Lausanne treaty hailed as turning point for world peace
The 40th Anniversary analysis lauds the Lausanne accord with Germany accepting a lump sum payment and debt suspension. It credits Ramsay MacDonald for uniting France and Germany, restoring faith in democratic government and paving the way for a world economic conference under the League of Nations.
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Germany
France
Europe
Western
Canada
Ramsay MacDonald
George
Austria
League of Nations
United States
Lausanne
New Manitoba Ontario Highway Link Opens on July First
A 145 mile stretch linking Manitoba to Ontario was formally opened on July 1 creating a coast to coast All-Canada route. The scenic section runs through lakes country near the Lake of the Woods. Canton China completes its new water system.
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Manitoba
Ontario
Lake of the Woods
Wearing Larger Shoes Women in Toronto Report Growth
Toronto men selling shoes note women now wear larger sizes with athletic and outdoor life cited as the cause. Size four remains common but sixes, sevens, and eights are increasingly seen, reflecting broader shoe choices among women. A separate ad promotes Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as reliably effective for relief to sufferers.
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Toronto
Migratory Birds Treaty Details and London Dog Show Attendance
The Migratory Birds Treaty between Great Britain and the United States aims to protect certain game and insectivorous birds migrating between Canada and the United States. The upland plover spreads its wings while landing. London hosted a dog show with 3 526 entries. Brazil sees a surge in home construction.
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Department of the Interior
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Dangers of the Submarine Death Toll Across Two Decades
A compiled list recalls multiple submarine disasters from 1915 to 1932. Notable losses include the French submarine sinking with 66 aboard, the F-4 in Honolulu Bay with 21 dead, and S-4 off Provincetown with 40 dead. Other incidents involve British, Japanese, Italian, and Russian submarines with high fatality counts.
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United States
Honolulu Bay
Gibraltar
Kobe
Japan
Portland
England
Block Island
R.L
Rome
Provincetown
Mass
Adriatic Sea
St. George's Channel
Ireland
Wales
Poseidon
Coast of
China
Gulf of Finland
Start Point
Devonshire
Portland Bill
Further Reduction Of Sea Forces Proposed
Britain proposes a five power naval conference with the United States Japan France and Italy to press for further sea force reductions. The plan suggests holding the talks before the world disarmament conference resumes in the fall.
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Great Britain
Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Progress on approaches to Outlook bridge project
H. R. Mackenzie chief engineer of the Department of Highways says progress is underway on approaches to a new bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Outlook. The work is a relief measure, with soundings made to select the bridge site while bridge construction itself is not expected to start this year.
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South Saskatchewan River
Outlook
H. R. Mackenzie
Department of Highways
Telephones Install In Flin Flon To Link Remote Manitoba Town
The most northerly and modern telephone system in Manitoba is being installed in Flin Flon and will be ready for operation next month. For two years the town relied on wireless and later a wire link to the outside world, but no local system existed.
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Manitoba
Flin Flon
Death of BC legislator Michael Manson A Conservative
Death claims Michael Manson longtime Conservative member for Mackenzie BC born 1857 Shetland Islands and arrived in Canada in 1874 he first entered the legislature in 1909.
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British Columbia
Michael Manson
Mackenzie
Shetland Islands
Mr. Manson
Canada
Taxi tax in Hainan requires monthly fee per car
Taxi owners in Hainan must pay a tax of 15 dollars per car each month plus half of their gross receipts, a policy detail affecting local cabs. Canada mined 2,212,000 tons of coal last year, and Florida reports 5,113 miles of drainage ditches as part of infrastructure data.
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Hainan
China
Canada
Power Of Advertising Guiding North American Reconstruction
George W. Kleiser of San Francisco told the Pacific Advertising Clubs Association convention in Vancouver that advertising is a vital tool for rebuilding industry. He urged honest, straightforward, and powerful advertising to restore public confidence and demonstrate real results.
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Pacific Advertising Clubs Association
Vancouver
George W. Kleiser
San Francisco
Vaccine for Tuberculosis by Dr Frost Highlighted
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports 29 years of research by Dr William D Frost at the University of Wisconsin yielding a tuberculosis vaccine named Tuburase. The vaccine uses UV ray treated isolated tubercle bacilli to kill germs with little chemical change, producing a harmless yet potent prep aimed to combat live bacilli.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
William D. Frost
University of Wisconsin
Too Many Physicians Doubted By Canadian Medical Leaders
Dr J M McCallum of Victoria University warned at the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons meeting that too many physicians are being produced in Canada harming the profession’s economy. Dr W Psankle cited 323 students taking the Dominion council exam with only five passing and 42 referred for failing one or two subjects. Persian Balm is advertised as a cosmetic and skin product for women and families, praised for fragrance, skin conditioning and cooling effects.
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Canada
J. M. McCallum
Victoria University
Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons Council
Toronto
W. Psankle
Wolfe Island
Dominion Council
Rayon Yarn Production in Japan Reaches 5 Million Pounds
In the recent month Japan produced five million pounds of rayon yarn. The figure reflects steady output levels for the fiber industry with no notable interruptions reported by mills across the nation.
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Japan
Noted Inventor Gillette Dies in Los Angeles Camp
Los Angeles reports the death of King Camp Gillette at age 70 after operations for an intestinal malady. The founder of Gillette Safety Razor Company, born Fond du Lac Wisconsin January 5 1855, moved from Boston to California years ago and launched a razor that transformed shaving.
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Mr. Gillette
Safety Razor Fame
Los Angeles
California
Boston
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Chicago
London
Fond du Lac
Wis
George Walcott Gillette
White House
First Dominion Day remembered by aging Canadians
Sixty five years after Canada marked its first Dominion Day, many elder Canadians recall the event with pride. The piece notes fine weather, red-coated volunteers on parade, and a period when modesty and pious values shaped dress, including garments that hid deformities.
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Canada
Dominion
A Power Of Its Own Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claims a subtle power and is kept as a valuable liniment. It is praised for extensive uses for both man and beast and has long been prized as a leading liniment in its category.
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Thomas
Cliff Alters Compass Readings at Tisestein Granite Cliff
Aviators avoid the Harz region near Ilsenburg as the Tisestein granite cliff, about 250 feet high, exhibits magnetic properties and deflects a compass by nearly 180 degrees at its summit.
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Harz Mountains
Ilsenburg
Germany
Biblical Mite Coin Worth About Quarter Cent
The mite described as a coin of Biblical times valued at roughly one quarter of a cent. The text notes that cocaine is derived from the leaves of the coca plant.
Ceylon Firm Seeks Canadian Market for Exports
The Wae fu Trading Agency of Colombo Ceylon writes the Regina Board of Trade seeking a Canadian market for its merchandise. Citronella oil, turtle shells, elephant bones, shark fins and porcupine quills are listed among exports alongside tea rubber cocoa copra coconuts cinnamon cloves pepper nutmeg gems moonstones uncut sapphires and mica. Imports include hardware clothing furniture and other western products.
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Wae-fu Trading Agency
Colombo
Ceylon
Regina Board of Trade
J. K. Finlayson
Saskatchewan Land Settlement Uptake Through July 1st
Figures from Hon. Howard McConnell show 519 applications for the Saskatchewan Government land settlement scheme, with 377 accepted and 212 located. The located families are in Torch River Big River Medstead areas and on CPR lands south of Battleford Red Pheasant area and Moose Mountain reserve.
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Saskatchewan
Howard McConnell
Torch River
Big River
Medstead
C.P.R
Battleford
Red Pheasant
Moose Mountain
Great Bear River Length and Drop Noted on New Ottawa Map
The Great Bear River from Great Bear Lake to the Mackenzie River is about 70 miles long with a ~120 foot drop. The map of Great Bear Lake district uses a scale of eight miles to an inch, issued by the Typographical Survey, Department of the Interior, Ottawa.
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Great Bear River
Great Bear Lake
Mackenzie River
Typographical Survey
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Polo Revival From Paris Inspires English 1871 Trend
Cavalrymen returning from Paris popularize polo in England in 1871. France imposes a quota on radio imports. Lipsticks begin to be sold in barber shops in Finland.
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Paris
England
France
Finland
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