Progress Of The C N R 19 Before Parliament Statement
The minister outlines the Canadian National Railway system's finances and operations through 1926, noting higher net earnings versus 1922 and improved open rates. He cites tax relief tied to CN advances and predicts further relief if performance continues. The report highlights CN and CPR as two national systems, both thriving alongside general economic renewal and immigration, with improved service and reduced deficits anticipated.
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CA. Dunning
Canadian Nations Railways
Fle
Slong Bern
Bnaneal Vardes
Cam Hay
Snr
Canadian National Management
National Railway
Haipa
Maralding
Thay Stor
Canada
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National
Sir Henry
Mr Dunland
Dominion
Canadian Pacffc
CTR
Centennial Exposition Opens Amid Parade and Speeches
The Sesqui Centennial exposition in Philadelphia opens amid a parade with 159 guns and about 20,000 spectators. Secretary Kellogg Hoover and Mayor Freeland Kerik deliver remarks as officials note a marked likeness in fingerprints, implying a claims of near exact duplication once in 65 billion.
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Philadelphia
Beate Kellogs
Hoover
Freeland Kerek
Gaion
Women Workers In Britain Four Million Employed Says Former Labor Member
A former labor member states about four million women are employed in British industries. The figure covers mining and engineering sectors, with roughly 225,000 women in mining and engineering roles. Miss Martha Field, the first female parliamentary secretary for labor, presented the estimate.
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Labor
British Industries
Miss Mararefield
Abor
Parila
Mintry
Enterprising London Tailor Unveils Exclusive Suit Material
A bold London tailor partners with a Goth weaver to create a new season niche. Each suit uses unique material with a guarantee that no two will be identical, aiming for the highest exclusivity beyond any prior fashion model. Auction plans may follow to crown the first exclusive rights.
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Minow Weber
Oxford
United
London
Chicago News
Universal Pain Relief Promises In Universal Satisfaction
A historical ad style claim extols a remedy that eases joint stiffness, reduces swellings, and subdues pain with universal satisfaction, presenting a sweeping endorsements style typical of vintage medical advertisements.
Nerviline relief and potato price report snippet
Nerviline promises swift pain relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and colds with Nervhine urged for common household ailments. A Canadian potato shortage drives higher market prices as a farmer in Laird sells potatoes at a high value per bushel amid regional marketing.
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Canada
United States
Sault Ste. Marie Diatetet
Laird
Unusual Profession Sparks Noted New Jersey Inventor
Laura Lee Rogers of Elizabeth New Jersey has spent twenty years building a business in crafting attractive catchy notes for homes boats and manufactured goods. Her naming of prepared cereals and other foods has gained global recognition.
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Jay
Laura Lee Rogers
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Mias Rogers
Debates Over National Debt and Railway Profitability
A Vancouver Province opinion discusses reallocating debts of the Canadian National to reflect real value. It argues mining water from the national to charge other calamities like war debt, keeping the railway viable as a going concern while avoiding overbearing burden on a single industry.
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Jesus Mere
Rome
Dunnin
National
Vancouver
Dodd's Kidney Pill Relief For Back Troubles
Sussex New Brunswick report states Mr Marchbank, a local resident, found lasting relief from a sore back after using Dodd's Kidney Pill. He reports prior doctors offered little help and that after six to ten boxes his back has not bothered him for over two years.
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New Brunswick
Dodd
Sussex
Tls
Marchbank
Plac
Dodi
Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Nervous Strength Solve Weakness
Mrs D Veno of Union Square NS credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with lifting her from severe fatigue and nerve breakdown. She describes sleepless nights, nervous headaches, and inability to do housework, noting real improvement after taking a few pills and urging others with weak nerves to try the remedy.
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D. Veno
Union Square
Willams’ Pak
Wotan
Willams
Mall
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Rare red diamond found in Kimberley diggings South Africa
A rare red diamond of considerable value was found in alluvial diggings at Kimberley. The stone may fetch from 60 to 750 dollars per carat, with a six carat flawless cut planned by a local firm. Initial appearance suggested ruby like properties, but closer inspection confirms true diamond traits.
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Kimberley
South Africa
Stage Historic Pageant Opens Ramon ton Exhibition
Hon Oliver will open Ramon ton exhibition this year on July 12 as Alberta marks its 21st anniversary. The ON Association with 600 members backs the historic parade tied to the exhibition’s theme The Coming of Age. The Bulletin office has moved to the exhibition grounds for the event with the pageant featuring 15 episodes.
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Ramenton
Frank Oliver
Ramonton
Oliver
Alberta
Bulletin
Fu First
Alberta Oil Boom Drives Near Fifty Wells In Turner Valley
Southern Alberta drilling activity presses on with about fifty wells either underway or planned in the Turner Valley field this year. E J Miley Exploration Co of California eyes multiple bores near Medicine Hat s Many Island fold as Dutch Shell Oil Co reportedly contemplates entering the Alberta field in pursuit of oil.
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Turner Valley
Ria
Turner Valles Feld
E. J Miley Exploration Co
California
Medicine Hat
Dutch Shell Oil Company
Alberta
Growth Of B C Industry Production Rate Increases
Growth of British Columbia industry shows rapid expansion from 1910 to 1926 with 392 plants producing 5 value and 11 payroll. by 1926 output reaches 199000 with 28 500 employees and payroll around 11 million, signaling strong faith in future growth.
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Ex Polumbia
Milledae Aete-Burean
Astetes Alating
Vce
Ovinice
Duke of York Called to Bar and Made Bencher
The Duke of York was called to the bar and made a bencher of Gray's Inn last month. Following ancient tradition British royal princes become barristers but are not required to pass the usual examinations.
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Hlrhl
Duke of York
Gray's Inn
British Housewives Form Union For Better Domestic Service
Citizens report the British Housewives Association formed by Mrs. C. Peet to urge cooperation among women for improved domestic work and cleaner food handling. The piece also notes remarks about clashing roles, with humorous asides and references to church figures and Queen Elizabeth.
Canada Takes Stock Shows Encouraging 1925 Gains
Canada reports robust 1925 figures with stock values at 7,992,942 dollars, up 824,685 from 1924. Agricultural income rose to 1,708,567,000, a 264,890,000 increase, while building permits in April 1926 reached 3,541,000, up 23 percent from April 1925. Immigrant repatriations totaled 47,221 in the year ending March 31, with many returning from the United States, reflecting improving resources and confidence in Canada.
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Canada
Donin Lms
United States
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Tallor
Wrigley’s
Mr. Marchbank
Ding
Jones” Ling
Minard
Burns
B.C
Thomas Belecele
Mobile
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth
Elisabeth
Boston Transcript
Minnard
Ere
Gehry Ot Bay
Guy
Wien
Bart
Momtar
Fevat
sCanta
Charles Weunewick
Holloway
George
Hieorgia
Eagle Brand
the Borden Co
Montreal
Pease
Hubbard Oven Company
Que West
Toronto
Era Beion Neimedy
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