls
The Sofia authority lifted censorship of telegrams addressed to foreign countries, but cafes and other amusements remain closed through May 11. April was asked about reliable weather and replied with a humorous quip, admitting prior weather mix ups.
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Sofia Au Haema
Embroidery Touch Enriches Nearly Every Frock
Practically every frock shows embroidery on the tee pocket belt or collar and cuffs adding decorative detail to day dresses and casual wear.
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