Maritime Union Fallacy Critique of Maritime Union Idea
In Halifax interview Sir John Aird proposes Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and possibly Newfoundland unite as a single Maritime Province. The piece rebuts the plan noting historic federation benefits went to Central Canada and West, leaving Maritimes lagging, and warns PEI would lose autonomous status if union occurred.
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Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Canadian Doctors Meet in Montreal for Annual CMA Session
The Canadian Medical Association holds its annual meeting in Montreal with Dr. 5. R. Jenkins presiding. Attending are four overseas speakers and notable Canadian medical figures. A “Hobbie Exhibit” will showcase members’ hobbies and cultural interests beyond medicine.
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Ian Medical
Montreal
The
Canadian Medical Assoc
Stephanie
Europe
Bir St. Clair Thompson
J. A. Cairns-Forsyth
London
England
C. B) Roald
Florence
Italy
Wheat Prices Slump as World Drought Pressures Farmers
The article laments ultra low wheat prices in the United States and Canada near fifty year lows, with Canada and Argentina boosting costs, while other crops fall and famine fears rise in China. It notes efforts to feed China from American surpluses and cites depictions of shifting farming toward mixed practices, plus debate over a Fisheries Minister and Dominion politics in Canada.
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United States
France
Germany
Italy
Uncle Sam
Canada
Argentina
China
States
Editor Attacks Local Music Contest Crowd in Emporia
The Emporia Gazette editor criticizes the town’s music contest audience calling them ill behaved and hick like. He condemns cheering performers and urges parents to discipline their children to prevent further embarrassment.
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Emporia
Canada Faces Sustained Tourist Spend Amid Trading Shifts
The article notes Canada's shift from a U S trade deficit to a broader external trade balance. Hon R B Bennett cites four months of including January to April with combined deficits totaling 156 million dollars. Additional tidbits cover weather, a saxophone claim, the French Foreign Legion, Lloyd George, and fox farming in the Express Messenger.
Curing Asthma Through Skin Tests and X Ray Treatment
The article explains asthma as two types: allergen triggered and post bronchitis. Skin tests identify triggers like animal fur pollen or foods. England reports 120 X Ray treated cases with 89 good results and notable weight gain. nasal catarrh symptoms also improved. Doses were given weekly for six to eight weeks. Adrenalin helps during attacks but the cause should be addressed to reduce symptoms.
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England
Duck! Tales of a Farm Field and a Cautious Duck
A poem by Alice Brewer warns a lame duck to avoid deep plowed fields despite a preference for easy spoil. It urges the bird to stay near home and avoid risky furrows where deformities may expose itself to danger and fear from ducklings.
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Alice Brewer
Prince Edward Island traits in The Land We Love feature
The article describes Prince Edward Island as Canada's smallest province with a strong agricultural base and high grain yields. It highlights potato crops especially seed potatoes, expanding fox farming, active fisheries, and growing tourism as the Garden of the Gulf, noting marked provincial prosperity.
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Prince Edward Island
Dominion
Garden of the Gulf
Canada
The Eaglet of Napoleon at Schonbrunn Palace
A dramatic portrait of L Aiglon the Eaglet, Napoleon II, born 1811, raised under Metternich at Vienna. The piece traces his life from royal promise to confinement, his doomed struggle for identity, and his death at 21 after a political and medical decline.
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Schonbrunn
L'Aiglon
Napoleon
Europe
Hapsburgs
Meternich
Austria
Holy Roman Empire
Russia
Rome
Maman Qulou
Metternich
Paris
Legion of Honor
Maman Quiou
Napeoleon
France
Gory Taters
Fontainebleau
the Eaglet
Maria Louisa of
Rambouillet
Elba
Maria Louisa
Vicnna
L’aiglon
Francis
Metternichs
Duchy of
Parma
Vienna
Duke of
Reichstadt
Meiternich
Franz
Holy Alliance
Chasseurs
Bonaparte
Gardening Almanac Notice for Planting and Orders
Advertisement details best planting times for annuals perennials and vegetables, with dates from May to July. Lists numerous flowers and vegetables, quantities, prices per dozen or per hundred, mail order minimums, and payment terms. Indicates mail orders under two dollars not accepted and to arrange group orders with neighbors.
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Maritime
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Maritime Provinces
British North America
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Department of Mines
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R. B. Bennett
Petrolia
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Lloyd George
Silver Fox
Express Messen
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WE Love
Frank Yeigh
Thomas
Eaglet
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H. J. Mabon “Optometrist
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Charlottetown Guardian
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Prince of Charlottetown
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