Immigration and Unemployment Challenge Headlines
The article argues immigration and unemployment dominate public discourse with conflicting views. It notes US Britain Germany Canada face job losses amid shifting economies, mass production, automation, and farm consolidation. It urges self inquiry and study to solve the issue rather than blame others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Curance
Crete
Chang Ng
The World Goes Mad Says Psychologist
A Los Angeles Times columnist cites a psychologist warning insanity is rising and the world will eventually be in an asylum. The piece contrasts doom with a view that skilled minds can keep the machinery running for now.
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Sam
Los Angeles Times
Fragmented health tips amid garbled OCR text
The readable parts warn about avoiding harmful drugs and emphasize safer approaches to health. The passage mentions quick relief, heart risk, and the need for proper nutrition and non drug methods, but the text is incoherent and punctuated with errors. It resembles a damaged public health note or article fragment.
Conferences Set for Winnipeg Agricultural Week
Two important agricultural conferences will be hosted in Winnipeg within two months. Deputy minister Dr J M Grisdale announced a multi department research conference in March with Dr H M Tory of the National Research Council attending. A second conference on barley production will follow and a further statement will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
J. M. Grisdale
Grisdale
H. M. Tory
National Research Council
Regina Seeks 20000 Sewer Project for Unemployment Relief
Regina city officials consider a new $20,000 sewer programme to replace an prior project as unemployment relief. So far eight and a half blocks of sewers have been dug by day laborers and an 18 block plank walk project has begun at a cost of $5,000.
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Regina Cary Cornell
Regina
Ward for Women Drivers in New York State
Hartnett reports women drivers make up about 16 percent of infractions in the last four months. Men far outnumber women in speeding and traffic violations with 3 918 men cited versus 66 women for car light offenses, 4685 men versus 69 women for similar charges, and many other comparisons across categories.
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Charles A. Hartnett
New York State
Smoking Motors
Aga Net
Ugeven
Influenza Dangers Warned and a Patent Remedy Promoted
The piece warns that influenza weakens the body and can cause chronic invalidity, urging prevention with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It includes a testimonial from a Belleville resident who claims the pills restored health after nervous digestion and pale, watery blood. The ad notes pills are available from local druggists or by mail for 90 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ontario.
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Canada
Nem
Williams
Belleville
Dr. Willams
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Tribute to Canadian Industry on a Dominion tour
Six post graduates, touring Canada under the British Institute of Certified Grocers, visited the Salada Tea Company plant in Montreal. The secretary C L T Beeching reported the Montreal tea blending warehouse was the neatest and cleanest in the world. Canada can be proud of industries that impress such visitors. An entertainment by George Washington featured banquet hall lighting at ten dollars an hour. Tungsten means heavy in Swedish.
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Dominion
Montreal
Sanada Tea Company. of Canada, Limited
C. L. T. Beeching
Tea & Coffee ‘Trade Journal
New York
Salada Tea Company
Canada
Heart Ailment Relief Reported By Reader
A reader describes years of heart and nerve trouble improving after taking advertised remedies. The writer claims no recurrence of symptoms since using the product and notes availability through price or Soc. box at druggists.
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Ace
Alberta selects Tyndall stone for Edmonton admin building
The Alberta Government will use Manitoba Tyndall stone for its new Edmonton administration building, a decision that favors the local quarry source over Indians' stone. The contract's stone cost could reach a quarter of a million dollars and Manitoba Premier Brownlee telegraphed support to Premier Bracken.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Edmonton
Tydall
Brownlee
Bracken
United States
John
Western Canada Press Group Plans Expanded News Service
Publishers and editors from western Canada and members of the Canadian Press met in Vancouver to plan a major expansion of the news service. The project follows the printeriza tion of leased wire circuits from Winnipeg to Victoria and aims to double wordage in local papers, enabling freer news exchange among the four western provinces and more cross‑country coverage. The group urged the board to appoint a Canadian Press staff representative in Tokyo now that a Canadian ministry exists in Japan.
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Western Canada
Vancouver
W Nnipes
Victoria
Indival
Foregn
Toko
Japan
Saskatchewan Premier to Host Informal Education Conference
Premier J. T. Anderson announced an informal education conference to be held in Regina with invitees from Saskatchewan stations. The event aims to focus public thought on educational development and to gather firsthand views on pressing problems. He urged civic and social groups to participate and support proposed new high school and public school courses.
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Andereen
Saskatchewan
Regina
J. T. Anderson
Educaten
AD Gerson
Tas
Whch
Iam
United Farmers of Canada
Trades and Labor Councils
Boards of Trade
Asthma Remedy Praised In Family Distress Appeal
An appeal notes Dr. J D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy as a powerful, well regarded cure for asthma distress. The advertisement claims a long record of success across regions and seeks relief for afflicted individuals in need of its use.
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J.D. Kelloge
Canada to redeem loan in cash in 1930
The government announces it will redeem in cash a loan of 20 million dollars payable on February 1 1930. Canada’s revenue in the first ten days of the current fiscal year exceeds the entire year 1868, the federation’s first year. Last year’s revenue surplus would have more than paid off the national debt of Canada of the early nineteenth century.
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Canada
Automatic umbrella vending in Berlin promises quick shelter
If rain hits Berlin pedestrians will find a corner machine selling umbrellas for 15 cents. The oil paper umbrellas may not last forever but cover for a dozen storms and are handy when showers fall. Also notes that so called Arabian horses were first domesticated in North Africa by Libyans around 2000 BC.
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Berlin
North
Africa
Riel Veteran Dead In the West Edmonton Elderly Man's Long Trail
Murdock McLeod 85 Edmonton’s oldest resident died after a brief illness. An apprentice with the Hudson Bay Company at 15, he endured imprisonment during the Riel Rebellion and later joined a party that traveled from Winnipeg to Edmonton, a voyage from September 1 1875 to November 18.
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Murdock McLeod
Edmonton
Cty
Hebrides
Hudson Bay Company
Prairies
Winnipeg
Zam Malka Skin Remedy Promises Soothing Winter Aches
A wary advertisement touts Zam Malka as the best remedy for chapped hands, cracking skin, and winter ailments. It claims frost and cold winds worsen injuries and promises smooth skin with herbal essences.
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Zam Ash
Canadian Water Power Roots and 1928 Hydraulic Growth
The article traces Canada's water power origins to early French settlers providing grain and lumber processing. It notes public electricity use began after 40 years of development, with 1928 hydraulic capacity totaling 5,349,292 hp, of which 4,145,603 hp powered public electrical generation. It also advertises Miller's Worm Powders as a tonic for children’s stomachs and appetite.
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Sent
Canada
Lumber plants in British Columbia drive $200 million industry
Four hundred BC lumber plants employ about forty thousand workers and pay roughly sixty million dollars in wages. In 1928 the provincial cut exceeded three billion feet, reflecting a strong but solitary industrial backbone in the region.
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British Columbia
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N. UL
Rastes
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Disco Educatio
Real
Minard
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Atlantic
The
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London
Power
B.C. Lumbering Operations
Appleford
Appleford Paper
Western Representativee
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina, Sask
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