Co Operative Marketing Of Live Stock Saskatchewan
A report by the overseas Livestock Marketing Commission recommends cooperative marketing of Canadian live stock in Britain and studies on bacon factories in England Ireland and Denmark The commission chaired by five men also reviewed conditions in Poland Germany and Holland and proposes a Canadian department of agricultural economics to analyze market data.
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Saskatchewan Agricultural Research Foundation
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Denmark
Poland
Germany
Holland
Canada
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Painted Fires Chapter XX continues a fateful confrontation
Helmi Mijlander faces a magistrate over a published police file showing she escaped from the Girls' Friendly Home and was arrested in a Chinese den. She denies the details as Major Gonsett aids her to a chair while the magistrate presses for truth. The scene hints at a coerced match and legal jeopardy.
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Helmi
Mrs. McMann
Jack
Aunt Lili
Miss Abbie
Heimi
Melmi
Canada
Col. Blackwood
Old Sim
Castoria Advised for Babies in Old Canadian Tale
A vintage advert tale warns mothers about infant ailments and promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, plant based remedy. In a dramatic scene, Helmi confronts a magistrate over a broken marriage claim, slamming a bottle of truth with a defiant vow and rediscovering Canada’s cautious unity.
Turn of the Year mood frames a bleak landscape
Descriptive prose paints a gray December world with dead gardens, earthed graves, and silent life. It notes December winds, barren fields, and a longing for snow to cover the dead face, while a line about Minard's in the Medicine Chest hints at a product mention and Stockholm parks.
Island Paradise Rediscovers Robinson Crusoe Tale
A survey of Juan Fernandez Island, birthplace of Alexander Selkirk, finds a fruitful paradise with abundant plant life. It notes a French shipwreck survivor who refuses to leave, thriving on the island's easy living and remote isolation.
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Juan Fernandez Island
Robinson Crusoe
Friday
Alexander Selkirk
South America
Baby's Own Tablets Promise Safe Help For Ill Babies
The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe home remedy for common infancy ailments. It claims the tablets ease stomach issues teething colds fevers and constipation without narcotics and offers mail order at 25 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Arctic explorer Stefansson on all meat diet
Meat diet experiment continues at Bellevue Hospital with Stefansson under observation in New York. Dr. Lieb reports his general condition remains excellent as the experiment extends another fortnight to test whether an all meat diet prevents scurvy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofnjalmur Stefansson
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Clarence W. Lieb
Pianist with One Arm Delights England Recital
After losing his right arm in the Great War, mu sician Mr Douglas Fox, now director of music at Bradfield College England, wowed critics with a piano recital praising his single hand technique. They note the delicate thoughtful music and his remarkable adaptation.
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Douglas Fox
England
Bradfield College
Cousin Dispute Sparks Tense Exchange
He accuses his cousin of denying recognition as an equal. She dismisses the remark calling him a conceited idiot. The brief quarrel reveals lingering tensions and hurt pride within a family.
Loss of Faith in Communism Shocks Dutch Reader
The Dutch engineer Boars once a Java subversive leader repudiates communism after a return from Russia. He criticizes Soviet effort in education and health, notes army and bureaucracy waste, and cites low farmer incomes and urban poverty. He urges compatriots in the Dutch East Indies to rethink their path. The piece also mentions asthma causes and promotes Dr Kellogg’s remedy.
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Holland
Boars
Dutch East Indies
Java
Russia
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Rotterdam
Western Provinces Homestead Filings Rise in January
January filings across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia totaled 457 compared with 343 in January 1927. Manitoba registered 51 versus 36, Saskatchewan 194 versus 186, Alberta 201 versus 115, and British Columbia 11 versus 6.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Winnipeg Livestock Shipments Winter Month Totals
January shipments at Union stock yards St. Boniface handled 1290 car loads of livestock including 20462 cattle 47277 hogs 17448 sheep and 1420 horses in Greater Winnipeg reports.
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Winnipeg
Union Stock Yards
St. Boniface
Greater Winnipeg
Little Helps For This Week Devotional Reflection
A devotional note reflects on daily mercies from God and gratitude toward the Creator. It cites Psalm 118 19 and praise for blessings received through Him, emphasizing that every grace comes from the Supreme Being and prompts thankful, joyful worship.
Edison Tests Rubber from Dandelions and Golden Rods
A laboratories announcement proclaims three per cent rubber from asters and notes tire material in dandelions and golden rods could supply emergency stock. A Scotsman and an Aberdonian atop an omnibus joke about speaking to a girl ahead after she pays her fare.
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America
Thomas Edison
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Becomes Standard Antacid
Reduce stomach sourness and indigestion with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. A tasteless dose neutralizes excess acid quickly, trusted by physicians for 50 years. Take a spoonful in water. directions on each bottle. Obtain the genuine product prescribed by physicians.
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Collie
Dgg
Nellie L. McClung
Doran
Fletcher
Helm
A. U
Minard
Stockholm
Sweden
Scott
Viscountess
Willingdon
Christie
Stefansson
Holloway
Minard’s
J. D. Kellogg
Buckley
Buckley, Limited
Mutual St
Terente
Ckleys
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Yukon
P. A
I. C. Whitehouse
the Graphic Publishers, Ltd
Ottawa
Joseph Addison
Llex
Gilles