Trade and War the League of Nations debate
The piece argues for an international inquiry by the League of Nations into trade and war causes. It contends that some industrialists or groups promote wars for self interest, urges free trade to reduce prejudice, and discusses rubber pricing and tariff policy. It contrasts US and British Empire actions and notes the risk of protectionism. The author calls for a measured inquiry to improve global stability.
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League of Nations
MMI International
Mie
Reat Howdy
United States
United States Automobile Manufactor Hubber
United Bates
Congress
Th Hon
Canada
Great Britain
Great Urbain
Thekike Valles
Britain
France
United Sites
Unitad
Ant International
Private aquarium hints at Europeamea fish discovery
The Duke of Bedford’s private aquarium is linked to a Europeamea fish finding, while plans emerge for a new cannery. British Columbia Packers propose erecting a fish cannery at Skidegate in the Queen Charlotte Islands as of the year noted.
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Duke of Bedford
British Columbia
Skidegate
Queen Charlte Islands
Researcher Hopes Spine Treated After Paralysis Breakthrough
Dr Gerard of the University of Chicago presents at a Cleveland convention on spinal cord experiments. He notes paralysis could be treated if a human spine is severed, with patient care possibilities and ongoing trials.
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University of Chicago
Ue Cloetne
Federation of American Societies For
Cleveland
Gerard
Diamond Dye Any Garment Drapery Dip to Tiny or Boil
A short note announces a method for Diamond Dye fabric treating any garment or drapery. It describes dipping to a "tiny or boil" state as part of the dyeing process, implying a quick, simple approach for colors and finish.
Dye withstands color choices in 15 cent package
The notice advertises Dye items priced at 15 cents per package with permanent colors for women’s wear and home fabrics. It instructs customers to tell their dealer if the material is wool, silk, cotton, or mixed, and to specify colors for garments like dresses skirts and draperies.
Poor Law Reform Proposal Transfers Guardians to Councils
A reform scheme by the Poor Law Ministry proposes abolishing the boxras of guardians and transferring their principal relief duties to county and county borough councils. The plan aims to reform and coordinate all forms of public assistance and would transfer metropolitan duties to the London County Council.
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London County
Y Noonasedd
Pink Pills Promised Help For Pale Girls
An old advertisement touts Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for pale girls and weak constitutions. It cites improvements in appetite and strength, claiming dramatic health benefits and faster recovery from overwork and study. The message urges mothers to obtain the medicine through a central box address.
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Williamas
Sugar Beets Tested in Manitoba District for 1926 Drill
Tests at Manitoba Agricultural College and American Beet Sugar plant Grand Forks NC show favorable results for Bramton area beets grown in 1925. Brandon board of function with horticultural society plans larger beet testing program in 1926 with fifty to one hundred plots to be set out district wide.
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Standon
Manitoba Agricultural College
American Beet Sugar Company
Grand Forks
Bramton
Brandon Board of Function
Horticultural Society
Leprosy Cure Claim Tied to Oil Formula Says Doctor
Dr Roger Adams of the University of Timois reports nearly half of leprosy cases not past one month can be cured using chau mogile oil. The item also mentions crop questions and a liniment for grippe amid garbled notes.
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Roger Adams
University of Timois
Canadian National Railways Sees Record Western Profit
Canadian National reports a prosperous year with both freight and passenger business up in the western region from Armstrong Ontario to the Pacific coast. Grain shipments and overall traffic rose, costs were controlled, and an operating profit is anticipated at system headquarters in Montreal.
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Ont
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Canadian National
Cour
Fan National Railways
Trade With South Africa Dominates Canadian Newsprint Flow
Eric M. Dyke of the Wayaxamack Pulp and Papers returns from South Africa noting Canada currently supplies ninety percent of that nation's newsprint and autos. He spent years examining conditions and projects future growth in trade between the two countries.
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Anada
Canada
South Africa
Eric M. Dyke
Waayaxamack Pulp and Papsans
Young Woman Describes Long Illness and Recovery Pills
A twenty year old woman recalls suffering heart palpitations and faint spells that prevented her from skating and working alone. She credits pills from The T Milburn Co Toronto with restoring her health and vitality, expressing gratitude for the change. The article notes London's largest water reservoir recently completed and containing vast water storage.
Nicodemus Visits Jesus Reflecting on Faith and Belief
The Sunday school text recounts Nicodemus, a Jewish rabbi and ruler, visiting Jesus by night. It notes his recognition of Jesus as a divinely sent teacher, yet questions linger about openly aligning with Him within the Sanhedrin and synagogue.
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Sterntemus
Nicatenus
Merrh
Nicodemus
Jesus
Rabb
God
Tim
Lis Mtrac
Will Link Empire With Air Service
Lord Thomson, former Air Secretary and British Labour government figure, predicts imperial nations will be closely linked by air transport soon. He argues air links will aid commercial aviation and support the imperial chain as a vast territory benefits from air travel.
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Air
Lord Thomasstary
Toronto
Thome
Thomson
England
Hope To Cut Paper Costs With Eucalyptus Newsprint
A US source notes eucalyptus wood may lower newsprint costs to about half the current imported price. A Wisconsin lab trial produced paper from San Paulo grown timber with adequate strength for high speed presses, though presses remain sensitive to quality and labor costs. Sun spots, weather, and other findings are briefly mentioned alongside miscellaneous notices.
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San Paulo
Hirazi
Death of Mons Burgomaster Les ter Lescarts Reported
Major General Sir Frederick Loomia of the Third Canadian Mission receives word from Mons mayor of the death of Burgomaster Les ter Lescarts. Lescarts welcomed Canadian troops late in November. The date noted is November 11, 1818, with memorial attention following.
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Mons
Frederick Loomia
Lester Lescarts
Heatiary Atedom
The Best Medicine She Ever Took
Ontario lady praises Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best remedy she ever used after recovery from illness. Mick E Charbonneau recounts personal relief and recommends the pills to others based on his experience. The ad notes strong consumer enthusiasm for Dodd's Kidney Pills. The article also mentions New Regina Hotel plans valued around $250,000 to be built with concrete and brick by Geo Brodin on the Regina site.
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Ontario
Dodd
Mick E Charbonneau
Todd
Regina
Geo, Brodin
The Rise of Dr. Pierce and His Medical Creations
A fragmented obituary-like note details Dr. William W. Pierce and his work in Cincinnati beginning in 1862. It credits him with founding the World's Dispensary in 60 years of practice, promotingPierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and the Fivotree Prescription. It mentions Bridgeburg and Ohio.
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Cincinnati
W. Pierce
Taree
Prince
Pierce
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