Britain and Canada face wheat tariff dilemma at Imperial Conference
The article explains Premier Ramsay MacDonald’s ruling against a 4 tariff on foreign wheat and outlines Britain’s need to protect food supplies and Empire trade. It contrasts Britain’s position with Canada and Argentina and argues for understanding the British stance amid hopes for Empire-level wheat preferences.
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Dominions
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Great Britain
Labour
Baldwin
Lloyd George
United States
Canada
Germany
Argentina
North
Australia
New Zealand
India
Russia
China
Japan
Europe
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
King’s Yorks visit canceled. boy wins parental cheer
In Yorkshire the King canceled a review of a boys brigade and a local figure replaced him. Ticket buyers were informedRoyalty would not attend. A boy then asked for two tickets for his parents and declared they would not be disappointed, since they came to see him instead.
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Yorkshire
Wild Life Value in Canada and Worm Powders Claim
Dr. H. F. Lewis of the Interior Department puts Canada’s wild life value at one billion dollars with a yearly turnover around 45 million dollars. The text links fur harvest and sport fish to sales of sports goods, then warns worms cause malnutrition in infants and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy to restore nutrition and support growth.
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Canada
H. F. Lewis
Department of the Interior
Eggs graded safe for breakfast now in Canada
The passage notes eggs were unreliable a decade or so ago, but higher grade Canadian eggs are now considered safe for breakfast. Grading has doubled production and consumption over the past ten years. It also advertises Douglas Egyptian Liniment as unmatched for fast relief of muscular rheumatism and related injuries.
Western Canada Wheat Crop Estimate Compared to Canada
Government estimates Western Canada wheat crop at 362 million bushels, exceeding last year’s Canadian total of 304.52 million bushels. The figures highlight regional strength versus national output.
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Western
Canada
All Canada
Northern Indians Face Winter Distress. Fed Steps In
Minister of Interior T G Murphy says federal actions will relieve distress among northern reserves where trapping fails to provide a living due to depleted fur stocks. He notes southern reserves are in better shape and that relief will come after a rapid survey by Indian affairs.
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T. G. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Indian Affairs Branch
Interior Department
Nervous energy depletion ad promoting Dr Williams pink pills
An advertisement urges readers worn by overwork and worry to nourish nerves with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims the pills enrich and renew blood, restoring vigor, and notes they are sold by dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 50 cents per box.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Cnt
More Cigarettes Used Across United States
The article reports rising cigarette use with about 1,000 per person last year and a gap of 200 million cigarettes for the first eight months this year. Benjamin D. Hill of the Commerce Department predicts the increase will continue through year end, noting demand grows in economic downturns and stressful periods.
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United States
Benjamin D. Hill
Tobacco Division
Department of Commerce
Dread Of Asthma Replaced By Sudden Relief From Remedy
The advertisement claims Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy ends night terrors and ongoing attacks. It promises immediate relief and warding off future episodes, leaving the patient calm and happy. The remedy is said to be inexpensive and widely sold.
Canadian Airways Survey Details Dominion Air Network
Regular services span nearly 7000 miles of modern airways with 22 flying clubs in Canada. The survey lists 370 private pilots, 370 commercial pilots, 311 air engineers, 407 aircraft and 71 airports. Persian Balm claims quick relief for windburn and rough weather skin, moisturizing and leaving a soft smooth complexion.
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Canada
Dominion
From Boy to Tired Businessman Over the Golf Course
A reflective line portrays a boy who once balked at spring gardens now aged into a weary businessman restricted to twenty miles a day on the golf links, hinting at lost youth and enduring routine.
New Backward Flying Monoplane Captures Crowds at Templehof
Reporters and aviation fans gathered at Templehof to see a new Rocke-Wulf ente monoplane described as twisting in the sky. The craft carries its tail and forward stabilizer protrudes 21 feet ahead, a spectacle misread as backward flight amid talk of endurance tests and the pursuit of happiness.
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Templehof
Finishing Livestock For Market Beef in Lethbridge Area
The Red Label beef organization in the Lethbridge area predicts a strong year as lower cattle prices and good feed supply lift cattle into prime condition for killing. They expect to improve on last year’s successes with feeding efforts showing satisfactory results.
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Lethbridge
Red Label Beef Organization
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Brown Label
King
Minard
Liniment
Canadian Airways
Toronto
Western Canada Flour Mills Co Limited
Winnipeg
Calgary
Dept. WUL _ Department of Labour
Ottawa
Department of Labour
G. D. Robertson
Youlil
Cppleford Paper
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
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