Tourism Gains via Canadian Roads and Hospitality
The article argues that national prosperity depends on balanced trade and highlights tourism as a crucial invisible import. It praises Canada’s scenery and climate, urges investment in good roads, hotels, and resorts, and says well kept towns attract visitors who spend locally and may seek further investments. It emphasizes public spirit and urban beautification as returns on tourist-friendly development.
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Great Britain
Britain
Canada
Dominion
Bermuda Assembly Bans Flax Flags Over US Banner Surge
Bermuda lawmakers pass an act requiring a British flag to be flown with any foreign flag to curb American flag displays. Officials say the US flag was used to attract visitors, not to indicate residents are American.
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Bermdda
United States
Bermuda
Dust Explosions Wreak Havoc Across U.S. Factories
The past year saw at least forty five deaths and twenty eight injuries from dust explosions in the United States. Property damage reached about three million dollars, with incidents concentrated in factories making wood and aluminum wares starch feed cocoa spices and sugar.
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United States
High Altitude Skews Taste On Everest As Breath Fades
Explorers reaching nineteen thousand feet reportedly lost taste and flavor in foods such as onions and peppermint. In New York two prisoners could not be classified by fingerprints because their finger ridges had worn off during bricklaying work.
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Mount
Everest
New York
Innocence Aversion Quirks Mentioned as Humorous Note
A quirky line notes that only innocent, harmless things arouse aversion in humans namely worms and shinach. The remark presents a light, humorous view on natural dislikes without context or attribution.
Heir Norman Woolworth Trains In Flushing Store
In a Flushing Woolworth store on Long Island, Norman Woolworth the second generation heir to a Woolworth fortune works from the bottom up. He wears overalls in the cellar and is called head of stock as he learns the business daily. The scene includes a six p.m. arrival, a Lincoln, and a chauffeur at the storefront.
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Norman Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
Flushing
Long Island
Woolworth
James
The
New Yorker
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Ontario Resident
Coldwater Ontario special report tells how Mr H Austin, a local resident, attributes his recovery from back and kidney pains to six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports weight gain and renewed strength, buying the remedy to keep at home. The advertisement notes the pills strengthen weak kidneys and remove pain, with purchase from druggists or The Dodd's Medicine Co. Ltd. Toronto 2.
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Coldwater
Dodd
Mr. H. Austin
Dodd's Medicine Co. Ltd
Toronto
Vodka Strength Blamed for Work Absences in Soviet Factories
Soviet press led by Economic Life and The Moscow Worker campaigns against loafing as vodka returns to 40 degrees. Factories report declines since last fall with absences rising 25 percent after paydays, linked to drunkenness rather than influx of unqualified labor.
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Moscow
Moscow Steel Works
Studying Industrial Conditions Delegation Arrives in New York
Eight British workingmen arrive in New York on four week visit invited by the London Daily Mail to study U S working conditions wages and methods. They are patternmaker boiler maker blacksmith tool maker melder ironworker fitter and machine man. The newspaper covers travel wives wages clothing allowance spending money and a five thousand dollar life and accident policy.
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New York
United States
Rrondon Daily Mail
Lord Rothermere
Church opens boys hostel in Edmonton Alberta
The Church of England has opened a boys hostel at Edmonton the first of its kind in Alberta. The first group of boys will arrive this month under church auspices. A similar hostel operates in Montreal and has placed boys on farms in Quebec and Ontario.
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The
Church of England
Edmonton
Alberta
Church
Montreal
Quebec
Ontario
Minard's Liniment for Burns W N U 1632
The item references Minard's Liniment for burns with W N U 1632. It presents a brief historical product mention likely from a newspaper catalog or advertisement noting the remedy. The entry focuses on the product name and year without additional context or details.
Canada Would Slacken Tariff If U S Reduces Cattle Duty
Hon W R Motherwell announced in the House of Commons that Canada would adopt a brick for brick policy with the United States on cattle duties. He said every U S duty cut would be met by an equal cut in Canada's tariff on American cattle and noted an order-in-council authorizes action this month to begin reductions if the U S acts.
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W. R. Motherwell
House of Commons
United States
Motherwell
How Weaker Girls Can Gain Strength
Weakness often attacks girls through poor blood supply and causes headaches dizziness heart palpitations and weariness. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a fast reliable treatment with testimonial from Miss Clara Fraser of Thessalon Ont who reports regained health after using the medicine. The notice invites readers to purchase by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Madame Lenin Seeks England Settlement Amid Stalinist Climate
Madame Lenin widow of the Bolshevik leader Krupskaya seeks permission to settle in England, per a London Times dispatch. Russian authorities try to restrain her, fearing she will publish a devastating expose of the Red movement. The piece notes her disillusionment alongside Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman and comments on the gap between ideology and reality.
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Lenin
England
London Times
Krupskaya
Red Movement
Madame Lenin
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Russia
Trotzky
New York Evening World
Nerviline Claims Deep Pain Relief And Royal Status
An advertisement touts Nerviline as superior for rheumatic pain muscular and joint stiffness. It asserts deep penetration and five times the strength of common preparations, calling it king over all pain. A 35 cent bottle is promoted as a trial offer from local dealers.
Cannibalism in French West Africa Linked to Witch Doctors
Reports from French West Africa describe a secret witch doctor society practicing cannibalism. Two arrest warrants include a woman who confessed to murdering and eating two children as part of ritual, with victims chosen from within their own families to avoid bewitched flesh from outsiders.
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French West Africa
Caramel Pudding Recipe And Corn Remover Claim
A recipe describes making Caramel Pudding by simmering unopened Eagle Brand Condensed Milk for two and a half hours then chilling and serving with nut meats and whipped cream. The passage also claims Holloway's Corn Remover kills corn roots without injuring flesh.
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Borden
Holloway
Acreage for sugar beets rises in Southern Alberta districts
Acreage of sugar beets in the irrigated districts of Southern Alberta will reach 7,000 acres this season, up from 6,000 acres contracted last season, indicating expanded growing area and greater production commitments.
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Alberta
Tin Boosts British Columbia Mineral Status in 1925
British Columbia strengthened its mineral prominence in 1925 as tin was added to the valuable minerals list, boosting production and placing the province among world leaders in mining output.
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British Columbia
New Klondyke in Siberia Feeds Fever of Gold Seekers
Twelve thousand miners labored on a remote Aldan River field likened to a new Klondyke. Soviet officials expel Japanese and Koreans, enforce Russian control, and fix gold price at £3 16s per ounce. Aeroplane resupply ships in food to the workers.
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Aldan
Siberia
Princess Elizabeth Christened in Buckingham Palace Chapel
England's new princess Elizabeth, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, was christened in the royal family's private chapel in Buckingham Palace basement. Water from the River Jordan was used, with sponsors including the King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, and Lady Elphinstone.
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Britain
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Duke and
Duchess of York
Jordan
Prince of Wales
Elphinstone
Hebrides settlers to Canada highlight deportation and costs
In Canada last year twelve families totaling 69 people were brought from the Hebrides for settlement. one family was deported for becoming a public charge. In Commons, Father MacDonnell who oversees assisted Hebridean immigration was paid 1741 salary and 2177 expenses. Gentleman Visitor remarks on a cold shower and a boy replies about fleas.
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Hebrides
Canada
House of Commons
Father MacDonnell
Tide Rises Up to Fifty Feet in Gulf and Bay Areas
Report notes exceptionally high tide levels in certain gulfs and bays reaching up to fifty feet, warning of possible coastal impacts and need for monitoring. Authorities urge caution for maritime operations and shoreline structures in affected regions.
Estate Claim Procedures Questioned by Citing Rules
A legal note argues that filing a claim against an estate does not inherently reduce its size or impact. It discusses procedural nuances and potential implications for creditors and executors.
Sleep Deprivation Paralyzes Nighttime Rest for Reader
A reader reports severe insomnia causing racing thoughts and vivid room movement when darkness returns. Anxiety drives need to switch on lights to finally fall asleep, reflecting distress from sleepless nights.
Pills Sold 32 Years By The Milburn Co Limited
The H. and N. Pills have been on the market for 32 years with all deniers selling them, distributed by The T. Milburn Co. Limited of Toronto Ontario.
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T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
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London Paper
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Nerviline
Secret Society of Witch Doctors
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H. J. Whittier
Elstlith Street
Kansas City
B.C
A. Leclerc Med Co Havrers
Liniment
Keen
Colmen Keen
Amherst Street
New Klondyke
Soviets
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J. D. McClintock
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