Message Of The Bells Calls Canada To Peace And Unity
A national radio relay linked 23 stations from Ottawa to the coast for the Diamond Jubilee anniversary. The Bells of the Victory Tower carried King George V’s message and patriotic songs, uniting Canadians and symbolizing peace, goodwill, and national pride.
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Peace Memorial
Cana Cage
Town Radio Time Sets Schools In New System
A local schoolmaster implements a radio timed schedule in which broadcasts replace bells. The town tunes in to hourly signals to start classes as a broadcasting company coordinates clock times for school operations.
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Nymbotda
Austral
Gener Broadcasting Company
aviation field proposed for Lethbridge site
A potential aviation field for Lethbridge would host a commercial air service with space to accommodate ten airplanes abreast. The plan aligns with federal aims to preserve aerial navigation for commercial purposes and cites the North Lethbridge location south of the standpipe.
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Lethbridge
Canada’s Telegraph Network Grows Across Century
The article notes the first telegraph line in 1844 linking Toronto Hamilton St Catharines and Niagara. It reports 284000 miles of wire in Canada, over 15000000 messages yearly earning more than one million dollars and six trans oceanic cables with nine Canadian termini handling about six thousand cablegrams annually. It also mentions peat preserved seeds over 500 years and laboratory grown plants in Malouaria.
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Toronto
Hamilton
St Catharines
N Fara
Saskatchewan Faces New Cattle Shortage This Year
Reported scarcity of cattle in Saskatchewan this year worries producers. Experts say beet cattle supply may fall short of last year. United Farmers of Ontario seek around 1 000 carloads versus 200 previously, while exports to Britain rise by many head and shipments to the U S for the period total 206 000 against 3 264 a year ago.
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Great Britain
United States
Nerviline Proclaimed Quick Relief for Lumbago Pain
Ad claims Nerviline eases lumbago rheumatic aches fast. The ointment allegedly penetrates tissues, draws blood from the congested area, and relieves pain. Advertises Nerviline as the "King of Pain destroyers" priced at 250 and available at all dealers.
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Col. Dennis Outlines Canadian Pacific Colonization Efforts
Col Dennis of the Department of Colonization and Development spoke in Winnipeg on the Canadian Pacific colonization project. He cited 1919 to date figures showing land and equipment value, chattels, and buildings provided by landowners, and argued the broad economic benefits to Canada from increased agricultural settlement and railway transport.
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Historic bagpipes found in Ottawa linked to Culloden tale
A historic bagpipe set linked to the Bonnie Prince Charlie era and Culloden Moor has been located in Ottawa. Owner Mies Franc Nolan refused a £1000 offer from a Scottish museum. The pipes were last played by John Brown, ancestor of the piper at Culloden, during King Edward VII’s visit to Ottawa for the castle cornerstone ceremony.
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Prince of Wales
Thin watery blood dangers and Dr Williams Pink Pills
An old health note warns that thin watery blood signals danger especially in young girls and overworked people. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy and recounts a testimonial from Mias Teresa Heatley of Quebec who claims improved health after using the pills. Readers are urged to send name and address to Brockville Ontario for a free health booklet and to buy pills at 50 cents a box.
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A Nation With a Noble Soul honors Canada and Vimy Ridge
The Daily Mail editorialette lauds Confederation Jubilee and Canada’s wartime sacrifice at Vimy Ridge, noting Canada’s moral leadership and imperial ties. It discusses immigration trends in Britain and Imperial preference as a future reality, alongside a brief aside on Worm Powders and simplified spelling reform.
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Great Britain
Remedy Oils From Tree Seeds Aid Leprosy Treatment
The Times of India reports India uses tree seed oils from Assam and South India as a remedy for leprosy. Sir Leonard Rogers showed injecting solutions can attack the disease effectively.
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Times of India
India
Assam
South India
Leonard Rogers
Minard’s Liniment and Lemur Jumping Tale
An odd clipping mentions Minard's Liniment for waste and Pimples and adds a note about the gelago, a lemur native to the Indian archipelago, described as the champion jumper of animals, reportedly clearing about 200 feet on an inclined plane.
Airplane Survey to Map Saskatchewan for Three Years
Saskatchewan undertakes a three year geological survey using aeroplanes and seaplanes to map unknown territory. Air crews supply maps to geologists who work with prospectors, aiming to produce authentic maps of the province's northern reaches. In Missouri a town of 1800 reports 25 golden anniversaries and four couples with longer marriages.
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Geological Survey of
Saskatekewan
Ceats
Missouri
Canada’s Greatest National Romance and Klondyke Gold Discovery
The Yukon placer gold story, centered on the Klondyke River, is rooted in 1898 and linked to Robert Henderson and William Cormack. The trek from Mackenzie and Alberta to the Yukon involved months of hardship with routes via Vancouver to Dyea, Skagway, and the Chilcott Ranges. Royal Mounted police helped establish safety as camps formed, marking a pivotal moment in Canadian history.
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Yukon
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Alberta
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Chilcott Ranges
Insects and Lightning: Tree Survey Notes and Odd Dialog
A European survey notes trees that attract lightning and the beetle bite remedy Minad's Liniment mentioned for bites. In the American West seventy two percent of trees struck are western yellow pine and Douglas fir. A clipped dialogue scene features Ruth and Reuben arguing over a kiss with rustic dialect.
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