Canada and Britain hold entwined empire bonds
The piece argues Canada should remain in the British empire citing benefits of sea protection trade and preferential rights. It warns that independence could erode international standing and economic ties, noting Britain may cope without Canada but Canada cannot without Britain. It quotes Ramsay MacDonald on liberty and cautions against rash sovereign moves.
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Canada
Great
Uritain
Ramsay Stardonid
Britain
Brandon Sun
Saskatchewan Butter Output Sets New Records
Saskatchewan producer totals show butter output rising with 79 creameries operational. June production reached 3,068,681 pounds, about 140,599 more than last year’s peak July figure, while regional gains and a 27.6 percent year to mid 1926 rise are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Reed
Self-Discipline Call At World Convention
Rtamsay MacDonald, prime minister of Great Britain, urged self-discipline to build character at the Christian Endeavor World Convention in London. He warned words without deeds weaken ethics and urged humble acts as the path to worthy living. A jumble of local items follows about a lion sighting, livestock troubles, and an aged promissory note found on a Missouri estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Great Britain
Christian Endeavor
London
Government to dispose of 2000 buffalo by tender
The U S government plans to slaughter and auction 2000 buffalo from Buffalo Park in Wright County to reduce the increasing herd. Previous shipments last summer moved 1634 animals to the northern range, but growth continues, prompting this disposal plan by tender to meet grazing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Basin
Fort Smith
Buffalo Park
Wainwright
Ana
Northwest Territories
New Settlers Bring Under Cultivation Large Areas
Dr W H Black director of colonization for Canadian National Railway reports large tracts cleared and brought into cultivation by settlers near CN lines in Alberta and other western provinces. He notes a 100 percent rise in people handled and expects heavier settlement next year with plans to expand land settlement and British immigration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Foropen
Western Canada
W. 3. Black
West
Black
Canadian National
Lord Clarendon
Montreal
Canada
A Lesson Taught By the Horse
The article argues that horses survived and prospered after modern transport advances. It notes Canada and the United States have more horses than decades ago and that war harms did not end equine use. It concludes with a moral urging politicians to heed horse sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Toronto Star
Fegan’s Homes opens Gouda hurst Training Farm in Kent
Built at a cost of £ 31 000 the new extension at the Training Farm Gouda hurst Kent England of Mr Fegan's Homes was opened by Sir George McLaren Brown European General Manager Canadian Pacine Railway. The 367 acre farm will train 150 orphan and destitute lads over 14 for emigration to Canada or farm work at home. Since 1884 some 2 500 Fegan boys have been settled in Canada. the event honors founder J W C Fegan and featured speeches by Rev J Chalmers Lyon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goudahurst
Kent
England
Fegan
George McLaren _ Brown
Canadian Pacine Railway
Canada
Sir George
J. W. C. Fegan
J. Chalmers Lyon
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Hampstead
D. C. Apperly
Settler from New York praises Western Canada farming
Quinting, who moved to North Battleford from New York four years ago, wrote to the Syracuse government agent praising Canada. He says crops have been good and the Canadian Wheat Pool offers fair handling costs. He warns progress depends on capital and personal effort.
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Canada
Qszinting
North Battleford
New York State
Syracuse
New York
Mr. Quinting
Western
Raincoats for Skyscrapers Fashion Novelty
New York World reports a novel building design using two ply waterproof felt around each story to channel rainwater away from brick and plaster. The system directs water to the building’s side, preventing seepage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Gold Discovery At Narrow Lake Sparks Prospecting Rush
Prospectors arriving in Hudson report a second find near Narrow Lake about two miles north of a prior discovery by Y N Funkin. The vein reportedly 28 feet wide, drawing a large crowd and expectations of more finds as只 miners head to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Narrow Lake
Y. N. Funkin
Feeding Experiments at Cap Rouge Stem Dairying Profits
An five period study at Cap Rouge Quebec tested 27 cows in three feeding groups. Group I received one pound meal per eight pounds milk while Group II ate all meal. Group II fed one pound per four pounds milk. Results favored heavy concentrate use when milk price is high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Rouge
Quebec
Horses Move Six Story Hotel in Indianapolis
A 2,500 ton six story hotel was raised from its foundation and moved a block in Indianapolis. Two teams of horses hauled the building on rollers with winches, the mechanics praised horses as indispensable for such heavy moving jobs and fast progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dobbin
Bachelor life linked to earlier death and insanity risk
Professor George Robertson of the Naval College of Physicians of Edinburgh warned in London that single men aged 25 to 36 die on average four years sooner than married men and have three times the risk of insanity. He urged caution about bachelor life as a social pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robertson
Naval College of Physicians of Edinburgh
London
Robertson
Magellan Sets Sail to Circle the World in 1518
A portrait of Ferdinand Magellan leaving Seville on August 16 1518 to attempt the first circumnavigation of Earth. He led five ships with about 275 men, of whom 35 returned home. The voyage reached the Straits of Magellan and the Pacific, faced famine, and Magellan died in the Philippines in 1521 before completing the journey.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Seville
Columbus
America
Aien
Magellan
South America
Straits of Magellan
Pacific
Ladrones Islands
Philppines
Australia Fired First Shot In Great War And Secured German Secret Code
The article recalls that Australia fired the first shot of the Great War and seized the Cerwan admiralty code from a German merchant vessel in Melbourne. The Pfalz defied authorities, was intercepted near Port Phillip, interned, and renamed Boorara. The captured code aided early war actions and revealed German naval strategies and emergency coaling bases in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Australia
German Mercantile Marine
Berlin
Siegfried
Pfalz
Siegfried Cabre Stam
Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Port Phillip
Great Britain
Queenscliff
Commonwealth Line
Pacific
Seven Seas
Lady Juliana of Holland Studies Law for Future Queenship
The youthful Princess Juliana reveals to an interviewer she studies law to possibly act as a lady counsel in the future. Her aim reflects interest in current affairs and readiness to plead in courts if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliana
Holland
The
Netherlands
House of Orange
Guards Protect Treasures in British Museum Library
Patrols in plain clothes guard shelves lining the reading room and galleries where priceless volumes, including unique copies, are kept in locked cases. Readers must sign forms, and rare volumes may require escort to a secure inner room. All books bear the museum stamp to prevent resale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Hoon
British Museum
London
Hoarding Is Not Saving: Thrift Seen as Narrow Path
The Glasgow Herald argues saving money without wise spending limits personal growth or national prosperity. It contrasts hoarding with reckless spend and urges balanced consumption to stimulate activity and wealth for individuals and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tiasgow Herald
Wage comparisons across nations and errant OCR fragment
The article notes average daily wages in several countries with figures for the United States England Germany France Belgium Italy. A garbled OCR fragment follows mentioning a wife and marriage context leading to unclear text.
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America
England
Germany
France
Belgium
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