Newspaper subscription directory listing offices and editors
An old newspaper page lists subscription rates and staff with offices in Boston New York and various Canadian towns. It names president W Chester G McLare vice president J Burnett associates, editors, and distribution agents at multiple street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Advance
Math’ Im Camuaana
United States
W. Chester G. McLare
J. &. Burnett
Ee Ae
D. A. MacKinnon
LD & A. Reiter
Msoager
J. H. Burnett
D. K. Currie
Boston
South News
M. Andlerman
Tremont St
New York
Hotalings News Depot
West 40Th Bt
New Glasgow
M. KB. Faulkner
Summerside
Mook Stora
Montague
W. A. Johnston
Souris
Acorn
Guardian
Charlotietows
Brown
Post
Ole ‘. Daffy
Ricamond Breet
Dyler -Graften Streat
Alex
McPhersen
Queen Street
Tre Udek
Direat
George Hireet
A. Tweel
Jim Ave
Maritime Stationers
Tomlins Grocery
Cor
Kent & Rochifer
Ras White
Elm Ave
Duffy
Asen Street
Caster, & Co
Canada News Co
Depot
Great George Street
Mrs. Jacobson
Lorchester Street
Frank N. Bays
Hillsboro Street
Radio Commission Meeting in Charlottetown Discusses Canadian Broadcasting
The Royal Commission on Radio Broadcasting met in Charlottetown to examine counter propagand and American broadcasts and to plan a system benefitting Canada educationally and otherwise. The commission seeks federal and provincial support and aims to emphasize British sentiment and ideals in Canadian air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottetown
The
Royal Commission On Radio Broadcasting
December 1928 Vital Statistics Report for Canada
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports December 1928 mortality across nine provinces at 11 662 with influenza 1 849 and pneumonia 1 331, comparing 1927 and 1926 figures and noting a December death rate of 14.3 per 1 000. Births total 18 721 with 587 stillbirths and 5 802 marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion ‘Bureau of Statistics
Maritime Tourist Guide for Maritime Provinces Released
A drivers pamphlet prepared by the Automobile Association Maritime Limited details each province and county with road maps and hotel listings. It includes customs, ferry schedules, official garages, local resources, and lodging prices across ninety five pocket sized pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Provinces
Automobile Legal Association (Maritime,) Limited
Airmail Service Extends Between Prince Edward Island and Mainland
The International Airways of Canada plans to continue a regular airmail route linking Prince Edward Island with the mainland to ease winter transport disruption. Subsidies may be discussed by the Federal Government to cover mails and passenger carriage, while Parliament’s recent expense figures reveal a total session cost of 2,379,906 dollars including indemnities and transport.
Halifax Chronicle Questions Maritime Union Benefits
The Halifax Chronicle mocks Sir John Aird’s case for Maritime Union. It argues industrial capital moves freely between provinces, warns advantages are unclear, and notes confederation already limits redundant overhead. Local governance remains, with no clear gains from merger without explicit proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aird
Halifax Chronicle
Chronicle
Canada set for drastic tariff revision next session
The King Government signals an upward tariff shift, backed by Liberal experts, as it acknowledges past policy errors and promises drastic changes next year. The piece contrasts Liberal reversals with Conservative critique and notes broader issues from Lewis Island migration to heat and drought impacts in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Canada
Washington
Dominion
Times
Ontario
Hamilton
United States
Timeless Niagara celebration links Hennepin to modern radio
The Toronto Globe revisits Father Louis Hennepin the first to describe Niagara Falls and notes how explorers historically underestimated the site. It traces early visitors like Father Rageneau and John Galt, contrasts fascination with trepidation, and highlights how science, bridges, roads, illumination, and now radio carry Niagara’s timeless appeal to unseen audiences.
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Louis Hennepin
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Father Rageneau
John Galt
Hennepin
Horseshoe Falls
Queenston Lodge
Blondins
Hardys
Redman
Ontario
Erie
Labrador
Africa
Insulin’s Impact on Diabetes and Medical Research
A discussion of insulin as a treatment for diabetes explains how it preserves life, cures in youth, and aids damaged pancreas function in adults. It highlights insulin’s role in preventing acidosis, aiding bone mineralization, and spurring research into other gland substances for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banting
Ben
Island Government at Stake in Maritime Union Push
The text warns that Maritime union threatens Prince Edward Island’s government and legislature plus Charlottetown as capital. It asserts PEI’s long history of self rule since 1773 and argues a union would strip Governor, court, civil service, and capitalize city status. It also notes Belgium stock market weakness reducing demand for coastal villas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
Maritime Union
Supreme Court
Belgium
Heavens Above and Below in a Lincoln Poem
A Thanksgiving reflection by Edward Shillito praising the heavens over London and recalling Alfred Raleigh Shakespeare and Keats. The speaker vows to walk the heavenly paths alongside great poets and to remember stars as arcs blaze across night skies.
The Tadousac Chapel, Canada’s Oldest Church Shrine
The Tadousac church in Quebec stands as a historic shrine in Saguenay country. A church has occupied the site since 1617, with the current building dating to 1747. Father le Caron held early services here, and the interior houses a tiny Infant Jesus image presented by Louis XIV and dressed in a satin robe sewn by Princess Anne of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Tadousac
Quebec
Saguenay
New France
le Caron
Jesus
Louis XIV
France
Anne
Austria
Draft Covenant of League of Nations Key Articles Unearthed
The diary excerpt reveals Colonel House’s July 16 1918 draft of a Covenant for a League of Nations. Articles cover state honor standards secrecy limits open inquiries and an international court with delegates and a permanent secretariat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
League of Sons
League of Nations
Wilson
Germany
George Washington
U. S
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the Radio Commission
Ion
Sir
A. Li. A
Vince
International
Prince Edward
Dif
Hansard
Ness
Ashe
House of
Commons
Senate
Addi
House of Commons
Lowances
Sion
Halifax
Stornaway
Scotland
Lewis Island
Highlands
Scotia
Woodworth
William MacDougall
Miller
Nova Scotia
MacDougall
Congress
Com
Toronto Globe
James W. Barter
Argentina
London Town
Alfred
Raleigh
Shakespeare
Wesley
Keats
Edward Shillito
WE Love
Frank Weigh
Colonel House
Iouse
Iternational Court
International Court
Paris
Natol
E. A. Foster
Lower Queen St
M. Higes
Burden
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