What Of Canada's Future in contemporary thought
In a two‑perspective discussion about Canada’s progress since 1900, Miss Agnes Laut argues a lag in national dedication and a missing ideal while Oliver offers cautious optimism. The piece surveys Canada’s wartime impact, emigration to the United States, and growth in wheat and pulp industries, weighing climate, language, and regionalism as limits to a unified national ideal.
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Cannte
Ie Oliver
Deller
Agnes Laut
Emi Ieewarer Stebsi
Lusiaies
Canada
Kook
Miss Laut
Cana
United States
Ceniar
Jong Gretink
Miss Tertiy
Kanye
Dominion
Mack
Dominica
France
Ried
Toronto
Cours
Foremost Alberta gas well boosts output and supplies region
Alberta Natural Gas Development Well at Foremost, Alberta, greatly increases output with an open flow of 20,000,000 cubic feet, signaling the biggest of four new producers in the Belt. The project, reported to the Alberta Public Utilities Board, raises Foremost’s total gas supply to 49,008,000 feet and marks a milestone for Thunder Bay District timber operations with record pulpwood, cedar, and pole outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notor
Jorn AL Notiye
Alberta
Thunder Bay
Cuenca
Eucador
Canada Emerges as Major Wheat Exporter
Canada assumes a prominent role as a wheat exporting nation with exports last month surpassing the United States. Canada shipped more than 41,009,000 bushels versus 3,421,000 bushels from the U S, and Canadian wheat departures from American ports were about four times those of U S shipments.
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Ominion
Canada
United States
Western Horses For the East
A large movement of Western horses to the east is reported by stock dealers. During March and April, 1 491 horses were shipped from the prairie provinces to Ontario 1 057 to Quebec 418 to Nova Scotia 294 to New Brunswick and 32 to Newfoundland totaling 2 299 head. Of this number 1 981 come from Alberta 517 from Saskatchewan and 589 from Manitoba.
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Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Quebe
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Alberta
Saskatcheswan
Manitoba
Wheat railway movement in Alberta totals 152 616 6 bushels
Alberta wheat railway companies shipped 152 616 6 bushels last year to May 31 this year. From this, deduction of about 29 000 000 bushels is needed to adjust for receipts from Saskatchewan points included in the Alberta division of CPR and for grain movement off brands lines main transcontinental.
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Alberta
Sber
iBaskatchewan
CPR
Muain
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised Miracle Cure
A mis-spelled and garbled health ad highlights Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia and low blood. It claims rapid improvements in energy and breath, with testimonials from Mrs A. Aihs of Pierson Manitoba and mentions mail order availability at 40 cents per bottle.
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A. Aihs
Pierson
Man
Clark Kitchens Offers Thirteen Soups From Expert Chefs
Provincial Government reports show timber scaled in the first quarter of the year. The notice highlights prepared meals and shopping options with Clark's kitchen offerings and no waiting or fuel costs mentioned.
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Clark
Clark Kitchens
Iice
Australian Will Tour Canada Pity Boys to Visit August
Young Australia League cadets aged 18 to 18 will tour Canada in August, a return visit to the 1912 Canadian Cadet Corps trip. They arrive in Quebec on August 23, marking a cultural exchange between Australia and Canada. Canadian flour exports in May surpassed U S figures, totaling 1,953,487 barrels versus 967,504 barrels.
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Canada
Young Australia League
Corns
Australia
Quebec
Scottish Editors Tour Canadian Dominios
A group of five Scottish editors plan visits to Canadian territories to study farming conditions and settlement potential. They aim to observe how Scots have achieved success and how settlers may adapt methods and locations to future homes in the Dominion.
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Qeeetea
Canagey Bama Dostiete
William Aitaty
Merald Glasgow
GO Rel
Toe Pawkies
Galloway Standard Raton
T Man
Col Wait
Uerdeon Pree
Canadian National Railways
Colland
Wit
Abolition Of Titles Debated In British Commons
In the House of Commons MacDonald era discussion centers on abolishing hereditary titles in Britain. Stirling MP suggests titles tied to party contributions might be unfair to some. Tensions rise as Conservative MPs defend or question the proposal amid factional remarks.
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Ion
Bre
House of Commons
MacDonald
Great Britain
Johnston
Labor
Stirling and Clackmannan
Thendelt
Newark
Fineham
Sally
Canadian Wheat Crop Outlook From Dominion 1924 Forecast
A London report suggests British buyers see Canada’s 1924 wheat crop growing but not meeting world demand. It notes Canadian production may be about 19 million bushels, well below last year’s record of roughly 474 million bushels, with global supplies no longer tied to any single source postwar.
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Dominion
London
Canada
Demand For Canadian Cheese and Butter Rebounds
JA Ruddick of Dominion Dairy Company returns from Britain with surveys showing Canada regains first place in cheese and butter markets after colder New Zealand competition wanes.
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JA. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy Com
British Isles
New Zealand
Winte
Canada
The Dark Cloud Over Europe Stretches Across Nations
An analysis warns that warlike policies fail to unite Europe economically with vast language barriers and frontiers. It argues progress hinges on radical policy change and latent noble forces beneath surface efforts toward unification.
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Europe
Home Medicine Chest Remedies Highlight Dr Thomas Belnetrte Oil
Standard household remedies include Dr Thomas Belnetrte Oil praised for relieving pain and aiding healing. Also recommended is Dr Thomas Electric Oil for rheumatic and neuralgic pains, sore throats, chest infections, burns, scalds, cuts, and bruises.
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Thomas’ Belnetrte
D. Thomas
Canadian Government Protects Wild Bison Herd Region
Reports from the Canadian west confirm a genuine wild bison herd exists between the Peace River the Slave and Caribou Mountains. A park of over 19 000 square miles is set aside to safeguard the four footed citizens and allow their numbers to grow undisturbed. The Us family physician notes home remedies like Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for minor injuries and inflammations.
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Peace River
Slave
Caribou
The
Dominion
Thomas
Does Your Baby Cry How to Ease Fussiness in Heat
An old advertisement outlines feeding babies with Borden's Eagle Brand Milk when breast milk is insufficient. It claims easy preparation with boiled water and promises free feeding instructions plus a Baby Welfare Book and Baby Record Book from The Borden Company Limited, Montreal.
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Hit
Borden
Tmne
Borden Company Limited
Montreal
Cattle Train Heads South from Lloydminster to Chicago
Thirty one cars of cattle the largest shipment to leave Alberta this year departed Lloydminster on a CN train. About 150 head from the Mberts Bros ranch near Lloydminster were fed since last September for T F Cadew of Edmonton and Calgary, then shipped to William Daniels and Bros in Chicago.
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Alberta
Lloydminster
Canadian National Railway
Mberts Bros
T. F. Cadiow
Edmonton
Calgary
William Daniela
Broe
Chicago
Wembley Exhibition Smitten by Stealing Spree
Police report hundreds of articles from the Wembley Exhibition thefts daily as visitors snatch small items despite guards. Ivory model displays suffer damage while patrons pull hairs and posters. Authorities have limited options to curb the loss.
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Wembley
Publicity System Aims to Draw Western Settlement
Publicity efforts by Nation Railways and Western Canada Colonization officials anticipate large numbers of settlers to the west this year as Wembley Exhibitions attract attention. Inquiries indicate growing interest in western Canadian opportunities and farming prospects, with manufacturers highlighting asthma remedies as popular products.
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The
Nation Railways
London
W. Blacks
War talk in Wales hints at arms cuts amid surplus bayonets
Sir John Simon speaking at a Welsh council meeting said the hoped for Kate war would cut armaments, but today there were a million additional bayonets for service in Europe beyond prewar stocks, while cruiser developments moved forward.
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Welsh Council
Landmontod
Wales
John Simon
Europe
Alberta Egg Industry Expands Reach in North
Alberta's egg sector grows in northern areas as exports rise to 1.5 million eggs. The province previously relied on imports, including from China, but now emphasizes domestic and regional production.
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Alberta
China
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Pate
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Aed
T. Milbara Co
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