Peace and Agriculture Urge Peace Over War Debts and Taxes
A speech laments global war debts and tax burdens from World War I. It notes Britain and the United States divert vast tax revenue to war, while civil needs like agriculture, roads, and schools suffer. The author urges international peace treaties, outlawing war, and prioritizing agriculturism and public welfare over militarization.
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le Desvy
Canada
The
United States Treasury
Treasury
Europe
United States
Greek minister seeks Canada trade pact in London talks
Cadamanos the Greek minister for London met with Hon. PC kin and Mr. Larkin for nearly an hour to discuss a possible trade treaty between Greece and Canada. The Greek government, revising its pacts, eyed a Canada Greece convention as Canada lacks a current treaty with Greece. The item closes with a note on early banjo history and a humorous quip about a saxophone with one hole.
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Canada
D. Cadamanos
London
Pckin
Larkin
Great Britain
Greece
Commercial Aviation Quietly Grows In Importance
Commercial aviation attracts little sensational attention yet shows steady progress. Between January 1 and July 1, 1927, 400 000 passengers traveled at an average 13 cents per mile. Air mail contractors carried 20 212 pounds over 1 390 720 miles with negligible mishaps. The trend suggests air travel becoming the safest and highly economical transportation.
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Air Express
Wealth of Kootenay District 1927 production valued
The Daily News estimates Kootenay District output for 1927 at 96,595,962 dollars. Con-Solidated Mining and Smelting assets total 5,047,202 for metals, coal products reach 6,453,705, forest products 5,718,3 and agriculture 1,630,180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay
Fan “Daily News
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co
Canada
Manitoba Farmers and Businesses Plan Closer Ties
Representatives of the United Farmers of Manitoba and the Greater Winnipeg Board of Trade met to foster closer relations between business leaders and farmers. The plan envisions joint gatherings to address specific agricultural issues affecting farming districts, following Premier John Bracken's suggestion at the 1927 Canadian Chambers of Commerce annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
United Farmers of Manitoba
Greater Winnipeg Board of Trade
John Bracken
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
Remedy That Inspires Faith and Health
An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills and Dr Finke Pills as cures for chronic debility and anemia. Personal testimonials from Mrs J H Oulton describe relief after taking multiple boxes, noting regained energy and weight. The piece also touches on medical authorities and historical notes on public figures and broadcasting origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W Co
Brockville
The Least Excitement Trapped Her Nervous Heart
Mrs Ambros Creer of Zagincarg Ontario describes a nervous heart condition where even minimal excitement caused heart palpitations. She details a long period of suffering and the challenges of daily life influenced by a fragile heart and nerves.
Ree Abe A Vox Or Au Araggins Ao Pt Of
Ree Abe appears in a fragmented OCR item referencing a Vox or Au organization and a point of contact. The readable text lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item or event for a concise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Abe
Vox
Au Araggins
Transatlantic wireless links Britain to North America grow
Linking Canada and the United States to Brussels and Antwerp widens Western Europe’s reach to North America. TV tests between London and New York edge toward commercial use. Verbal trade deals become feasible between European and American merchants, boosting cross ocean commerce. London emerges as a European hub for telecommunication with North America.
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England
Canada
United States
Brussels
Antwerp
Europe
North America
London
New York
Dantzig
Vienna
Budapest
Vancouver
San Francisco
Havana
API N Internaonal
Market Coming Back Win Again Buy Canadian Bacon Is Report
British bacon demand is rising as Canada reports hopes for March stability. Liverpool importers briefed visiting Canadian farmers on prices and Baltic and German competition. They urged Canadians to stay in bacon markets as Britain reopens while noting Canadian cheese butter and eggs appeal but face supply gaps.
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Britain
Liverpool Produce
Hls. Arkell
Dominion
Germany
New Zealand
Britten
Ieetadian Sporter
Eldorado Ranch Breeds Polo Ponies for U S Market
Raising Polo Pony the rag of porpouses is being taken up as a sideline on the Eldorado ranch in the Okanagan Valley. Satiri sed that the climate and range conditions of the area are suited to the breeding and raising of the type of horses required. Stallions have been imported from the Old Country to support the venture as demand in the United States grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Ranch
Okanagan Valley
United States
Paring Corns Warned as Risky Practice Advice
The piece cautions that corns are hard to remove safely and promotes Holloway's Corn Remover as a superior method. It suggests courtesy as a personal investment yielding dividends and mentions Muard's Linkment for astronomy.
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Holloway
Aviator's Adventure in Neethc Squadron Leader
Squadron Leader T A Lawrence of Ottawa who led an RCAF detachment surveying Hudson Straits was forced down near Wakeham Bay Ungava on January 10 and, weatherbound, remained stranded until a search party found him January 15 The ordeal ended with his return to Wakeham Bay amid harsh cold and high winds while the report noted his safe status and radio contact from his winter post
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A. Lawrence
Ottawa
T. A. Lawrence
RCAF
Hudson Straits
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Lawrence
Wakeham Bay
Ungava
Carl Harris
Hudson Bay
Little Sugluk
Austrian Surgeon Doppler Proposes New Rejuvenation Method
Dr Karl Doppler of Vienna assistant to Dr Hans Lorenz Jr bloodless surgeon unveils a method to rejuvenate humans by increasing blood supply to gland cells. He claims success in 200 cases with no failures and plans to demonstrate before the American Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Doppler
Vienna
Hans Lorenz, Jr
American Medical Association
Doppler
Vorohoff
Clay Property Near Steatlyn Hubs Spur From CP Rail
A group of clay experts acquired valuable clay property three and a half miles from Steatlyn station and built a spur track from the Canadian Pacific Railway main line to the site. The Wieliczka salt rock bed in Poland is cited as the world's largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steatlyn, Station
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wieliczka
Poland
Wealth Produced in Lethbridge Division of CPR in 1927
The Lethbridge division of the Canadian Pacific Railway reported wealth produced in 1927 totaling 89,900,000 with agricultural output 67,190,000 including wheat and grains, cattle, poultry, vegetables, and honey. The report also notes 11,500,000 in oil, gas, and other manufactures 1,500,000, reflecting broad regional industry.
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CPR
Lethbridge
Canadian Pacific Railway
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