Lessons From the World Grain Show Exhibit
The World Grain Exhibition in Regina showcased Canada’s vast resources from British Columbia forests and Ontario minerals to Manitoba bird life and Saskatchewan timber. Viewers gained renewed faith in Canada’s future as provinces displayed wealth, progress, and national unity beyond grain.
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Canada
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Ontaro
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Prairie
Manitoba
Prairies
Dominion Governsar
Regina
Hudson Bay Trading Post
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
Calgary
Mickiion
CPR
C.N.R
Fnce
Eskimo Slaying Treated as Tribal Retribution
A wireless report to Ottawa from Inspector T. Sandys Wunsch aboard the Nascopie describes the killing of Oo-Shoak-Juke by three Eskimos as tribal retaliation for a 13 year old killing. A complete inquiry was begun with tribal leaders and parties, with full details to follow on the Nascopie’s return.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
T. Sandys Wunsch
Nane
Oo-Shoak-Jake
Inspector Sandys-Wunsch
Wolstenholme
Mosonee
Wife's Delight at Husband's Weight Loss
A wife recounts that after nearly three months on Kruschen Salts her husband dropped from 230 pounds to 200. She also notes she herself started three weeks ago and lost from 153 to 141 pounds. The letter claims the product aids internal organs to remove waste and toxins that form fat.
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C. ‘Kruschen
Newfoundland Dominions Backing by Mother Country Urged
St Thomas Times Journal reports Lord Amulree's commission proposes Newfoundland lose self rule briefly to a governing commission. The plan aims to straighten the finances after John Burns family troubles and restore full local control later, presenting it as support from the Mother Country.
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Welland
John Buins
St. Thomas Times-Journal
How the Rule Works: National Problem and Employment
The article explains employment impacts on the nation using the rule of one job creating or relieving social burden. It notes a shift from 12 million idle in a March scenario to 36 million at work, and currently 3.5 million new jobs bringing about about 49 million employed with 5.5 million idle, highlighting the heavy social burden reduction as jobs rise.
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New York Times
Velsheda Leads British Bid for America's Cup
Britain eyes a renewed challenge led by W L Stephenson with the all steel yacht Velsheda after its decisive wins in Clyde Fortnight races. Built to challenge the cup, Velsheda embodies lessons from Shamrock V and Enterprise and features the Park Avenue boom and advanced electrical/mechanical aids.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Britain
Charles E. Nicholson
Nicholson
Harold Vanderbilt
W. L. Stephenson
Sir Thomas
Stephenson
F. W. Woolworth & Co
Velma
Sheila
Daphne
Clyde
Velsheda
Shamrock V
King George's Britannia
Shamrock
Enterprise
The Other Club Celebrates 21st Birthday in London
The Other Club, founded by Winston Churchill and Lord Birkenhead, marked its 21st birthday with a Savoy Hotel dinner in London. Guests included Sir William Jowitt, Lord Kyslant, and General Jan Smuts. The private dinner emphasizes cordial cross party dialogue despite parliamentary sittings.
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Savoy Hotel
London
England
William Jowitt
Lord Kyslant
Federation of Chambers of Commerce of the
British Empire
Jan Christian Smuts
Winston Churchill
Lord Birkenhead
Savoy
Dectors Hand Valued Losses From Car Crash
A Cheltenham England man awarded $50,000 damages after an automobile collision caused loss of the use of his right hand and a broken wrist. The verdict notes he cannot write prescriptions and must travel with an assistant.
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Dector
Abraham Goldfoot
Cheltenham
England
Viscount Chilston Named British Ambassador to Russia
The king approved Viscount Chilston as ambassador to Russia succeeding Sir Esmond Ovey. Chilston, in Budapest since 1928, will depart for Moscow in September to fulfill the first full British ambassadorship in Russia since March 30, with official representation resuming.
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Viscount Chilston
Abassador
Russia
Esmond Ovey
Buckingham Palace
Chilston
Budapest
Moscow
United Kingdom
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Cauaren
T. Milburn Co. Ltd
Aranta, Onis
Vilage
Ogden's
Ogden
Riverbend
Man
Kurt
Gay Pui
Laie
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