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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

8

Confidence rises as Western Canada crops boost economy

The 1925 Western Canada wheat crop shows record shipments by CPR and Canadian National, with Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Co handling 1,200,000 bushels in one day. Yields and grades improve, boosting U S interest and spurring new store openings by IBC and other firms across Winnipeg Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina. The article argues renewed confidence in Western Canada outweighs past pessimism and will sustain industrial activity without a boom but with steady growth.

Canada CPR Canadian National Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co Dominion Saskatchewan United States Iadson's Bay Company Wes IBR Winnipeg Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Western East West

Wireless lighthouse aids ships in fog bound seas

Senator William Marconi unveils a wireless lighthouse tested in the English Channel. The device, perched near Dover, resembles a large bird cage and sends wireless beams to ships in all weather, warning vessels in fog along a busy sea lane.

William Marconi English Channel Dover

Correct of Pulmonary Troubles by Dr Thomas

Testimonies claim Dr Thomas' Electric City treats respiratory disorders with great efficacy. The best proof remains personal experience and relief from inflammation of the bronchial tubes.

Thomas Electric City

Giant Rose Bush Near Alhambra Sets World Record

Just outside Alhambra California a rose bush touted as the world’s largest is reported to be about 50 years old and larger than four feet in circumference at the base with vines spreading up to 125 feet in length.

Alhambra Cal

Granite the Mother Rock of Earth's crust

The article notes granite as the lowest rock in the earth's crust and describes it as devoid of animal or plant life.

Never Stop Railway Tested at Kursaal England

A new self regulating railway is being tested at the Kursaal in Southend. Six hundred yards of track are laid for tests. The train adjusts speed automatically from slow to fast, slows to a landing stage at stations, then accelerates to twenty four miles an hour beyond. It is screw driven by a motor, with rubber tires and no audible noise.

Kursaal Southend England

English brides prestige rings worn by unmarried girls

In England wedding rings of cheaper grades are worn by unmarried girls who think the ring attracts men or signals engagement in public.

England

Asthma Remedy Promises Fast Relief and Easy Breathing

An advertising pitch promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's asthma remedy claiming rapid relief from choking and natural breathing. It asserts thousands have used it successfully and urges readers to obtain a package today.

New Madison Square Garden Aims for 23000 Seat Arena

The venue plans a seating capacity of 23 000 to position itself as the world’s greatest indoor sports arena. Built with grand-scale facilities, the project targets major sporting events and large crowds.

Madison Square Garden

The Sphinx Essay Echoes Ancient Silence

A boy compares the Sphinx to a woman with a great head who has remained mute for 3,000 years. The note emphasizes timeless mystery and mythic endurance.

Supremacy of the Air Seaplane Promises Speed

The Napier S-4 seaplane built at Southampton for Britain’s Schneider Cup effort in Baltimore is ready for shipment to the United States. Secrecy remains tight, but it boasts speeds over four miles a minute, single-piece monoplane wings, metal props, and a novel design aimed at air superiority and Cup victory.

Southampton Baltimore United States

Beautify It With Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye

A concise guide explains how to tint or dye fabrics using simple methods. It compares dipping and boiling as options, outlining basic steps and safety tips for achieving even color results.

Diamond Dyes the simple kit for silk wool and linen colors

This advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a 15 cent package with easy directions for tinting a wide range of fabrics. It instructs buyers to tell the druggist whether the material is wool or silk or whether it is linen cotton or a mix and urges using Diamond Dyes only.

British Resolve Through Perilous Years

The Chicago Tribune notes Britons persist in empire defense despite doubts. Time is long and endurance is key as Ramsay MacDonald risks Singapore, coal strikes, dole, and naval losses test resolve. The core belief remains that persistence will outlast adversaries.

Ramsay MacDonald Singapore Chicago Tribune

Milburn Co. Genuine Remedy Offered in Toronto

In use for over 80 years the product promises pleasant rapid reliable and effective relief. Do not accept a substitute. The genuine article is sold only by The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.

T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto Ont

Ohio mound yields thousands of pearls in royal burial find

The Selp group Pricer Mound near Banbridge Ohio revealed four interred elders with copper helmets and rich jewelry. Curator Harry C Sherrone of the Ohio Archaeological Museum calls the find the burisa of pearls, noting pearls as large as nuts and a profusion of beads, pottery, and shell ornaments.

Pricer Selp Banbridge Ohio Harry C. Sherrone Ohio Archaeological and Historical Museum

Curious travel companions value pets and ashes on journeys

A wealthy Liverpool woman, fond of dogs, had her died pet’s skin mounted in a case as a constant travel companion. Another traveler carries her deceased husband's ashes in a small box on her trips.

Liverpool England

Roman Military Use Of The Word Mine Before Industry

The term mine carried military significance for Romans before its modern industrial sense emerged. It reflected siege tactics and underground warfare, linking language to historic warfare practices and engineering.

Trotsky Predicts Russian Trade Boom With Foreign Partners

Leon Trotsky, head of the Soviet economic council, told visiting English labor parliamentarians that within two years Russia will be a vast market for foreign goods and capital. He urged foreign counter agents to tighten long term credits and banking ties, while noting limited prospects for closer ties with England due to British conservatism.

Trotsky Russia Leon Trotsky Economic Council Httle England

British Government Denies Negative Attitude to League

Viscount Cecil of Chelmswood in Geneva rejects claims Britain shows a negative stance toward League proposals. He says Britain will support the League and expand its authority. He defends Britain's criticisms, notably on compulsory arbitration, noting over 200 arbitration treaties signed but no commitment to compulsory arbitration where outcomes are unpredictable.

Viscount Cecil Britain League of Nations Geneva Viscount Cecil of Chelmswood League

Thief Returns Valuable Watch From Window Break In

A year after burglars broke into E F De Bower of Chicago and stole an $800 wrist watch aiding his blind wife, a package is found pushed through the same window containing the watch and a note claiming Jem Connors is dying and asking prayers.

E. F. de Bower Chicago American Academy of Letters

Value of the noble early English coin

The noble was a medieval English gold coin valued at 6s 8d, about 1.63 Canadian dollars today, though its purchasing power then was over twice that of now. It first appeared during Edward I’s reign in 1242 and was named for the superb gold used in its manufacture.

Edward En

World Wheat Crop Totals Fall Short of 1923 Peak

Wheat production in key countries excluding France totals 2.519 billion bushels versus 2.348 billion last year and 2.436 billion on the five year average. The rise over last year reflects less severe global output, though 1925 remains below 1923 levels when 28 countries produced 2.725 billion. The crop year began with small carryovers and US and Canada forecasts show reduced yields: 700 million in the United States and 391.8 million in Canada.

Phere France United States Canada

Bees Drive People From Old Bethel Church

Bees again took possession of Old Bethel Church near Excelsior Springs Missouri and drove out the congregation. Four boys helped attack. honey filled the walls and lofts. About 500 pounds of honey was removed and shared between the boys and the church. Word has gone out that the bees must go.

Old Bethel Church Excelsior Springs

Nature's Warnings and Dr Williams Pink Pills Benefit

An article explains body warning signals from pain to pallor indicating disease may stem from poor blood. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to purify and strengthen blood, aiding nerves and appetite. A testimonial from Hazel Berndt of Arnprior Ontario recounts improved health after nine boxes, with weight rising from 97 to 114 pounds. Pills available at 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.

Pr. Williams Hazel Berndt Arnprior Ont Dr. Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

English Language Dominance Favored by Leaders in Toronto

Henri Bourassa argues English will remain the world’s chief lingua franca as Plymouth’s legacy and the American Republic are cited. He claims French efforts to supplant English in Canada will fail while English is essential on this continent and taught increasingly in Quebec schools.

Toronto Henri Bourassa Plymouth Canada Quebec

First Swiss Navy Steamer Built by American Edward Church

The first steamer of the Swiss navy was constructed 97 years ago by Edward Church an American who served as United States consul in France.

Edward Church United States France

Holloway’s Corn Remover Boasts Powerful Relief

Advert describes Holloway's Corn Remover as highly effective, claiming many have been relieved of their corns by its potent action.

Holloway

Diamonds Worn Out Fast in Glass Engraving Shops

The article notes a belief that diamonds last long, but in fine glass engraving establishments they wear out in six to eight weeks, indicating rapid tool erosion and replacement needs.

Message in a Bottle Reveals Shipwreck Hope on Indian Ocean Island

A nurse at Bree done near Ostend found a bottle on the sands with a message from survivors of the Mary A. Bolling, a Philadelphia ship wrecked March 18 1924. The note asks to notify P S Woods grandfather of Philadelphia and says five were saved but starving unless help arrives. The bottle traveled thousands of miles before Belgium discovery.

Indian Ocean Mary A. Bolling Philadelphia Brussels Breedone Ostend Grandfather P. S. Woods Walnut Street Belgium

England invention allows powder box hidden in heel

A hollow heel fashioned as a powder box is described in England. The heel resembles a normal high heel but lowers on a hinge when a catch is released, dropping powder for touch ups.

England

Lifespan Hope Emerges as Automobiles Arrive

As scientists grew hopeful about extending human life the automobile was invented signaling a leap in modern progress. Experts linked mobility tech to broader social change and medical optimism amid rapid innovation.

Chinese day divided into twelve two hour periods

The Chinese day is partitioned into 12 double hour segments each spanning two hours. This structure allocates specific times for activities and associated signs from the traditional diurnal cycle.

Reforms In Turkey Unveiled New Legal Code

A modern Turkish legal code to replace Koran based laws has been completed and sent to Angora for adoption. The changes include abolition of polygamy, civil marriages as real marriages, and inheritance rights by wills with equalizing outcomes. Press laws grant freedom but assign penalties with courts handling closures.

Turkey Grand National Assembly Angora

J H Woods Receives Rousing New Zealand Reception

J H Woods of Calgary president of the Canadian Press and Imperial Press delegate wins praise from a New Zealand observer. A private Auckland letter says he is the delegation’s best speaker and that his voice at the government banquet shook the hall as delegates cheered.

J. H. Woods Calgary New Zealand Australia Auckland Woods

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