Canada Leads World In Recovery Says Toronto Analysis
The Toronto Saturday Night article argues Canada’s rate of advancement surpassed the world in key sectors from 1925 to 1928. It cites wheat and other commodities, coal and oil, metals, paper, aluminum, and foreign trade gains, noting Canada’s broad diversification and potential for further growth amid global unsettlements.
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Canada
United States
France
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
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Heat and Sound Diatomite Used In Industry
The Dominion holds numerous diatomite deposits across British Columbia Ontario and the Maritimes. This light material made of diatom skeletons serves as a heat and sound insulator a filter and as an admixture in concrete and plaster.
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Glasgow man hurt in tramway crash wins damages
A Glasgow man injured in a tramway accident sued the company after a train wreck incident left him among victims. He received £10 in damages and 60 days in jail when the fraud was uncovered.
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What a Man Gets Out of a Job Depends on Effort
A reflection on how outcomes from work hinge on personal effort. The saying emphasizes initiative, diligence, and attitude as key drivers of reward.
Tribute To Dr Eckener and Airmindedness in Air Travel
A New York World writer notes that the Graf Zeppelin’s arrival amid worst weather sparked little stir as the public now expects safe and regular airship service across the Atlantic. Hoover’s prophecy of soon regular air travel is viewed as prophetic in hindsight.
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New Torx Evening World
Scheule
Bremen
Eckener
Atlantic
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Pale Faces and Nervous Breakdowns in Anemia Cases
Miss Margaret Torrey from Tomrie Ontario shares her experience of anemia and fainting spells, noting heart palpitations and fatigue after light activity. She credits improvement after using Williams Pink Pills, gaining weight and steadier strength, and mentions availability by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario.
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Margaret Torrey
Tormie
Ont
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Dr. Willams Medicine& Co
Brockville
Unified India Seen Rising as One Nation in Simon Report
The Simon report envisions India evolving into a single strong nation within the British Commonwealth, eventually forming a federal confederacy with Burma remaining separate. It recommends an eight province federation, self government training in provincial schools, a revised India Act framework, and joint cabinet responsibility while the British army remains in India for the foreseeable future.
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Burma
Courageous voyage ferrying sick man through Hudson Bay ice
A sick Hudson Bay Company official from Monala was transported 80 miles north of Churchill to seek medical aid. Kenneth Carter and two Eskimos piloted an open freight canoe with sail through heavy seas and ice to Churchill, then to The Pas, finally heading toward Winnipeg for hospital care. The perilous two day voyage lasted June 5 to June 11 with near drownings and sudden cold snaps. Asthma sufferer Ford seeks relief from chronic illness with Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, promoted as restoring comfort and sleep.
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New Baby Auto Utes: GM Plans $200 Small Car in U S
General Motors is building a small four cylinder car modeled after the English Austin. It would retail in the United States at about $200. Detroit pattern work on a radical design aims to broaden ownership and revive business in lower price models.
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United States
General Motors
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Final Exan Ponders Venice and Shapes in Zolas
A fragmentary excerpt contrasts vivid phrases about Venice and abstract definitions. It mentions a polygon as a man of many, a brunette as a young bear, and ambiguity as two simultaneous wives. It also hints at figures of speech and circles, plus a note on Normans introducing the Fru ae.
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Venice
Gorgonzolas
Postage Rates Cut for International Mail From Canada
The Post master-General's Department announced new international rates effective July 1 stemming from the World Postal Congress in London. First ounce letters five cents, each additional ounce three cents. post cards three cents. printed matter one cent per two ounces. commercial papers five cents up to 10 ounces then one cent per two ounces. samples two cents up to four ounces then one cent per two ounces. international reply coupons seven cents each with five-cent redemption in stamps. Applies to parcels or letters sent outside Canada to non British Empire, non France, non Americas regions.
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France
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London
England
Canada
British entrant Carstairs ships Fatelle V boat for Detroit race
Betty Carstairs aims to set a new speed record with the Fatelle V motor boat shipped from England aboard the Calgario liner. Five mechanics accompany it from Halifax to Gravenbury Ontario for tuning in Muskoka Lakes before Detroit races. Major Segrave’s death leaves Miss Carstairs as the sole British entrant for the international trophy.
Mystery Fish Baffles Moray Firth Fishermen
Fishermen near the Banffshire coast report catching a large unknown species in a net off Moray Firth. The fish, unlike any seen by veteran crews, remained alive for hours after capture, puzzling old and experienced netsmen.
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Bible figure with largest following sparks back bench shout
In a church scene a question on biblical following prompts the crowd to shout Ananias from a back bench. A separate note reports Japan’s postal savings surpassing one billion dollars, marking a notable financial milestone.
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Moses
Paul
Ananias
Coal Movement Arranged to Oust Imported Fuel
Frank G. Neate secretary of the Dominion Fuel Board says Alberta and Saskatchewan coal can now move into Manitoba under new subvention. He notes administrative setup is complete with railways cooperation and that operators and distributors understand requirements. He urges coal people to use the weapon against foreign coal imports.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Frank G. Neate
Dominion Fuel Board
Ottawa
Neate
Winnipeg
Mr. Neate
English Language Spreading Through American Books Abroad
The Department of Commerce reports American books sell well overseas. The United Kingdom and Canada lead readers, with China, Latin America, and the Philippines also purchasing large volumes. The spread of English language and Anglo-Saxon culture is evident in foreign markets.
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United States
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Canada
China
America
Philippines
A Prime Dressing For Wounds
A brief note warns against carbolic acid in factories for wound care and promotes Dr. Thomas' Eletric Diet as a safer quick-acting alternative. The piece also reports St Michael and All Angels Church in Helensburg, Scotland, finally deciding to complete its unfinished tower after 62 years.
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St. Michael and All Angels’ Church
Helensburg
Scotland
Berlin machine offers wash supplies with five cent drop
Minard's for RI Cleanliness notes a Berlin machine that requires a five cent drop to dispense water for washing the face and hands. A packet of powdered soap and a paper towel accompany the water, providing a complete cleaning kit.
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Berlin
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