The Menace of Communism in Canada
The Moscow congress declares aims to push Communist propaganda to the world’s youth. Canada faces risk if indoctrination reaches children. opposition urged through unity of churches, safeguarding home, church, and state. Emphasizes lack of oppression in Canada vs Russia and warns of covert campaigns, day schools, and anti religious propaganda.
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Moscow
Russia
Europe
Canada
Satan
China
United States
British Commonwealth
International Congress
Sheep and grain farmers reap rewards in British Columbia
Beef cattle men improved outlook mirrors grain farming gains in British Columbia. Sheep farmers remain strong bets with Heron Bros. reporting a 135 percent rise, shipping between three and four thousand head of lamb crop.
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British Columbia
Heron Bros
Sheep market heats up as breeders plan large ewe lamb sales
The piece notes strong demand for sheep with farmers expanding to breeding sheeps on a big scale and many turning to sheep in smaller numbers. It also mentions Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil branding and widespread sale from Canada to global markets, and cites gas meter revenue figures for London’s Gas Light and Coke Company.
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Canada
Thomas
Central
South America
West Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Oil Shale and Tar Sands Vast Resources Noted
Canada holds large oil shale deposits in the Maritime Provinces and extensive bituminous sands in Alberta. Modern refining methods may enable these deposits to supplement crude petroleum as demand for motor fuel rises.
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Canada
Maritime Provinces
Alberta
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Health For Women Over Forty
A health column advises women past forty to use Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen blood, nourish nerves, and improve vitality. The pamphlet claims the treatment relieves faintness headaches and mood swings, promoting better health, with pills available at 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Miracle Awakening Demonstrated By Wisconsin Scientists
University of Wisconsin researchers staged a dramatic demonstration before the Central Neuro psychiatric Association in Madison. Two long-stuporous patients from the state insane asylum were revived by a gaseous mixture, sat up, moved, and spoke clearly.
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University of Wisconsin
Central Neuropsychiatric Association
Madison
Wis
State Insane Asylum
Going Upstairs Had to Sit Down Breath So Short
Mrs. H. Brousseau of Magog Quebec recounts relief from long standing breathlessness and heart palpitations after using a box of Milburn remedy. She states after three boxes more her condition improved and she has not felt short of breath since. Price 50 cents per box from druggists or mailed from The T Milburn Co Toronto. A man is as old as he feels a woman as old as she feels inclined to tell you.
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T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Toronto
Cloak-room attendant question after wrong coat
A cloak-room attendant asks a guest if the correct coat and hat were issued. The guest responds briefly with thanks, indicating a near mix up or minor error in the wardrobe exchange.
Scotchman Sues Baseball Company After Fall
A Scotchman sues a baseball company claiming injuries from a fall while watching a game. He reportedly fell from a tree, alleging negligence in the event setting or maintenance. Proceedings seek compensation for medical costs and damages.
Canadian Arctic Expedition Signals Arctic Research Drive
The Canadian Arctic Expedition organized by the Department of the Interior departs Ottawa under Major L. T. Burwash and uses Eveready radio batteries and Canadian National Carbon Company supplies. The mission aims to study magnetic pole shifts, relics of Franklin’s 1845 expedition, Eskimo conditions north of Mackenzie and Keewatin, and a proposed wagon train route along Hudson Bay.
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Ottawa
Northwest and Yukon
Canadian Department of the Interior
L. T. Burwash
Burewash
Toronto
Eveready
Thee Department of Marine and Fisheries
Canadian National Carbon Company
Burwash
Magnetic Pole
Sir John Franklin
Franklin
Arctic Ocean
King William Land
Boothia Peninsula
Mackenzie
Keewatin
Wagner Bay
Hudson Bay
Cockburn Bay
Alberta University to Open School of Education
The University of Alberta establishes a School of Education to help graduates enter teaching more conveniently. The university senate and the provincial department of education have arranged for opening this session, but full operation starts next year.
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University of Alberta
University Senate
Department of Education
School of Education
Radio Stations In Dominion Reach 216700 In 1927
The record shows 216700 licensed radio stations operating in the Dominion and on ships registered there as of March 31, 1927. A health ad promotes Dr J D Kellogg Asthma Remedy for night attacks. It notes the California Valley quail has been introduced to Chile and New Zealand. A worm prevention pitch endorses Millers Worm Powders to protect infants' nourishment and support development.
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The
Dominion
California Valley
Chile
New Zealand
Newsprint Paper Components in Canadian Manufacture
Newsprint paper production in Canada centers on ground wood pulp and unbleached sulphite fibre as the chief components used in the manufacture of newsprint.
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Canada
Liniment Ad Declares Value and Enduring Strength
An advertisement touts Minard's Liniment as invaluable everywhere and notes the diamond as the hardest substance known, emphasizing exceptional enduring value.
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Minard
Flying clubs lead Canada in flying hours says DND report
The Toronto and Montreal Flying Clubs top Canada for flying hours up to September end. Toronto 881 hours followed by Montreal 590 Ottawa 480 Hamilton 408 Regina 303 Edmonton 266 London 159 Victoria 77 Border Cities 50 Calgary 37. Also notes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a powerful farm remedy for horses and cattle with colic.
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Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Department of National Defence
Ottawa
Hamilton
Regina
Edmonton
London
Victoria
Border Cities
Calgary
Thomas
French Navy launches new submarine Vengeur
The submarine Vengeur is introduced by France with a surface speed of eighteen and a half knots and ten knots submerged. It carries sixty crew members, measures 186 feet in length and 26 feet in width, and has a displacement of 2,080 tons.
Dominion representations at Grocers Exhibition in Islington
All self governing Dominions in the British Empire were represented at the Grocers Exhibition held this year at the Royal Agricultural Hall in Islington London.
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British Empire
Grocers
Royal Agricultural Hall
Islington
London
British Columbia Poultry Shipment to Japan Advances
The fourth yearly shipment of pedigreed BC poultry for Japan’s government experimental farms and private breeders moved from Victoria. Birds were sold by private breeders and BC University Poultry Department, owner of Maizie the world record egg layer. An elderly mother’s remark on life: she would scold less and praise more.
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British Columbia
Japan
Victoria
Poultry Department of
The
University of British Columbia
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Mathieu
Gas Light and Coke Company
Maritimes
Milburn
Charles
Tae
Canadian Arctic Expedition
Frozen North
Radio In Canada
B.C
Flowery Kingdom
Holloway
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Canadian National Carbon Co
Limited
Crleary
Vancouver
Winnipeg
CKNC
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