Senate Reform Debates in Canada Spur Veto Power Clash
The piece surveys proposed Canadian Senate reforms aimed at giving the House of Commons authority similar to that of Britain. It notes the Senate's veto use against veteran affairs and railway funding, plus political contention over restricting or expanding its powers.
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Canade
Partitas Ispata
King Ennoanrd
Lloyd Groves
Commons
House of Commons
Thie
Bettat Hesse
Senate
Canada
Canadian Senate
Great Britain
Oaercowche Democratic
New Elevators Planned in Saskatchewan Grain Network
Canada’s railway expansion includes fifty four grain elevators to be built in Saskatchewan on new National Rail branches. Six elevators planned for Ste Rose–Borketon with total storage of 2 million bushels and an estimated cost around 8.1 million dollars. Construction underway at joints in Saskatchewan with rock sand and cement on site for additional buildings. Also reports Fijian chiefs conveying gratitude to the King-Emperor for British rule.
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Saskatchewan
Canadiam Nasional Raile
Ste Rose-Borketon
Ste
Medley
Free Press
Fogland
Worth Watering Watch The Rally Cross
A garbled clipping notes a crossing gate warning and mentions a rally or crossing incident with unclear details. The readable words reference watering, crossing gates, and a cry or alert near a crossing. No clear entities or dates emerge from the fragment.
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Eutee
House Passes Indian Appropriations and Loans Plan
The House of Commons approved Indian appropriations totaling about 5900,000 with 39,928 to aid Indian students and loan construction funds. Minister Chas Stewart explained profits from the Greater Production campaign underlie the loans. In a separate courtroom moment, a London cabbie-turned-witness delivered a rambling testimony, prompting the judge to redirect him.
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West Provinces
House of Commons
Chas. Stewart
Th Interior
Department of Indian Affairs
Castoria for Children Ends Over 30 Years Use
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a teething remedy and substitute for Paregoric and soothing syrups. It claims the product has served mothers and infants for decades and notes physician endorsement, though the text is fragmented and from a historical paper.
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Fletcher
Discovery of a Mercury Gold Process Claims Unprecedented Breakthrough
Dr Meiths introduces energy from outside to decompose mercury into gold, claiming a practical method and potential Nobel level impact. Repeated demonstrations reportedly yield gold from mercury, supported by Prof Haber and other scientists, though cost and feasibility remain major hurdles for commercial use.
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Meishe
Haber
Cleargs
Nater
Diestvery
Luton
Anna
Meithe Ts
Europa
Wise
Sd Scientific and Indust
Canadian Resources and Science Drive Industrial Growth
An Ottawa interview highlights how Canada’s natural resources fuel development through science. It notes paper making from wood pulp, hydro power use, nitrogen extraction for fertilizers, and metallurgy as key sectors shaped by research and engineering. Also mentions German trains adopting radio and wireless phones for in-train communications and music.
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Natural Resources
Department of
Ove Laevier
Ottawa
Atens
Canada
Distance to Stop a Car by Braking Distance and Speed
A fragmented note discusses braking distance versus speed, noting 20 mph requires longer stopping distance than 15 mph. It references a table of stopping distances on a level road and urges memorization, attributing safety to proper braking and alert driving.
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Dever
Nator Deere
Crunstars Vna Batterig
Rerstate
Weston
Distanc
Ult Isle Aarp
Clark's Beans With Pork Advertisement
Clark's Beans With Pork promises economical nourishment and value. The note touts Clark Kitchens as a helper for meals, claiming the beans with pork are a strong food option and highlighting their economical appeal.
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Clark Kitchens
Extraordinary Eye Surgery in Gloucestershire Includes Grass Blade
A London surgeon describes a remarkable operation at Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary where a patient’s eye contained a grass blade from a hay stem. The blade was dislodged with an incision above the eye socket and the eye later healed well. The report mentions further advertisements for Kellogs’s Asthma remedy and Minnesota Egg Cooperative Exchange shipments.
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Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary
Minnesota Egg Cooperative Exchange
Minnesota Co-operative Eye and Poultry Exchange
Boston
New York
Chicago
Alberta links reach Chicago via long distance line
Alberta extends its telephone network to the distant continent by a new long distance route. Last year the Manitoba line opened and this year connections reach as far east as Chicago. The note also mentions charitable acts and a liniment advertisement as visible in the text.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Chicago
Modern Demand On Eye Health Cited By Council
The American Eye Conservation Council reports rising concerns about eye strain from glare and dim lighting. The statement notes many people experience defective vision due to overuse and poor lighting conditions.
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Sesight Conseratiom Council
Saskatchewan graduate wins diploma at Sorbonne in Paris
Muriel Paul of Napanee Ontario and formerly a Saskatchewan teacher, earned the School of Preparation for the profession diploma in foreign count Sorbonne Paris. She led all foreign students in her course and ranked right in the entire Sorbonne, one of eight Government French scholarships awarded. Her achievement caps her high honors at Saskatchewan University.
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Saskatchewan University
Sorbonne
Muriel Paul
Osits
Chewan
Paris
Paul
Mer
Napanee
Ontario
Saskat
Population Growth Across Major Cities Reflects Urban Shift
The article notes growth in major populations as of July 1 with New York surpassing six million. Chicago approaches two million while Philadelphia nears two million and Detroit and Cleveland show sizable gains. The piece comments on shifting demographics and rival city prominence.
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Uni of America
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Canadian naturalization totals by May report
New citizens granted papers across nations include 106 in Alberta. America leads with 25, Austria 16, Russia 13, Germany 12, Poland 9, Italy 9, Romania 6, Greece 4, Denmark 3, Norway 3, Sweden 2, Czecho Slovakia 1 each, and 52 papers go to farmers with several other occupations represented.
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Canada Gas Tte
Alberta
America
Austria
Russia
Germany
Poland
Italy
Greece
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Czechofarlane
Tolland
Belgia
Slovakia
Reduction in Northern Hemisphere Wheat Output Forecast
Reports to the U S Department of Agriculture indicate eleven leading northern hemisphere wheat counties will produce 1 913 000 000 bushels this year 61 percent of the world crop down from 2 199 000 000 last year Canada accounts for the largest decline with a 3 bushel drop per acre The era of higher costs is noted and a corn surplus of about 10 000 000 bushels is mentioned
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United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
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