Charlottetown Guardian Leadership and Subscription Rates
The Charlottetown Guardian lists President W Chester McLure and Vice President J R Burnett with D A MacKinnon as Secretary and Lieut Col. D A MacKinnon as editor. J R Burnett serves as editor and manager with D K Currie as associate editor. Morning Daily founded 1887 with annual rates 5 dollars in advance delivered and 4 50 dollars in advance mailed in Canada and United States.
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D. A. MacKinnon
J. R. Burnett
D. K. Currie
Canada
United States
Devastating Logic at Liberal Convention Sparks Debate
In a Queen's County Liberal convention speech, R H Jenkins denounces claims of a party monopoly on good ideas while questioning Liberal shifts on Old Age Pensions and protection. The piece criticizes the government and Beauharnois Power financing, citing John A MacDonald and parliamentary disclosures amid Liberal backing.
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John A. MacDonald
Georgetown
Notes on driving laws and empire trade views in 1930s Canada
A column mix discusses reckless driving as a serious offence, imperial free trade aims, and Britain's living conditions. It notes Toronto Diamond Jubilee plans for Winnipeg, Hoover's Ontario connection, Canada’s gentler Indian policy, Manchester Chamber tariff vote results, Germany's wage cuts, and a quip about Charles Stewart and the Dunning budget.
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Canadian Manufacturers' Association
Frank A. Ralph
Toronto Board of Trade
Great Britain
Dominion
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
London
Canada
Beauharnois Scandal Recalled in Opposing Viewpoint
The Liberal paper cites the Ottawa Journal to defend Beauharnois power project. It notes the Journal supported private Province of Quebec ownership, promised 599,000 horsepower would aid industry and curb power barons, and claimed no impact on navigation rights. It questions later developments and financier roles.
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Beauharnois
Mackenzie King
Quebec
Canada
Annual School Meetings Acknowledges Women’s Institutes Support
The annual school meetings occur on Tuesday with expected strong interest from school districts as votes for educational supplies proceed. The piece credits Women's Institutes for invaluable help to education in the province, especially in rural areas, noting the educational situation would be worse without them.
Magna Carta Day Observed Worldwide On June Fifteenth
The article notes Magna Carta Day on Sunday June 15 to honor the historic 1215 charter. The International Magna Carta Association promotes observance across the United States Canada Newfoundland Great Britain Ireland Australia New Zealand and South Africa as a gesture of goodwill within the British Empire.
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United States
Canada
Newyfoundland
Great Britain
Digestive Phases Show How Brain Affects Stomach Juices
Dr A C Ivy outlines three stages of digestion in the stomach and intestines. The brain signals digestion before food arrives, stomach juice flows with food weight, and juice surges as digestion proceeds. He warns that mental strain slows digestion and urges pleasant thoughts and light meals during busy times.
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A. C. Ivy
Dr. Ivy
The Hidden Ways of His Earthly Deeds
A poem fragment reflects on divine mystery in life and the limits of human understanding. It contrasts the unknowable details of God’s handling of the world with the familiar Earthly journey of mankind and hints at a future judgment and universal revelation beyond current days.
Opening Gun Editorial Signals Pro-Conservative Debate in Canada
The Montreal Star excerpt notes a rousing Winnipeg reception for Hon. R. B. Bennett as the campaign opens. It contrasts Conservative pledges for protection and national unity against Liberal governance blamed for unemployment, industry strain, and exodus, urging voters to choose policy directions for imperial and economic ties.
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R. B. Bennett
Winnipeg
West
Bennett
King
Cornell Students Stage Hugo Norris Frye Sesquicentennial Hoax
Cornell students forged a fictitious figure Hugo Norris Frye and formed the Hugo Norris Frye Sesquicentennial Committee inviting Republican leaders. They mailed invitations and received many letters, prompting a formal reply from the Republican National Committee praising early party founders and the nation’s progress.
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Cornell
United States
Hugo ‘Norris Frye
Hugo Norris Frye
the Chaiman
Government on the Defensive Over Five-Cent Piece Speech
At Brantford last week Hon Mr Euler defended the Liberal claim of vast provincial aid since 1922. He cited a hundred million dollars, but critics say the funds include non government subsidies and Conservative precedents. Prime Minister King sought to erase the blunder with lengthy Hansard remarks, yet the government remains on the defensive.
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Brantford
Euler
R. S. White
Mount Royal
King
House of Commons
Ottawa
Ontario
Maritime Province
Childrens Sunday School Lesson Mixup in Lehigh Valley
A young woman teaches a Sun day school class in a mining district and asks where the Saviour was born. A 12 year old boy shouts Bethlehem, and another child explains he knew it was Bethlehem but thought it was in Lehigh area near Allentown.
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Allentown
Johnnis
Bethlehem
Joanniz
Lehigh
Recognizing Political Pioneers and National Future
A historical note praises political pioneers whose activities shaped the nation and congratulates them on a recognition event. It emphasizes the foundational role of early leaders in guiding future national greatness and expresses best wishes for the occasion.
Free Charlottetown Violin School Hours Notice
A public notice lists the Free Charlottetown Violin School located at 107 Queen Street offering lessons. Hours run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The contact line 4375-6-12-lweek appears in the text.
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Charlottetown
Violin School
Queen Street
Wheat rust resistant varieties developed by Canadian agriculture officials
Officials of the Canadian Department of Agriculture report that two or three wheat varieties have finally been developed to resist rust. Production and seed distribution will take two to three years, but chemists and farmers are hopeful that the rust resistant types will withstand evolving rust strains.
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Department of Agriculture
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