Conference in Winnipeg Advances Canadian Unity and Growth
The Winnipeg gathering of over two hundred trade and commerce leaders from all provinces aimed to discuss Canada’s economic future without party politics. It formed a Def Union Board of Trade, urged Atlantic and Prairie cooperation, and emphasized national unity, immigration policy, and improved inland routes to boost prosperity. The conference, praised for frank discussion and cross-regional understanding, seeks to spur lasting national development.
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Canada
Parti Tan
Defiuion Board of Trade
Confederation
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Marie
Dominion
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Mick
World
Panama Canal
Europe
Porte
United States
Lawrence
Great Lakes
Alberta
Ucond
Parteal
Ottawa
Far West
Dominion Whl
Winnipeg
Snowmotor debuts for winter transport in Canada
Canada to see the snowmotor, two hollow cigar shaped drums attached to a vehicle to float over snow. Rotating drums replace wheels enabling movement through deep snow and in areas unreachable by other transport. Manufactured in Detroit, heading to Montreal this coming winter. China produced about 48,000 tons of shelled peanuts in that year.
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Canada
Deretroit
Montreal
China
Imperial Fruit Show Awards Highlight Coast Apples
The Associated Fruit Growers of British Columbia win top prizes for apples at the Imperial Fruit Show in Crystal Palace while Ontario Fruit Growers claim fourth and fifth prizes in dessert categories. The Ontario group also wins first prize in the cooking class. A separate line extols Dr Thomas Beecham’s Seewire Oil as a household emergency remedy.
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Crystal Palace
Associated Fruit Growers
British Columbia
Ontario Fruit Growers
Ontario Fruit Growers’ Association
Associated
Horses Going Into Discard Farm and Ranch Review
In Canada a review notes 20 to 30 percent of the present farm horse stock may be discarded within over years as the young stock remains insufficient to replace aging animals. the report flags declining viability for future breeding objectives.
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Hom Im
Canada
British Traveler Praises Canadian Women in Empire Speech
A renowned British traveler visiting Tar ante expresses strong admiration for Canadian women and their work for the Empire. He recalls his prior love for the empire, now rekindled by his observations of Canada and the Dominions, noting the impact of their efforts and his evolving view.
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England
Descavent
Canada
Chee Gtvat Bose
Downe
Tarante
Atte Addres
Eampire
Nerviline Relief Promises Quick Stomach Aid
The ad touts Nerviline as fast relief for sour stomachs and cramps. It claims effect when taken in sweetened water, easing distress and fermentation, with continued use to curb stomach discomfort and general upset in the family. 35 cents at dealers.
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Keneral
Emer
Expect Busy Lumbering Season In Thunder Bay District
The bushmen headed to the woods have begun work and camps anticipate a busy winter. Operators report smooth labor recruitment and supplies valued at $16,000 already forwarded to pulp and paper camps in the Thunder Bay district.
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Thay
Thunder
Dr Williams Pink Pills Heal Rheumatic Pain Relief
A testimonial from M N Fales of Windsor Nova Scotia describes severe rheumatic pain after a cold and rain. After trying many remedies he found relief taking Dr Williams Pink Pills, taking seventeen boxes and regaining the ability to walk and work, and now keeps a supply at home. The pills are available from physicians, druggists, or by mail for 50 cents a bottle from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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W William
No M. Fales
Windsor
Iron Falinou
Seemie
Dr Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
British Industries Fair to Collect Exhibits from Canada
The British Industries Fair opens in late February with Canadian manufacturers sending exhibits. Trade commissioner F W Field says buyers from around the world will attend. The fair runs simultaneously in London and Birmingham and is billed as the world’s largest annual trade fair.
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England
Beitieh
F W. Field
Canada
Newfoundland
London
Birmingham
Canada tightens ties with grain harvest twine use
Canada consumes an annual amount of twine in the high hundreds of millions of pounds, ranking second to the United States in total usage. The report notes economic strain as debt rises, and hints at pressure from creditors amid growing industrial needs.
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Canada
United States
Canada Shows Strong Representation at Chicago International Livestock Exposition
Canadian farmers compete with U S exhibitors at Chicago livestock show with hay grain horse cattle and sheep wins. Mitchell of Calinda Saskatchewan won last year’s Wheat prize and aims to repeat. Prince of Wales exhibits King of the Fairies Shorthorn bull from Alberta. Canadian government exhibit highlights farm and orchard products across Canada and Dominion settlement opportunities.
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Canada
Chicago
Farmers of
United States
J . Mitchell
Calinda
Saskatchewan
Fda
Mitchell
Tere
Toronto
Prince's Ranch
Highiver
Alberta
Dominion
The Age Of Man Roy Chapman Andrews Address
Roy Chapman Andrews declared in Milwaukee that scientists expect to prove man existed 59 000 years ago by skeletons. Canada produces no thorium ores. Though thorium bearing minerals have been noted in several localities they have never been found in economic quantities.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
Asia
Milwaukee
Canada
Mad Star Show Tour Brings Three Live Maids to Canadian Theatres
The seven season run of Varco Unde Maids continues with a lively musical comedy tour across Canada. Producer Capt MW Plunkett promises a fast paced production with dazzling scene effects and strong music. The cast opens at Walker Theatre in Winnipeg from December 1 through 5, then moves to Regina, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria with dates through December 24.
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MW Plunkett
Bac Bean
London
New York
Capt
Plunkett
Andy
Walker
Winniges
Regina
Mon
Empire Theatre
Saskatoon
Thurs
Edmonton
Grand Theatre
Calgary
OF Pheum
Vancouver
Royal Theatre
Victoria
Nottingham Inventor Demonstrates Speech Controlled Electric Device
A Nottingham inventor claims a system to control city electrical systems by spoken demand. The device transforms sound waves into signals that operate electric equipment, patented as Pearson's Acou vt. Demonstration at a city expo marked notable success.
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Nottingham
Pearson
Untitled Health Advertisement From The T Mubura Co
Fragmentary ad copy from a Toronto company promotes pills claiming life improvements. The terse text mentions palpitations and gratitude for the product, with garbled branding and an address for The T Mubura Co. Limited.
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Ani
Toronto
Sunday School Lesson Be of good cheer in Matthew 14
Devotional reading references Acts 27 144 and Malm 17 23. The lesson emphasizes courage over fear and draws lessons from biblical passages. It presents guidance for faith, trust, and resilience in challenging circumstances.
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Matthew
Acts
Malm
Paul Versus Sailors Aids Escape In Treacherous Voyage
The narrative portrays Paul warning the centurion and soldiers about the sailors plan to cast off anchors and abandon ship. His calm, steady nerve and decisive leadership avert catastrophe as the crew drifts away the stuck boat and the peril subsides. The account lauds his restraint, courage, and practical judgment under extreme danger.
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Paul
Perth
Elvar
Mls
Greenhen
Canadian Stamps Accord to Honor Historic Figures
The post office department plans a new set of Canadian stamps featuring portraits of Baldwin and Blue, Thomas Torey McGee, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier with Sir John MacDonald. The stamps promise cultural value and strong collector demand while stressing honesty in a related anecdote.
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Baldwin
Blue
Thomas Torey McGee
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Sir John MacDonald
Indian Woman Dies On Hunting Trip
Widow of a Quebec trapper Mrs Louis Thomas of Lake Klaklasing died suddenly on a hunting trip. Her canoe was found upside down and full of foam, body recovered nearby. coroner's verdict suggests heart failure.
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Louis Thomas
Lake Klaklasing
Quebec
Thomas
Lake
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