Canada’s Premier calls for unity to meet national tasks
The Premier argues Canada must stay true to its imperial ties while pursuing internal reform. He warns against regional frictions between Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces and urges patience, patriotism, and statesmanship to harmonize industrial, agricultural, and demographic shifts across the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferede
Ontarie
Quebec
Orion
Berrien
Ie Poblon
Ontario
Feronelle
Pr Rona
Upper Canada
Maritime
Anhiy
Sentimnent
Maritimes
Canada
Wehereas
Triumph in England Aids Navy Nine
John Harrington, a Sorist's assistant at Tastney, England, has been coskually treated at Portsmouth Hospital for a broken neck after a fall. He hopes to return to work soon as a medical device encases the upper body and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gost
Britain
John Harrington
Tastney
Portsmouth Hospital
Cork
Yardington
Dominion Naval Policy Sparks Imperial Debate
The Wellington Post notes dominions balance gratitude and obligation as Britain faces calls to defend the empire or drop the naval measure. The Auckland Herald cites patience over navy costs while urging dominions to heed imperial obligations. The British Parliament debate is seen as a pivotal moment in empire naval defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval
Wellington Post
Herald
Auckland
Luart
di Pate
House of Commons
British Ads Push Birth Goods On Postmarking Machines
A historic notice reports Britain advertising Birth Goods Are Best to be inscribed on postmarking machines, with the post office ordering plates for this purpose. Other items mention public display space for posters and a plan to install radio sets in police stations across a vast northern territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heitain
General Post Office
Brrth
Pubiic Works
Higher Education In Canada Preview From Dominion Report
A preliminary Dominion Bureau of Statistics report on Canadian higher education outlines total university enrollment and spending for the academic year. It notes registrations reached about 99,372, roughly the 1928 level, with about one third of students being female and a majority in June 1921 data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guara AL Canaan
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Etatistics
Nerviline The Safe Home Remedy For Aches Pains
Nerviline is advertised as a quick relief remedy for various pains and colds affecting the kidneys chest and throat. The ad claims rapid coughing relief cramps and colds with a “vigorous tubing” and promises comfort for both young and old. Sold for five cents at all dealers.
Law said to curb crime by harsher penalties
Commissioner Enright of the New York police department argued that cars and pistols are the greatest crime adjuncts and proposed doubling penalties for major crimes committed with either, in the upcoming state legislature. He spoke on crime prevalence, prevention, and curbing habitual offenders, though unsure how the idea would be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Enright
New York
Five Sisters window unveiled in York Minster memorial
The Duchess of York unveiled what is touted as the most charming war memorial the Five Sisters window in York Minster. The famous stained glass, dating from the 13th to 15th centuries, was restored using funds dedicated by a York lady wife of Colonel Blakeway Little to honor 1,400 women who served in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Sisters
York Minster
England
Duchess of York
Ensland
York
Blakeway
Amanda Woodworth Credits Pink Pills For Health Return
Resident of Hamford, SS, Mrs Amanda Woodworth credits Pink Pills for restoring her health after illness left her weak and breathless. She praises the medicine as the best she ever used and urges others to obtain it from The Willan Co. Thockstille Ontario. The piece notes her improved energy and vitality after a few boxes.
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Hamford
Amanda Woodworth
Woodworth
Lowe
Bin
Ste Woodworth
Woolworth
Ives
de. Willantine Co
Impressive Orchestra Leader Critiques Pop Jazz in Church Music
A New York World critique argues that introducing pop elements into church music risks reducing religious exaltation. It cites planned performances of pieces like Handel and Messiah with altered titles, noting the original Hallelujah chorus remains more spiritually potent than rewritten pop versions.
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Hestra
Igions
Ivo
Ente Getden
McAlpin
West Side
Tanier
New York World
Edward Bok and the spirit to persevere in business
In a reflective note, the text emphasizes that success does not come by chance in business. It argues that achievement stems from steadfast spirit and determination, highlighting Edward Bok's approach to facing failures and pushing through obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bok
World power conference debates steam driven power
At a London gathering experts weighed using natural steam to extract inexhaustible heat from Earth. Proponents argued it could be cheaper than building a battleship powered by conventional fuels, with borings reaching volcanic regions to access the steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wound Power Conference
Les Parsons
World Power Conference
London
Haly
Wealth gaps across nations after war cited by economist
The economist notes that cases of rich nations growing richer while poor nations grow poorer are not new in history. He argues this anomaly among nations could only be temporary as foreign trade tends to spread wealth globally. The Glasgow Herald comments that postwar American wealth appears to have risen at the same pace as European poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casvuds
Great Britain
Orn
Reel Quiet
Canada
Pritts
Wise
Sta
Nyire Iteal
Glasgow Herald
Not to be Deceived by Freedom and Love in Galatians
Sunday school lesson discusses Galatians 5 13 15 6 2 13 1 8 12 15 and the flesh against the spirit. It warns that Christian liberty must not excuse selfish actions and urges love as the fulfilled law. It cautions against biting and devouring one another and emphasizes self control and peace within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Tov
Lincoln
London Speculates On Programme Of Prince
London debates Prince of Wales future duties after South America voyage and world tour. He is seen shaping a possible postwar role focusing on empire relations and public duties, with rumors of a broader program upon his return.
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London
Prince of Wales
South America
Hhe
Equator
Kington
Tris
Plains
Mikely
J. Howes
Wireless waves travel fast the news origin tale
A fragment explains how wireless broadcasting let California hear bells four seconds before an editor in London heard them, noting sound speeds and a tower distance. It mentions Big Ben, 4520 feet, and 186000 miles per second, with a stray line about copper use and Minard's Liniment for Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Low
Dell
London
Roxland
California
States
Ben
Vechines
Bis Ben
Canadian penitentiary population trends 1922 1925 decline noted
The Department of Justice reports varying penitentiary populations over four years. In 1922 Canada housed about 2480 prisoners. By 1925 overall numbers fell, with Kingstown, St Vincent de Paul, Dorchester, Manitoba, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan each recording specific counts. The report highlights a general drop in inmates across major centers.
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Penda
Department of Fslee
Canada
Kingstom
St. Vines
de Paul
Dorchester
Mantobs
Blush Columbia
Saskatchewan
The Terror of Asthma Remedy Promises Relief
A peculiarly bold ad proclaims Ded D. Kelloge's Asthma Remedy Thon relief can end asthma by persistent use. The copy claims the remedy counters throttling and restores breath, asserting long term root removal of the disease. It stresses readiness and ready-to-use format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kelloge
Ocean Sulphur Spring Near St Augustine Reported
Report describes an offshore 125 foot deep plume of fresh sulphur water two miles off Florida near St Augustine. Surveys by Coast and Geodetic experts note upwelling and water temperature similar to the Atlantic as a notable phenomenon. Also mentions Worm Powders claimed to expel worms and improve vitality, though unrelated to the ocean find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
St Augustine
Fly
United States
Atlantic
Segregate Prisoners Proposal At International Conference
Judge Marcus A. Kavanaugh of Cook County proposes segregating prisoners by temperament with many cells to replace current jails. He presented the plan at an international prison conference to be held in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus A. Kavanaugh
Cook County
International Prison Conference
London
England
Ancient steel trade and notable inventors recount
The text recalls early steel making with a compound of eel and iron used across centuries by Heyptians, Assyrians, and Greeks. It notes Benjamin Huntsman establishing a steel manufactory at Handsworth in 1122 and sheet steel beginning in Sheffield around 1800. It ends with a plug for Hotlowas's Corn Remover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Huntsman
Handsworth
Fogland
Sheffield
England
Unclear OCR fragment on licenses and vehicles in Chicago
Fragmentary report notes five months of vehicle licensing with horse drawn vehicles and autos. Mentions 16093 licenses and over 250000 autos offered in Chicago, with garbled wording and incomplete details.
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Chicas
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