What Is 2 Good Government Strikes Strident Note in Stratford
In Stratford Ontario RT Bennett argues a government should serve Canadians first, defining good government as selfish. The piece contrasts his view with democracy, Christianity, and colonial precedents noting risks to Confederation and the need for compromise among provinces.
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RT Bennett
Stratford
Ontario
Mr. Benet
Washington
Partizan
Bennett
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Bennett
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Britain
United States
League of Nation
Mackenzie King
Mussolini
Italy
Powerful Electric Signal For Vessels Urged
A renowned French writer argues ships lag in adopting modern electric lighting. He says the sea remains dark at night and urges ships to use powerful signals akin to motor car deadlights to reduce nighttime collisions.
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Fand
Fuller study on powerful electric lighting urged for safety conference
Fuller study of the possibilities of more powerful electric lighting is worthy of the labors of the Conference for the Safety of Life at Sea. The International Conference on the Safety of Life at Sea stresses examining enhanced lighting to improve maritime safety and reduce hazards.
Holstein Bull From Strathmore Pur chased By Quebec Interests
The Raymondale Farm in Vaudreuil Quebec recently purchased Strathmore de Winton Matchless, a Holstein bull imported from the Canadian Pacific supply farm in Strathmore. The junior champion at Calgary Edmonton and Saskatoon last year, he was defeated at other shows by his head mate Strathmore McKinley Fairchild Wayne.
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Raymondale Farm
Vaudreuil
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Supply Farm
Strathmore
Strathmore de
Philips Milk of Magnesia Ad praised for stomach relief
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick, pleasant remedy to neutralize excess stomach acid. It claims a tasteless dose in water is effective and harmless, with pharmacists and physicians endorsing its use for 30 years.
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Philips
New British all steel plane climbs four miles in fourteen minutes
A single-seater all steel plane with Jaguar engine 40 hp climbs to four miles in under 14 minutes and can reach six miles with full load. It carries machine guns heated clothing and oxygen gear, aiming to protect the coast from enemy raids from a home defense aerodrome.
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Britain
Jaguar
Pink Pills Bring Return Of Color And Strength
In Tottenham Ontario Mrs W J Dowling credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with lifting a life burden. After severe anemia like symptoms including pale lips sore heart palpitations and leg cramps, she used three boxes then more and regained color vitality and interest in life. A booklet Building Up the Blood is offered and pills sold by druggists or prepaid by the company Brookside Ontario.
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Willams
W. J. Dowling
Tottenham
Ont
Dr. Williams
Tor. Williams
Increased Travel To West Indies With New Canada Service
Since December last the RMS Lady Nelson linked Canada and the West Indies, with Canadian National steamships nearly fully booked on every sailing. Travel from Canada to the West Indies has surged, and seasonal West Indies visitors to Canada rose in summer due to attractive rates inviting business men to study Canadian markets. Miller's Worm Powders claim to rapidly target worms, aid digestion, and bolster a weakened child’s health. A London horsekeeper’s stable houses 100 horses alongside a small menagerie including Indian monkeys, a wild hare, a fox, pigeons, rabbits, canaries, and exotic birds.
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West Indies
Canada
British Indies
RMS
Lady Nelson
Canadian National Steamships
Canadian National
London
Worm Exterminator and Sunspot Evidence Feature
A cabinet of notes mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a child remedy and cites a study from Dominion Observatory Ottawa linking bird arrival and rainfall to sunspot cycles. It also touts Holloway's Corn Remover for relief and ends with a casual, personal exchange about a dance and getting home safely.
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Ontuidier
France
Dominion Observatory
Ottawa
Keep Misard's Liniment in the Medicine Chest
A brief note advises storing Misard's Liniment in the family medicine chest for ready use. It emphasizes keeping the bottle closed and out of reach of children, and mentions its common preparation as a soothing topical remedy.
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Misard
Iceland's undeveloped land offers vast opportunities
In Reykjavik a small unemployed group highlights Iceland's potential. Officials claim the 100,000 native residents could support 900,000 settlers, urging dirt farmers as the country seeks to expand agriculture. Climate and soil are deemed suitable for many crops with scientific farming improvements.
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Iceland
Reykjavik
Canadian fish industry gains unnoticed value worldwide
The fisheries branch at Ottawa highlights a growing Canadian industry catching species from sardines to whales. In 1927-28 Canada sold 2,071,000 dollars worth of fish, mainly canned, to Australia. In early May a Rose Harbour, BC company took 20 whales for oil meal fertilizer and whalebone.
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Ottawa
Australia
By & Company
Rose Harbor
B.C
British Columbia
Popular Canadian Salmon Tops Money Value In Catch
Canadian fish hold high value abroad with salmon still first in money value. Cod and lobster follow in popularity while sardines gain orders from New Zealand and Australia as the trade grows. The era of remedies mentions Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a widely sold liniment claimed to ease pain across the continent.
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New Zealand
Australia
Thomas
Valley of 2 Thousand Falls and Kellogg's Asthma Remedy
A fragment notes Valley of 2 Thousand Falls in Mount Robson District British Columbia bestowed by Rev G B Kinney with first visit by Dr A P Coleman. It mentions Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming wide patient benefit and availability everywhere.
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Falls
Mount Robson
British Columbia
G. B. Kinney
A. P. Coleman
Moose Jaw Tourist Camp Sees Surge in Attendance
Agitation at Moose Jaw Auto Tourist Camp noted amid rising season demand after about 7 000 visitors last year and expected higher turnout this year. Local authorities anticipate stronger activity at the Moose Jaw camp.
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Moose Jaw
Alber planning extended to farms includes expert advice
Minard's Lintment for Rhein Farm planning in Alber extends to farm layout and house and barn plans. The farmer may obtain expert guidance on site planning and professional input for rural development.
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Alber
Fund to Eliminate Canadian Level Crossings Proposed
Dr S J MacLean notes a railway crossing fund of 200000 dollars yearly, workable for gradual removal of dangerous level crossings. Provinces like Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan can use it with the Railway Board, with Manitoba already showing progress through road changes to avoid crossings.
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Canada
S. J. MacLean
Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners
Saskatchewan
McLean
Railway Board
Alberta
Manitoba
MacLean
Regina Daily Post
Canadian Teachers' Federation names next convention venue
The tenth annual conference in Quebec closed with Edmonton Alberta chosen as next year's convention site. An executive committee was elected including G H Ford A J Powell J R Mackay A E Heard J E Robertson Miss L E Brittain H C Ricker J A D Good and C B Jelly.
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Canadian Teachers’ Federation
Quebec
Edmonton
Alberta
Federation
G. H. Ford
New Westminster
A. J. Powell
Ford
Sask
J. R. Mackay
Saskatoon
A. E. Heard
Winnipeg
Man
J. E. Robertson
Toronto
L. E. Brittaur
Montreal
Que
H. C. Ricker
West St. John
N.B
J. A. D. Good
Truro
N.S
C. B. Jelly
Summerside
Pel
Caution Urged for Motorists and Pedestrians
A traffic authority warns drivers to signal before passing, avoid tailgating, and use horn judiciously. Horns do not grant right of way or guarantee safety. drivers should mainly rely on caution. The dialogue includes a stray diner exchange about late service.
Denied Entrance To States By Border Officials
Jack Star, a Toronto resident with European alias Jacob Starielski, says he was denied entry to the United States for an hour while seeking to present his gasoline substitute invention to General Motors officials. A former racing motorcyclist, he claims nine years of work, world patent plans, and credentials from notable figures, with arrangements made through attorney Frank J. Kinzing er of Detroit. He also reports being denied entry to Detroit for an hour and offering to leave his car with ferry authorities.
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United Tes
General Motors Corp
Jack Star
Grace Street
Toronto
Mr. Star
Canada
Europe
Jacob Starielski
Asia
Sir Herbert Samuel
Palestine
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Frank J. Kinzinger
Detroit
Ferry
Toothbrush Festival to Highlight Chile Education Drive
A Chilean cultural push called the toothbrush festival will be featured across the Republic. The event, organized under the Ministry of Education, involves children in a nationwide program to promote dental hygiene and public health.
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Chile
Republic
Ministry of Education
Blood Oxygen Absorption Rates Reported Amid Speech Errors
A garbled OCR style note mentions blood absorbing about a certain amount of oxygen daily and repeats the claim. It adds a non sequitur about a girl who does not ignite quickly, not clearly tied to any event or source. The fragment lacks identifiable persons or organizations.
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