Canada’s Next Objective in Nation Expansion
General CH Mitchell, president of the Toronto Board of Trade, urged Canada’s next objective as unity and expansion. He outlined leveraging natural resources and human capital to compete globally, calling for a united front to develop agriculture, forests, water power, transport, and new industries.
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Gig
CH Mitchell
Toronto Board of Trade
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Vancouver
Mitchell
Canada
Ohe
North America
Eanpire
Europe
Asia
America
Oura
Coraida
Atock
Natioe
Railway road to Flin Flon area opens northern development
Preparations for the Northern Manitoba railway to Funlon mining district proceed after a contract letting. The Pas will receive stalled equipment for an eventual 600 workers, rising to 2000 as work expands toward next November. Trainloads from Montreal begin to move, with construction valued at about 4.9 million dollars and aims to have trains running between Sherman and the Pin Fon mines by December 192%.
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Funlon
Manitoba
Pas
Flinton
Montreal
Lars
jRorih
Canada
Sheman
Pin Fon
Record Egg Shipments Rise In British Columbia Exports
Exports from British Columbia set new records with 200 caskets of eggs to be shipped to prairie and eastern Canadian markets this year, up from 100 last year. Authorities note the year shows stronger poultry industry growth than 1926 and anticipate a substantial gain in total poultry production.
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British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Canada Naval Expenditures Rise to 1.597 Million
Canada’s naval service expenditures for the last fiscal year reached 1.597 million dollars as of March 31, 1927. Halifax barracks consumed 294,505.17 and Bequinalt (Bequimait) 259,431.43. The destroyer Patriot cost 199,219.89 and Patricia 167,?. mine sweepers Festuberg Ypres Armentieres and Thiepval accounted for 169,741.55.
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Canada
Naval Service
National Defence Department
Helifax
Bequimait
Patriot
Patricia
Festuberg
Ypres
Armentieres
Thiepval
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promoted In Sore Corn Warning
An old ad-like warning advises against cutting corns with unsafe tools due to infection and possible death. It promotes Putnam's Corn Extractor as quick relief for corns calluses and foot lumps with claims of painless shriveling and drop off.
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Putnam’s
Putnam's
Putnam's Passless Corn Extractor
Dehorning Cattle Beats Horned Caribou in Production Costs
The article argues dehorning boosts cattle production efficiency and selling value. It recommends dehorning calves early, handling mixed horned herds cautiously, and notes grown cattle feel pain but benefits outweigh drawbacks. It cites Dr Thomas Elec... and references Prairie potato and sugar beet crops in Canada.
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Department of Agricul Ottawa
Antique dealer accused of eluding police in art theft ring
Paris police issued warrants for the arrest of antique dealer Pichon and partner Colson after raids revealed genuine but stolen statues, furniture, and paintings. Pichon allegedly looted cathedrals in Rheims and Troyes to sustain a thriving business, with some American buyers possibly among victims.
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Paria
Daron Pichon
Rue
Laster
Haven
Roger Colson
Ben
Pichos
Rheims
Troyeau
Pichou
Paris
Motoring Through Snowdrifts This Winter
As heavy snow returns, drivers risk getting stuck in drifts on the road. Experienced motorists warn against spinning wheels and burning out clutches. The advised method is to press through the drift or back out and try again, avoiding damage and injury. Holloway Corn Remover is recommended as a household remedy.
Hamiltons Pills Restore Relief for Kidney Backache
A Saskatchewan man from Elbros reports a marked recovery after using Dr. Hamiltons Pills for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He says soreness near the kidneys eased after a few boxes and he can eat again with improved energy. The pills are described as mild yet active with vegetable restoratives like deake and butternut.
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Elbros
Sask
Hamiltone
Aus
Fashion In Shoes Shapes Women’s Dress Say Experts
Anthony S. Genting, president of the National Shoe Retailers’ Philadelphia, argues stylish footwear defines a woman’s gown and that moccasins and heeled styles are essential. The ad extols Dr Thomas’ Electro Medical products as remedies for sprains and bruises, claiming rapid swelling reduction and pain relief.
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Rahe
Ian Geasle
Ress
Anhony S. Genting
Philadelphia
Nick
Wonen
Thomas
Doctor Named Physician in January for His Majesty
A nameless doctor lecturing medless students faced an awkward gag. After dismissal, he noted on the board his appointment as Physician in January to His Majesty the King. The next day he found the line God save the ittas written underneath.
More Aliens Admitted To U.S During 1927 Fiscal Year
The labor department announced that more than a half million aliens entered the United States in the 1927 fiscal year. The figures show 536,096 admissions, well above the previous year’s totals of 498,108 in 1926 and 476, etc.
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U.S
United States
Labor Department
Western Bred Cattle Star at Chicago Show Glencarnock
James P. McGregor of Glenearnock Stock Farms Brandon Man showcases western Canadian bovine strength at the Chicago International Exposition. Awards include grand champion bull Revolution, grand champion female Glencarnock Jessie, and multiple prizes across heifers and carcase classes, signaling top status for Canadian breeding at the event.
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Vanata
Western
Canada
Chicago
Brandon
Man
James PD McGregor
United States
Enejla
Glenearnock
Tarbara
Blacknre
Canadians return home as development schemes gain support
Ottawa reports 28 864 Canadians who had gone to the United States with plans to settle there permanently returned home in the seven months to October. The trend is praised as a sign of growth for the dominion with renewed focus on northern development and the Flin Flon project.
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United States
Republic of
Dominion
Ottawa
Reging
Wheat crop tops Canadian history boosting prairie pride
Canada reports 441 262 009 bushels of wheat in its largest since records began with Western provinces driving the surge. Peterborough Examiner notes optimism amid a national tone of reform while a sea veteran plans a two way row trip from New York to Miami and back before the bathing season.
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Canada
Dominion
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Rource
Peterborough
Gost
Charles Sellito
New York
Miami
Fla
Leaves Jewel To Queen Mary Inheritance To Countess Torby
The Countess Torby the daughter of the late Czar Nicholas of Nassau and widow of a morganatic line receives a ruby brooch and pendant once chosen for Alexandra of Russia. Her English estate valued at $85,000 funds the sale of the pearl necklace to cover duties.
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Croce
Torby
Iice
Nicholas of
Nassau
Midanghter
Alexandra of
Russia
Health Advice Promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills
An older advertisement urges readers to treat general debility caused by poor blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims improved appetite and vigor as new blood nourishes organs and strengthens the system. A testimonial from Mrs J Poteer of Winifred Alta supports the product. Pills sold by medicine dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville One.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams
Williame
Will Visit English Centres Thirty Scholarships Announced
The Canadian Tuberculosis Association announced thirty $500 scholarships to Canadian physicians to visit tuberculosis centres in England France and Italy in 1928. Recipients will spend a fortnight in Great Britain with the British ministry and then tour tuberculosis institutions across the United Kingdom.
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T.B. Association
Canadian Tuberculosis Associion
Ottawa
Aasset
Canada
England
France
Italy
United Kingdom
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Flin Flon
B.C
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Iuts
Kam
Praud Island
Alberta
Glencarnock
JD. Kellog
Tinard
Jewel
Queen Mary
Milbura Price
T. Milbura Co
Turon
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