Europe Reparation Pact Reaches Final Agreement With Germany
After years of talks the Dawes plan based accord with Germany ends the long impasse over reparations. Britain France Belgium and Germany approve the pact with evacuations of Ruhr zones promised within a year. Canada notes a turning point toward peace and global recovery.
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Germany
Drowise
Europe
Dawes
Belgium
France
Hitler
Baden
London
Berlin
Canada
Ruhr
Lewhich
Topographical Survey Hydroplane Photographs Saskatchewan Flight
Four members of Ottawa’s Ministry of Interior topographical survey division flew a Vickers-Viking hydroplane for about three weeks in Northern Saskatchewan. They captured over 2,000 photographs between Lac du Brochet and Prince Albert, spanning Stanley Mission and Lac la Ronge to The Pas and Victoria Beach, totaling about 2,500 miles flown.
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Topographical Survey
Ministry of Interior
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Lac du Brochet
Prince Albert
Stanley Mission
Lac la Ronge
Pas
Victoria Beach
North Saskatchewan River
Prisoners Enjoy Holiday In Humanized Camp Hill Trial
More than 30 good conduct convicts from Maidstone Prison arrive at Camp Hill Isle of Wight for a three week holiday. They live in cottage like quarters, work in Parkhurst forest growing gardens once weekly, wear distinct clothing, share meals, and use a canteen for luxuries funded by earned good conduct money.
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Maidstone
Camp Hill
Isle of Wight
Forest of Parkhurst
Northern Ontario Exports Rise in First Half of Year
Northern Ontario exported products to the United States up about 45 percent in the first six months, totaling 21,927,570 dollars versus 17,292,508 last year. Gala bullion and silver bullion also rose sharply, with bullion up over 100 percent and silver bullion up 30 percent. news print up 40 percent.
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Northern
Ontario
United States
North Bay
Plenty Of Practice Man Breaks 50 Yard Dash Record
A middle aged man breaks the world record for a 50 yard dash after saying speed comes from crossing streets in the downtown district.
The Power of Advertising and Demand Creation
A London Evening Standard excerpt argues advertising creates demand, not just supports it. It calls advertising an essential economic force and an expert role in industry, on par with traditional economic elements, stressing its national and international importance.
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London Evening Standard
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Vitality For Run Down Women
An advertisement argues in favor of Dr Williams Pink Pills for women who feel weak and stressed. It cites improved blood and nerves, citing Mrs E Eppinger of Vancouver BC after childbirth as a recovered case. Pills available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
E. Eppinger
Scott Street
Vancouver
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Arctic Data Worth More Than a Passing Interest
J. D. Craig leader of the Canadian Arctic expedition argues data from the islands is valuable not valueless. He cites Alaska’s development as a warning against treating Arctic regions as frozen waste and predicts northern districts may hold future significance for explorers, hunters, and traders.
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J. D. Craig
Arctic
D.L.S
Alaska
Craig
Edmonton Bulletin
Its Quality Sells It Dr Thomas Electric Oil
The text extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a proven aid for healing. Since its introduction it has grown in public favor due to its usefulness in relieving sickness and treating burns, cuts, scalds and inflammatory pains with a flawless record.
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Dr. Thomas
New Lumber Company Registered in British Columbia
The Skeena Lumber Company is registered with capital of 500000 dollars to take over the Kileanza Companys lumber and mining operations at Usk. Financed by Minneapolis capital the firm has power to establish a pulp and paper mill.
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New Lumber Company
B.C
Skeena Lumber Company
Kileanza Company
Itd
Usk
Minneapolis Capital
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Relief Promise
All mothers can put away anxiety regarding their suffering children with Mother Graves Worm Exterminator. The product claims sure and lasting effects, offering relief from worm issues.
British Empire Exhibition to reopen at Wembley next year
Parliamentary correspondent of The Daily Telegraph states the Empire Fair will be open again at Wembley next year, learned from the highest authority.
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Wembley
Daily Telegraph
Jupiter closer to sun by vast orbital distance
In a segment of its orbit Jupiter lies more than 40 billion miles nearer to the sun than in the opposite arc. The report notes a substantial variation in solar proximity during its path.
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Jupiter
Starvation by "Improved" Foods Warned by Dr Bell
An early health tirade argues refined foods rob health of vital vitamines and cause constipation and cancer. It urges nonprocessed diets with whole wheat bread uncooked fruits and steamed vegetables. The writer Charles Walter offers a dietary treatment plan via mail.
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Robert Bell
M.D. F.R.F.P.S
Cancer Authority
United States
McCann
Charles Walter
Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Canada
Claims Cure For Deafness In Airplane Descent
California man Glenn Tunnison says a swift descent in an airplane cured his deafness after two rapid plunges from height. He claims the first drop eased his symptoms and the second restored his hearing, attributing the effect to rapid air pressure changes on the eardrums.
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California
Glenn Tunnison
Manitoba Pulp and Paper Co to establish plant at St Boniface
The Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company plans a St Boniface plant with a $5,000,000 capital. It will invest $3,000,000 upfront to build a 200 ton news print mill and create about 760 jobs when running.
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Manitoba Pulp and Paper Company
St. Boniface
Zanzibar Change Hands in Historic British German Exchange
Zanzibar, the East African island, passed from German to British control as part of a swap that exchanged Heligoland for the territory, marking a notable colonial realignment in the era.
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Zanzibar
Africa
Germany
Heligoland
Deaf Educated At Washington College
The Gal laudet College, the only school offering higher education for the deaf, was founded by Amos Kendall with support from Congress and Lincoln. Since 1864 it grants collegiate degrees, enrolling about 1,400 students with over 400 bachelor's degrees, admitting women since 1887 and hosting multiple sports.
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Columbia Institution of the Deaf
Gallaudet College
Amos Kendall
Washington
Edward Miner Gallaudet
Hartford, Conn
Congress
Kendall
Lincoln
Middle Atlantic
Wembley Empire Pageant Opens With Canada Glistening
Opening of the British Empire Pageant at Wembley Stadium, set for July 21, was postponed for a few days due to insufficient rehearsal. The production featured 15,000 participants and required vast materials including 5,000 wigs 15,000 costumes 25 miles of cloth 10,000 square yards of canvas scenery 237 900 gallons of water in an artificial lake and 25 000 wheat sheaves from Canada.
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Wembley
The Clergyman's Cassocks A Survival Of Skirted Days
A reflection on clerical dress noting that cassocks endure as remnants of an era when most men wore skirts. The piece contrasts modern attire with traditional garments and hints at cultural continuity through religious habit.
London Surgeon Proposes Potassium Deficiency Cancer Theory
A renowned London surgeon and cancer expert has sparked global interest by claiming cancer stems from a potassium salt deficiency in the body. He argues this deficiency causes cell breakdown and malignant change, urging widespread awareness and testing.
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London
The Real Cause of Cancer Free Book Offer
An advertised booklet claims a new method to fight cancer and offers a free copy to patients. It lists many chapter topics from misused diets to potassium treatment and urges readers to apply to Charles Walter at 51 Brunswick Ave in Toronto for the free book.
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Charles Walter
Brunswick Ave
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Unfounded Electronics-Based Health Theory Debunked
The Scientific American special committee found the late Dr. Abrams of San Francisco overstated claims that electrons form life and health. It cites a year of inquiry into his reflexophone tests and theories that a blood drop reveals disease age race religion and life expectancy.
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Dr. Abrams
San Francisco
Scientific American
Foundation of Health
Abrams
Relief from Asthma Described by Kellogg Remedy
Relief from asthma is described as complete for thousands who used Dr. J. D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. The text cherishes the joy of relief as its soft gentle influence frees tightened air tubes, making asthma a past fiction and is said to never fail. Good druggists have sold it for years.
Boy Attacked by Eagle On Ontario Golf Course
Fourteen year old Fred Cunningham was pulled into the air by a bald eagle on a Chatham Ontario golf course. The bird was eventually killed after becoming tangled in a wire fence. Cunningham was scratched and clawed but survived the incident.
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Fred Cunningham
Chatham
Ont
Bunningham
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