Milburn's Heart Nerve Pills Praised by Ontario Reader
Mr Pred J Cham of Themece NS reports relief after using two boxes of Milburn's Heart Nerve Pills. He describes rapid heartbeats and sharp nighttime pains, plus frail nerves, improved after treatment and gaining fourteen pounds. Pills advertised for sale at drug and general stores or by mail from The Milburn Company, Toronto.
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Mr. Pred J. Cham
Themece
Milburn
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Toronto
Present Day Heroes of a Nation
William T. Ellis salutes unseen heroes in hard times. He cites a disciplined Scottish immigrant in Western Canada, a resilient educated husband starting anew, and many school teachers who forego pay to keep schools open, all embodying courage, optimism, and civic virtue.
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William T. Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Dole
Canada
Crime Up in Dominion in 1930 Says Annual Report
The 1930 annual report of criminal and other offences notes crime rose 18.08 percent overall with 28 457 indictable crimes and 22 910 convictions. Culpable homicides totaled 257 with 115 murders and 142 manslaughters, 54 murder trials yielding 17 convictions, and 130 manslaughter trials yielding 51 convictions. The year saw 354 415 cases in criminal and juvenile courts, including 343 510 adults and 10 905 juveniles. Convictions reached 28 457 indictable and 308 759 non indictable offences. Of 10 905 juveniles, 8425 were delinquents and 2480 dismissed or adjourned.
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Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
Man cautions debt may slow progress more than pace
A proverb suggests entering debt rarely leads to fast relief, with a man running only as quickly as a walk to regain footing. It emphasizes prudence in finances and warns against overreaching when funds are tight.
Canada’s network of improved roads spans over seventy five thousand miles
The article notes Canada maintains an extensive road system with more than 75,000 miles of improved highways, highlighting national infrastructure reach and scope across provinces.
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Canada
Weir Addresses Agricultural Dinner at Royal Winter Fair
Dominion Minister of Agriculture Hon. Robert Weir urged improved livestock quality grain grasses and fruits through strict inspection and world market access. He called on financiers manufacturers and others to aid farmers in need and noted western droughts and winds while praising eastern generosity and western reluctance to take charity.
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Robert Weir
Dominion
Agricultural Industries Dinner
Toronto
Weir
Petition Denied Over Wheelbarrow Yard Request
After an hour of discussion the Finsbury council refused a petition by a man to keep a wheelbarrow in his yard by a slim majority of one vote cast by the chairman.
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Council of
Finsbury
England
Alarm clock prompts debate in Europe
A four ounce aluminum ladder being shown in London prompts questions about a new alarm clock that plays a phonograph selection instead of ringing. The choice pits two morning lines as the device circulates among observers.
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Europe
London
England
Great Memorial Is Planned For Edison
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison approves a Chamber of Commerce driven project to build a 1 million dollar memorial on a promontory near the inventor’s home and labs. A central tower with an ever burning beacon is proposed to serve as a metropolitan aviation beacon. President Hoover is named honorary chairman for a nationwide committee to raise funds and organize related groups worldwide.
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Thomas A. Edison
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens of the
Oranges and
Maplewood
Hoover
Spanish officer plans Santa Maria voyage replica
Capt Don Julio Guillen aims to repeat Columbus era voyage using a Santa Maria replica from Seville 1929. His 25 crew will abandon modern instruments, guiding by 1492 methods. Approval from 20 American nations and the League of Nations backs the plan. A Palos stone will be carried to Santa Domingo lighthouse to mark America’s discovery.
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Don Julio Guillen
America
League of Nations
Santa Maria
Palos
Santa Domingo
Proposed Calendar Changes Face Public Scrutiny
A discussion outlines two calendar reform schemes. One favors thirteen months of twenty eight days, making every day align with the same date each month. The British plan keeps twelve months but drops the leap day to fit fifty two weeks, with New Year’s and quarter days on Sundays and quarters of ninety one days.
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Britain
Aid Planned for Drought Areas by Ontario Knights
A province-wide drive to help drought-stricken regions of South Saskatchewan is organized by Ontario Knights of Columbus. The Bureau of Charities at Regina urges donations of money food and clothing. Twelve collection centres will operate with Ottawa as headquarters while others include Brockville Eganville Toronto Guelph Sarnia Hamilton Port Arthur Sault Ste Marie Barrie Iroquois Falls and Cobalt. Railways will ship carload donations free of charge.
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Saskatchewan
Ontario Knights of Columbus
Organization
Bureau of Charities
Regina
Ottawa
Brockville
Eganville
Toronto
Guelph
Sarnia
Hamilton
Port Arthur
Sault Ste. Marie
Barrie
Iroquois Falls
Cobalt
License For Farm Dogs In Alberta Proposed At Convention
Alberta farm dogs may wear license tags if a proposed plan passes at the 23rd annual convention of the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts in Edmonton. Sheep breeders urged stronger protections for flocks against dogs. Calgary chosen as convention city for 1932.
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Alberta
Alberta Association of Municipal Districts
Edmonton
Calgery
Useful In Camp Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
Explorers surveyors prospectors and hunters will find Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil useful in camp. When feet and legs are wet and cold rub the oil to prevent pains in muscles and to dress cuts contusions or sprains as a dressing or lotion.
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Thomas
Copper Qualities Found in Iron via German Purification Method
A historical note explains that even when correct, anger is ineffective and that iron purified by a German process shares many copper-like qualities, suggesting cross material similarities and method influences.
Lords of Parliament for the Dominions in the Lords
A Regina Leader-Post opinion argues for admitting Dominion representatives to Britain’s House of Lords. It deems central imperial parliament impractical, notes travel and cohesion challenges, and favors Imperial Conferences to sustain unity through shared sentiment rather than a formal political restructuring.
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House of Lords
Sunday Times
London
England
Britain
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Dominions
Australia
Westminster
Regina
Lengthen Life by Outliving Emotion Says Crile
Dr Crile of the Cleveland Clinic argues that living without emotion can extend life by avoiding damage to organs from love and hate. He claims selfishness and callousness may aid longevity, but questions remain whether this truly benefits social ties or quality of life.
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Crile
Cleveland Clinic
Shakespeare
Washingtons Wide Streets and the Capitol City Design
Washington D C the United States Capitol has been called the City of Magnificent Distances. The site choice came soon after independence with grand scale plans. Avenues were broad boulevards from 100 to 160 feet wide and even minor streets stretched ninety to a hundred feet.
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Washington, D.C
United States Capitol
Miller's Worm Powders Promise Health and Worm Expulsion
The advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders will expel worms from the system and create healthful conditions that prevent worms from thriving. It asserts worms cause continual restlessness and pain in a child and that the powders will relieve suffering by removing the cause.
Air Speed Supremacy Drive Launched By Shriners
A campaign to reclaim U S air speed supremacy begun in Cleveland with the creation of a 16 million dollar aviation speed foundation by Shriners of North America.
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United States
Great Britain
Cleveland
The
Shriners of North America
Two sparrows killed by lightning on electric wire
A bolt of lightning at Clarendon Virginia recently killed about 1500 sparrows perched on an electric light wire. The event highlights the risk of birds roosting on power lines during storms.
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Clarendon
Central Bank Overhaul Urged For Canada By Professor Curtis
Professor C A Curtis of Queen's University urged a complete overhaul of Canada's monetary system. He spoke to the Canadian Club in Ottawa advocating a central bank to control credit, arguing current lack weakens finance. He blamed the Finance Act postwar changes for removing bank control and weakening monetary policy.
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Canada
C. A. Curtis
Queen's University
Canadian Club
Ottawa
Curtis
Finance Department
Dominion
Royal Canadian Academy Exhibit Attracts Noted Portraits
The 52nd Royal Canadian Academy show in Montreal drew broad provincial representation and diverse styles. Among standout works were two portraits by Mrs. Bart Gerald of Toronto, notably Portrait of Antimo Beneduce, praised as exceptional within the exhibition and among Europe’s serious contemporary art.
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Canada
Royal Canadian Academy
Montreal
Dominion
Bart- Gerald
Toronto
Antimo Beneduce
Europe
Neighborhood reunion list omits woman says name missing
A reader complains that her name was left out of a published list of "those present" at a neighborhood reunion. The note cites a 319 name roster and a Monday morning call claiming intentional exclusion. Also mentions an old mastodon tooth found near Evansville and a vintage liniment ad.
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Eric
Hudson Bay route eyed for major commerce next year
A English official proposal to swap coal for Western Canada wheat and livestock could elevate Hudson Bay as a key inter empire trade route. Western cattlemen plan to ship by the Bay next year. hay supplies from The Pas will grow, if the federal government lowers insurance rates and aids unloading facilities.
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England
Canada
Hudson Bay
Bay
Bay Line
Bay Port
Pas
British Columbia Grows Prunes For Canadian Market
Experiments at the Canadian Government Experimental Farm in Sidney British Columbia yield high quality prunes that may open a Vancouver Island market. Canada’s annual import of prunes and dried plums runs about $1,000,000.
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Sidney
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Canada
Memorial bell honors war heroes near Rovereto Castle
A great bell is hung in the Castle of Rovereto now in Italy to remember soldiers who fell in battles around the town over almost three years. Hungarians and Italians fought there and the bell commemorates the bravery of both sides. The London Zoo once housed an albino cobra, nearly all white with pink eyes.
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Roverto
Italy
London Zoo
Silver mined in Mexico weighs about 442000 pounds in recent month
Mexico produced nearly 442 thousand pounds of silver in the latest month reported, reflecting mining output levels across major operations. The figure suggests continuing strong activity in the sector with production concentrated in key mining regions.
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Mexico
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