Canada’s Jubilee year calls for renewed tolerance and unity
The piece reflects on Canada’s Diamond Jubilee, praising progress built on mutual respect between French and English speakers and Catholics and Protestants. It argues that tolerance, cooperation, and less bitterness are key to national strength, urging Canadians to extend goodwill and avoid interference abroad while embracing shared duties.
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Finlis
Canada
Confederation
Dominion
Youtwil
Britain
Russia
Kusela
China
Christian Churches of
Canad
Vancouver
Victoria
Lurgi Officials Eye Estevan Coal Fields for Carbonizers
Estevan coal fields attract interest from F A Oeiken of Largi Corp Frankfurt and Dr Frank Mueller of New York, proposing Lurgi carbonizers at about five dollars per ton. They meet Premier Gardiner and officials from the Bureau of Labor Industries to discuss potential use of the Lurgi process. Scrubwoman anecdote appears as a separate fragment with unrelated dialogue.
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F. A. Oeiken
Largi Corporation
Frankforton Main
Germany
Invento
Lurgi
Frank Mueller
New York
Lurgi Corporation
Estevan
Gardiner
T. Davis
T. M Molloy
Bureau of Labor Industries
New Moose Jaw Hotel Aims At Well To Do Tourists
The Community Hotel in Moose Jaw is under formation with plans for a six to seven story frontage on Main Street and Cordova Street. Estimated cost is about $350000. The project is leased for 20 years by Associated Canadian Hotels from Vancouver to attract affluent travelers making Moose Jaw a transit point to the Rockies and Pacific Coast.
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Moos Jaw
Main Street
Cordova Street
Associated Canadian Hotels
Linsted
Vancouver
Moose Jaw
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Plows With Manless Tractor Demonstrated Near Lincoln
Spectators marvel as a manless electric guided tractor plows a field at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture near Lincoln. Grand Island inventor FLL Zibach shows the auto guiding device, needing no operator beyond initial furrow, with gasoline and oil replenishment the only care.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Fll
Ztbach
Grand Island
Neb
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Zibach
Nerviline claims swift relief for swollen joints and nerves
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a non oil preparation that penetrates quickly to tissues, easing pain stiffness and soreness. It highlights decades of success, noting large bottle sales and wide distribution. An accompanying item reports an ancient oak canoe unearthed near Ryton by the River Tyne, preserved and placed in Hancock Museum.
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River Tyne
Nar Ryton
Hancock Museum
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Weak, Listless Girls Heal with Williams pink pills
A testimonial from Dorothy Tumblin of Busiland NL praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a rapid restorative for weak girls with pale skin, headaches, fainting spells, and run down blood. The ad claims improved strength after two boxes and offers mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. Scientists ponder civilization’s beginnings.
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Willams
Williams
Dorothy Tumblin
Busi Island
Castoria Endorsed for Babies and Children
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years to ease constipation and colic in babies and children. It claims to relieve flatulence wind colic and diarrhea, reduce feverishness, aid digestion, and restore natural sleep without opiates, with the genuine product bearing a signature.
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Fletcher
Spends Ninety-Eighth Birthday in Prison
Old Charlie Lindwall, Joliet Penitentiary’s oldest inmate and perhaps the nation’s, marked his ninety eighth birthday in the prison yard. Convicted in 1900 for murder, he has refused pardons, aging in place with near blindness and frail health, while guards and fellow inmates maintain a quiet routine around his favored seat in front.
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Argon
Charlie” Lindwall
Joliet
Lindwall
Lfe
Charlie
Machines Take Laborers Place In US Harvest
The article describes combines replacing human harvesters as a single machine can cut, thresh, and sack grain across large wheat fields. A farmer can harvest 59 to 75 acres daily, replacing 20 hired hands, with workers earning pay to fund next year’s schooling. The piece highlights the shift to mechanized farming and its impact on labor demand and regional migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pioneer mind reader Anna Eva Fay dies at Melrose home
The famed mind reader Anna Eva Fay, who baffled audiences and experts for decades, dies at her Melrose Massachusetts home. Her supposed secret to reading minds and predicting outcomes remains disputed as she leaves behind a legacy of mystery and speculation about the Good Old Days.
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Anna Eva Fay
Melrose
Macs
Canada Weather compared to world climates praised
Canada’s climate is described as not as bad as other nations despite harsh winters and unreliable springs. The piece contrasts Canadian weather with reports of floods cyclones earthquakes and storms abroad, arguing overall Canada’s climate remains blessed compared with many countries.
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Aden
Chile
Minots
Kansas
Canada
Progress of Sixty Years Jubilee Featured in Mond Celebration
The Diamond Jubilee showcases rapid progress in science with orewa bells’ radio broadcast reaching worldwide. George’s anthem reply will be heard in Canada only 0.01 seconds after London utterance. Miller's Worm Powders claim to rapidly correct stomach conditions and expel intestinal worms, restoring digestion and immunity.
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Orewa
George
Canada
London
England
Colonization efforts to place 2000 Westward families this spring
The Canada Colonization Association reports prior success with 110 families on 29 952 acres in the Prairie Provinces and 75 families on 18 105 acres in March. Through four months of immigration nearly 68 005 acres were settled across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with expectations of about 11 000 more people placed on 500 000 acres by June as families average three to a unit.
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Canada Colonization Association
Prairie Provinces
Manitotkatchewan
Alberta
Hamilies
Western Canada
Firestone Air Service Plans Spring Run Between Lakes
Western Canada Airways will operate a regular air service between ae du Bonnet and Lakes 8 this spring. The trip is projected to take about 45 minutes, with daily flights by canoe for access to field sites. The plan aims to establish a dependable aeroplane link the region has long sought.
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Mine Field
Ae du Bonnet
1 Lakes
Western Canada Airways
Theeig
Kiew
Heart Palpitations and Dizziness Prompt Soldier’s Rest Cure
A letter recounts nervous tension and dizzy sinking spells, with heart palpitations and fatigue from work. The writer claims relief after using a home remedy sold for 50 cents a box by The T Milburn Co. and promises similar relief to others suffering heart trouble. The notice also mentions a substitute product with sealed glass bottles and a paper bottle design.
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Ating
Bob
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Tor
London Dairy
Minard's Liniment for in t bives
Minard's Liniment is touted as the most critical aid to forget what you want to forget in this brief, curious note about a familiar remedy and its claimed mental relief.
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Minard
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Mary
Dr. Williams
the Borden Co, Limited
Montreal
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Hlum
Mississippi
Sydney
Dia
of Colonization Associations
Dr. Thomas
Afric
Mamieuriet
Firestone Dealers
Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber CO. OF Canada Limited
Hamatton, Ontario
BAYER
Bart Manufa
Halcyon Taeeyt
Wsst
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