Law and Order or Chaos in the British Stand Against Soviet Power
A defensive editorial condemns Soviet propaganda and espionage while praising Britain's patience and resolve. It argues the Soviet regime seeks to undermine British interests worldwide and urges nations to choose between orderly civilization and Bolshevik chaos, warning of universal vigilance.
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British Empire
Great Britain
United States
France
U.S
Herrick le France
Comet Said to Cause War in Washington Talk
A speaker in Washington linked the war to fascous traits from Halley’s 1910 comet lingering in Earth’s atmosphere. He warned that if a new war comes in 1979 the Pons Winnicke comet of last June would be blamed.
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Washington
Muskrats development near Revelstoke progresses in a year
The Revelstoke Muskrat Fur Breeders' Association fenced 160 acres five miles south of Revelstoke and plans further development this year to grow the muskrat industry. The note follows a stray joke about eye care contrasting charges for removing a cinder and a corneal foreign substance.
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Revelstoke
History Will Repeat Itself Hudson Bay Railway Progress
The article argues the Hudson Bay railway will aid Canada's growth, noting Edmonton once seemed far north yet developed, and Marquis wheat expands cultivation toward the Arctic. It predicts completion will open northern lands and that critics will later regret doubting the project as progress continues.
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Hudson Bay Railway
Canada
Edmonton
Arctic Circle
Morning Star
Vancouver Star
Nerviline Pain Relief Ad Promises Deep Action
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a strong penetrating pain reliever. It claims quick effect on small pains and strong relief for larger pains, urging readers to buy the 35 cent bottle from dealers.
Altitude race at Hendon Aerodrome features R A F fighters
Royal Air Force display at Hendon on July 2 will host single seater fighters using supercharged motors in an altitude contest. Pilots wear heated suits and use oxygen gear as they ascend to over 25 000 feet and return, with the fastest ascent and descent deciding the winner. Attended by reports of H. J Kellogg's asthma remedy ad follows.
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Royal Air Force
Hendon Aerodrome
N.W
Jubilee Programme A Nationwide Thankgiving Message
The national committee proposes July 1 at noon bells to ring and bands to play God Save the King and O Canada as a unified thanksgiving for 66 years of Confederation progress. Invitations will go to distinguished survivors of Confederation, Canadian and foreign officials, consuls general, and notable former Ottawa leaders for the Ottawa opening ceremonies.
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Canada
National Committee
Ottawa
Fathers of Confederation
Dominion
Great Britain
Dominion of Canada
Charles A. McIntosh
House of Commons
North West Territories
Women lead in March shoe production in Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports women produced nearly 100000 more leather and felt shoes in March than February. Men’s output rose by 37182 pairs. March totals show 656955 pairs for women and 553293 for men, with total boot and shoe production up 276659 from February. Always Ready and Reliable. Dr Thomas Electric Oil claims to relieve inflammation and aid healing for cuts scratches and sprains.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Thomas
Dollar Foresees Chinese Trade Boom After Stable Government
Ottawa interview with shipping magnate Robert Dollar, former Ottawa boy, predicts a vast Chinese trade expansion once a stable government emerges. He notes civil war hampers current commerce but expects enormous development and benefits for Canada, citing Vancouver as already feeling Chinese trade gains. A Norfolk shepherd dies in Fellwell England aged 82 after a long life tending sheep, estimated at 200000 head raised.
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China
Robert Dollar
Ottawa
Cappy Ricks
Mr. Dollar
Canada
Vancouver
Fellwell
England
Oil exploration eyed for North Pacific naval base supply
Representatives of Anple Persian and other British oil firms inspected Alberta exploration possibilities seeking a secure oil supply area for a North Pacific naval base. Burma remains the world's chief producer of rubber. Minard's Liniment advertised for insect bites. N U 1684.
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Anple Persian
Alberta
North Pacific Naval Base
Burma
Causes of woodland fires likely from careless motorists
The article argues many woodland fires stem from drivers discarding cigarette ends from cars, not fishermen or hunters. It warns a single careless act can ignite a disastrous blaze and stresses the need to study and prevent such negligence.
King Fuad Visits Crompton Centenary in Bolton
King Fuad of Egypt traveled from Cairo to Bolton to join the centenary of Samuel Crompton's death. Crompton’s mule spinning invention transformed British industry, boosted Bolton into a leading commercial city, and aided Egypt's cotton growth plans. The king’s pilgrimage honors Crompton, whose early cottage industry struggle inspired the breakthrough.
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Samuel Crompton
England
Bor
Bolton
Egypt
Fuad
Cairo
Crompton
Arkwright
Suggested Farm Purchase Amid Low Prices Encouraged
An April issue editorial urges readers to buy farm land now while prices are low, arguing long term rewards for young or old farmers who plan ahead. The article also notes the value of St Thomas Eclectric as an athlete’s muscle lubricant and remedy for soreness.
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Southern Agriculturist
Progressive Farm Magazine
Sural
St Thomas
Sheep Protection Act makes Saskatchewan towns liable for dog damage
Saskatchewan's Sheep Protection Act took effect May 1, making any municipality liable for damages to sheep caused by dogs. It requires valuators to assess losses and allows a dog tax to fund the program, with charges up to 1 dollar for the first male, 2 dollars for the second male, and up to 5.60 dollars for each female dog.
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Saskatchewan
Health Building Tonic Pink Pills Promo
Sufferers of insomnia and fatigue may benefit from Dr Williams Pink Pills said to enrich and purify blood. A testimonial from Mrs Mary F Uhrman of Williams town MS cites regained strength after taking eight boxes. Sold by druggists or mailed at 59 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams
Mary F Uhrman
Williamstown
Williams
Pink Wills
Dy Williams
Colored agent warned by insurance chief over license
Tercies Magazine notes a colored agent being summoned before the state insurance commissioner who lectures him on selling life insurance without a license. The agent replies that he knew he couldn’t sell it but did not know the reason.
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Tercies Magazine
Tlustern Plans Early Dredging Start On McLeod River
Tlustern capital will be expended this year in gold dredging operations on the McLeod River, a tributary of the Athabaska, in North Alberta. The first dredging unit will be installed early this summer.
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Tlustern Capital
McLeod River
Athabaska
Alberta
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