How To Enter Canada's Terrain Tour
A historical note describes easy cross border travel between Canada and the United States for tourism. It highlights no passport requirements, duty free entries for health and pleasure trips up to 60 days with possible extensions, and flexible exit options. It also covers permits for longer stays and refunds on deposits for personal gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Department of National Revenue
Canada
United States
Geaarantee
Canadian
Canadians urged to unite religious observances on July one
Rev Col R H Steacy proposed Catholics and Protestants adopt a single national day on July 1. He suggested Catholics move St Jean Baptiste Day from June 24 and Orangemen adjust the Battle of the Boyne date to July 1, arguing Canada lacks a single national day and stressing religious freedom.
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R. H. Steacy
CMG
Orange Order
Ontario
Battle of the Boyne
Col. Steacy
Canada
St. Jean Baptiste
Orangemen
Col
Steacy
Canadian Horses For Troops In Bermuda
The Imperial Government ordered four Canadian horses for British forces in Bermuda. Shipped from Ontario farms in Brampton Cayuga and Burford these include a governorship saddle horse and an officer's charger with two matching team horses. The purchases mark a new Canada Bermuda trade shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
West Indies
Toronto Hunt Club
Liner
Colt
T. C. Evans
Military District No. 2
Bermuda
Department of National Defence
Ottawa
Col. Evans
Sutherland Highlanders
England
Ontario
Brampton
Cayuga
Burford
Women Urged to Forge Peace to Avert Future War
Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, argues that women worldwide must build international friendship to prevent another war. She notes mothers bear the heaviest casualties and stress the duty to forge lasting peace through cross border ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Hamilton
Selling The Honey Crop Beekeepers Advice
Beekeepers should actively market honey after harvest by appealing to neighbors and grocers. Promote local sales to avoid wholesale losses, guarantee quality with a return option, and explain that honey granulates in cold weather without spoiling.
Western Provinces Should Control Their Resources
The Ottawa Journal argues that western provinces deserve possession of their natural resources and a fair settlement. It says the issue has become political football and urges equal treatment, noting no sound ground for two kinds of provinces within the Dominion and stressing fairness for Ontario if the west is dealt with squarely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa Journal
Ontario
Village quarrel settled by whistle at five
A village dispute was resolved when a manager noted employees ended their heated argument and the boss stated the decision came with the five o'clock whistle. The remark underscores how little one understands neighbors who live in small communities.
Alimony Prize in Matrimonial Lottery Phrase
A witty line frames alimony as the capital prize in a marriage related gamble, reflecting social attitudes toward divorce and support.
Forecasts Good Fruit Crop In Dominion Reports
The Department of Agriculture projects a 12 percent rise in the commercial apple crop this year based on July 1 returns, totaling 3,157,560 barrels versus 2,810,600 last year and an average of 3,705,800 for 1922 to 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominions Department of Agriculture
Safety record boosts aviation as future transport
In three years no passenger life was lost in British commercial aviation. In 1927 18,874 passengers were carried, 4,450 flights occurred, and aircraft logged 769,000 miles. The figures support viewing aviation as the coming method of transportation.
Predict Synthetic Milk From England
Scientists say milk could be produced from grass. the claim, announced at sanitation inspectors’ conference, shocks dairy farmers who fear job losses. The piece playfully imagines grass-tests and grass-fed cows, with Nebuchadnezzar referenced in a whimsical historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Nebuchadnezzar
Montreal Star
B C Turkey Club Forms With 40 Members
The newly formed B C Turkey Club has forty members, two thirds are women including farmers wives and daughters. Members hail from Prince George Alberni Vancouver Island and Oliver with a range of breeds listed such as Narragansett Bourbon Ceds Bronze White Holland and Wild Turkeys. Bronze is the most numerous breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Turkey Club
Prince George
Alberni
Vancouver Island
Oliver
Record Cheese Shipments From Montreal Reach 55900 Boxes
Canadian cheese exports from Montreal totaled over 55900 boxes in a single week to foreign markets, rising by about 20000 from the same week last year. Prices paid at country points set year to date records.
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Montreal
Char ladies clash over suspicious pie scheme
Two working women exchange in a sharp exchange about a suspected scheme. One claims a mentor tried to pull a favor, while the other jokes about signals and semaphores in a tense urban scene. The dialogue hints at class tension and clever street wit.
Canada Year Book 1927 28 announced by Dominion Bureau
The General Statistics Branch announces the Canada Year Book 1927 28 a 1100 page official statistical annual on Canada resources history institutions and social economic conditions. It covers 15 sections with updated data through press time and includes new features on climate census results immigration trade and wages among others. The volume is available from the King's Printer Ottawa for 2.00.
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Canada
General Statistics
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Departments of Labour
International Labour Organization
Canada Gazette
Frederic Stupart
Meteorological Service of Canada
Prairie Provinces
Canadian National Railways
Ottawa
Urged To Stay In Canada By Babson
Roger W Babson head of Babsons Statistical Organization warns young Canadians against moving to the United States He argues that leaving Canada sacrifices future growth and leadership opportunities He notes the US lacks room for expansion while Canada needs capable men to fill leadership roles
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Dominion
Canada
United States
Penny Wise
Pound
Roger W. Babson
Babdson
States
Revival of the silo capping method for silage preservation
The article compares methods to cap silos and prevent silage rot during pasture drought. It describes Ontario practice using tar paper straw water and trampling, the New York State approach with layered silage and tar paper, and an oat cover with watering and trampling to seal out air.
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Ontario
New York State
Late Husband Holds Up Wife in Foggy Exchange
A terse domestic exchange unfolds as the husband admits a delay while the wife coolly notes the scent of cloves. The brief dialogue centers on fear, miscommunication, and chilly tension in a troubled marital moment.
When a Man Speaks in Anger Heards Accountability
A reflective adage urges recalling spoken words spoken in anger and urges verifying any claims or charges before reacting. It emphasizes caution in response and the importance of checking accuracy of statements before judgment.
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Cials
East Coast
Pacific Coast
California Forest Service
Meggendorfer Blachter
Munich
Land of
Eastern
British Columbia
Safety of Aviation
Jasper
Jasper Park Lodge
Jasper National Park
Alberta
North West Company
Yellowhead
Athabasca
Jasper House
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Reznonded
Agaton
Kasper
Stockholm
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