Canada and Reciprocity in the Taft Era Trade Debate
The piece argues for a revised tariff and closer Canada United States trade ties. It cites Detroit meetings, Carnegie era thinking, and Roosevelts influence, noting Canada as a growing independent nation with timber pulpwood and coal resources shaping cross border commerce. It cautions against deep political union and emphasizes reciprocity within imperial and continental contexts.
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Philadelphia
Aturday Evening Post
Tol
Congress
Camada
United States
J. J. Hill
Boston Chamber of Commerce
St. Lawrence
Canada
Dominion
Republic of Empire
Carnegie
Roosevelt
Nova Scotia
Boston
Montreal
Ontario
Erie
Pennsylvania
British Columbia
Alberta
Pacific States
Europe
Canadian Prairies
Minneapolis
Quebec
England
Great Britain
The Delay of God in Bible Times
H T Miller of Beamsville Ontario reflects on divine timing and patience. He contrasts human impatience with God’s holy hidden plan, citing Genesis scenes and the Amorite refrain. He asks who can measure God’s pace and why delays serve a higher purpose.
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Thal
Tle
God
Egypt
Palestine
Martha
Mary
H. T. Miller
Beamsville
No. The School of Experience Teaches Humility
A reflective maxim notes that wisdom lies in admitting what one does not know and that skipping lessons from life only hinders growth. The saying urges prudent restraint and ongoing learning through real world experience.
What One Man Has Done for Music
The London Musical Times honors Dr. Charles Harriss of Ottawa for advancing Canada’s musical scene. Born near Bow Bells, he grew from church organist roles in Ottawa and Montreal to promoting festivals, lectures, and concerts across Hamilton and beyond. He plans to guest conduct Cape Town festivals next summer.
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London Musical Times
Charles Harriss
Ottawa
Hamilton
the Times
Aboad
Charles Albert Eatwin Uarriss
Canada
John Macdonald
Uarriss
London
St. Alban the Marty
Montreal
Christ Church
Metropolis
Vert
Edward Lloyd
Grand Opera House
Harriss Best
Frederick Bridge
Sheffield
Harriss
Harris
Cape Town
South Africa
Dr. Harriss
C. A. FE. Harriss
Airship invasion shown as distant threat and defense facts
The article outlines German airship types Zeppelin Paraeval and military balloons, their speeds altitudes and vulnerabilities. It notes weapon advances against balloons, hydrogen supply challenges, and concludes a large airship invasion threat seems unlikely.
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German War Department
Slang as Language Pioneer in The Making
The piece argues slang words emerge on the plains of daily life in crowds and sports, first found in yellow journals and among children. It warns purists to avoid overcorrecting and notes ten years often settles a word in common usage or in dictionaries.
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Thirse
Elgar the Multitalented English Maestro
English Illustrated Magazine notes Sir Edward Elgar as keen on chemistry and analysis, an avid cyclist with stories of western England rides, a hobbyist kite flyer, and a devoted naturalist, illustrating a diverse set of leisure interests.
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Edward Elgar
England
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