Good Government Debate Sparks Ontario Meeting
Hon R T Bennett argued that a good government is selfish and measures a nation’s goodness by its selfishness. The piece contrasts his view with democratic compromises and cites Britain’s unselfish wartime policies and modern League of Nations actions. It questions if Canadians accept such a doctrine and warns against autocratic selfishness.
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R. T. Bennett
Stratford
Ontario
Mr. Bennett
Washington
Bennett
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Britain
United States
League of Nations
Mackenzie King
Mussolini
Italy
Signals for Vessels Highlight Electric Lighting Advances
A noted French writer argues ships have lagged in adopting modern electric lighting. He warns that night voyages leave the sea in darkness and urges vessels to use powerful signals like car headlights to reduce night collisions.
Conference study on safer electric lighting at sea
A fuller study of the possibilities for more powerful electric lighting is worthy of the labors of the International Conference for the Safety of Life at Sea. The conference aims to improve maritime safety through better illumination.
Holstein Bull Goes East to Vaudreuil Purchase
The Raymondale Fayn in Vaudreuil Quebec bought Strathmore de Winton Matchless a junior champion last year at Calgary Edmonton and Saskatoon. He was defeated at other shows by his head mate Strathmore McKinley Fairchild Wayne from Strathmore.
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Raymondale Fayn
Vaudreuil
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Supply Farm
Strathmore
Strathmore de Winton
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Strathmore McKinley Fairchild Wayne
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Endorsed by Physicians
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best immediate antacid. It claims a single milk dissolves in water neutralizes acidity, relieves stomach distress within minutes, and has been a physician trusted remedy for 50 years.
Plane Climbs to Four Miles in 14 Minutes
Britain's latest all steel single seater aircraft rises to four miles in under 14 minutes with a Jaguar 400 hp engine and super charger. Loaded with machine guns and oxygen gear it can reach six miles and speeds up to 185 mph. It plans to defend from a home airfield and quickly ascend to intercept raiders after coast warning.
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Britain
Life Was a Burden Lifted by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs W J Dowling of Tottenham Ontario details severe weakness and pale lips and swelling kept her bedridden. After three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills she regained color strength and vitality. She urges others to try, and a free booklet Building Up the Blood is offered. Pills cost 50 cents and available from druggists or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
Canada West Indies trade grows on Lady Nelson service
Since the start of the new Canadian National liner service with the R M S Lady Nelson in December last, Canadian National steamships boats have been nearly fully booked each sailing. Trade from Canada to the West Indies has expanded greatly, and West Indies travelers to Canada have increased, especially in summer when favorable rates entice business people to visit Canadian markets.
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Canada
British West Indies
R.M.S. Lady Nelson
Canadian National Steamships
West Indies
Canadian National
Miller's Worm Powders Bannered as Trusted Child Remedy
The advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders swiftly attack parasitic worms and expel them from the system. It portrays the medicine as self-contained and beneficial for children, improving digestion and boosting overall health to support growth.
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Miller
Horses Live In Zoo Stable In London
A London horsekeeper keeps 100 horses in a stable that also houses two Indian monkeys a wild hare a vixen pigs rabbits canaries and various foreign birds living contendedly among the horses in the same house.
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London
Worm Exterminator Promoted for Children’s Health
A historical notice touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a pleasant medicine for children and claims it effectively drives worms from the system.
Sunspot Variations Tied to Bird Arrivals and Rainfall
A Montdidier record 1784 1862 shows arrival dates of birds and rainfall align with sunspot cycles. Investigations at the Dominion Observatory Ottawa note cuckoos arrive about two weeks later at sunspot maximum than minimum, suggesting solar activity influences avian timing. Corns relief offered by Holloway’s Corn Remover claims speed and satisfaction.
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Montdidier
France
Dominion Observatory
Ottawa
Dance Escort Skippy Checks On Home After Event
A conversation reveals Skippy rang to confirm the speaker reached home safely after the dance he attended the previous night with her. The exchange highlights concern and courtesy from the young escort.
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Skippy
Keep Minard's Liniment in the Medi sins Chest
The notice urges readers to keep Minard's Liniment in the medicine chest. It emphasizes its reputation for quick relief and availability at local druggists.
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Minard
Iceland’s Unemployment Myth and Opportunity
The report notes Reykjavik’s unemployment with eight men listed on May 1 six over sixty in poor health and two newly laid off. It asserts Iceland’s population and land could sustain far more workers and food production, praising native farmers while calling for more scientific agriculture and dirt farming opportunities.
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Iceland
Reykjavik
Fishing Industry Highlights From Ottawa Dispatch
Ottawa fisheries branch notes show Canada exports fish to Australia worth 2 071 000 dollars in 1927 28 and records 20 whales taken in early May by four Rose Harbour B C companies. Whale products include oil meal fertilizer and whalebone valued for industry use.
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Ottawa
Australia
Rose Harbor
B.C
British Columbia
Canadian fish hold strong appeal abroad for seafood trade
Canadian catch remains in demand with salmon leading the value, followed by cod and lobster in popularity. Sardines also rise as orders flow from New Zealand and Australia, signaling growth in the trade.
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New Zealand
Australia
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Sold Widely for Pain Relief
The remedy promises relief to all sufferers and offers hope by stilling pain. Described as a liniment with broad blessing, it is advertised as on sale everywhere and available wherever asked for.
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Thomas
Valley of a Thousand Falls Named in Mount Robson District
The Valley of a Thousand Falls in the Mount Robson District British Columbia was named by Reverend G B Kinney who first visited the region with Doctor A P Coleman and joined his attempt to climb Mount Robson.
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Valley of A Thousand Falls
Mount Robson District
British Columbia
G. B. Kinney
A. P. Coleman
Mount Robson
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Proclaimed by Readers
Readers praise Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a powerful family treatment. The advertisement argues the product benefits both incipient and chronic asthma and claims the genuine remedy is widely available.
Moose Jaw Auto Tourist Camp Adds Facilities
Moose Jaw Tourist Camp adds facilities as attendance rises. Last year about 7,000 visitors used the camp and the current season is expected to bring a noticeably higher turnout.
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Moose Jaw
Alberta Farm Planning Expands to Include Farm Planning
Alberta town planning extends to farms allowing farmers to obtain expert advice on farm houses, barns, and layout. The move promotes organized development and efficient use of farm space.
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Alberta
Elimination of Level Crossings Fund Urged in Canada
Dr S J MacLean of the Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners urges using the railway crossing fund of 200000 dollars yearly to reduce dangerous level crossings. He notes Alberta and Manitoba have benefited, Saskatchewan should follow, as large-scale elimination remains costly but partial improvements are feasible today.
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Canada
S. J. MacLean
Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners
Saskatchewan
McLean
Railway Board
Alberta
Manitoba
MacLean
Regina Daily Post
Canadian Teachers' Federation Chooses Edmonton for 1931 Convention
Closing session of the tenth annual Canadian Teachers' Federation conference in Quebec adopted resolutions and elected an executive committee. Edmonton Alberta was selected as next year’s conference site. New officers include G. H. Ford B C A J Powell Ford Sask J R Mackay Sask A E Heard Winnipeg J E Robertson Toronto Miss L E Brittaur Montreal H C Ricker West Saint John J A D Good Truro and C B Jelly Summerside.
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Canadian Teachers’ Federation
Quebec
Edmonton
Alberta
Federation
G. H. Ford
New Westminster
B.C
A. J. Powell
Ford
Sask
J. R. Mackay
Saskatoon
A. E. Heard
Winnipeg
Man
J. E. Robertson
Toronto
Ont
L. E. Brittaur
Montreal
Que
H. C. Ricker
West St. John
N.B
J. A. D. Good
Truro
N.S
C. B. Jelly
Summerside
P.E.I
Caution Urged in Horn Use for Road Safety
Traffic authorities warn drivers to signal with the horn and not rely on it for right of way. Caution remains essential as horn blasts do not guarantee a clear path. The page also includes a light joke about a late egg and early chicken.
Canadian inventor denied entry to United States and Detroit
Jack Star, a Toronto resident formerly known as Jacob Starselski, claims to have a lighter and more powerful gasoline substitute after nine years of work across Europe and Asia. He carried credentials from Sir Herbert Samuel and Mustapha Kemal Pasha, sought world patents, and had Detroit attorney Frank Kinzing er aid him. He was denied entry for an hour at the border and at the Detroit ferry dock while offering to leave his car with authorities.
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United States
General Motors Corp
Jack Star
Grace Street
Toronto
Mr. Star
Canada
Europe
Jacob Starselski
Asia
Sir Herbert Samuel
Palestine
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Frank J. Kinzinger
Detroit
Chile to Hold Toothbrush Festival Next Fall
Distribution of 100000 toothbrushes to children in public primary schools will feature in the republic wide Toothbrush Festival under the Ministry of Education. The article notes blood absorbs about two pounds of oxygen daily and ends with a quip about rapid matchmaking.
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Chile
Republic
Ministry of Education
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