Fifty-Eighth Annual Meeting of The Royal Bank of Canada
The Royal Bank of Canada held its fifty-eighth annual general meeting with a large shareholder turnout. Sir Herbert Hel reviews Canada's growth and advocates tax relief through administrative economy while C F Neill outlines the bank's expansion, including a $6,964,547 rise in Canadian commercial loans and close cooperation to promote foreign trade over twenty-five years.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Revel Bank of Canada
Theat Offee
Sir Herbert Hel
C.F. Neill
Ern Teaneger
Herbert
Canada
Anmeda
Neil
Neill
Strange Romantic LoveAdventures of the Flapper
The serialized romance follows John and Joanna in Villa Anette and Monte Carlo as Foreman funds a grand sculpture project symbolizing a soldier's romance, while Joanna's social circle and Yvonne press the pair toward a dramatic future. A sleeping London man wandered seven miles.
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John
Joanna
Foreman
Brandon
Yvonne
London
Paris
Pye
Annette
Golden Girl
Lady Weymouth
Teddy Dorminster
Pasha
Constantinople
Bosphuorous
Fady Weymouth
Teddy
Mr. Wilmore
Brantlogg
Roddy
Join
Monte Carlo
Amaette
Casino Gardens
Coolor
Life at Extreme Heights Above the Himalayas
Climbers on Everest report wildlife thriving above the snow line. A herd of wild sheep sat on a glacier among ice pinnacles. Bees moths and butterflies were seen at 21 000 feet while tiny spiders lived in rock islands above the vegetation limit. Food consisted of cannibalism. Wingless grasshoppers inhabited 18 000 feet.
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Everest
Himalayan
Western Canada Exhibitions Dates Set at Brandon Meeting
The Brandon convention endorses recommendations and fixes Western Canada exhibitions dates: Brandon July 49 Calgary 11 16 Edmonton July 18 23 Saskatoon July 25 30 Regina August 16. Sask. elected Co. C. Gamble president class B fairs W Moore first vice president Dr Munn second vice president H Hussey re-elected secretary. Fifteen towns linked in circuit. Assiniboia denied membership. Plan to secure permanent federal grant of 1500 to each fair. exec to meet Senator Motherwell in Saskatoon soon.
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Western Canada
Brandon
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Co. C. Gamble
Prince Albert
Sask
W. Moore
Yorkton
Dr. Munn
Carman
H. Hussey
Lloydminster
W. R. Motherwell
Baby's Own Tablets Ease for Children’s Ailments
Advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as easy to give and waste free for stomach and bowel troubles in children. A Mrs. Rose Veyer of Willimantic Conn. praises relief during digestion constipation fever teething and restlessness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Rose Veyer
Willimantic
Conn
Canadian Northwest
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
British Army raises height to six feet for Grenadier Guards
The army seeks the world’s fittest force with only sixteen of every hundred recruits accepted. The Grenadier Guards now require six feet height and many regiments chase taller troops. Current physique claims exceed prewar levels by about 30 percent.
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Grenadier Guards
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a fast fix for indigestion and upset stomach. Claims relief from sourness, gas, heartburn, and discomfort with a druggist guaranteed formula costing only a few cents per package.
Nearness of God Inspires Comfort and Faith
A religious verse collection notes God's constant presence in every place and moment. It quotes scripture Genesis and poems by Pierre Corneille and George MacDonald, urging readers to trust, seek peace, and feel God’s nearness even in loneliness.
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Pierre Corneille
George Macdonald
Night plane trouble rouses Detroit neighborhood
Resident recounts a disruptive overnight incident as a man struggled with a plane above the house, pounding and tinkering for hours before the repair was completed and the craft left the area.
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Detroit Free Press
Legal exchange over pub visit in courtroom dialogue
Counsel asks the judge to imagine him seeing the lordship entering a public house. The judge interjects correcting the phrase and clarifies the scene in a courtroom moment. The exchange centers on language use and courtroom decorum.
Italian Aviator De Pinedo Plans Global Flight
Italian aviator Commander Francesco De Pinedo, famed for the Rome to Tokio round trip in 1925, plans a new five continent voyage starting toward Rabat Morocco then crossing the Atlantic to South America. He will traverse the Americas to Oceania and Asia before returning to Europe via the Red Sea, aiming to begin in February subject to trial flight success.
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Francesco de Pinedo
Italy
Rome
Tokio
Rabat
Morocco
Atlantic
South America
American
Oceania
Asia
Europe
Red Sea
Help for Asthma Remedy Aids Long Standing Cases
Neglect gives asthma the upper hand and fixes its grip on the bronchial passages. Dr J D Kellorg's Asthma Remedy daily benefits chronic cases and could have prevented years of suffering if used early. Do not neglect asthma use this preparation at once. A Portland bank installed a street level periscope to deter bandits and burglars.
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J. D. Kellorg
Portland
Zam-Buk praised as skin healer across continents
Mrs J C Lemon of Glendale California recalls Zam-Buk as a sure remedy for skin troubles from Canada to Michigan and California. She cites burns and wounds healed quickly, noting Zam-Buk prevents deeper burns and acts as an antiseptic guard against infection.
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Zam-Buk
J.C. Lemon
East Broadway
Glendale
Calif
U.S.A
Ontario
Michigan
California
Zam Buk
Canada
Zam-Bak
Zam Bok
Refusal to Import Camels from Russia Sparks Debate
Agriculture Minister Hron W. R. Motherwell rejects a Saskatchewan dispatch claiming camels from northern Russia would be imported for western farms. He cites risk of foot and mouth disease and says no four footed livestock from Russia will be imported, reinforcing a national biosecurity stance.
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Russia
W. R. Motherwell
Saskatchewan
Mr. Motherwell
First public library founded in Athens in 527 B C
The first public library traces its origin to Athens Greece in 527 B C. This landmark institution marks early civic culture and access to written works for citizens, shaping intellectual life in ancient Greece and influencing later library systems.
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Athens
Greece
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