Help Our Youth Now and the Path Forward
In recent weeks newspapers have highlighted how thousands of Canadian youths complete Normal and technical courses yet face scarce work. The piece urges parents and community leaders to provide meaningful recreation and service roles to channel energy, preserve hope, and prevent moral decline while the job market recovers.
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Erunin
Dominion
Vermeen
Canada
Univer
Land College
Ammeres
Food Prices Decline Since 1929 Across Key Items
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports food prices today are less than half of 1929 levels with a marked decline since 1929. The food index fell from 141.1 in 193? to 64? this year, while overall living costs show a drop from 99.9 in 1929 to 93 last month. Most food items including meats butter milk bread sugar and coffee show reductions, with vinegar stable at about 75 cents per pint today.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion Bureau
Kruschen Salts Claim Quick Indigestion Relief
A mother of four reports the family suffered acidity and pains but after three months on Kruschen Salts they can eat anything without misery. The testimonial claims Kruschen neutralizes acid, aids elimination, and leaves the body clean and energized.
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Family of
Mlk
Revenue From Radio Licenses Exceeds One Million
Revenue from radio receipts and licenses this fiscal year already tops 1,000,000, implying about 500,000 owners have licenses, roughly half of all set owners. A house to house canvass will be used before possible prosecutions, with Commander C. P. Edwards directing the nationwide effort.
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Ceipta
C. P. Edwards
Ancient Copper Coin Discovered After Fire in Illinois
In Corning Illinois a copper coin dated A.D. 799 survived a house fire that melted other coins. Found among Jake Bittner’s belongings, the artifact came from a family coin collector whose late father’s home burned. The metal was salvaged from a trunk and later identified as silver bearing a copper mass.
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Corning
Illinois
Jake Bittner
Houston hobbyist turns bottle ships into niche income
Amen Will Not Reveal secret of the 201 Ames from Houston Texas has turned a hobby into a money making industry. He makes small ships and inserts them into quart bottles and can sell all he builds despite economic difficulties.
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Amen
Sumswee
Aetr Er
Houston
Texas
Ames
Western Pride Showdowns and Odd Prices
A Western paper notes curious price contrasts with a $50 saddle on a $15 broncho, reflecting rural humor and lingering chaos as locals adapt to the era. The piece conveys frontier thrift and rough economy, hinting at colorful daily life and cautionary attitudes in the region.
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Enxire
Lobsters Rise as Key Canadian Industry Says Bulletin
A Canadian Pacific Railway bulletin from the Department of Immigration and Colonization touts lobsters as a leading Canadian industry second only to salmon. It notes strong US and UK demand, with Atlantic lobsters mainly from near Halifax and a record 10,000-case shipment to Great Britain valued at about 200000 dollars.
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Dominion
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Great Britain
Canadian
Canada
British Columbia
Atlantic
Halifax
N.S
A Token Of Gratitude From German Soldier To Doughboy
August Ullrich of the Kaiser's army sent a silver coin bracelet from his deathbed to America’s West Point war museum. He pledged to honor the American soldier who saved his life in 1918. The bracelet, made from old German coins, is a sign of appreciation for humane conduct between enemies.
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America
West Point
August Ullrich
British Women Pilots Sad Losses Stir Royal Aero Club
Among 200 women licensed as pilots in Britain, two have been killed while flying, according to the Royal Aero Club. The report notes the dangers faced by female aviators and references a painful sentiment about foot care products and liniments used previously.
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The
Royal Aero Club
London Allows 100 Foot Buildings Above 80
The County Council approves higher building limits in London permitting structures up to 100 feet tall. Fire risk previously constrained heights, but modern steel construction reduces danger though subsoil bearing remains uncertain for skyscrapers possibly reaching 200 feet. Infants suffer worm infestations. Miller's Worm Powders claim to purge worms and restore organs.
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London
County Council
Novel Use For Planes In Volcano Scout Mission
Japanese army planes were sent to search for an active volcano in the Hingang range west of Harbin. Reports described rumblings about 25 miles from Harbin, but the planes found no eruption evidence. Russian scientists note 13 volcanoes in the Hingang range dating to the 18th century.
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Harbin
Hingang Range
Asthma Remedy Brings Relief for Sufferers
An advertisement proclaims Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy relieves restricted air tubes and guards against future trouble. It targets individuals plagued by asthma and promises renewed energy and life quality. The copy urges readers to try the remedy.
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J. D. Kellogg
Canadian Ports Rise in Grain Trade to the United Kingdom
Canadian ports are used more by Canadian shippers as the Dominion shifts grain routing to the all Canada route for shipment to the United Kingdom. The bulk previously moved through United States ports, but that pattern has changed over the past year.
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Dominion
United Kingdom
United States
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Thomas
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Lux
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Willams
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