Father Doyle tale urged to end religious divisions
Hon. R. E. Bennett urged common ground at the Maritime Province Club in Montreal. He recounted Father Doyle's PEI road encounter and advised leaving religious differences behind to unite on shared ideals, warning that U S election clashes over faith harmed national unity and Canada’s cooperative spirit.
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R. E. Bennett
Maritime Province Club
Montreal
Father Doyle
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Democrat
Murphy
Golden Gate
St. Peter
United States
Canada
Western
God
Manitoba Hydro Plan Extends Power Lines Provincewide
The Manitoba Government proposes a provincewide Hydro Electric transmission program with half the cost funded by the government. The policy promises ample power, low rates, and rentals from power sites, aiming to avoid new debt, tax increases, or large deficits.
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Manitoba
Province Promotes Industry to Light Labor and Farm Prosperity
A government program aims to promote industries across the province and to light the labor market while increasing the comforts and prosperity of farms. The plan emphasizes growth, employment, and rural well being through coordinated support.
Proof Enough Scene at Glasgow Station
An elderly woman questions if the train is bound for Ayr at Glasgow station while a porter, stationmaster, signalman, guard, driver, and the narrator affirm the board, implying the journey proceeds as planned.
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Glasgow
Ayr
Board of Directors
Unclear care prompts complaint from Mrs Green
Mrs Green questions why her husband remains hospitalized and why she has not seen the nurse who attends him, saying she cannot understand the delay.
Prisoner Cries Through Walls In Cryptic Exchange
Two inmates trade terse lines across a cell block, one noting stone walls confine, the other joking that concrete keeps the party going. The exchange hints at tensions inside the facility without detailing incidents.
Hudson Bay Railway rails to be laid by March
Major Graham A. Bell announces that rail laying on the Hudson Bay Railway will be completed by next March. He notes that blasting will be needed before opening to traffic and that work at Fort Churchill to install harbor facilities progresses. The project will take three more years, with 5000 workers currently employed.
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Hudson Bay
Graham A. Bell
Fort Churchill
Manitoba
Bell
Pas
Tonic treatment for indigestion
The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building nerve strengthener to aid digestion. It cites Mrs Ada Webb of Prescott Ontario describing relief from nervous indigestion after use. Claims include faster sleep and renewed health with continued use. Available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. 50 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams
Courtesy Reward For Servant Girl In Leeds Bequest
Ellen Fellowes assisted an old lady across a busy Leeds street two or three years ago. The lady noted the girl’s name and address and, after her death, left a bequest of 2000 to Miss Fellowes in a letter received recently.
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Leeds
Ellen Fellowes
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's asthma remedy as a smoke or vapor inhalant that reaches bronchial passages for soothing relief. It claims restriction passes end and easy breathing returns with widespread grateful user testimonials.
German botanist reports 40000 dandelion varieties
A German botanist is said to have produced 40 000 varieties of dandelions though most people would consider one variety enough. The ad promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable medicine for children to expel worms and restore digestive health.
Song Request at Party Cited by Hostess
The hostess asks Mr. Meekin whether he will perform a song for the children or let them amuse themselves for another half hour, prompting consideration of entertainment at the event.
Radio programs bring cheer to Canada’s far North outposts
The Canadian Westinghouse Company and allied U S stations will broadcast this winter to police posts missions and trading stations north of the 60th parallel. Programs begin November 17 at 11 pm EST and include personal messages from relatives. Officials say the effort has boosted morale and aids northland administration through wireless links.
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Canada
Canadian Westinghouse Company
United States
Northwest Territories
Department of the Interior
Northland
Rest and Quiet Nourish the Young Look Says Moynihan
Sir Berkeley Moynihan, renowned surgeon, urges regular nerves rest to stay youthful. He recommends a quarter hour of solitude after lunch for health and stamina, citing Mayo brothers who rested after meals. He adds that at age sixty a man should take a three month holiday, not extending beyond three months for an active mind.
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Sir Berkeley Moynihan
Mayo Brothers
Jim
Sir Berkeley
Prize mixup teaches a correcting joke
A boy brings a prize for natural history after claiming an ostrich has three legs. His mother learns the class argued the animal’s leg count. he explains he was nearest since others said four, revealing a child’s playful misunderstanding.
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Little Albert
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Praised Across Nation
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil gains nationwide fame for sore throat and inflamed conditions. It is touted as an efficient remedy when rubbed on the skin or taken internally, with healing powers absorbed through the skin.
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Thomas
Sawmill planned in Prince George district for GM Canada
The Prince George Citizen reports a prospective sawmill to supply General Motors of Canada with crating material. The mill would sit along the Canadian National Railway’s Prince Rupert line in central British Columbia. GM Canada reportedly uses about 15 million feet of crating annually.
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General Motors
Canada
Prince George
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Canadian National Railways
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil For Camp Use
Explorers surveyors and hunters will find Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil useful in camp. When feet and legs are wet and cold rub on the oil to prevent muscle pains and to dress cuts or sprains as a soothing lotion.
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Thomas
Beet Growth Expands in Barnwell District Alberta
The Barnwell district in Northern Alberta is expanding beet production with about 2,300 acres planted this fall. Average yields are around 11 tons per acre, with some fields reaching higher.
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Barnwell
Alberta
Yes a Thousand Year Old Castle Is Behind This Tale
The Guide claims the structure in question must be over a thousand years old, asserting such ancient castles are no longer built. A seasoned traveler swears by the legend, though specific dates and sites remain unnamed.
A Man Explores The Concept Of Lady And Woman
A speaker discusses gender terms noting that every lady is a woman but not every woman is a lady. He reflects on prejudice toward the word and the difference between the two terms.
Salads For Health Highlight Winter and Summer Greens
A compact health note urges daily salads through winter and summer. It provides a simple, low cost recipe using oranges celery and apple with mayonnaise. The method describes arranging orange half slices around a lettuce plate and filling the center with the fruit celery mix, garnished with celery tips.
No Poisons in Holloway's Corn Remover Declared Safe
Advertisers claim the Holloway brand corn remover contains no poisonous ingredient and can be used without danger or injury. The claim emphasizes safety for consumers seeking relief from corns.
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Holloway
Heaviest Alberta Wheat Yield Recorded
Fred Stinn reports the heaviest wheat yield in Alberta from ten acres near Calgary. The crop produced 888 bushels total, equating to about 88.8 bushels per acre, marking a record for the province.
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Fred Stinn
Calgary
Alberta
May Become a Burden
Wealth can become a burden when obsession drives endless expansion. The speaker warns that after earning 50 000 pounds a business, one must always start another and resist stagnation. In this never ending fight, simple happiness is forgone in pursuit of continual accumulation.
A Woman's Instinct Says She Is Right
The quote reflects a belief in the confidence and intuition of women, suggesting a self-assured sense of correctness regardless of external validation. It emphasizes inner conviction as a guiding force in personal judgment.
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Maga
H. B. Road
Minard
Prince George District
BAYER
Epptoford Paper
Ont
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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