Canada’s new status in League of Nations era
A fragmented analysis explains Canada joining the League of Nations as a distinct national entity with voting power equal to sovereign states. It discusses autonomy in peace or war decisions, foreign policy evolution, and the shift in Dominion relations with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Great Britain
Germany
Canada
British Empire
League
Grey
Britain
France
Italy
United States
London
London, Who Wanded Them Over To T Sign
Scot
Ottawa
Lo Ature
Cai
Ian
Tawa Canada
Pactiavent
Fragmented text about amendment and negotiations
The readable fragments reference an amendment and negotiations involving British representation and parties in parliament. The text is incomplete and unclear, with many garbled terms and names, making the full factual context difficult to determine.
Canada and Britain A League of British Nations Within a Dominion
The text discusses the potential shift of Canada toward greater constitutional independence while remaining within the British Empire. It envisions a league of self-governing dominions sharing allegiance to one Crown, with Canada as an equal partner, moving toward removal of veto-era controls and closer cordial cooperation. The Privy Council appeals and imperial ties are debated as gradual reforms reshape dominion status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Judicial Committee of the Privy
England
London
Britain
Wales
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Flax Crop Gains Interest in Alberta
Alberta farmers push flax as a promising crop amid flax fibre shortages for linen. Imperial government backed experiments attract growers, with early frosts delaying harvest risk. A special threshing machine reportedly saves fibre and seed, priced $8.15 per bushel, potential fibre value of about $10 per ton, and one Alberta farmer seeds 1000 acres this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Behail
Wea
Canada urged to cultivate West Indies friendship for trade gains
Sir Robert Falconer, president of the University of Toronto, writes from Montreal urging Canada to build closer ties with the British West Indies and British Guiana. He warns the region could shift to the United States but argues rapid growth and fertile resources make continued British alignment advantageous. He advocates government and boards of trade promote trade and generosity to secure Canada’s economic future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Falconer
KOMG
University of Torronto
Montreal
T. B. Macaulay
Serment
Dominion
Canadian Boards of Trade
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Color For Any Garment
Vintage ad copy touts Diamond Dyes as suitable for dyeing silk wool and other fabrics. It emphasizes simple results and turning faded apparel into new looking items without worry about perfect outcomes.
Submarine Failure Reveals Shift in War Shipping Losses
The article notes surprise submarine failures and British leadership changes. Lord Jellicoe was recalled as First Sea Lord to counter German U-boats, aided by Vice Admiral Sir Alexander Duff and other seasoned officers. Shipping losses show a drop from 516,000 tons in April 1917 to 54,577 tons by October 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jellicoe
Ve Grand Field
Alexander Duff
Alberta Potatoes for California Recognition of Western Canada Produce
A fragmented report notes Western Canada produce, including Alberta potatoes, gaining recognition in California. It mentions a shipment of a full carload from Edmonton and attempts to establish direct trade, reflecting early transport links and market interest despite garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
A Spring Tonic Aids Efficiency
A spring tonic ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best tonic to enrich blood, boost energy, and ease fatigue. A testimonial from N McNal of Glace Bay describes recovery after illness and renewed strength after using the pills. The piece urges seasonal use to improve sleep, appetite, and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Fineak
N. McNal
Glace Bay
N.S
Right Course Work Develops Future Farmers in BC High School
The program emphasizes livestock feeding, seed values for cattle horses and sheep, soil fertilization, and school garden plans. Pupils gain knowledge in soils, fertilization, poultry raising and care of fowl and pigs. Nature study, home garden work, and school fair contests support farm efficiency.
Canada Tire Output Reveals Large Gap in Local Supply
Montreal figures show about 2,000,000 automobile tires produced in Canada last year requiring 12 to 16 million pounds of fabric. Only about one third of the fabric was made in Canada. the rest came from the United States. Industry aims to increase Canadian content and reduce reliance on imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Tates
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap topical for all corns and calluses. It claims easy application with fingers, minimal pain, and removal of the corn or callus down to the root, at drug stores’ low prices.
Reformers to Censor Movies with White List plan
The New York Presbyterian ward of temperance and moral welfare plans to reform the movies by issuing a white list of approved pictures. They cite wardens and chaplains showing juvenile delinquency stems from films that exploit crime, noting offenders avoid bragging about their wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Presbyterian Woard
Temperance
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California
Edmonton
Francisco
British Columbia
Farmers of Tomorrow
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Dandruff
Misa V. A. Hayne
Stormont
Alexion
Rate Et Eter
Shiloh
OORT
Pomet
J. B. Martin
McIntyre
Winnif
Peg
Betat
Azis
Orr EL
Its
Royal Crown Soap
ROYAL
SOAP
Roger
Royal Crown Laundry
Royal Crown Electric
Royal Crown
Royal Crown Lye
Jase
the Royal Crown Soaps, Ltd
Main St
Winnipeg
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