Canada must reduce production costs by using own resources
Premier Mackenzie King argues that lowering the cost of production and living hinges on Canada using its vast natural resources. He cites the failure of manufacturers to rely on domestic materials, the role of U S branch factories, and suggests cutting tariffs to favor Canadian inputs, boosting employment and economic independence.
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Western
Canada
Mackenzie King
United States
Dominion
Americans Buy Canadian Lands In Humboldt And Tisdale Areas
Two parties of twelve American land buyers from Iowa Illinois and Minnesota accompanied by agents of the Canadian National Railways colonization department left Winnipeg to inspect CN lands in the Humboldt and Tisdale districts with plans to settle. This is one of several 2024 colonization tours the department sponsors inviting buyers from the Midwest.
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Colonization Department
Canadian National Railways
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Humboldt and
Tisdale
Canadian National
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Skyscraper Hospital Promises Clean Air in Chicago
The 19 story Skyscraper Hospital at St. Luke's in Chicago claims to offer air conditions unmatched elsewhere in the country or mountains. Patients breezing above the tenth floor escape odors and noise, achieving convalescence in a resort like atmosphere among the city’s busiest district.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
New British Plane Best Ever Built
An air council member and top English aviation expert hail a two-seater Beardmore aeroplane as unmatched in efficiency It boasts speed around 90 miles an hour and quick takeoff with a gentle pull up The craft can fly London to Eastbourne in about one hour using a two gallon petrol load
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Air Council
England
W. A. Bristow
London
Eastbourne
Diamond Dyes Color Linen Silk and Wool Garments
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution. Dip in cold water for tinting or boil for permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes directions for coloring lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and coverings.
Canadian History In France Honored At Versailles Luncheon
Descendants of Montcalm Levis Mirepoix and Dandurand joined Sir Campbell Stuart and other dignitaries at a Versailles Palace Hall of Battles luncheon. The event celebrated the formation of the Canadian History Society in France and its aim to collect documents on Canadian history from French families. Hon H S Beland toasted France. Premier Icerriot replied for France. Duke of Connaught conveyed a message from King George.
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The
Times Publishing Company
Versailles Palace
France
Raoul Dandurand
Quebec
Duc de Levis- Mirepoix
New Society
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Clark's Beans with Pork Marketed as Time Saver
Clark's Beans with Pork are presented as ready to serve and deliciously flavored. The copy claims the product is Canada Approved and emphasizes savings of fuel time and cost. It encourages frequent serving and cites Clark Kitchens as a helpful source.
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Canada
Clark
Fish stocked in 54 Saskatchewan lakes this summer
Provincial hatcheries distributed parent fish and fry to 54 lakes in Saskatchewan this summer and reports indicate the program succeeded. More than 20 million whitefish, 17.9 million perch, over 7 million thurlow cisco, and over 3 million pickers were released.
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Saskatchewan
Central Hall at Law Courts Redecorated After 45 Years
London Law Courts central hall cleaned and redecorated for first time in 45 years. Clouds usually hover more than a mile above Earth. Minard's Liniment for Colds W. N. U. 1550.
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London
Law Courts
Seed Grain Survey On Shortages In Wheat Oats Barley
Winnipeg Dominion seed branch reports a survey to locate seed grain shortages in oats and barley and surpluses where they exist. Seed wheat reports will also be prepared though wholesale shortages are not expected. W. F. Blakeman announces rapid arrangements after a Ottawa conference as frosts and bad weather affect supply.
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Winnipeg
Dominion Seed Branch
W. F. Blakeman
Ottawa
World Still Produces Heroes At Carnegie Heroes Meeting
Three silver medals and 45 bronze medals were awarded by the Carnegie Hero Fund memorial at its fall meeting in Pittsburg recognizing acts of heroism. Thirteen of the heroes lost their lives and pensions totaling 7140 dollars a year were granted to the dependents of eight. In 32 other cases awards totaling 30000 dollars were granted for educational and other purposes.
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Carnegie Hero Fund Memorial
Pittsburg
Porterville man describes weak heart and nerves
Mr. Elwin Connell of Porterville Ontario reports his nerves in a very bad state and his heart weak. Even minor exertion caused fluttering and irritability, revealing a health condition.
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Elwin Connell
Porterville, Ont
Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Sell On Word Of Mouth
A testimonial touts Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills as curing heart and nerve trouble after six boxes were taken regularly. The ad notes availability from druggists, produced only by The T Milburn Co. Limited Toronto. Also referenced is a Vancouver grain elevator claim and Thomas Eclectric Oil popularity abroad.
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T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Ont
School Rhythm Lesson Sparks Quiet Debate
A classroom scene centers on a teacher asking what “above par” means and Johnny’s timid reply “Please, sir, ma.” The exchange hints at a broader discussion of standards and performance in a rural school.
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Johnny
Good roads in the United States cover half a million miles
A report notes that the nation has reached about 500000 miles of paved and graded roads. The tally reflects extensive interstate construction and highway development across cities and rural areas, highlighting postwar infrastructure growth and regional access improvements.
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United States
England and United States Stand Together Amid Global Shift
Cecil Roberts of the Nottingham Journal warned in Chicago that the world’s government has shifted to America. He urged caution, predicting a new phase where intellect clashes with industry and saying England’s sun may set in a glorious twilight as England and America face civilization’s trial.
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Piea
England
United States
America
Cecil Roberts
The
Nottingham Journal
Chicago
Liquor Smuggling Curtailed by Alberta Officials
Commissioner Dinning and staff of the liquor control branch vow to stop illicit liquor runs into border areas. The department states it is not a business to supply illegal routes and has launched a drive to curb smuggling from Lethbridge and southern Alberta towns where liquor vendors operate.
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Uncle Sam's Land
Lethbridge
Alberta
Dinning
Liquor Control Branch
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a sure corn remover with a hot foot bath treatment in each package. It claims immediate relief and the lifting of the corn from the roots with no disappointment, priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
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Putnam's Corn
Putnam's
Navy Secretary Warns on Elevation Upgrades for Battleships
Secretary Wilbur warned on Naval Day that future wars hinge on the reach of a ship’s guns. He called for Congress to authorize changes to main battery elevation to allow a homogeneous US fleet. He spoke amid treaty limits and emphasis on a single decisive battle.
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Wilbur
Washington
United States
Congress
New Diphtheria Toxoid Immunity Found by Doctor
Dr. Abraham Zingher of New York announced in Milwaukee a toxin named Toxoid that immunizes against diphtheria. He claimed the immunity is permanent and a one year old child can be immunized for life. He forecast diphtheria could be stamped out in a generation.
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Abraham Zingher
New York
Mil
Dr. Zingher
United States
Swine Breeders Winners Dominate Brandon Event
First and second prizes for best hog pair in the Canadian Swine Breeders Association contest at Brandon went to the estate of Sir William Van Horne East Selkirk Manitoba. A Saskatchewan winner was noted. Ninth prize went to the Department of Public Works Regina. Before judging the Manitoba bacon hog short course first lecture opened with a demonstration on Cured Wiltshire Sides by J Wilde of the Dominion Livestock Branch Ottawa.
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Brandon
William van Horne
East Selkirk
Man
Saskatchewan
Department of Public Works
Regina
J. Wilde
Dominion Livestock Branch
Ottawa
Wiltshire
Centipede Embraces Grim Footnote With Droll Defiance
A centipede defies fate by joking about a foot in the grave, showing a wry attitude toward mortality. The creature remains active and unfazed by human mortality notions.
Canada Exports Potatoes to Cuba Surpasses Two Million
Cuba imports about four million bushels yearly with nearly half from the United States and Canada. Last year Canada sold potatoes to Cuba worth 2,449,054 dollars, while the U S supplied 2,816,385 dollars. Belgium Holland Great Britain Canary Islands followed in value.
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Cuba
United States
Canada
Belgium
Holland
Great Britain
Canary Islands
Worm Powders Claim to Aid Infant Nourishment
The advertisement asserts parasites irritate infant stomachs causing malnutrition. Miller's Worm Powders are promoted as restoring digestion and bowels to allow full nutrition and healthy development in children.
Germany Resents War Responsibility After Failed Invasion
The Toronto Telegram notes Germany resents being blamed for starting the war after a failure to win. The piece argues that if Germany had triumphed, debate over responsibility would not exist. A separate ad touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator claiming to clear worms and restore health.
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Germany
Toronto Telegram
Women boxers bloom in Hull amid boxing ban
Boxing is prohibited in Hull England except for women leading to nightly exhibitions of the manly art drawing hundreds of spectators at ringsides. Hull develops a crop of women boxers to send to America, with ongoing efforts to straighten out the policy.
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Hull
Eng
Manly
America
Have You A Davucuter So You Have This Article Will Interest You
Hamilton Ontario testimonial for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a health and strength supplement for women and mothers. Reader Mrs Sarah Wilshaw endorses it for herself and her family after influenza and childbirth, urging purchase at local drug stores or trial by mail.
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Doctor Pierce
Sarah Wilshaw
Cannon St
Dr. Pierce
Lridgeburg
Ont
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