New Anglo Turkish Pact Aims to Stabilize Near East
Negotiations progress on an Anglo Turkish pact. The Angora government would gain stability, while Britain seeks to ease Near East tensions. Turkey faces debt strain and may receive a substantial loan from British banks. Turkey backs transferring the Syrian mandate to Italy with British support and hopes to curb Soviet propaganda in the region.
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Angora
Great Piritain
Near East
Turkey
France
Italy
Great Britain
Canadian rail wage board majority opposes pay rise for conductors
The board of conciliation reports to the labor minister urging no increase for fifteen thousand Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railway workers. The majority, led by Justice Hugh T. Kelly, rejects the McAdoo award and argues there is no Canadian authority to raise rates. a minority led by David Campbell calls for a six percent rise and cites climatic and cost differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Naional Railways
Board of Conciliation
Hugh T. Kelly
Toronto
Isaac Pitblado
K.C
David Campbell
Winnipes
United States Labor Board
Canada
McAdoo
United States
Campbell
Prince Opens Canadian House at Paris University
The Prince of Wales delivered a one sentence French speech at the opening of the Canadian dormitory in Cite Universitaire Paris, in the presence of President Doumergue. The dormitory houses five Canadian students and is a gift from Senator Joseph M. Wilson of Montreal. The Prince attended a lunch with Doumergue and a dinner hosted by the Inter-Allied Club of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
University of Paris
Doumergue
Neuralgia Conquered Pain Brings Magical Results
A bold claim describes neuralgia pain vanishing after applying a remedy. The brief emphasizes dramatic relief and transformative effects, urging readers to try the treatment for quick, striking results.
Nerviline praised as quick pain reliever in home use
An endorsement from Mr. W. T. Greenway lauds Nerviline for pain relief from earache toothache cramps and stomach issues. A mallard duck tagged 300649 shot at Oak Lake Man is to be reported to authorities in Canada and the United States. A child’s sleep and health are linked to worms with Mother Graves Worm Exterminator advertised and Amazon ants described as aggressive toward people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Greenway
Guide Newspaper
Oak Lake
Man
Walter Jiggens
Biological Survey Department
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Washington, D.C
Global snippets report on politics trade and tech
A Cairo dispatch notes Egypt plans a three year decree to limit cotton acreage. The Shah of Persia invites a Pan Islamic conference in Teheran to discuss Herjaz and holy places. Fort Sill firemen caused $2 000 000 of property loss in fires. Saskatchewan geologic survey plans advance to unlock mineral wealth. Alaska apple shipments begin with Hope yellow transparents to Anchorage. London to host Europe’s largest moving picture theatre near Victoria Station. Moscow signals early talks to resume US relations. Canada unveils new artificial limbs for 3175 maimed veterans using light Duralumin alloy.
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Persia
Teheran
Herjaz
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Saskatchewan
Hope
Turnagain
Anchorage
London
Europe
Victoria Station
Moscow
Sunday Observer
Russia
United States
Canada
Little dress design for daytime schooltime use
A simple fashion pattern description for a dress with inverted center front fullness, various sleeve options, and a front belt at the hips. It notes sizes 6 to 14 years, fabric yardage for size 8, and promotes a Fashion Book priced at 10 cents as practical home dressmaking guidance.
Montreal Mother Finds Health in Tanlac
Mme Emery Brassard of Montreal says Tanlac improved her health after two years of nervous exhaustion and weight loss. She reports gaining twelve pounds after seven bottles and recommends Tanlac as a safe tonic from herbal ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Emery Brassard
St. Andre and Beaubien
Montreal
Tanlac
Lonely Alaska fish plant asks radio to announce day
In Red Bluff Bay Alaska a watchman reports three men at a lonely fishing plant get mail monthly and cannot tell days or dates. They ask radio broadcasts during winter programs to announce the day of the week and the date so they can keep informed. the request is being complied with.
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Alaska
A. R. McEwan
Canadian Nationa Railways
Montreal
CNRV
Vancouver
Red Bluff Bay
World record employee’s eighty one year service first
The works manager at a West Bromwich spring balance firm claims a world record with eighty one years of service. Now over 90, he still attends daily. He joined when goods moved by dog carriages to Birmingham. Since his 90th birthday he has filed a spring balance patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bromwich
England
Birmingham
Minard’s Liniment for Colds Prompts Independent Wedding
A humorous note on independence arguing no wedding is complete without a male presence in the background, juxtaposed with a mock promotion for Minard’s Liniment for Colds. The brief reflects editorial levity and social observation.
Germs Have Their Own Antidote Says Physician to Prince
Sir Thomas Horder states germs carry their own antidotes and that certain diseases respond best to giving more of the germ. He cites pneumonia and septicemia as cases where this treatment has shown particularly good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Horder
Prince of Wales
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Prince
Paris
Amazon
Paragon Mills
Paragon
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McDermott Ave
Winnipeg
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Western Waxed Paper Co
Davie St
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