Canada Sees Brightening Economic Outlook Across Regions
The article notes improving conditions in Canada over the past years with fewer business failures, rising freight traffic, and stronger western permits. It highlights increased wheat and oats merchantable yields, higher farm values in the West, and expanding industrial activity with Ford Canada and General Electric among others, urging continued initiative and confidence to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Smang
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ford Motor Company of Canada
Canadian General Electric Co
Peterborough
Dominion
Canad
Chairman Elliott Recites Prophetic Verse on Decline
The speaker, Chairman Elliott of the Northern Pacific, delivers a didactic poem about societal decline. He cites his ancestors foretelling doom and ends with a hopeful punchline that "The dogs have an aw/al wait."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Northern Pacific
Electric light for bees inspires winter hives
At a Gloucester Chamber of Agriculture meeting the use of electric light and heat for beehives in winter was described. Bees welcomed the warmth enabling brood to mature and venture out when fruit trees blossom, boosting early honey harvests that is normally lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Chamber of Agriculture
Northland Trader Sets Early Arctic Navigation Record
A. L. Sawis of Northern Trading Co reports the Northland Trader made a navigation record by reaching Fort Resolution on June 8 while southbound from Fort Smith. The ship carried freight and passengers for Great Slave Lake posts and planned an outward voyage June 20 toward the Arctic, with the Pioneer preparing a return cargo trip to Fort Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slave River
A. L. Sawis
Northern Trading Co
Edmonton
Lawie
Fort Smith
Arctic
Northland
Fort Resolution
Great Slave Lake Post
Far North
Mackenzie River
Pioneer
Fort Norman
Nose Colds Quickly Stopped By Catarrhozone Inhaler
An advertisement claims Catarrhozone Inhaler stops a cold instantly by clearing nasal pathways and throat with a single inhalation. It promises relief from hoarseness and inflamed bronchial tubes and urges carrying the inhaler for first symptoms. The complete outfit costs one dollar and is sold by druggists. mail order available from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Invention Demonstrates Superior Sounds to Radio in Munich
Dr Steicie tested a microphone linked to orchestra racks at the State opera house using the ordinary telephone. Bavarian postal authorities and newspaper representatives witnessed Die Walkure performance and praised the clarity, noting no disturbance to telephone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Steicie
State Opera House
Radio
Miller's Worm Powders touted as sure vermin remover
Wise mothers apply Miller's Worm Powders at once when children show worm symptoms. The tonic claims to clear the system of worms and restore health, comfort, and robust growth, presenting itself as a trustworthy exterminator.
Not Caught Yet
A library patron observes a regular visitor laugh at a book. He follows and sees a drawing of a small boy fleeing a charging bull. The boy explains the joke with a southern dialect phrase meaning the boy hasn’t been caught yet.
Tuberculosis Decline Foreseen At National Convention
Dr Livingston Ferr and the president of the National Tuberculosis Association told the 20th annual convention in Atlanta Georgia that tuberculosis will become negligible in America within two decades remarking on remarkable progress in the fight against the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Livingston Ferr
National Tuberculosis Association
The
Association
Atlanta
Hydroplane Patrols Northern Manitoba Initiated
A seven aircraft hydroplane squadron based at Victoria Beach air station will support forest fire detection and conduct extensive north country mapping from Lake of the Woods to Manitoba's western border. Air photographs will cover areas up to Hudson Bay and along the Nelson Churchill and North Saskatchewan Rivers, focusing on The Pas region including Stanley Mission and Renison Lake. The effort aids Federal survey parties and treaty money delivery to reserves, reducing long canoe journeys for agents, with Rolls-Reyes engines and up to date aerial equipment.
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Victoria Beach Air Station
B. N. Hobbs
Lake of the Woods
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Nelson
Churchill
North Saskatchewan
Pas
Stanley Mission
Renison Lake
Island Lake
God's Lake
Cross Lake
Making Business Good Business
A Toronto Star editorial urges proactive effort in commerce. It argues that business thrives when individuals pursue opportunities, contrasting enterprising actors with idle talk and lax effort. It asserts the city and country need driven people who capture available trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Star
Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by Mrs Peterson
Miss Jessie Peterson of Zealandia Saskatchewan credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with restoring her health after three years of a weak heart and nervousness. She notes rapid improvement after five boxes and urges others with similar symptoms to try the medicine. The pills sell for 50 cents a box or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Peterson
Salmon trout egg collection tops Great Lakes hatcheries
The Department of Marine and Fisheries reports 40 900 000 salmon trout eggs gathered last season in Lake Huron Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. The total compares favorably with recent averages and should supply the Great Lakes hatcheries engaged in propagating salmon trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Orange origin tale traces pear shaped fruit to cherry size
The text notes the orange originated from a pear shaped fruit similar to a cherry in size. It attributes the change to 1260 years of cultivation and hints that cosmetic beauty is often effective despite being superficial.
Tanlac credited by Montreal barber in ad claim
Eugene Lepage, owner of the Prince of Wales Hotel barber shop in Montreal, testifies Tanlac made him younger, gained 14 pounds in four bottles, and improved appetite and sleep. He says stomach trouble had ruined his health and that Tanlac helped him recover. He urges shoppers to buy Tanlac from reputable druggists and notes sales of over 40 million bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lepage
Prince of Wales Hotel
Montreal
Canada
Lepage
Wireless for People of Mackenzie River
Officers from the Signal Corps travel north to erect Federal wireless plants at Fort Simpson and Herschel Island. Lieutenant H. A. Young leads five men toward site supervision while Lieutenant Galbraith selects the Fort Simpson tower location. The party will winter in the far north with full supplies as river service brings in groceries and equipment for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Young
Signal Corps
Fort Simpson
Herschel Island
Galbraith
River Service
Alberta and
Arctic
Mackenzie River
Clark's Tomato Ketchup touted to improve meals
An advertisement asserts Clark's Tomato Ketchup enhances flavor for fish meat roast chop steak poultry and game. It urges readers to consult Clark Kitchens for cooking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Soviet Relapse Signals End of Limited Capitalism Era
The Philadelphia Ledger notes signs of a shift away from the New Economic Policy as Lenin’s successors crack down on the middle class. Fewer private shops, renewed spy hunts, more executions, and a harsher foreign posture mark the change after Lenin’s death.
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Soviet
Russia
Lenine
Philadelphia Ledger
No Hat Factories in Panama Fact Is Hat Trade Origin
Panamanian hat myths persist as readers learn that Panama hats are not made in Panama and nowhere produced in factories. The term Panama hat derives from the city of Panama acting as an early distribution center for this headwear.
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Panama
London society women prefer pawning jewels before travels
Many London society women habitually pawn their jewels and other precious possessions when they are going on a trip. They avoid leaving valuables in an empty house and entrust them to pawnshops for safekeeping.
Cross Punishment in Early Military Races
In early races the cross was the standard form of military discipline. The passage notes the cross as a customary punitive measure during the period.
Croquet Revival Traces Pall Mall Name to London Street
The article notes that croquet revival stems from Pall Mall, a London street, linking the pastime to its historical nickname. It highlights the game's revival as a cultural nod to the city’s street name.
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Pall Mall
London Street
Banff Windermere Road Reopens At Peak Tourist Season
The Banff Windermere road across the Canadian Rockies reopened for traffic after last year’s initial opening. A large influx of tourists from Canada and the United States is using the route. Alberta national park resorts at Waterton Banff Lake Louise and Jasper are open and report heavy tourist demand.
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Banff-Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Canada
United States
National Park
Alberta
Waterton
Lake Louise
Jasper
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CHUM
Imperial Tobacco CO
Fletcher
Berlin
Minard
Willi
Tansac
Eugene LE Page
Tanlac
McKenzie River
Thomas
Wanshien
Yangtse
Czechwan
Cockchafer
Edwin Co. Hawley
Junkmen’s Guild
Wanlsien
Hawley
Banff-Windermere Road
Newcastle
James French
Dorrance
Alan Brown
Lawes
F. Barker
Norman
Cole
Johns Sonkine University
F. D. Goodchild Co., Publishers
King St. W
George J McLeod Ltd
King Street West
Teroste
Ww. N. U
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