Morning Daily Details and Staff Listing
The Morning Daily founded in 1887 offers a $5.00 annual advance rate for Canada and United States delivery. Principal officers listed include President W. Chester McLure Vice-President J B Burnett Secretary Lieutenant Colonel D A MacKinnon Editor and Manager J B Burnett Associate Editor D K Currie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
W. Chester 4. McLure
J. B. Burnett
D. A. MacKinnon
J. BR. Burnett
D. K. Currie
Christmas Spirit at the Drury Lane theater event
The piece praises Dickens as an empire of universal brotherhood and celebrants the Christmas spirit. It notes Miss Glossop Harris and Shake the Shake actors, and mentions Charles Dickens influence, Shakespearean classic readings, and a future program starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pickwick
Queen Victoria
Dickens
Burns
Scotland
Charles Dickens
Archbishop ‘Trench
British Viewpoint on Censorship and Power
The Saturday Review from London argues that reformers seek control through censorship. It criticizes efforts to restrict liquor and literature as petty tyranny driven by a lust for power, noting virtue lies in voluntary choice and art differs from vulgar pornography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Review
London
England
John Drinkwater
Bordeaux
Editorial Notes from The Guardian Christmas Number
A Detroit editor notes the skill of a reader who follows a Christmas list with prices and praises disciplined focus. The Guardian issue is a 24 page Christmas number offering thoughtful material, information, and enjoyment for readers. Premier Tolmie of British Columbia announces a new marketing branch of agriculture to expand markets and inform farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
the Guardian
Tolmie
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Policy of mass tree planting and wartime fears in Canada
The piece argues vast provincial tree-planting plans in Ontario and across Quebec and the Prairie provinces to ensure lumber supply, urges Maritime governments to adopt similar measures, and warns of Soviet influence and immigration debates. It cites Premier Ferguson’s stance against communism, reflections on disarmament, and contrasts naval Powers with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Maritimes
Ferguson
Ottawa
League
United States
Canada
Mexico
Great Britain
Britain
War Memorials neglected and stored in public buildings
A long exposé on the neglect of war memorials and art of national significance, stored in sheds and cellars, with damaged cinematograph film and deteriorating pieces. It contrasts this with tests of heart exercise and energy expenditure, urging proper display and use to honor patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Haggard
Beeret
Canada
Moses
Drs. Benedict
Parmenter
Aceon
Preservation Promise Fails as Canada War Memorial Remains Undisplayed
The Canadian War Memorial Fund created to document Canada's WWI activities produced a vast collection of paintings, etchings, photos, and films. Although completed nine years ago and handed to the government, the works have not found a suitable home or display, leaving a national treasure in limbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
National War Memorial
Dominion
London
Lord Rothermere
Lord Beaverbrook
Sir Edmund Walker
Canadian War Memorial Fund
Max Aitken
Wi Pape
Daily Lessons in English Word Tips and Misspellings
A compact language education note listing misused phrases and pronunciation tips. It highlights common errors such as confusing crowd placement, alphabet letter sounds, and misspellings. It introduces the word ERRONEOUS as a study focus and urges mastering one new word daily.
Canada Advances Scientific Research Plans
Canada outlines major research expansion with a national laboratory planned in Ottawa at a cost of 3,000,000 dollars under the Research Council of Canada. Existing laboratories operate in Winnipeg and Edmonton as Canada aligns with imperial research efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Anada
Ottawa
Research Council of Canada
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Imperial Agricultural Research Conference
Royal Family Christmas Preparations Amid Illness
The illness of the King dampens royal Christmas plans as Duchess of York, Queen Mary, and Prince of Wales adjust gifts and duties. The Duchess knits stockings for the Duke of York, and Elizabeth’s miniature is painted for Queen Mary. Parliament events, servants’ ball and charity gatherings are noted, with social hosts including Mrs. Creelman MacArthur and Mrs. Benjamin Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of York
Duke of York
Countess of Strathmore
Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
Duchess ‘of York
Malcolm
Wharncliffe Rooms
Local Talk and Festive Notices From Summerside
Community news from Prince Edward Island features holiday visits by Violet and Rosamond Richardson to Summerside, Miss Mills returning home for the holidays, and a Christmas display at Prince Street School. Also noted are the marriage of Lavinia Margery Kennedy to Ensign Claren Duke, the death of Douglas Haig Millar of Douglastown, and a quiet wedding of Mary MacLennan in Hamilton. The piece mentions travel to England, a Canadian society move to Southern California, and local remarks from Dr. Wiggins and others amid influenza concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Rosamond Richardson
Halifax
Charles Kennedy
West End Ave
New York
Lavinia Margery
Claren Emmett Duke
United States Navy
Ensign Duke
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Luther James’ Duke
Duke
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Kennedy
Hamilton Institute For Girls
Lenox
Kennedy
Prince Edward Island
Rey
George Millar
Douglastown
N. B
Douglas Haig
Canadian Society
Broadway Arcade
Los Angeles
Calif
Canada
California
John H. Bell
Summerside
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
D. R. Drummond
D. D
Mary MacLennan
R. N
St. Paul's Hospital
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Spearian
Oxford University Society
THE
Russia
Montreal
Canadian
Toronto Globe
Ies
Wellington
Brett
Arthur Wellesley
Winston Churchill
Eton
Germany
James W. Barton, M.D
By Roberta Lee
By Frank Yeich
Scientific Research
Christendom
Senate
House of Parliament
Creelman Mac . Arthur
Benj. Rogers, Jr
MacArthur
Leila Saunders
A. C. Saunders
Miss Saunders
John Morris
Boston
Fred’k Gane
Morris
G. H. .'Toombs
Lulu Toombs
Petters
Borstby Reay
R. R. Hurst
Uttle
Richard
Sydney
Waterman's
Congress
E.A. Foster
Sunnyside
Great West Life
Charlottetown
P. E
Wiggins
Sackville
Helen Mills
Edgehill Church School
Windsor, N. S
Mrs. E. Mills
Prince Street School
R. A. Rogers
George DeBlois
Bobbie
Helen
Gordon
Mrs. DeBlois
Saranac
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Miss. Mildred Bennett
Bessie Robinson
Sista
Donald
Moncton, N. B
Dodd
Oe Claus Doctor
Drugstore
Banta Claus Medical
Getmas Iret
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