National coal plan could make Canada fuel independent
An editorial urges the Pestoral Government and Canadian National to push a transcontinental coal program. It argues central Provinces rely on U S coal and imports, calling for rail and port development, domestic mining, and long term subsidies to link eastern production with Ontario and Quebec markets. It contends sustained effort may secure Canada’s fuel independence and keep jobs at home.
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Canada
Ceutral
Maritimes
United States
Couat
Confederation
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific
Central Provinces
United
Onteria
Quebec
Canadual Railways Directio
Aiue
First Railways
Montreal
National Railways
Traffic scene in Jerusalem with low fines and few crashes
Jerusalem police visitor from New York notes scarce traffic incidents and low fines. He learns a municipal court handles about 40 000 cases annually with fines from five cents up. He remarks on the contrast to wartime casualties and mentions local agricultural and military details.
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Jerusalem
Frederick Parihige
New York
Trac
Fides
Colcetet
No Fractional Postage Stamps For Canada
Toronto Postmaster W Lemon says Canada will not issue fractional stamps. He notes the United States raised third class postage to 1 or 2 ounces and explains Canada previously circulated half cent stamps but now relies on collectors. He cites the four cent business reply post card as closest to a fractional stamp with no ty cent denomination issued.
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Uncle Sam
Pada
W Lemon
Toronto
United
Canada
Lemon
Cattle Carried by Government Ships 1922 to 1925
A government return shows Canada to United Kingdom shipments of cattle totaling 9 948 head carried by the Canadian Government Merchant Marine between May 1922 and January 31 1925. The table was tabled in the House.
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Canadian Goverment Merchant Marine
Canada
United Kingdom
British and Canada Promote Trade to Ease War Shadow
The lieutenant governor remarked on efforts by Britain and Canada to remove the shadow of war from Europe and boost trade and sport. He noted no sign of British Columbia being overwhelmed by tourists this year, with growth tied to the United States tourist trade and expected settlement and development in the region.
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Reuters Betaren
Britain
France
Nichos
Columbia
Canada
Porupe
Spxvort
Owe Prusines
Wnr
Forte
Diamond Dyes Perfect home dye method advertised
A vintage ad touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed home dye solution. It promises simple cold water tinting for delicate shades and boiling for rich permanent color, with a 15 cent package containing directions for dyeing lingerie, silks, ribbons, waists, dresses, stockings, sweaters, draperies and more. It advises buyers to tell their druggist the material and desired color or whether any mixed goods are involved.
Canada Pavilion Renovation At Wembley Exhibition
Renovations progress on the Canadian Wire Railway Pavilion at the British Empire Exhibition. Exhibits will be rearranged with new features and the vast crowd from last year may return. expectations are for higher attendance if weather improves.
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CPR
Nugute
Canada
Inet
Canadian Pacific
Ban on BC ports for certain fishing vessels adopted
A Prince Rupert meeting of the Retail Merchants and Fish Boat Owners Association urged the Dominion Government to close all British Columbia ports to United tea fishing vessels whose owners or captains lack BC residence or do not buy supplies locally and land fish there. The report also notes parasite worm risks in children and mentions Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy, and a Swedish engineer's submarine warning system to prevent collisions.
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Norld Ban
U.S
Prince Rupert
Mgrchants’ A
Fish Boat Owners’ Association
Dominion Gent
World’s Largest Negro Colony in New York City
A 1920s feature proclaims New York as hosting the world’s largest Negro colony. It describes Harlem as the Negro metropolis with a thriving district of dwellings, churches, social centers, theaters, and shops. The piece highlights an all colored population from British, French, Danish, Spanish, Arab, Portuguese, and native groups in a self-contained community.
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New York
Amvirtet
Glayhle 6
Bret Bee
Wien Bay
Caeuiaia
French Communist Deputy Takes Oath On Sickly Hammer
Raffin Dagens, ex Communist deputy in Paris, refuses to swear on symbols of his religion. He places a corked hammer and sickle on the table and declares he will not take the oath on those emblems. The parliamentary committee laughs as he consents to swear on a generic emblem.
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Raffin Dagens
Invest
Mistral
M. Dugens
Union of the Workers of the Cit
Wreaths For Overseas Graves Through St Barnabas Hostels
Canadians seek to honor fallen WWI heroes by wreaths at Easter and other occasions. St Barnabas Hostels in London facilitates wreath placement abroad by arrangement, with options for quick placement, photographs, and annual subscriptions. Relatives can request long journeys in advance. pilgrimages have been organized to Flanders with wreaths placed on graves.
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St Barnabas
France
St. Barnabas Hostels
Place
London
Subs Barnabas
Sore Feet Minard's Liniment Claim Market Claim
Sore Feet Minard's Liniment claims to detach barf nt from ankles and collect in large numbers only on bottoms with blue and black plates. It states avoidance of white yellow red and green colors. Liverpool England is cited as the world’s greatest timber market.
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Liverpool
England
Curative Value Of Radium Discoveries At London Hospital
London experts at Middlesex Hospital announce a possible breakthrough in using radium to treat cancer. The method involves generating radon gas and capturing gamma rays in ultra thin glass tubes, while alpha and beta rays are considered negligible. Further tests are planned at other hospitals, though officials caution against hype or claims of a cure.
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Aliddlesex Hospital
London
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