The Naval Conference and the Path to World Peace
The writer argues that despite uncertainty the naval conference shows hopeful progress toward armament reduction and world peace. It praises persistent diplomacy, notes the need to overcome racial, linguistic, and religious suspicions, and urges Canada to adopt broader education and brotherly regard as essentials for disarmament and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inonson
Geaire
Canada
France
Europe
Germany
Rothers
Sixty-Five Years Of Service Kate Ralph Keeps Working
A Connecticut iron toy maker at J. E. Stevens plant marks sixty five years of continuous service. Miss Kate Ralph began at sixteen and still paints and packs small iron toys daily, walking three miles to work and remaining in good health.
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Highty
J. & E. Stevens
Connecticut
Kate Ralph
Stevens
Ralph
Holloway's Corn Remover Praised For Easy Removal
The text extols Holloway's Corn Remover noting its ease of use and high success rate. It states the product seldom fails in removing corns and warts, presenting a strong, concise endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
League ends key wartime trade zones in world shift
One of the last remaining zones of the Great War is abolished by the League of Nations. The move ends import and export restrictions enacted by nations to prevent material flow and sustain wartime production. The decision signals a postwar easing of economic controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Charles Kingsford Smith rescues stranded biplane in forest
Australian ace and airline director Charles Kingsford Smith rushed to a forest clearing near Bonalbo New South Wales where a triple engined plane made a forced landing. He repaired the undercarriage and tied the tail to a tree to relaunch the aircraft, which barely cleared treetop height before reaching the airdrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kingsford D. .Smith
United States
Australia
Bonalbo
New South Wales
Smith
Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Spring Vitality Aid
Cold season fatigue fades with Dr Williams Pink Pills a blood building tonic. The ad promises renewed energy, better sleep and appetite, relief from anaemia rheumatism and neuralgia, and notes testimonials like A Marcotte of North Ham Quebec. Available from medicine dealers or by mail from Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
A. Marcotte
North Ham
Que
Tom
Ontario Police Annual Report Shows Broad Crime Rise
The Ontario provincial police annual report tabled in the legislature notes increases in serious crime categories. Prosecutions in 1929 totalled 13 158, up 1 883 from 1928, with more murders manslaughter offences against women and auto fatalities. Drownings rose to 191 from 144 while other deaths fell from 243 to 158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Alaska College student paper hits circulation milestone
A monthly newspaper published by students in Fairbanks, Alaska, reports a substantial rise in circulation reaching a notable level, reflecting growing interest in campus journalism. The publication emphasizes student involvement and regional news coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students of Alaska College
Fairbanks
Precious stones in high demand with high values
Large emeralds rubies and sapphires fetch strong prices with values reaching up to fifty thousand dollars. Jewelry buyers and collectors seek fine gem specimens amid ongoing market interest and scarcity.
Drummond Remembered as Habitant Poet in Quebec
Telegrapher and poet Bill Drummond, beloved by locals, is recalled by Thomas Rodger of the Canadian National Railways. The seventies saw him studying medicine at McGill while working the night telegraph shift and later leaving journalism for practice. His early book The Habitant was well received, and memories note his engaging with French Canadian linemen in mixed patois.
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Drummond
Quebec
McGill College
Associated Press
Thomas Rodger
Canadian National Railways’ Telegraph and Telephone Department
Roder
BI Drummond
Wealth Of India Hidden Riches And A Remedial Notice
Vast wealth in British India includes countless Indian millionaires and hoards of gold and silver, while asthma remedy claims rapid relief. The Belgian royal tomb visit to Tutankhamun era is noted as uneventful. Home remedies from Dr. Kellogg and Dr. Thomas offer financial and medical value for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British India
America
Thomas
Hidden Farm Dangers Warned By Local Readers
Readers alert that open wells and loose boards with nails threaten children on farms and homesteads. They say prevention is simple with cautious care and foresight to protect youngsters.
Italy Reaps 100000 From Auto Industry Jobs
In a sweeping note on national industry, about 100000 Italians rely on automobile manufacture and sales for their livelihoods. The article highlights Minard's Will and stresses steady employment and economic resilience amid shifts in the sector.
Standing Up Under Laws Takes More Than Market Crash To
During a recent market crash Canadian stocks and paper losses surpassed five billion dollars, more than double the Dominion’s per capita gross funded debt. Yet the writer argues Canada’s vast natural resources and wealth in mines forests fisheries and wheat exports shield the country from lasting harm.
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Dominion
Canada
Germany
France
Italy
Balkan
Spain
Natives Of Canada Go Abroad Buffalo Bison Find New Home
Three Wainwright bison named Jupiter Toots and Casper were gifted by the Canadian Government to Adelaide Australia. They arrived in good condition and settled between yaks and African buffalo as reported from Australia. The enclosure gate bears a brass tablet noting the origin and donation by the Dominion of Persian Balm.
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Wainwright Buffalo
Adelaide
Australis
Toots
Casper
Wainwright
Australia
Wainwright Park
Alberta
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Dominion of
Central steam heating system profits hit first surplus
The City of Winnipeg reports its central steam heating system, established in 1924, realized a surplus of 31000 last year. The system is now expected to operate profitably moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Interest in Hudson Bay route opening draws attention
Wide interest is shown in the proposed opening of the Hudson Bay route this year as the Department of Railways, Labor and Industries receives many communications. It is anticipated that a large crowd will attend the opening ceremonies. An ounce of good humor is worth pound of regrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Department of Railways, Labor and Industries
Direct Wireless Phone Service Between Canada and Britain
The British Post Office will provide direct wireless telephone service after debate in the House of Commons. Hon. HB Lees-Smith said Canada sought direct service and the Post Office system offers lower aerial costs and three wavelengths per Dominion, compared with Marconi which provides two or one in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Post Office
Canada
Britain
House of Commons
Dominion
Marconi
Dominions
Australia
Reliable Worm Exterminator Earns Noted Reputation
For years Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has ranked as a relia ble worm preparation and it always maintains its reputation. Mail carried over the 8,000 miles aline from New York to Monte video, reaches its destination a whole week quicker than mail carried by ships. Heating of churches by electricity is being tested in Norway.
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Mother Graves
Aline
New York
Montevideo
Norway
Diamond Dyes Claim Rich Colors for Home Use
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as high quality anilines for home dyeing, promising smooth even application, fast depth and brilliance, and resistance to wear and washing. It notes availability at drug stores and highlights vivid fabrics like dresses drapes and lingerie.
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Grippe
Fier
Vissuing
Williame
Corns Quick Tess An
Putnams Corn Extractor
Catarre
India
Howard Carter
Tut‘Ankh-Amen
Albert
Elizabeth
Karpak
Minard
Teothacty
Pare
Oren Mises
Western
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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