Canada Leads World in Trade Growth and Development
The Dominion has surged to the forefront in wheat and nickel exports and leads in newsprint while becoming a major exporter of manufactured goods. Canadians gain confidence as studies show rising wealth, thriving western expansion, and a shift from protective tariffs to diversified trade.
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Canada
United States
National Foreign Trades Council of New York
Australia
League of Nations Bureau
National Bureau of Research
Dominion
Empire Mining Congress Draws Global Delegates to Montreal
Nearly seven hundred delegates from Britain United States India Federated Malay States Palestine Africa Australia New Zealand and Europe gather at Montreal headquarters for the second Triennial Empire Mining Congress to be held in Canada between August 22 and September 28. The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy hosts the event. Preparations also outline a Norse convention in Winnipeg next year with early attendance estimates around 25000.
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Montreal
Canada
Great Britain
United States
India
Federated Malay States
Palesine
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Will Design Memorial Queen Alexandra Monument Be Work of British Sculptor
The Queen Alexandra memorial, signed by Alfred Gilbert, will symbolize faith hope and charity and stand near Marlborough House where she led British society for decades. The piece follows requests for an official biography of the late Queen Mother and notes limited official biographical attention.
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Queen Alexandra
Alfred Gilbert
Hope
Queen Alexandra Monum
Marlborough House
Queen Mother
Edward
More Hungarians Will Migrate to Canada Settlers for Farm Work
Dr J Usvary of the Canadian Hungarian Colonization Board says about 2 500 Hungarians will settle in Western Canada from March to October for farm labor. Immigrants are often poor after the war and start as laborers to earn capital for independent farming.
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Cagala
Cansoiam Huscarian Colonization Board
J. Vivan
Winnipeg
Presidhe
Hungary
Canada
de Usary
Usvary
Wheezy Chest Colds Subdued Overnight Says Nurse
A trained nurse reports a chest cold subsided overnight as a patient improved. The update notes quicker recovery and reduced wheeze after rest and care.
Nerviline touted as trusted home remedy by Nurse Carrington
Nurse Carrington endorses Nerviline as the dependable remedy for colds, congestion, and minor pains. The ad notes Nerviline has been a household staple in thousands of Canadian homes for nearly fifty years and promotes a 35 cent bottle.
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Carrington
Botto
Development in Plastic Surgery Grafts Upper Eyelid
Dr. J Fastman Sheehan of New York Post raluate Hospital described an operation grafting an entire upper eyelid to repair facial defects. The method yields skin matched to the face though post operative recovery is lengthy and eyelid closure may be impaired for months, causing a drooping appearance.
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J. Fastman Sheehan
New York Postraluate Hospital
American Association of Oral and Plastic Screens
Sheehan
Baby's Own Tablets praised by mother in Nova Scotia ad
Mrs J. M. Brown of Walton Nova Scotia extols Baby's Own Tablets as invaluable for babies ailments and teething noting they regulate digestion relieve constipation and prevent fever. The ad promotes Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sales by mail and local medicine retailers.
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J. M. Brown
Walton, NS
Dr. Wulians’ Medicine Co
Brockvtie
Ont
Canada urged northward growth prompts seed aid
Minister Charles C Dunning says Canada will grow northerly over 25 years and expand the population band. Flower seeds from the Old Land will be given to settlers in the Saskatoon area via a special train. Lady Cecil funds seed program as part of Lands Settlement efforts in Western Canada.
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Canada
Charles C Dunning
Ottawa
Dunning
Cee
Walt Woods
Lands Settlement
Ar 3
Chicago
Berta
Sask
Cecil
Rural Land Values and Rural Credit
A discussion on Canada’s lack of systematized rural credit and its impact on colonisation. The piece compares Canadian guidance with the United States long term land mortgage model, noting how stabilized land values and reduced credit costs encourage farming and deter speculation. It highlights the need for a rational rural fund credit system to stabilize western land values.
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Canada
Iero
United States
One Man to Control Giant Diesel Electric Ship at Greenock Yard
A single officer will command the largest diesel electric vessel under construction on the Clyde at Scott's yard Greenock. The ship’s propulsion uses electric drives built by Brush Thomson Holston Co. Ltd. of Rugby. Only two bridge levers govern speed, reverse and stop, while a gyro pilot nicknamed Metal Mike maintains course.
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Clyde
Scott's Shipbuildist and Engineering Company
Greenock
Bhush Thomson Holston Co. Ltd
Rugby
Tanlac credited by Mme Villemaire for curing long illness
Mme Villemaire of Sus town suffered three years of stomach and kidney disorders before taking Tanlac. She reports full recovery, improved digestion, and no more pain, saying the remedy built her up and eliminated her troubles.
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Mme. Villemaire
Tanlac
Fiza Villemaire
Fej
Sus
Silence room opened at Rosat Ear Hospital London
In the basement of the new Rosat Ear Hospital London a silence room was opened by Nevile Chamberlain Minister of Health. The room is sealed against external sound and allows testing of deafness. The walls floor and ceiling are constructed to be soundproof and the beat of the heart can be heard when ears are closed. The hospital claims the room offers ideal conditions for testing deafness and notes the potential value of tonisation in ear disease treatment.
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Rosat Ear Hospital
London
Nevile Chautain
Dectorview Hospital
Chamberlain
Unusual Idea Powers New Electric Locomotives
A distorted passage discusses a novel three speed system for Pennsylvania Railroad electric giants designed to haul both freight and passenger trains. The concept mirrors automotive shifting to adapt to grade changes and different load conditions, promising unified propulsion for mixed service locomotives.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Tramps and Distemper-Minard’s Lirfiment Legend
Distemper-Minard’s Lirfiment tale notes tramps and dogs in a curious vignette. The fragment hints at mischief and social satire, with unnamed observers reflecting on street life and animal aides in a rustic setting.
Greater Precaution Needed in Pedestrian Auto Incidents
Toronto police report for 1926 shows motorists at fault in 208 cases and pedestrians at fault in 898. In 120 instances responsibility could not be determined. The note urges greater care by all road users.
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Toronto
Trade With Germany Progress in Canada Germany Talks
Satisfactory progress is reported in preparations for a Canada Germany trade agreement. Two German government representatives met in Ottawa as exports from Canada to Germany show the United Kingdom and the United States as major destinations.
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Canada
Germany
Oetawa
United Kingdom
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