Canada can do it all through grit and unity in peacetime
The piece lauds Canadian resolve in building canals railways and farms while praising wartime sacrifices and the nation’s recovery after conflict. It highlights Canada’s low tuberculosis death rate, enduring perseverance, and the duty to face economic hardship with initiative. It condemns pessimism and praises collective effort across provinces and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Welland and
Soo
Great Tran-Continental Railways
Dro Development Ontario
Farmers’ Cooperation
Ad Nist Otler oGretanding
Fesoute
Thas
Cernany
Alhowghta
Canada
Britain
Dover
Frerdora
Ami
Huihey
Sigecers
Efports
Cobada
American
Barone Wines
Saskatchewan
Alberta Beekeepers See Major Production Increase
Alberta beekeeping shows a large gain with about 160 beekeepers producing roughly 55 units at 25 cents per unit, totaling around 1000 pounds. The rise is tied to the past season, as western central districts hold the largest producer communities, mostly small urban hives. New Zealand plans to exhibit with government involvement in a British Empire exhibition, accelerating preparations for renewal and replenishment of hive material, a decision aligning with the October agreement communicated by the New Zealand high commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Denis
West Central
New Zealand
Wen
Spain Claims Pacific Coast and Seized Posts
In early times Spain asserted control over the Pacific coast including what is now British Columbia. British traders held posts there. A Spanish port seized posts and prepared to enforce the claim by arms. Protracted negotiations followed and Spain withdrew the claim by treaty signed during the talks. Captain Vancouver, with a small squadron, cruised off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Pacific
Dritish
Columbia
Teste
Vancouver
Famous Pianiste Concert at Metropolitan Opera House for Charity
A renowned pianist concert at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York featured 19 of the world’s leading pianists playing on 19 different pianos. The event supported the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The article notes Malaya’s significant tin production, supplying about one third of the world’s tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Puto Metropolitan Opera House
Association For Improving
Protection and Tuberculosis in Niney Argument Advances
A torante pryme nigh niney argument advances in protection and tuberculosis. Four persons participate including one man and three women who pledged vigorous action toward complete trade and health measures amid organizational efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toranes
Niwesey Teal Walereey Amin
Pers
To Be Honored With Statue Proposed in Ottawa
A proposed statue honors the Saunders family for their impact at Ottawa. The report notes William Saunders as a key figure and mentions the Marquis wheat variety renowned for bringing substantial wealth to the western region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Saunders
William Saunders Wat
de Charles
Marquis
West Parai
Nerviline Promises Quick Stomach Relief In Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a near necessity in homes for upset stomachs and gas relief. It claims relief from nausea after 20 drops in warm water and asserts decades of use. a downtown demonstration features an octogenarian noting the product’s effects as evidence of vitality.
Winter hard on baby risks and care
The baby suffers in winter with bad digestion and illness. The text warns of poor appetite, stomach and bowels upset, and fragile health. It recommends keeping Tab’s own Tablets at home to regulate digestion and bowel function, noting they are sold by dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc
Tab
Dr. Williams’ Co
Brockville
China Buys British Columbia Cattle For Hong Kong Trade
British Columbia dairy cows shipped to Hong Kong in an experimental export reveal strong satisfaction and a growing business link with Chinese buyers. Cattle aged five to six years, purebred dairy stock, were sent via the Indian Ocean route to Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Ocean
England
Vancouver
First Aid Minaca Liniment in Flea County Court Battle
In Ottawa a county court heard a case against a tenant over a Persian cat and pet rabbits infested with fleas. Evidence cited 154 flea varieties but the court dismissed the caveat despite entomologist input from agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
French Students Warm Reception for Canadians Say McGill Alumnae
Miss Aliee Sharples recently returned from studying at the Sorbonne spoke before Montreal McGill alumnae. She praised French kindness toward English and United States students and noted a special warmth for Canadians. She urged timely action at the psychological moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aliee Sharples
Sorbonnne
Montreal
McGill
International Shipbuilding Trends Reported in 1910s Journal
The article discusses global shipbuilding metrics with emphasis on the United States and France, noting increased tonnage in France and a relative lag in the U S. It cites varying shipments, balances, and security concerns, highlighting shifts in maritime production and economic indicators across nations. The report references Canada, Japan, and other nations in a broad survey of wartime and postwar shipping output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trane
Jon
Tom
Martin Watc
United States
United
Tome
France
Japan
Similarity Of Interests Between Canada And United States
The piece argues both nations share close alliance through language customs and social habits yet superficial ties mask deeper convictions. It emphasizes independence of thought and strong national ideals as the real safeguard for enduring relations. Toronto Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Toronto
Canada Grain Act Inquiry Report Not For Public
Revision and amendment of the Canada Grain Act will be on the agenda as the Grain Commission chaired by Les Boyd prepares the inquiry into the grain trade. The report will not be tabled in the House until completed and handed to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
H. Boyd
Canadian Woman Wins Fakes Prize at English Cake Contest
Mrs Sclisam of Neto Ontario wins a cake contest in England against Acco ladies at a held event. John Tesetary of the Acton Chamber of Commerce comments on local response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sclisam
Neto
Ont
Acco
John Tesetary
Acton
Unprecedented Caucasus Cold Freezes Shepherds and Cattle
The Caucasus endures extreme cold killing about one hundred people and many cattle. Numerous shepherds and farmers perished tending sheep and cattle as harsh weather worsens fears of famine next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
Hughes Resigns as Secretary of State to Be Succeeded by Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes will resign March 1 after four years as secretary of state. Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota, presently ambassador to Great Britain, is slated to succeed him. Kellogg expected to assume office shortly after Hughes departs. A separate note mentions a Winnipeg project to build a pulp and paper mill at St Boniface, Manitoba, with a transmission line and electrical gear and large material orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. McArthur
Winnipeg
St Bonifaca
Man
Undelivered Mail Found Hidden in Postman's Home
Thousands of undelivered letters across the United Kingdom were discovered hidden in the home of Thomas S. Keads, a plain man who died. Some letters dated back over a decade lay in bed and other rooms unopened. officials will direct the mail to correct addresses. A second item advertises Dr Thomas' Eclectable medicine chest as a household remedy for rheumatic pains sore throats coughs burns and minor injuries.
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Bettaer
United
Kingdon
Thomas S. Keads
P Rian
Lin Keady
Hou
Aoss
Keady
Thomas
Russia Plans Large Purchase of Autos and Buses
Partial OCR report notes Soviet government to buy motor vehicles including autos and buses. Mentions Leningrad and Moscow, a mission to study purchase conditions and equipment for prewar needs. Details are garbled but imply a state procurement drive for transport and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Collection Costs Court Fine After River Incident
A driver faced penalties after a costly collection related to a dispute over pants and francs. Police intervened as the river mobilized its leads, but the individual defended himself at home before surrendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lax
Parisians Fond Of Birds And Aged Man Shares Meals
An elderly Parisian man is noted for feeding birds in public, seating them on his shoulders and sharing meals near a restaurant. The piece mentions other oddities and a supposed home remedy called Thotas' Relectric Oil claimed to ease arthritis and sprains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassars Sec
Paris
Yutaber Bey
Rew
Hnwever
Alwa
Radio Wave Hits Turkey Too
A damaged report notes a radio wagon and telegraphic agency claim of a scheme to wall a large plant. It mentions a submarine magnet for generating power and steel plate from wreckage, with unclear details and faulty wording.
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le Radio Vandwagon
Anatolian Telegraphis Agenes
Rand
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Pacific Coast
Malaya
China
B.C
Soviets
Leo Ratmened
Leon Trotsky
Wrier Cate Rowande
Briain
Royal Bank OF Canada
Ohare Ane
Balncune
Trong
Iigmade Securities
Bhainers
Asaea
Lowe
Canada Grain Act
Chas
Evans Hughes
Manitoba
Russia
Turkey
Lumbago
Tada
Bayer
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