Alberta and Saskatchewan Mark Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
A historical review celebrates the twenty five year milestone of Alberta and Saskatchewan’s creation from the North West Territories. It notes population growth from an estimated 500000 combined to over 1500000, expanded representation in Parliament, railway mileage, and development from settlements to cities, while acknowledging World War I and current economic slowdowns as part of the provinces' ongoing progress and future potential.
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Twin Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
North West Territories
House of Commons
Raiway
Canada
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Ife
Cherry Pit Oil Found Valuable for Dressings and Cosmetics
Chemists report a valuable oil extracted from cherry pits, expected to serve as a premium salad dressing component and aid in cosmetics production. The discovery highlights potential industrial and consumer applications in flavoring and beauty products.
A New Oil May Boost Popularity of Cherry Canning
The article notes that about one hundred million pounds of sour cherries are canned yearly in Michigan Wisconsin and New York and suggests the new oil could gain quick popularity as an added value product for these regional canneries.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Canada Agriculture Leads Nation's Primary Industry
Agriculture stands as Canada's outstanding primary industry with a production value near two billion dollars annually. It is the real leader in Canadian enterprise, providing gainful occupations directly and indirectly to more than half of the population.
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Canada
Salt Production in Canada for 1929 Tops 330 Thousand Tons
Canada produced 330 264 tons of salt in 1929 valued at 1 578 086 dollars up from 299 445 tons worth 1 495 971 dollars the year before. Salt supplies occur in every province but commercial output is limited to Ontario and Nova Scotia with natural brine or rock salt deposits.
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Canada
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Experiments With Rockets at Roswell Site
Professor Robert H Goddard of Clark University Worcester Massachusetts will conduct rocket experiments at Roswell New Mexico funded by Daniel Guggenheim. Small rockets will rise first and a final 50 to 75 mile ascent will test gas propulsion parachutes and instruments for atmospheric data collection.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Robert H .Goddard
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Roswell
N.M
Goddard
Smithsonian Institution
Carnegie Institution
Guggenheim
Earth
Baby's Own Tablets Aid Child Nutrition and Digestion
The piece explains malnutrition in young children from stomach and bowel weakness and worms. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a safe remedy to correct digestive troubles, ease teething pain, and banish constipation and fevers. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Measure Of The Really Great Man Politeness In Leadership
The Toronto Globe notes that true leaders rise by politeness and accessibility. As executives advance they learn to respond kindly even when they have no news, proving civility aids business and public affairs. Reporters observe top figures are the easiest to approach.
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Toronto Globe
Worm Exterminator Promises Safe Child Treatment
A new worm exterminator claims to remove worms from a system without harming the child. The product asserts full effectiveness with a mild action, offering a gentle approach to parasite relief.
Ear model highlights German hygiene museum display
A wax ear model over three feet long is a centerpiece at Dresden's new German Hygiene Museum. The exhibit details organs involved in hearing and explains how sound waves travel to the brain for visitors.
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German Hygiene Museum
Dresden
Germany
Castoria A Gentle Remedy For Children's Ailments
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe vegetable preparation for babies and children. It claims to ease colic and diarrhea, soothe crying, and regulate bowels with a bland taste and genuine signature of Chas. H. Fletcher.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Hon Irene Parlby to Represent Canada at Geneva Assembly
Hon. Mary Irene Parlby of Alberta is named by the Conservative Prime Minister to represent Canada at the League of Nations assembly in Geneva this year. The appointment honors her and the Alberta women whose campaign won recognition for women as persons enabling Canada’s first woman senator. Parlby, born in London 1868, came to Canada in 1896 and became a leader in women’s and university circles before entering Parliament in 1921.
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Irene Parlby
Alberta
Canada
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Privy Council
Senate
Catrine Wilson
Robert Borden
Council of the League
Thomas Chapais
British Empire
Mary Irene Parlby
Eccleston Square
London
England
Ernest Lindsey Marryat
Elizabeth Lynch Marryat
Carrot Bake With Cheese From Betty Barclay
A recipe instructs to mince twelve medium carrots, steam until tender, layer in a dish with liberal cheese, salt, and pepper, and top with a custard of three eggs and milk. Bake in a water bath until the dish browns and thickens.
Classic Lemon Pie Recipe From Old-Fashioned Pie Cups
A simple pie filling and crust method using sugar flour butter lemon juice and eggs. Mix dry ingredients with butter then add lemon juice egg yolk milk and stiffly beaten egg white and salt. Bake in one crust and top with meringue or leave plain.
Colors said to affect building strength theory from English scientist
An English scientist proposes that color choices influence structural strength by painting steel blue to reduce sun impact. The claim appears framed as a theory linking color to material resilience.
Vancouver Women Campaign for Where From Pledge
More than 2 000 Vancouver women sign pledge cards urging purchases only of British Columbia or Empire goods. The Vancou ver Council of Women plans to extend the drive through 70 affiliated groups totaling over 10 000 members. Cards have two detachable halves for local council records and home display.
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Vancouver
How Famous General Died
General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien was a renowned British soldier with a fifty year career. He fought in the Zulu, Egyptian, Sudan, India, and South Africa campaigns and led the second division of the Contemptibles in World War I before dying in an automobile crash on a quiet English road.
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Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien
Soudan
India
South Africa
Salada Tea Sales Signal Canada Condition Improvement
Indications of improving conditions in Canada are seen in Salada tea sales rising by more than 400000 pounds over the past five months. The gain suggests stronger consumer demand and a recovering market in the region.
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Canada
Ship Strawberries To Australia From British Columbia
The extension of BC markets for frozen strawberries to Australia was effected when 160 cases were shipped off, with a dead weight over two tons. This follows a small experimental order sent months ago. Good prospects are seen for future business in this line.
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British Columbia
Australia
Douglas' Egyptian Liniment for Burns Sores and Bleeding
Advertises Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as an immediate relief for burns sores and felons. Claims it stops bleeding at once prevents blood poisoning and is useful for sore throat and quinsy.
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Douglas
Vices Talk Among County Farm Inmates
Two inmates at the county farm discuss their habits. One proclaims a lifetime of abstinence at 78, while the other admits smoking chewing and drinking yet claims no clear advantage over the first.
Big Ranch Plans $250000 Livestock Fur Venture in Saskatchewan
Big Ranch to invest a quarter million in a livestock and fur ranch near Big River Saskatchewan with seven sections leased by Big River Fur Company Ltd. Dr A J Saidh and associates plan to stock horses cattle sheep and foxes and extend holdings to a full township. A ten mile road to link with Prince Albert National Park is to be built with 35 workers employed year round.
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Big River
Prince Albert
Big River Fur Company, Ltd
A. J. Saidh
Biggar
Prince Albert National Park
Saidh
Dominion Land
Dr. Saich
Persian Balm Promises Clear Skin and Elegant Appeal
An advertisement touts Persian Balm as irresistible to women for charm and elegance. It claims tonic effects for clear, beautiful skin and soft texture, whitening hands and hair fixing use for men, plus protection for children's sensitive skin.
Inspector Gone Free Amid Entrance Confusion
A country constable confirms guards blocked exits but suspects the inspector escaped through one of the entrances. The exchange suggests a hurried or unexpected departure as authorities review security lapses and access points.
Parson Receives Brandied Peaches from Flock
A local pastor comments that the spirit behind gifts matters more than the gift itself as he enjoys brandied peaches sent by a member of his congregation.
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Eno
Minard
Oiniment
Castoria
Jese
Eagle Brand
the Borden Co., Limited
St. Paul W
Montreal
Betty Barclay
Salvador
Country
Women of
Laurence
Zambuk
Para-Sani
Para- Sani
Appleford’s
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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