University of Manitoba Offers Wide Range of Courses
The University of Manitoba lists degree programs across faculties including Arts, Engineering and Architecture, Medicine, Agriculture and Home Economics, and the Manitoba Law School. Degrees range from BSc, MB, and BArch to MS, M. and LLB. For term terms and course details contact Registrar W. J. Spence in Winnipeg.
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T Fie
Geagrees
MA Be
Phas
Meiicine
M. Roughse
Manitoba Law School
W. J. Spence
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
World Happenings Briefly Told
Sir Harold Macintosh of London was elected President of the Worlds Sunday School Association at a Los Angeles convention. Einar Paul Lundberg, who rescued General Umberto Nobile, is awarded a medal and promoted to Captain in the Royal Swedish Flying Corps. Australia seeks a 35 million dollar loan in London to settle British migrants. A weather bureau will be established on the Quebec citadel announced by Mr. Patterson. Captain Herman Koehl receives the Austrian golden cross for piloting the Bremen trans Atlantic monoplane. The first English waters concert broadcast dates to 1907 per British Admiralty files. Illinois workers own 18 percent of state corporate stock per James D. Cunningham. Belgium suggests Charles Evans Hughes for the Hague Court to replace John Bassett Moore. Peking rickshaw coolies form a union opposing motor buses, many lack subsistence. Duke Schiller of Transcontinental Airways loses air license for six months after a St Hubert accident.
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Einar Paul Lundberg
Umberto Nobile
Royal Swedish Flying Corps
Australia
London
Britain
Quebec Citadel
Patterson
Toronto Meteorological Service
Herman Koehl
Bremen
Admiralty
Illinois
James D. Cunningham
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Anniversary Demand for Armistice Observance Urged
The Amputations Association of the Great War urges a notable commemoration of Armistice Day on Sunday November 11 marking its tenth anniversary. A resolution asks provincial and municipal bodies to urge all citizens to hold the day sacred and pay tribute as the populace gathers in memory of the fallen.
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Amputations Association
Them
Pure Bred Livestock Registers Issued In Canada 1927
The Canadian National Live Stock Records Association issued 107605 pure bred pedigrees in 1927. The association, with 1111 breeders nationwide, distributes pedigrees across Canada. The text also notes the heiress ought to make a capital wife.
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Canada
Canadian National Live Stock Records Association
Canadian National Railways land settlement expands across western Canada
During the first six months of this year CN Failways through its land settlement association placed 1 555 farming families on 243 272 acres along the Great Lakes to Pacific coast. Settlers are mainly British American and Northern European stock with about one million dollars capital brought in. Settlement focuses on northern Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta where land can be homesteaded or taken on easy terms. Crops sown area increased by over 2 000 000 acres due to new land under cultivation and settlement stimulus.
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Canadian National Failways
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
J. S. McGowan
Colonization Department
F. J. Freer
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
How To Order Patterns Pattern List
Winnipeg Pattern catalog shows ordering by pattern number name size town. Addressed to Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. Indicates pattern delivery and contact for purchasers.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Advertising wisdom from Sir Harold Mackintosh at IBSA dinner
Sir Harold Mackintosh of the coffee firm told the Incorporated Society of British Advertisers that a business is known by its advertising and that earnestness belongs in advertising. He said humor is essential as long as the public laughs with you not at you and that the press remains the best form of publicity. The fortunes of friends worry some people.
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Harold Mackintosh
Incorporated Society of British Advertisers
Danish Royal Visit and Danish Farm Tours by Canadian Farmers
Canadian farmers describe a royal Copenhagen visit with King Christian and Queen, and a tour of Danish cattle and Landrace pig breeding centers. They recount emigration choices post 1864 and Denmark’s land reclamation, then return to London for royal receptions and a Canada bound training project for unemployed Britons.
Canada Colonization Association Meets Yearly Goal Push
The Canada Colonization Association aims to place 3,000 families on private farm lands in Canada this year. As of May 31, 1925 it had placed 3, plus 335 families and 64,114 acres this year, with Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia contributing counts and acreages.
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Canada Colonization Association
Canada
T. O. F. Herzer
Canadian Pacific
Department of Colonization and Development
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Homestead Entries by Provinces for May and Five Months
Homestead entries for Dominion lands granted in the four western provinces during May totalled 906, up from 6410 last May. Manitoba 44 vs 71, Saskatchewan 266 vs 287, Alberta 517 vs 265, British Columbia 79 vs 17. For five months this year 3,885 vs 2,158 last year, Manitoba 207 vs 253, Saskatchewan 1,221 vs 1,028, Alberta 2,249 vs 840, British Columbia 208 vs 37.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
No one is truly law abiding until he has learned to rule
A reflective quote about self mastery and inner obedience. It notes deceit in appearances and the idea of lawfulness arising from governing oneself. Scotland will have a modern dialect dictionary.
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Scotland
Soldier’s Dysentery Relief After Overseas Return
John Melling of Fenner Alberta writes that after years of chronic dysentery post war the doctor warned it could not be relieved but a druggist recommended a bottle from The T Milburn Co in Toronto. He took it and after buying two more he says he has never had the dysentery since 1925.
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John Melling
Fenner
Alta
Cattle Shipment From Montreal Probed By Shippers
Overseas cattle prospects look dim but some shippers take a chance on British prices. The Anchor liner Carmin carried 100 head of Shorthorns from FE Maybee of Toronto in a second yearly cargo. The Carmin once served as a passenger boat to Montreal, and traders note cattle export tides have shifted away from Canada as English prices waver.
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Montreal
Manchester Regiment
FE. Maybee
Toronto
Canada
Great Britain
Rush for Canadian Lands Prevails in Peace River District
Old time farmers in the Peace River District foresee rapid development as land seekers flood trains into Peace River and Grande Prairie. A month of rains followed by sunshine boosted crops with ideal growing weather. Wheat is knee high at Little Prairie and conditions are favorable along the Halfway River and Rolla areas.
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New Northwest
Peace River District
Peace River
Grande Prairie
Little Prairie
Peace River Crossing
Halfway River
Rolla
Post Office Eyes Westward Air Mail Extension
The Post Office Department plans a gradual extension of air mail from the east to the west. Surveys determine the Montreal to Winnipeg route and whether aeroplanes or hydroplanes suit the service. Winnipeg contracts are planned for next year with eventual prairie extension contemplated but postponed for now.
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Post Office Department
Montreal
Winnipeg
Prairies
Hungary to Honor War Dead With Single Stone Monument
Hungary will erect a solitary unadorned stone in Budapest to commemorate 658,060 war dead from 1914 to 1918. The 1,000-year-old nation seeks to honor the fallen and express hope for a future reunion. The memorial will stand before the Millennium monument.
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Hungary
Budapest
One Hundred Years Hence British Scientist’s Vision of 21st Century
Dr. E. E. Fournier D Albe predicts a future where cotton dominates clothing with chemic ally enhanced fabrics, linen vanishes, wireless in every home is mandatory, houses are built of glass, servants disappear, and garden plant science allows exotic flowers and fruits. swimming costumes may be sprayed on the skin for a perfect fit.
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E. E. Fournier D’albe
Has Many Valued Curios Mrs Chase Collects Coins and Books
Edmonton collector Mrs. E. Q. Chase amasses a varied and valuable trove of coins and rare books. Her pieces include two Augustus era Roman coppers, a 1843 New Brunswick halfpenny, 1842 US copper, and George IV coinage, plus a 1805 London Times with Trafalgar news. She owns a tiny one inch square history of England ending with Edward VII in 1901 and a one by one and a half inch edition of The Chimes with a House of Parliament frontispiece.
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E. Q. Chase
Edmonton
Augustus
Romanus Pater
New Brunswick
United States
George IV
Trafalgar
Lord Nelson
The Man Who Never Faces Trial and Tribulations
A terse reflection notes that a man avoided trials and tribulations cannot truly experience happiness, implying trials shape joy and meaning.
Don't Make a Toy Out of Baby
Article warns against treating infants as toys and advises limited handling to prevent nervousness in children. Recommends Castoria for fussiness and sleep issues, noting its vegetable composition and claimed medical uses and popularity.
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World's Sunday School Association
Los Angeles
Belgium
Charles Evans Hughes
International Hague Court
John Bassett Moore
Peking
Duke Schiller
Transcontinental Airways
Schiller
St. Hubert's
Liniment
Tso
CN EK
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
Great Britain and
Denmark
Royal Opera House
Millington Drake
Canadian Farmers Party
Royal
King Christian
Copenhagen
Esbjerg
Danstrup
Jutland
Ribe
North Sea
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Duchess of York
London Hunt and Country Club
Brandon
Suffolk
Ministry of Labor
Weeting Hall
T. Milburn Co, Limited
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Ian Baird
Oxford
Lord Stonehaven
Albertic
Amos
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Timmins, Ont
Peace River Country
Ruth Brittain
Chas da. Fletcher
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