Canada Leads World in Trade and Production Growth
Canada has become a global leader in wheat and nickel output, and now exports more than ever before. Amid national pride, experts cite rising per capita wealth and unprecedented gains in external trade since 1913, with manufacturing expanding and diversification of exports driving a shift from protectionism to global trade.
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Canada
Sherein
United States
National Foreign Trades Council of New York
Australia
League of Nations Bureau
Dominion
Empire Mining Congress attracts delegates from around world in Montreal
Nearly seven hundred delegates have registered for the second Triennial Empire Mining Congress to be held in Canada, August 22 to September 28. Participants include officials and workers from Great Britain United States India the Federated Malay States Palestine Africa Australia New Zealand Tasmania and many more. The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy chairs the event with arrangements for the Norse convention in Winnipeg next year. Preliminary attendance estimates reach about 24 000.
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Montreal
Canada
Great Britain
United States
India
Federated Malay States
Palestine
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metailures
Winnipec
Memorial by Alfred Gilbert for Queen Alexandra
The memorial design by Alfred Gilbert aims to symbolize faith hope and charity and will be placed near Marlborough House. Readers note limited authorized biographies of the late Queen Mother and mixed attention in royal biographical works over recent years.
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Queen Alexandra
Alfred Gilbert
Faith
Hope
Marlborough House
Irau
Queen Mother
Edward
More Hungarians Will Emigrate to Canada
Dr J Alvary reports the Canadian Hungarian Colonization Board expects about 2500 Hungarian immigrants to Western Canada from March to October. The arrivals are agrarian workers. farmers request labor and orders go to Hungary. Postwar migrants were mainly poor laborers who later saved to buy land.
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Marth
Canada
Canadian Hungarian Colonization Board
J. Alvary
Winnipeg
Hungary
Ussary
Dr. Alvary
Wheezy Chest Colds Subdued By Trained Nurse
A trained nurse outlines rapid relief of wheezy chest colds overnight. She explains simple measures and care steps that help loosen mucus and ease breathing, noting careful monitoring for signs of complication.
Nerviline A Home Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Nurse Carrington extols Nerviline as a dependable home remedy for chest colds pain in the side stiff neck earache and toothache. The product is described as quickly absorbed easing congestion and providing relief. Nerviline has been a staple in thousands of Canadian homes for nearly fifty years and is advertised as a must buy today.
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Carrington Saye
Canadia
eyelid graft repairs facial defects in plastic surgery
Dr J Eastman of Graduate Hospital described grafting an entire upper eyelid into a cheek hole to match facial skin. Dr Sheehan noted initial inability to close eyes but over months the eyelid stretches and drops, forming a functional new eyelid.
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Dr. J. Eastman Graduate Hospital
American Association of Oral and Plastic Surgeons
Sheehan
Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets
Several mothers report high regard for Baby's Own Tablets for infants and young children. The ad-like piece cites Mrs. Brown of Walton Nova Scotia praising their laxative and stomach settling effects and claims. Also mentions Worm Powders and seed distribution via Lady Cecil and Walter S Woods in Alberta Canada.
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ME. Brown
Walton, NS
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Trockville, Ont
Lady Cecil
Walter S. Woods
Lands Settlement
Alberta
Woking
Royal Horticultural Society
Canada
Rural Land Values and Rural Credit
A Canadian article argues Canada lacks systematized rural land credit machinery unlike other nations. It notes the Federal Land Banks offer 6 percent long term mortgage funds. cites commissions praising long term amortizing credit for stabilizing land values and curbing speculation, aiding closer settlement and western agriculture challenges.
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Canada
United States
One Man Will Rule Ship With No Orders From Crew
A Clyde built 12500 ton oil tanker will be controlled by a single man without using a ship telegraph or issuing orders. The captain operates propulsion by a forward lever and steering relies on the gyro pilot Metal Mike. Crew duties are limited to oiling and maintenance.
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Clyde
Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Company
Greenock
Brides Phomsonsivision
Joy Ltd
Rugby
Go North: Canada’s 25 Year Development Outlook
Hon. Charles A. Dunning urges northerly development as Canada’s future in a Liberal Women’s Association address in Ottawa. He predicts the northward trend will narrow gaps between provinces, expand opportunities for youth, and diversify occupations with resources from the Great Lakes region onward. A train shipment delivered 160 farm tractors to Ekosetown, Sask, for local farmers.
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Canada
Charles A. Denning
Liberal Women’s Association
Ottawa
Dunning
Greate Lakes
Chicago
Ekosetown
Sask
Tanlac credited for curing Ottawa woman after three years
Mme Villemaire of 452 St Patrick Street Ottawa recalls a three year ordeal with kidney and digestive trouble. She praises Tanlac as a life changer saying it built her up and ended pain and insomnia. The ad urges readers to act and buy Tanlac through their druggist citing over two million bottles sold.
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Mme
Piiza Villemaire Lves
St. Patrick Street
Ottawa
Canada
Silence room opens at Royal Ear Hospital London
In the basement of the Royal Ear Hospital London a unique silence room allows perfect tests of deafness with walls floor and ceiling designed to block external sounds. Nevile Chamberlain opened the hospital and praised ionisation as a valuable treatment for ear diseases, noting many schoolchildren could be cured with timely use.
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Royal Ear Hospital
London
Nevile Chianbeslain
Chamberlain
Unusual Gear Shift Converts Locomotives for Freight and Passenger Use
In a novel move the Pennsylvania Railroad adopts a 35,000 horsepower electric locomotive with a gear shift to switch between passenger and freight roles. The driving axle carries 75,000 pounds, enabling direct adjustment for speed and load without separate engine fleets.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Crandon Sun
Distemper Minard’s Liniment Tramps and Dogs
Distemper Minard’s Liniment is reviewed in a witty column noting that tramps never deliberately go to the dogs, reflecting on their rough path and the era’s view of street life with a satirical tone.
Greater Precaution Urged After Pedestrian Vehicle Attacks
1926 Toronto police report shows motorists at fault in 203 and pedestrians in 698 of cases coming to attention. 120 cases undecided. Trade talks proceed between Canada and Germany with two German representatives in Ottawa. Canada’s exports to Germany last year trail only behind the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan. Oil without Alcohol claims Dr Jomas Electric Oil contains six essential oils and no alcohol.
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Toronto
Canada
Germany
Ottawa
United States
United Kingdom
Japan
Hair Color Bias Cited In Driver Skill Debate
An article claims light haired drivers are better behind the wheel while noting pedestrians have grown more gray haired over time. The piece presents these assertions as social observations rather than established facts.
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