Canada's Century: Progress and promise in the first quarter
A retrospective column argues that Canada has made strong gains in population and industry through the first quarter of the century. It cites growth from 5.37 million in 1901 to nine million, expanded lands, rising exports, and improving trade balance. The piece urges national confidence and calls for viewing Canada as a self contained, magnetically connected nation with bright prospects for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Lauder
Canada
United States
Huese
Dominion
Ito
Cang
Cheep
Canadian Industries
Crount HG
Canaan
General Disarmament Urged After Cologne Evacuation
The article argues for immediate disarmament across nations following Cologne evacuation. It notes France could mobilize 700000 forces while Germany faces disarmament pressure amid shift away from the League of Nations. Calls for persistent disarmament to ease tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Cologne
France
Armas
Ad League of Nations
Germany
Am Arma
Germany’s Foreign Policy Hindered by Military Focus
The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung argues that Germany cannot form an independent foreign policy while trying to build up its military, likening it to attending a concert without instruments and citing Old Fria Frederick the Great as the enduring viewpoint.
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Germany
Old Fria
Frederick the Great
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Renamed Kenora mill amid Backus Interests changes
The Kenora Paper Mills plant formerly operated by Keewatin Lumber Company awaits a new name under Backus Interests. Production runs about 120 tons daily and plans to expand as a larger operation progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RenOe Smyes Manis
Backus
Keewatin Lumber Company
Holloway
Unsafe Investment Advice Warns Reader to Safeguard Cash
Edmonton Bulletin cautions residents about high risk investment schemes and urges preserving small cash sums. It warns that securities lie outside trusted lines and urges sensible financial choices to avoid dangers of uncertain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Everagent
Edmonton Bulletin
Saved baby's life with Baby's Own Tablets claim
Mrs Ahead Tranchement of Michel des Saintes reports a child’s recovery attributed to Baby's Own Tablets. The ad quotes mothers testing the product as a safe medicine that regulates the bowels and relieves minor illnesses in children, sold by mail from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Des Saintes
Amy Baby
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Settlers in British Columbia Boosted by New Arrivals
The article notes increased settlement around Invermere and Edgewater in British Columbia led by experienced farmers from Germany Switzerland and the western United States. It mentions Ruselans and Worms as problematic, urging expulsion. It promotes Miller's Powders as an excellent preparation for use.
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Harbin
Invermere
Edgewater
Germany
Switzerland
Denmark
Weern
United States
Youth For Peace Effort Linking Canadian Youth In International Venture
An international youth movement seeks to unite Canadian youth under the Fellowship of Youth Ideas. Initiated by Thomas n of New York, under the Student Christian Association in Montreal, the effort aims to foster world federation and counter nationalist trends among youth in the United States and colonies.
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Canada
Thomas @ n
New York
Fellowship of Youth
Student Christian Association
Montreal
Empire
United States
Turkish marriage in Constantinople vows equal rights
A Turkish school mistress and a government official were wed in Fuki Shehr Constantinople. The dispatch notes they signed a civil marriage contract asserting equal rights and that any infringement would violate family sanctity while conditions of exchange evolve.
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Constantinople
Oldest Calculator Described as Greek Roman Abacus Copy
Wires frame shows a user manipulating a device claimed to be a copy of the ancient abacus. The article notes the device as a predecessor to modern calculating machines. Minard's Liniment is mentioned as a product used by veterinarians.
Spruce Seed Arrives for Britain from Queen Charlotte Islands
Two samples of spruce cones from the Queen Charlotte Islands have reached the federal seed extraction plant in New Westminster. The seed is an order for the British forestry commission to supply seed for fir cedar spruce and lodge pole pine from the region.
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Queen Charlotte Islands
New Westminster
British Forestry Commission
Jeonet
Ocean Tides Plan for Wig Power Project Near Bay of Fundy
A Maine based plan outlines tidal power development with a 590,000 kilowatt target and a potential 3,000,000,000 kilowatt hours annual output. Cooper notes costs would be low, transmission to New England feasible, and a dam and gates system to harness Bay entrance tides. The project spans about 150 square miles with a core powerhouse between two bars near the bay.
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Tolle
Bay
Atlaanie
Cowper
Maine Society
Hay of Panday
Cooper
New England
New Braul
Maine
Boston
Haven
Coop
New Immigration Rates Signal Policy Shift From Britain
The article discusses proposed lower immigration fares from Great Britain to Canada with examples to Quebec, Winnipeg, and Vancouver, suggesting a new policy framework. It notes potential increased supervision of arrivals and broader government aims, arguing the plan could reshape migration patterns and support a Canadian integration effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Canad
Quebec
Vancouver
Stewart
Insi
Anxious That States Join World Court
Speakers at a Thanksgiving service in the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine urged Senate recognition of U S public opinion toward joining the World Court. Bishop Manning and Nicholas Murray Butler asserted a small group of isolationists cannot block entry. A peace procession moved through the unfinished nave beneath flags of Britain six other signatories and Germany, last seen in the cathedral since the war.
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Senate
Bishop Manning
United States
Thn Uie Divine
Locarno
William Manning
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Britain
Germany
Trade Prospects Reviewed At Bank of Montreal Meeting
A Bank of Montreal meeting reviews Canada’s trade outlook with Sir Vincent Meredith predicting upward business trends. The big harvest expected to bring at least 50 million dollars in new money is cited as a major factor and national resilience is praised alongside prudent management and vast resources.
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Bank of Montreal
Vis Dent
Sir Taylor
Canada
Vincent Meredith
Frederick Whilama Tayior
Compat Bank
Evry
Australia
Ada
Frederick
Canada urged for admission to Pan American Union
The Pan American Commercial Congress adopted four groups of steps to improve interamericas relations. A resolution proposed inviting Canada and other western hemispheric entities to join the Pan American Congress and Union to promote broader hemispheric unity. It also stated that Canada should hold the Pan American Congress for 193% year.
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Dominion
Pan-American Union
Canada
Americas
Congress
Seston
New
Western
Fragmented medical note on asthma and mobility impact
A damaged text fragment describes severe asthma restricting breathing and mobility, highlighting affected individuals and the toll on daily life. It mentions restricted airways, energy loss, and a sense of dreary existence for a patient, with scattered references to care, treatment, and impact on sufferers.
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Ife
Kedlegs
Wembley Expenditure Report Reveals Major Deficit and Guarantor Roles
The Wemble y deficit is reported with conflicting figures. J H Thoras MUP states vast asset value supports a large sum, while Bettis taxpayers as guarantors may cover about 1,000 towards the private jest. Bert McAlpine and Sons face $750,000 in underwriting costs for Lloyds members, banks, and principal institutions.
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Wembley Exetition
J. H. Thoras
MUP
Hquidators
Bettis
Wembley
Juata Bert McAlpine and Sons
Lloyd's
Campaign of Education on Canadian History by Toronto Aid Society
The Jewish Immincant Aid Society of Toronto begins an education programme in Canadian history and institutions aimed at dispelling perceived ignorance about Canada. It seeks to counter the belief that the country was governed from Washington after receiving grants from Central Europe.
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Jewish Immincant Aid Society of
Toronto
Canada
Europe
Sunday School Lesson on John 1 1 18 Devotional Reading
Lesson title cites John 1 1 18 and themes of grace and truth. The fragmentary text references the word became flesh and dwelt among us with glory as of the only begotten. It presents a devotional reading cue from Phttto n. and emphasizes divine revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Phttto N
The Word as God and Logos Across Thought
A fragmented discussion cites John’s Logos concept and traces it through biblical prophets Galileo Luther and Shakespeare, framing The Word as God’s complete thought expressed through creation and history. The text blends theology with historical figures to claim Word embodies divine self-revelation.
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Gen H
Matthed
Henrys
John
Jess Christ
Galileo
God
Cenee
Luther
Chelat
Will of Goldie Taube Funds Public Causes Hidden
A will of the late Ye Telus Territory founder Goldie Taube states that none of his fortune remains for public objects. It preserves belief that public money should come from others and leaves his heirs to manage the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unshwood Taubeman Goldie
Ye Telus
Nigeria
Commemoration plan linked to Prince of Wales visit
James Pike, manager of the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation project, notes a cellular scheme to place a way to mark the Prince of Wales visit. The proposal aims to raise 25000 pounds for an Alfonso XIII chair of Spanish at Oxford University to commemorate the occasion.
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James Pike
Lethbridge
Prince of Wales
South America
Alfonso XIII
Oxford University
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Baby
British Columbia
Lake Windermere District
Youth For Peace
Turkey
Minard
Veterin-aries
Spruce Seed
Harvess
Thomas
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