Old Home Week Opens With Welcome to Visitors
The province welcomes July 18 1925 attendees for Old Home Week. Dignitaries include W Chester McLure as president and J B Burnett as secretary while D A MacKinnon serves as editor and manager. The note praises farming, human life, and social gatherings as locals anticipate a busy enjoyable week.
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W. Chester 5. McLure
J. B. Burnett
D. A. MacKinnon
D. A
D. K. Currie
New York
Ingraham Powers, Inc
Chicago
E. J. Power
A Disease Free Area Boost for Prince Edward Island
The author argues that PEI’s isolation makes it possible to create a disease free area after tuberculosis tests finish in the provinces. Once certified, PEI butter and cheese could command higher prices and be clearly labeled as disease free, distinguishing PEI products from the rest of Canada.
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America
Canada
Moncton Transcript
Jtea
Orange
Former Liberal Speaker Ballantyne Calls for Conservative Victory
Montreal business leader Hon. C. C. Ballantyne, former Liberal, spoke at a Hebrew Conservative Association banquet praising Meighen era policy. He attacked Liberal economy and warned elections may come this fall, urging protectionist measures to revive Canadian business.
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Montreal
Old Home Week Sparks Political Heat in Kings County
Editorial notes reflect a heated campaign in Kings County during Old Home Week. It describes heckling of Mr Hughes at meetings, rumored remarks about hereditary rule, and local reactions as officials and supporters clash amid milk and tuberculosis worries. The piece links public tempers to the broader political scene and notes upcoming public meetings.
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Montague
W.L. Poole
Liberal Association
King’s County
S. S. Hessian
The
Pol
Hughes
M. P
Im. P
Georgetown
Tessian
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Hessian
Slughes
Kings
Sick Parliament in Ottawa Slates Canada’s Worst Session
The Ottawa Journal years the past five months as the worst Parliament Canada has known. It cites stalled public questions, costly and compromised measures, and fiscal tinkering amid unemployment and rising debt. The piece laments leadership and calls for a change.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Journal
Canada
House of Commons
Senate
United States
Enor
Measuring the body's hidden work with a medical instrument
An early description explains a medical device that gauges the body's internal activity by tracking oxygen intake or carbon dioxide output. It notes how energy needs rise from infancy to age five, then peak at puberty, before gradually declining to old age, and that infections or goiter cause heightened bodily work detectable by the machine.
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Perfort
Harvest Reflection Verses on Sowing and Reaping
A reflective scripture themed note cites Henry Longfellow on an arrow and friendship, then quotes Galatians 6 7 urging sowing and reaping. A prayer thanks God for this truth and requests seeds for a good harvest.
Rising Son Toast to Liberal Senate Succession Rule
The speaker urges making a rule like the Medes and Persians who cannot be changed by law that every Liberal member promoted to the Senate must name his successor in the Commons. The toast proclaims the rising son.
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Senate
Commons
Reading Necks and Character Traits in Animal Analogy
The passage describes a straight stiff necked man as proud positive and conceited and a long necked woman as valuing freedom independence power space and scope. It contrasts neck lengths with traits such as strength impulsiveness or weakness depending on neck type.
Meighen Defends Policy Amid Party Critique in Parliament
The letter condemns the government as sick and divided, attacking the Progressive party for insincerity and flawed leadership. It contrasts Meighen's unity and principled program with opponents, praising his clear policy and independence from control. Continued discussion promised on page 5.
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Ottawa
Progressive Party
Mr. Meighen
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