Massey Outlines Canada U S Peaceful Relations
Hon. Vincent Massey, Canada’s minister to the United States, told the American Peace Society in Cleveland that peaceful Canada U S ties rest on practical principles. He cited the international joint commission’s success, the Jay Greenville arbitration tradition, and growing global peace movements guiding governments toward preventing war.
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Vincent Massey
Canada
The
United States
American Peace Society
Cleveland
Massey
International Joint Commission
Canadian women athletes head to Amsterdam under female supervision
The Canadian Olympic committee assigns Marie Parkes as chaperone and Alex Gibb as manager to oversee the women track and field squad on the Amsterdam trip. Potential girl swimmers may join under the Canadian Swimming Association. Gibb led the 1925 Canadian ladies team to England. Parkes has deep Toronto and Women’s Federation of Canada ties.
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Canadian Olympic Committee
Women's Athletic Federation
Marie Parkes
Alex. Gibb
Amsterdam
Canadian Swimming Association
Miss Gibb
England
Miss Parkes
University of Toronto
Women's Federation of Canada
Air Harbour Manager and Inspectors to be Recruited
W Foran of the civil service commission announces competitions for an air harbour manager at St Hubert Airdrome near Montreal and inspectors of civil aviation at Ottawa. The manager will run the licensed air harbor including field water surface hangars and workshops and coordinate with customs. Qualifications include a commercial pilot and air engineer license and broad aircraft knowledge.
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W. Foran
Civil Service Commission
Department of National Defence
St. Hubert
Montreal
Civil Aviation
Ottawa
Sights from a World Cruise on Empress of Australia
Readers recall ports visited on the Empress of Australia cruise with tales of a colossal Buddha in Japan and moonlit Whampo River scenes in China. The piece notes a mongoose versus cobra, a Hindu flute charm against snakes, and a desert motor silhouette at sunset over the Nile.
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Japan
Whanpoa
China
Desert
Tneset
Nile
Greatest Aids To Agriculture From Non Partners
Manitoba deputy minister J. H. Evans notes that many key agricultural advances came from outsiders who never farmed. He cites 19th century lessons from wheat rust research and Pasteurization, plus druggist William Sanders hybridizing wheat for Marquis quality. He warns that farmers face low prices driven by businessmen and lost incentives. Geology note on the Canadian Rockies closes the excerpt.
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Canada
J. H. Evans
Manitoba
Evans
Pasteur
William Sanders
Mineral Springs Production In Canada In 1927
Canadian mineral waters produced 503 529 gallons in 1927 valued at 14 656 dollars from springs in Ontario and Quebec. Mineral waters occur across the Dominion and are used commercially as drinking water and for bathing. Hotels and sanitariums operate at springs with curative properties, and some thermal springs are used mainly for mineral baths.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Dominion
U A Roan Lady 101st Dairy Cow Sets Canadian butterfat mark
University of Alberta herd cow U A Roan Lady 101st completed a 465 day test producing 15 428 pounds of milk at 4 3 percent, totaling 664 pounds of butterfat and ranking sixth in Canada for Shorthorn butterfat. Notes comment on ambition and violin tuning notes set.
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U. A
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Canadians in U S to Erect Ottawa Memorial Gift
A sketch for a Confederation memorial to be built in Ottawa by Canadians living in the United States has been published in New York. The panel, about ten feet square, depicts Canada’s past and future with figures such as Cartier, Jesuit priest, and a young Canadian family, and will cost 50000 dollars raised by subscription.
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U. S
Ottawa
United States
New York
R. Tait McKenzie
Philadelphia
National Memorial Committee
Canada
United Canada
Diana
Jacques Cartier
St. Lawrence
Parliament Buildings
Hall of Fome
Viscount Willingdon
W. L. Mackenzie King
W. W. Colpitts
Confederation of Canada
Confederation
Lord Willingdon
Parliament Hill
Wellington Street
Bank Street
Dominion
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Pattern order details appear from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern No wn S 61d 2 with unclear digits likely references item 6 oe in the listing.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
The Average Man Ready to Die for His Country
A brief note reflects the view that the average man is prepared to sacrifice his life for the nation, including those advancing into old age, illustrating wartime sentiment and duty.
Truth and honesty define true success in leadership
The speaker extols truthful men as dependable and worthy of respect, noting that liars gain little in serious matters. He asserts no successful person he knows relies on deceit, arguing that untruthfulness hinders real engagement and progress.
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America
Newfoundland
British West Indies
Malka Mea Schmukler
Canadian National Railways
Ww. N. U
Jugend
Munich
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Great Central Plain
North America
Mineral Springs of
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