Canada Aims Higher in Global Trade and Industry
Canada, ranked fifth among commercial nations, seeks to advance to the front by expanding natural resource development, boosting scientific research, and adopting modern selling and marketing methods. It urges large scale investment in laboratories and a national plan to ensure efficient production and reliable contracts.
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Canada
Ttde Dominion
Europe
Orient
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Dominion
Minister of Trade and Commerce
National Research Council
England
Canadians Honored by Hythe Folkestone Children
An annual Memorial Day for Canadian soldiers held at Shorncliffe cemetery saw Hythe and Folkestone mayors attend and praise British traditions. Students laid floral tributes as Last Post and Reveille played, Maple Leaf and O Canada echoed, and every grave received flowers amid a solemn national homage.
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Hythe Re
Shanghai Dairy Company Expands BC Cattle Purchases
G T Orchardson and Captain Grant of the Shanghai Dairy Company are in the Comox Valley BC buying dairy stock for shipment to Shanghai. They expect to purchase several hundred head this year despite political turmoil and war. Orchardson notes the demand for milk remains constant.
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Shanghai
British Columbia
Shangshai Dairy Company
Pacific
G. T. Orchardson
Captain Grant
Shaneghal Dairy Company
Ieir
Comox Valley
Orchardson
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted for stomach relief and health events
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a quick to tone digestion and banish indigestion with a testimonial from Mrs. Chas Ladner. It also notes the Western Canada Dairy Convention in Regina next February and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a safe remedy for worm infestations in children.
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Dr. Williams
Chas. Ladner
Ellersle
P.F.L
Western Provinces
Saskatchewan
Regina
Bravery That Counts in Africa Mission
Dr. Arthur Torrance plans a autumn expedition to Central Africa to study the tsetse fly and seek a cure for sleeping sickness. The piece contrasts hunters pursuing lions and elephants with the danger faced by researchers, hoping the doctor’s courage would not be added to a grim roll.
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Arthur Torranca
Central Africa
Doctor Torrance
Torrance
Radio Entertainers Well Paid in the New York Weekly
The New York Dramatic Weekly reports high pay for radio performers. Toscanini will direct the New York Philharmonic on the air for 1500 dollars per concert. Some programs pay up to 100 dollars a minute for a quarter hour of music. The Ipana Troubadour and Ishman Jones Orchestra will perform at Atlantic City for twelve thousand dollars over half a month. Each member of the Eveready Revelers earns two hundred dollars per air hour. Mothers value Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for sudden ailments in children and as a versatile remedy.
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Toscanini
New York Philharmonic
Maxwell
Eveready
Atwater Kent
Ipana Troubadoury
Ishman Jones
Atlantic City
Thomas
Cairn Unveiled Marking First Mounted Police Entry Edmonton
Major General Greisbach unveiled a cairn at Fort Saskatchewan Jalil to honor the site of the October 1874 building by Col. W. D. Jarvis and 20 noncommissioned officers and men of the first Royal North West Mounted Police party entering the Edmonton district. A large crowd of veterans and townspeople attended.
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Fort Saskatchewan
Jalil
W. D. Jarvis
Royal North West Mounted Police
Edmonton
Greisbach
C.B
C.M.G
D.S.O
Irrigation Expands to Over a Million Acres in the West
The Department of the Interior reports irrigation now reaches over one million acres in the west with surveys underway on additional projects aiming to raise the total to more than 1.5 million acres.
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Department of the Interior
Minard's Oiniment and Debt Talk
A brief note mentions Minard's Oiniment for scalp issues alongside general chatter about debt, desiring a new car, and a stubbornly squeaky radio.
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Minard
Nature's Gentleman on a Bus
A well dressed flapper thanks a workingman for his courtesy when he offers his seat. He replies that looks do not matter and that some men sit only for pretty girls, a remark that brings smiles from all aboard.
Castoria Baby Remedy Endorsed by Physicians
Castoria has been used for over thirty years as a safe substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It contains no narcotics and carries proven directions on each package. The genuine product bears an official signature.
Fraud Oil Experts Target Farmers Warned by Interior
The Interior Department warns against self styled oil engineers who claim soil tests reveal oil beneath property. They charge 25 dollars for an examination and falsely imply government affiliation. No such specialists exist in federal staff or Geological Survey methods. Risk includes false hopes and speculative investments across borders toward Ontario New Brunswick and Alberta. Report these operators immediately.
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U.S
United States Department of the Interior
Department
Washington
Geological Survey
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Canada
Ontario
New Brunswick
Alberta
Michigan
Italy Reports World’s Largest Grape Vine
A vine in Reggo Emilia, Italy, is claimed as the world’s largest with a trunk over four feet in circumference and branches stretching up to 70 feet. Supported by 20 elm trees, it yields yearly grape production rivaling a small vineyard and is at least 100 years old.
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Reggo Emilia
Ialy
Grain Exchange Radio Station Nears Operation at Yorkton
Winnipeg Grain Exchange builds CJGX Yorkton Sask broadcast center to share market prices and reports with farmers. Engineers install equipment. expected to start in the second week of August with opening, closing and mid session prices plus music and entertainment planned.
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C.J.G.X
Yorkton
Sask
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Collacett
Marconi Company
Butter Output in Saskatchewan May Declines Sharp
Saskatchewan creameries produced 1,661,687 pounds of butter in May, a notable drop from the same month last year. Cold weather is blamed for the reduced output and lower activity across factories.
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Saskatchewan
Wood yields heat comparable to coal in ancient note
The clipping notes wood yields one fourth the heat of coal while charcoal shows similar heat to coal. It mentions corns and bunions treatment with Minard's Liniment. The fragment combines energy comparison with an advertisement for liniment.
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Mounted Police
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Grain Exchange
Waterloo Steel
Waterloo
Hyatt
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Waterloo Heider
EAGLE
Portage LA Prairie
Taiog
Turing Co., Limited
Jiers
Saskatoon
Calgary
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Helitex
Sant Secina
Halifax
Canadian National Railways
W. d. Black
Colonization and Agriculture
Montreal
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