Opportunities For Britain In Canada
The piece argues Britain faces surplus workers and Canada has vast resources with labor needs. It proposes industrial branch plants in Canada staffed by British workers, boosting investment, resource development, and empire prosperity while easing unemployment in Britain and expanding Canada’s productive capacity. It cites lignite coal projects in Saskatchewan and calls for leadership from British manufacturers and premiers to adopt this policy.
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Britain
Canada
British Isles
Great Britain
United States
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Brownles
Alberta
Chas. A. Dunning
Stanley Lialdwin
Empire
Towns urged to display names readable from air
British aviation authorities urge English towns to erect large signs showing town names for airmen landing after Atlantic hops. The proposal, tied to a Pride of Detroit case, suggests residents along Heaton coast spell out town and country in beach sand for filers to identify reached country.
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Atlantic
Simwest
Edward F. Schlee
William S. Frock
Detroit
Uinke
Heaton
England
Manitoba set to grow as gold and copper producer
Minard's Linimwent reports current activities in mineralized zones of southeastern and northwestern Manitoba show the province moving toward steady gold production and potential copper and zinc sources.
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Manitoba
Prewar German Monarchy Hinted Gone Forever Says William of Prussia
Prince William of Prussia, son of the former Crown Prince, at Oels Castle in Silesia, declares history cannot repeat and 1914 and earlier years will not return. Observers note royalists see a possible restoration, while the German monarchy as it stood before the war seems unlikely to return. In contrast a Suffolk village, Leavenheshim, has eighty bachelors amid a tiny population.
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Prince William of
Prussia
Oels Castle
Silesia
William
Leavenmhesih
Suffolk
Speaks Several Languages Secretary Of State For the Dominions
The Secretary of State for the Dominions is praised as the finest linguist in the current British Cabinet. He speaks multiple Oriental and European languages and once demonstrated quick language acquisition by claiming he wrote the Greek handbook used in Salonica.
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Dominions
Cos Amegs
Salonica
George Milne
George
Captain Amery
Sir George
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Toe Relief
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as fast acting relief for corns on ladies toes. It claims one drop stops pain, dries up the corn, and causes it to drop off, urging buyers to purchase from their druggist and refuse substitutes.
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Putnam’s
Putnam's
Dominion Water Power Resource Estimates Power Capacity
The present recorded water power resources of the Dominion will permit a turbine installation of 41,700,000 horsepower. The total hydraulic installation up to the end of 1926 throughout the Dominion was 4,556,226 horsepower or less than 11 percent of the recorded water power resources.
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Dominion
GIRLHOOD DANGERS AND BLOOD BUILDERS CLAIMS
An advertisement warns mothers about anaemia in early teen girls during rapid growth. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and health restorer, citing Mrs George Justason of Black's Harbor New Brunswick and advertising mail order and local sale.
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Dr. Williams
George Justason
Black's Harbor
N.B
Grain fields on the Hudson Bay line reported by inspector
J D Guild Dominion experimental farm inspector reports grain fields along the Hudson Bay Railway equal to prairies at Mile 42 Cor Morant Lake showing an excellent stand of flax and pumpkins 15 inches through. At Mile 81 cut worms have damaged vegetables and some crops are lagging behind.
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Mile
Cormorant Lake
Hudson's Bay Railway
J. D. Guild
Dominion Experimental Farm
Mile 81
Mile 42
The White Pine in Canada Range Description
The botanical range of the white pine in Canada extends from the Atlantic to Manitoba. It is confined to regions south of a line from Lake Winnipeg southeast through Nipigon and Timiskaming to the St. Lawrence and Cape Breton Island. Mr W F Stephen announces the National Dairy Council of Canada ninth annual meeting at Toronto on November 21 and 22 next.
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Canada
Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Nipigon
Lake Timiskaming
Lake St. John
Point de Mots
St. Lawrence
Cape Breton Island
W.F. Stephen
National Dairy Council of Canada
Toronto
Saskatchewan Gains Near Two Million in Grain Rate Ruling
The Board of Railway Commissioners ruled for equalized grain rates, promising Saskatchewan a near two million dollar annual saving starting this year. Saskatchewan's W H McEwen KC argued for lower Western rates, while railways Counsel opposed. Saskatchewan freight rate expert Alex McDonald supported the province, noting the savings would occur in a normal year amid earlier West wins. The case followed lengthy arguments and an abortive attempt to split the hearings for the 1927 crop.
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Board of Railway Commissioners
Saskatchewan
W. H. McEwen
K.C
West
McEwen
Alex. McDonald
Alberta
Public entertainment raises funds for village poor
In a stormy winter, a local philanthropist hosted a free public entertainment to aid the poor. A crowded audience attended and a collection was taken, totaling three dollars and sixty-seven cents for needy residents.
Flying farmer shifts from wheat ranch to air travel
The article profiles Jack Fancher of near Spokane Washington dubbed the flying farmer for piloting his large wheat farm by air era advancing from horse to automobile and now to airplane technology.
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Jack Fancher
Spokane
Wash
Melons Drive Demand in Tokyo Amid Japan Price Rise
Right pound watermelons fetch about five cents in Japan and win favor in Tokyo. Melons from Yamato and Shizuoka reach eager buyers as nearly three hundred tons are consumed this season.
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Japan
Yamato
Shizuoka
Tokyo
Do You Cough Photo to Kennedy Cuelph
Miss Mary Duggan of 170 Ontario St credits Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with curing a long lasting bronchial cough and sleepless nights. She reports relief after one bottle and continued absence of cough. She endorses the product as best for bronchial weakness and deep seated coughs.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Mary Duggan
Ontario St
United States Eyes Air Mail Extension to Canada
Washington considers expanding air mail to Winnipeg from Minneapolis or St Paul as preliminary steps may start after Geneva international air mail conference. Postmaster General New seeks petitions with about 15000 dollars in projected business to justify a new route. Miller's Worm Powders advertise as a quiet, effective deworming remedy.
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United States
Washington
Canada
H. S. New
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Winnipeg
Man
Geneva
United States Post Office
Secret British Japanese Naval Pact Reported
The Washington Post cites trusted sources that Britain and Japan reached a secret understanding on future naval supremacy. U S officials reportedly have not learned definite details and debate its consequences behind closed doors after Geneva. Asthma suffering pestered a reader with nights of agony until Dr Kelloge's remedy offered relief.
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Washington Post
State Department
Great Britain
Japan
United States
U.S
J. D. Kelloge
King Endures Unenviable Duty With Months of Plans
Reported remarks trace the burden on the King and Queen from a fixed schedule of public duties. The Queen remains cheerful and energetic, while the King jokes about his sixteen years of service versus the Lord Mayor’s one year.
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London
Northwestern writer forecasts sun explosion annihilating Earth
Birra Elvey of Northwestern University Chicago predicts a sun explosion will annihilate life on Earth within 138 hours. He notes the earth would sense the blast in eight minutes and be cleared of life 128 hours after gases arrive, citing a 1925 Nova Pietoris event observed in physicians reports.
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Birra Elvey
Northwestern University Chicago
Arbitrate National Disputes Urged at Interparliamentary Union
At the inaugural session of the 25th Interparliamentary Union congress in Paris Hon Raoul Pandurand urged obligatory arbitration of disputes among nations. Premier Poincare and others called for abolition of secret diplomacy and peace efforts. Paul Doumer was elected congress president as delegates from 35 countries attended.
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Inter-parliaamentary Union
Paris
Raoul Pandurand
Canadian Senate
Great Britain
United States
France
Poincare
League of Nations
Lord Treowen
Germany
Loebe
Reichsrat
Paul .Doumer
Castoria Endorsed By Physicians For Generations
Castoria has been used for over 30 years as a safe substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It contains no narcotics and carries proven directions on each package. The genuine product bears a signature.
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Fletcher
Candles For Fifty Years In Tiflis Storehouse Stocked For Railways
An inspection of the Caucasian Railway storehouse at Tiflis, Georgia, reveals candy stocks enough to meet railway needs for fifty years. Electricity is deemed too radical for now. Dr Thomas' Helectric Oil is advertised for internal and external use for coughs, chest pains, colic, and related ailments at low cost.
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Tiflis
Georgia
Thomas
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Mall
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Cutioura
H.B
White Pine
National Dairy Council
Kennedy
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