Right Class Of Immigrants Must Succeed In Canada
The Toronto Mail and Empire argues that immigrants who arrive at Atlantic ports will, with few exceptions, become self-reliant workers who contribute to Canada’s economy. They praise industrious newcomers as both producers and consumers, urging native-born Canadians to welcome right-minded immigrants from the British Isles and Europe to bolster the country’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Varius
Canada
United States
British Isles
Europe
Toronto Mail and Empire
British Capital Preference for Canada and Empire Ties
The Ottawa Journal notes sympathy for American capital or any capital under fair treatment, but stresses that Canadians should retain control of their enterprises within the British family. It argues unity on Empire preference and warns that preserving control is best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa Journal
Source Of Gold In Canada Traced to Ontario Quarts Mines
The chief source of Canada’s gold comes from gold bearing quartz deposits in the Porcupine and Kirkland Lake districts in Ontario, accounting for more than 85 percent of the output.
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Canada
Porcupine
Kirkland Lake
Ontario
Call of the Land Draws Man Home to Manitoba Farm
Cyrus G. Shaver, born on a Manitoba farm, left Canada for Detroit in 1922 where he prospered. He returned to Winnipeg and, after a land settlement inquiry, secured a 320 acre farm near Dugald with first class buildings. He plans to bring his family back to the province he knows well.
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Cyrus G. Shaver
Mr. Shaver
Pembina
Manitoba
Canada
Detroit
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Dugald
Spring Fashion Pattern 479 for Silk Crepe Wardrobe
Silk crepe printed pattern 479 offers a slim straight line skirt and smart neck with fever collar and harmonizing tie. Available in sizes 16 to 42 bust, uses 3 yards 40 inch fabric and 4 yards 36 inch contrast. ideal for tennis outfits and light coats. Pattern price 25 cents plus 10 cents for Spring Fashion Magazine. Wrap coin carefully.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern orders handled by the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 3175 McDermot Ave. Address details given for mail orders and size selections. Includes contact guidance for customers seeking pattern N Size.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Making History in a Rapidly Changing Era
The article reflects on history being made in modern times as global progress accelerates. It argues that applied science, social relations, and living standards are transforming at unprecedented speed, with the British Empire highlighted as a leading force in this ongoing metamorphosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Malta Daily Chronicle
Young Italians Say U S Offers More Opportunity
Franco Gatta, a twenty to forty year old Italian electrical engineer from Milan staying at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York, contrasts American rapid career start with Italy where thirty year olds seldom teach in universities and a man is only starting at forty after longer education and delayed advancement.
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Franco Gatta
Pennsylvania
New York
Milan
America
Italy
Submerged Jamestown City Seen After 1680 Earthquake
Photographers document the submerged city of Jamestown once Nev is capital in the West Indies. The town slipped into the sea during an earthquake on April 30 1680 carrying away riches and a population of 14000.
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Jamestown
Nevis
West Indies
Preachers and Listeners Scarcity Imagery in New Outlook
An excerpt notes that good preachers are scarce and suggests listeners are even scarcer, reflecting a persistent belief that capable speakers and attentive audiences are rare and continually in short supply. The line frames enduring, perhaps paradoxical, shortages in religious communication.
Canada Expands Wheat Flour Exports to Northern Europe
A trade department report by M. B. Palmer notes rising Canadian flour sales in Germany, Austria, the Baltic States, and Scandinavia totaling 2,624,012 barrels worth 15.68 million dollars in 1928, up from 2,132,980 barrels and 13.97 million in 1927. Germany alone imported large grain volumes and packing house products, with dairy, honey, canned goods, and fish among major exports.
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Canada
Europe
Department of Trade and Commerce
M. B. Palmer
Hamburg
Germany
Austria
Paltic States
Scandinavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Denmark
Geese Population Soars at Vaseaux Lake Sanctuary
Rapid growth in Canada geese numbers at Vaseaux Lake Bird Sanctuary BC follows its 1923 designation. Nests rose from three on an island in 1919 to 35 in 1928, with total nests 55 across the sanctuary and counts exceeding 400 birds last summer.
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Vaseaux Lake
British Columbia
Canadian Comings and Goings Across Border Shift
The data show no net change in migrants across the border as Canada records 64 353 arrivals by March 31 1929 with 33 793 returning Canadians. Canadian departures to the United States have declined over the past three to four years.
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United States
Canada
U.S.A
Model Husband Ad Gets Laughing Response
A humorous exchange plays on a wedding segment, with Miss Pasmarte claiming a model husband and Mrs Junebride replying he is the very latest, from 12 to 2 a m every night.
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Miss Pasmarte
Junebride
Trickiest ninth at Jasper Park Lodge hosts amateur crown
The Royal Canadian Golf Association amateur championship will be staged August 19 to 24 at Jasper Park Lodge in Alberta. Hole nine is a raised tee with a fast elevated green guarded by deep bunkers, demanding precise shots to hold the green as rivals pursue the title. Concurrently the Western Canada Amateur will also be played there, ensuring strong field and competitive mix for handicapped entrants.
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Jasper Park Lodge
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Royal Canadian Golf Association
Canada
Jasper
Western Canada
Dominion
Canadian Railway Feat Draws Worldwide Acclaim
The Hudson Bay Railway project linking The Pas to Churchill is hailed as a historic achievement. Steel arrived March 20, enabling 300 carloads of material for port development, with the golden spike likely driven next August by Minister George P. Graham. Ongoing work aims for 1930 grain shipments from Churchill.
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Hudson Bay
Dominion
Natural Resources, Canada
Dominion Department of the Interior
Churchill
Bay Terminal
Natural Resources
Hudson Bay Railway
Manitoba
Pas
Churchil
Flin-Flon
George P. Graham
Snow Survey Links May Snow to Three Month Runoff
The Domin ion Water Power and Reclamation Service with USGS conducts a yearly snow survey of the St Mary River headwaters in Montana. Results show a direct relation between early May snow depth and total runoff in the next three months, aiding irrigation planning for Montana and southern Alberta.
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Dominion Water Power and Reclamation Service
Department of the Interior
United States Geological Survey
St. Mary River
Montana
Alberta
Woman Brickmaker Keeps HandCraft Alive In England
Mrs Bennie Gibbs of Crossways Farm Ingham is the sole English woman continuing the ancient hand brickmaking craft. After her father’s death she took over a brickyard on his farm and quickly became an expert. She toured builders and architects with samples of her work, who welcomed the high quality handmade bricks.
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England
Bennie Gibbs
Crossways Farm
Ingham
One Grand Refrain Bachelor Friend
A humorous exchange about married life centers on a new Benedict who jokes his wife bans almost all his past pleasures. He quips that the grand refrain of life now includes refraining from smoking cards late nights and other familiar indulgences.
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New Benedict
Bachelor
Dominion Radio Commission Report Expected by August
Sir John Aird, chairman, says the Dominion Radio Commission report will be complete by the end of August after his five weeks tour of western Canada and return to Toronto.
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Dominion Radio Commission
John Aird
Toronto
Canada
Moon's Tides Affect Earth's Crust Latitude Says Harvard Expert
Dr. Harlan T. Stetson of Harvard proposes a theory that lunar tides bend the Earth's crust, causing measurable latitude variations from the equator. The idea adds a new dimension to tidal effects beyond ocean waters.
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Harlan T. Stetson
Harvard
Earth
Equator
Roman Matron and Lady Bargain at Stockholm
A fragmentary dialogue set in Stockholm features Cornelia urging Horatius to join a fourth in bridge, a lady bargaining over travel fare with a clerk. The exchange shows social interaction and period speech in a cultural note.
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Cornelia
Horatius
Sloshton
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Call of the Land
Union
Tan
B.C
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Radio Commission Report
Sondagsnisse-Strig
Stockholm
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