Immigration Issue Divides Canada on who May Enter
Canadian debate over immigration centers on who qualifies. Some demand agricultural and white British entrants, others push open doors for able workers, yet others seek racial or religious limits. Government faces a middle ground balancing birth rates and language but foresees broad public support for increased population.
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Canada
Europe
British Isles
Dominion
United States
England
Wales
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Man who speaks his mind faces a chorus of critics
A man who voices his preferences may attract many critics who disagree with him. The piece notes that expressing strong likes or dislikes invites a range of reactions and can spark debate among listeners.
Woman's Health Boost Promised by Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars T Barritt of Asbestos Mines Quebec recounts relief from fatigue nervousness headaches and monthly pains after using four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the product and keeps six more bottles at home recommending it to others.
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Asbestos Mines
Quebec
Lydia E. ’Inkham
Mars
T. Barritt
Train Searches For Bumps On Great Western Lines
A mysterious non passenger train on Great Western Railway main lines searches for track defects. From Paddington to Newport it runs with varied bogies, an observer marks each bogie with wash drops in color codes to indicate issues. A back car logs data for repairs.
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Great Western Railway
England
Paddington
Newport
Minister Motherwell Honored by Quebec for Agricultural Merit
The Dominion Minister of Agriculture, W. R. Motherwell, was named Commander of Agricultural Merit by Quebec at the Society of Canadian Technical Agriculturists convention. The Ottawa Citizen lauds the honor as peaceful leadership, praising his work with wheat, tractors, and threshing machines rather than warlike deeds.
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W. R. Motherwell
Dominion
Quebec
Society of Canadian Technical Agriculturists
Mr. Motherwell
Motherwell
Canada
Pink Pills Help Delicate Patient From Lourdes
Mrs Caspar Miller of Lourdes Nova Scotia says Doua life with cramps and pains ended after using Dr Williams Pink Pills She credits treatment with restoration of strength and health and recommends to friends Now available 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont
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Caspar Miller
Lourdes
N.S
Dr. Williams
Canada Mining Investment Tops 706 Million Dollars
Canada’s mining sector attracts over 706 million dollars in operating investments with net income from mine product sales exceeding one third of total investment. In five years, 128.9 million dollars flowed into mining industries across the country.
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Canada
Mining Industries
Metalized Linen Could Transform Aircraft Construction
Metalized Linen, a new fabric with tensile strength over 1800 lbs per foot, is claimed to enable aircraft half the weight of present designs while remaining stronger. Petrol tins for Atlantic flights might be made from this material lighter than the thinnest aluminum.
Creamed Peas in Cream Sauce
A simple weekly recipe combines peas with a cream sauce. Melt butter and stir in flour to form a paste, then whisk in milk in thirds to avoid lumps. Season with salt and pepper, add peas, and heat gently in a double boiler until thoroughly warmed.
Orange Rind Muffins From Simple Dough Method
A simple recipe for orange rind muffins uses flour, baking powder, salt, butter, milk and sugar. Rub in butter, moisten to dough, roll thin, spread with butter and sugar orange rind, then roll, cut, place in muffin pans and bake until golden. Great for afternoon tea.
Asthma Remedy Promises Consistent Relief by Kellogg
An advertisement extols Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy, claiming annual sales rise and that the product consistently relieves asthma attacks. It urges readers not to suffer another attack and to obtain the remedy today.
Labor Saving Glass Washing Machine Invented
A young Englishman unveils a device that washes sterilizes dries and polishes drinking glasses at ten per minute. Glasses are rotated on a spindle with revolving rubber squeegees inside and out, sterilized by a water spray, then transferred to a second spindle for drying and polishing, reducing breakages.
Texas Onions Draw N Y Hotel Chef's Dinner Theme
A Texas woman arrived in New York with a trunk of native onions. She handed them to her hotel chef who planned to serve Texas onions at every dinner. She said the trip north would have been impossible without them.
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Texas
Rio Grande
New York
Safety First as Mrs Brown Boards First Flight
Old Mrs. Brown hesitates before her initial air trip and tells the pilot she must stay within land sight. The note reflects how popularity can win new friends but cost old ones.
Canadian wins Diamond Sculls at Henley in 1929
Joe Wright of Argo Rowing Club Toronto defeated R Y Lee of Worcester College Oxford to win the Diamond Sculls, giving Canada its second ever amateur single sculls title and the first since 1904. Wright avenged a 1927 defeat and completed victory 42 seconds faster than last year’s Lee time. Wright’s father Joe Wright Sr coached him and later served as a Toronto alderman.
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Joe Wright
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
R. Y. Lee
Worcester College
Oxford
Argonaut
Canada
Lou Scholes
Argo
Lee
Wright
U.S
Canadian Government Imports Reindeer for Eskimo Food
The article notes that Canada routinely imports reindeer to feed Eskimos in danger of starvation along the Mackenzie River. Authorities monitor not only remote Arctic regions but also northern nomads, ensuring aid reaches Indigenous peoples even in distant areas.
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North America
Mackenzie River
Great Plains
Arctic Ocean
Hercules
University society asks Shaw for play permission
A university dramatic society urged Mr Bernard Shaw to grant permission to stage a play. His curt reply was brief: "You can't, but you may."
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University Dramatic Society
Bernard Shaw
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Quick Home Relief
The piece endorses Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a reliable home remedy for inflammatory pains cuts scratches and sprains. It suggests using the oil when a doctor is unavailable to save fees and keep a family medicine chest stocked.
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Thomas
New X Ray Clinic Opens On Baker Street
A new electrical clinic on Baker Street, London, showcases a stereoscopic X Ray apparatus from Germany. The device reveals contents inside boxes and even items lodged in the human body, aiding customs by inspecting packages and wooden articles without unpacking.
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Baker Street
Lwndon
Germany
New South Wales Votes September Referendum On Liquor
New South Wales will vote on September 1 on a liquor referendum offering open sale versus prohibition. If prohibition fails the government will review the policy to minimize liquor traffic, per Justice Minister T. J. Ley. Delegations press for stricter laws or moderate government control as debate continues. Also a note on a worm remedy advertisement.
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New South Wales
T. J. Ley
Canada
Artificial wool becomes viable low-cost mass production
London Evening Standard reports that a high quality artificial wool, long resisted by research scientists, is now an accomplished fact and will soon be manufactured on a large scale at low cost.
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London Evening Standard
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