The Fight For Peace and Canada's Role in the League
The article argues that after the war arms races persist in Europe and Russia's growing strength threatens peace. It urges Canada to support the League of Nations and to back the Canadian commitment financially and politically as a key pillar of world stability. It frames disarmament and collective security as essential to avoiding a future war, urging active Canadian participation.
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
France
Italy
Iite
Pravada
Crecethnics Party
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Great Britain
Courtaig
Hines
Tunda
Versailes
Rusela
Canada
League of Nations
League
Theralan
Jury verdict on Burke death during Liard River flight
The coroner's jury ruled on Captain Burke and crew deaths after their Liard River flight emergency. Burke died November 20 after collapse as companions were rescued at Whitehorse by Pilot Sen. December 10. The jury urged northern BC flights carry food, a rifle with 80 rounds, snowshoes, and pilots receive woodcraft instruction.
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Derweer
Berke
EJ. A. Burke
Liard River
Burke
White Horse
EL. Wassen
Joe Walsh
British Columbia
Fiso
Granny Peters Meets King Queen in London East End
Granny Peters, 77, long resident of London's East End, meets the King and Queen and shakes hands with Princess Mary and the Prince of Wales. She has tea with the Queen, sees a film of her presentation, and tears up with the Prince’s remark about meeting her.
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Granny Peters
London
East End
Queen
Princess Mary
Destrice
Prince of Wales
Granny
John Williams V sails from London to South Seas
The John Williams V, a three masted sailing vessel with diesel engines, sails for the South Sea built for the London Missionary Society. Costs were largely covered by pennies donated by children in Britain Congregational Churches. Named for a missionary murdered in the New Hebrides, the ship joins a line of missionary vessels alongside Strathcona II and Strathcona I.
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John Williams
New Hebrides
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
Canadian Lime Users Dominate Key Industries
The principal consumers of Canadian lime are the chemical and metallurgical sectors, pulp mills, and the building trades, reflecting wide industrial demand.
Sinister October Sixth in British Politics Emerges
A dated list links October 6 to key events: Gladstone’s 1881 denouncement of Parnell, Rosebery’s 1906 Liberal leadership retirement, Rosebery’s 1909 Liberal League resignation, W H Smith’s 1801 death in Parliament, and Chamberlain’s 1903 Glasgow tariff reform launch.
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Gladstone
Parnell
Rosebery
Liberal Party
Liberal League
W. H. Smith
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Glasgow
Fragmented OCR note on cold dangers and prices
The readable fragments mention colds and a small price note amid garbled text. Mentions of people or places are unclear but several names appear broken or misseparated. The piece lacks coherent events or clear entities to anchor a fuller summary.
Centenarian Farm Matron Keeps Busy On Route And Work
Miss Kate Raion of Cromwell Connecticut rises early to tend a thirty acre farm she operates. She walks three miles to a toy factory where she has worked sixty six years. On her return she delivers papers along a route she started twenty five years ago. She has just celebrated her eighty second birthday.
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Kate Raion
Cromwell
Conn
Persian Balm Promises Youthful Complexion and Charm
Persian Balm creates and preserves youthful complexions. It tones and stimulates the skin, cools like morning air, and is swiftly absorbed to leave skin soft and smooth. Glorified as an aid to feminine elegance and essential for the exacting woman seeking charm.
Moose Jaw Post Office Revenues Hit 134986 in 1929 30
The Moose Jaw post office reported revenues of 134 986 for the fiscal year ended March 31 1930 per the Postmaster General's annual report. It ranked 19th among all Dominion post offices in earnings.
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Moose Jaw
Dominion
North American gold output equalizes after decade shift
The article notes ten years ago the United States produced about three times Canada's gold. Due to Canada's rise, both nations now yield nearly equal quantities, reflecting a convergence in production between the two countries.
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United States
Canada
Air Line Aims to Link Canada United States to China and Japan
Assistant Postmaster Glover said a direct air mail and trade route to China and Japan via Alaska and Soviet Russia is the major objective of the Post Office Department. Canada and the United States plan mutual operation and study the line, arguing it would speed letters and small packages to the Far East despite extreme cold and long winters.
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Alaska
Rosala
China
Japan
Soviet Russia
Post Office Department
Canada
United States
Glover
Post Office
Far East
Great Britain
Orient
Pin Wheel Biscuits From Betty Barclay
Recipe notes produce pin wheel biscuits from Betty Barclay with sped cake flour, baking powder, salt, butter, milk, brown sugar and pecans. Mix sifted dry ingredients with fat and milk to form dough. Roll, spread with butter and brown sugar, add nuts, cut into strips, bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes yields 12 biscuits.
Olded Fruit Salad Recipe Card
Dissolve gelatine in boiling water and chill until slightly thickened. Pour into mold, chill until firm. Add diced canned pineapple apples and bananas, spread crisp lettuce, pour remaining gelatine over fruits, chill until firm, mold on lettuce, and garnish with mayonnaise. Serves 8.
University of Alberta enrollment rises by seventy five students
The University of Alberta reports enrollment this year exceeds last year by about 75 students. President Dr. R C Wallace notes attendance around 1,600 and continuing growth, with careful observers predicting ongoing expansion.
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University of Alberta
R. C. Wallace
Gem Lakes Mines Project In Manitoba To Open
Gem Lakes Mines, Ltd. with Canadian and U S financial backing announces the development of a gold property in southeastern Manitoba. W B Kickley, president, says production will start immediately and about 200 workers will be hired.
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Evelop Manitoba
United States
Gem Lakes Mines, Ltd
Manitoba
W. 8. Kickley
Gem
Lady Doyle Says Conan Doyle Spirit Helps The Living
Lady Doyle expressed a belief that the spirit of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lingers near earth to aid the living and that this conviction rests on messages she says she received from her deceased husband.
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Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Lady Doyle
It isn’t, so much what nine men think as what he does
A brief phrase comments on action outweighing opinion, highlighting the focus on deeds over thoughts. The line suggests accountability for leadership choices and measurable results rather than mere talk.
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9 Men
Large Number of World War I Medals Unclaimed
Department of National Defence reports many Great War medals remain unclaimed. Of 66 104 1914 15 stars issued, 1660 await claimants and over 200 were issued last year. Canadian expeditionary force totals show 415 605 war medals distributed, 85 982 still unissued. Records branch cannot locate 83 224 entitled to vo tary medal from 340 245 earned. 5861 medals disposed of in past year.
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Department of National Defence
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Ice From the Tropics Ice Pack Factory Advances
The Navy Bureau of Engineering reports carbon dioxide gas from Tampico oil fields surfaces at 1000 psi. A New York firm has built a factory to solidify the gas into sub zero ice with a 10000 pounds a day capacity. Vessels with inflated corkboard chambers will transport the ice to the United States.
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Tropics
Tampico
Mexico
United States Navy Department
Bureau of Engineering
New York
United States
Col Thomas Vien to retire from Canadian railway board
Col. Thomas Vien K C deputy chief commissioner of the board of railway commissioners for Canada announces retirement from government service. He will resume his law practice in Montreal and had represented Lothiniere Quebec as Liberal member, first elected 1917 and re elected 1921. Dr Thomas Electric Oil advert claims to cure cuts bruises and sore throat with implied reliability.
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Col
Thomas Vien
K.C
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
Montreal
Col. Vien
Board of Railway Commissioners
Lothiniere
Quebec
Ancient counters and dice found in 3500-year-old Palestine ruins
Archaeologists uncovered game pieces including counters and dice at a Palestinian ruin dating about 3500 years old. Separately, rayon and cotton upholstery fabrics are being waterproofed for automobile and porch furniture applications.
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Palestine
Magnesia Best for Your Indigestion
Fragmentary OCR text on magnesia as a remedy for indigestion. Mentions general discussion of digestive relief and health advice but lacks clear events, dates, or named entities.
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Magnesia
Britain Leads Global Electrical Exports Despite Foreign Competition
British electrical trades push ahead of United States and Germany as rivals lose export share. Unemployment in the US and Germany remains high while Britain’s factories run full time with skilled staff. A Copenhagen contract and a Newcastle U S venture highlight strong tech leadership and rising world influence.
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United States
Germany
Britain
Copenhagen
Canadian Paper Output Soars in 1929 Tonnage Rise
Canada produced 2,725,331 tons of paper in 1929, 85.2 percent of total output, up from 2,414,393 tons in 1928. The report notes the longevity of Egypt’s oldest mummies at nearly 8,000 years, underscoring long historical timelines.
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Canada
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