Western Programme for Canada in the September 14 Vote
The piece argues that September 14 ballots decide more than a constituency representative. It urges Western voters to back a program aligning with tariff reform, rural credits, pensions, immigration, low transportation costs, and cooperative development, shaping a stable government under King or Meighen.
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Electors of
Canada
House of Commons
Hose of Commons
Yorks
Fn Odel
Studson Bay
Great Britain
Crow's Nest Pass
Hinds
Dominion
West
Hudson Bay
Charles A Dunning
Regina
W. A. Black
Halifax
Mackenzie King
People care not how you earn money but how you spend it
The quote notes that public interest focuses on spending rather than earning. It emphasizes accountability in expenditure, suggesting that financial stewardship matters more to observers than income sources. It reflects a viewpoint on fiscal responsibility and perception.
Wool harvest in Southern Alberta tops two million pounds
Southern Alberta reports a wool clip of about 2,000,000 pounds for the year with fleeces described as exceptionally heavy never before seen.
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Alberta
Debts Forbid War Cancelation Warns U S Senator
U S Senator Bernard Downing of New York warned that canceling war debts would plunge Europe into immediate conflict. He spoke aboard a ship departing England, noting England’s example in debt adjustment and urging European nations to settle accounts to restore economic stability and avoid renewed war.
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America
Europe
Bernard Downing
New York
England
Pains In Back Subdued Sore Chest Relieved
A Nova Scotian woman recounts overcoming back pain and chest soreness with relief. Her tale highlights persistent health troubles and a personal journey toward wellness.
Nerviline touted as best remedy for cold and chest congestion
Earnest testimonial from Miss Lucy Mosher of Windsor Nova Scotia praises Nerviline for curing a chest cold after fourteen failed remedies. The ad claims Nerviline relieves congestion and promotes trust in its penetrating action, urging a 35 cent bottle. Also notes a rising western farm cooperative and Miller's Worm Powders claiming to expel worms and repair digestive organs.
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Lucy Mosher
Windsor
N.S
Whitby Mourns Miss Alice Ham at 81
Whitby Ontario loses one of its oldest residents with the death of Miss Alice Ham aged 81. Her brother Col George Ham long served with the CLPR. The text also notes doctors and remedies for asthma and social musings on manners and wedding gifts.
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Alice Ham
Whitby
Ont
Col
George Ham
Cl.p.r
Mrs Emma Wilson Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Hamilton Ontario farmer's wife recounts severe fatigue back pain and nervous weakness during the Change of Life. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improves markedly and recommends the treatment along with Lydia E Pinkham's Liver Pills. She offers to answer letters from other women about the medicines.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkam
Emma Wilson
Wilson Street
Canberra's Parliament to Open Next May in New Capital
Canberra in the making as Australia prepares to open Parliament in May with Duke of York to represent the Crown. Parliament House features over 700 rooms and a roof promenade overlooking plains hills and distant mountains. The city’s famed purple matches include Mount Stromlo with pine forests and a winding road to the observatory.
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Canberra
Auspila
Parlament
Duke of York
Sydney Sun
Parliament House
White House
Air travel deemed safer than commonly thought
The Civil Aviation annual report notes air transport since 1919 covered 4,563,000 miles with only four passenger deaths in accidents. In the year to March there were four accidents with no serious injuries, passenger numbers rising from 13,478 in 1924 to 14,675. Joyride flights also surged, with 67,52 passengers the highest on record.
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Civil Aviation
The Tide Has Turned Twenty One Thousand Canadians Return
Department of Immigration and Colonization reports 21 001 Canadians returned from the United States in April May and June of the first fiscal quarter. They now intend to reside in Canada permanently. June return total was 6 084.
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Department of Immigration and Colonization
United States
Canada
Japan Ranks Third in Electric Lights Usage Per 100 Homes
Japan leads in electric lights per 100 houses ranking third worldwide, with the United States and Canada the only nations exceeding it in the latest survey. Japan is expanding electrification of railways while its streetcar systems in major cities already run on electricity.
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Japan
United States
Canada
Fortunate is the man who takes a wife for better or worse
Africa comprises nearly one fourth of the earths land surface Minards Liniment for toothache provides a casual mix of adage, geography, and home remedy in a compact items page.
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Africa
Gave Life For Science Doctor Dies After X-ray Burns
Dr John Francis Hall-Edwards a pioneer in X rays died in London at 68 after thirty years of dermatitis and amputation from X ray burns. He joined WWI hospitals, received a government pension in 1908, earned the Carnegie hero medal in 1922, edited Roentgen Bay Society archives, and taught himself painting in later life.
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John Francis
Hall-Edwards
Roentgen
London
Great Britain
Roentgen Bay Society
Trials of Indigestion and Blood Building Remedies
The article warns against overreliance on purgatives for indigestion and emphasizes diet to support blood nourishment. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to build blood for better digestion, appetite, and nutrient use, and mentions obtaining them from a druggist or by mail. Also endorses Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for wounds and includes a short dialogue snippet about caution and secrecy.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Thomas
Mrs. Wolfer
Rasputin Poison Mystery Explained by Sugar Antidote
A Marseilles professor concludes sugar and glucose neutralize cyanide of potassium. He notes Rasputin drank sugared poisoned wine and survived, prompting conspirators to shoot him to finish the plan.
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Marseilles
Rasputin
Russia
Prince Yussopolis
New York
Island erases bovine tuberculosis in Edward Island farming
Has No TB Cattle Prince Edward Island is one of the few places in the world where tuberculous in cattle has been absolutely eradicated. Eighty six percent of the Island is covered with well stocked farm holdings and the possibilities for quality stock and for farming are exceptional.
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Prince Edward Island
Women Eligible for Five Ranks of the Order of the British Empire
The article notes that women may be awarded five ranks within the Order of the British Empire. It outlines the potential honors and the framework for recognizing service and achievement across fields.
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Mr. Melighen
Mr. King
Mr. Meighen
Mr King
U. S
London Advertiser
Col. Ham
J. D. Kelloge
Sibley Blanton
Mrs. Wilson
ST. Charles
Australia
Mount
Stromlo
U.S
Minard
T 1644
Fletcher
Copleford
Cras
Cabala
Pacific Waxed Paper Co
Western Waned Paper Co
Davie St
Vancouver
McDermott Ave
Winnipeg
Hunter Martina & Co
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