Cooperation urged for federal provincial reform in Canada
The author argues for stronger federal provincial cooperation and debates reform of the British North America Act. It discusses merging provinces, Senate power review, and balancing authority between Dominion Parliament and provincial legislatures to curb veto power and resolve conflicts. It calls for Ottawa to back provincial wishes while protecting citizens from fraudulent stock schemes and ensuring charter integrity.
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Canada
Maritime Provinces
Prairie Provinces
Dhanky
Senate
IFAC
Marie
Columbia
Nova Sco
Imperial Privy Council
Australia
Hearst Muscle Company
Wildcat
Ottawa
Winnipeg Nurses Earn Diplomas in Canada’s Largest Grads
Ninety five student nurses received diplomas at the General Hospital school for nurses in Winnipeg marking the 38th commencement. The event hailed as the largest graduating class in the school's history.
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Winnipeg
Canada
General Hospital School For Nurses
Fox Farms In France Grow Arctic Silver Foxes On Alps Slopes
Inspired by Canadian success, France builds a silver fox industry in Dauphine and Savoy with Canadian pure-bred stock. Farms are operating on the Alpine slopes as authorities import foxes for breeding and commercial purposes.
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Alps
The
Dauphine
Savoy
Baron Byng Heads North to Arctic Tour
Governor General Baron Byng plans a northern journey from Edmonton to the Mackenzie River and Aklavik in the Arctic this summer. He will be accompanied by Hon Herbert Green, Alberta premier, as they travel through Western Canada and the Arctic regions to meet Canadians and learn the country.
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Dominion
Canada
Alber'a
Mackenzie River
Aklavik
Arctic
Herbert
Greentekpeemler
Alberta
Edmonton
Maron Byng
Lady Byne
Dominic
Diamond Dyes Guarantee Color That Lasts
Color It New with Diamond Dyes. Dye in cold water for soft delicate shades or boiling for rich permanent color. Includes 16 pack with simple directions usable on wool silk linen cotton and blends. Tell your druggist the fabric to color.
Manitoba Butter Shipments Surge Past Yearly Marks
Manitoba reports threefold rise in butter shipments in the first quarter versus last year. From January 2 to mid April 1925, roughly 400 boxes of 56 pounds each have moved to markets, with shipments to Isles Toronto New York Chicago and Detroit noted. Provincial data also cites Alberta population at 640000 in 1924, up 52000 since 1921, with about 60 percent of residents of British origin.
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Winnipeg
Isles
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Alberta
Coyotes Hit Sheep Flocks Prompt Intensified Trapping Drive
Rangeland reports show severe losses of sheep to coyote depredations. Sheepmen of the British Columbia region press for a stronger trapping effort this year to curb prowler activity and protect herds.
Bayer Cross Not Present on Tablets Warns Consumers
A health notice urges consumers to verify the Bayer Cross on tablets as a sign of genuine product. The safe pack directions and bottle quantities are outlined, stressing adherence to prescribed dosage and the proven usage guidance.
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Bayer
Ett
Exhausting B C s Game Capital and Economic Issue
The text argues British Columbia relies on wildlife for health and advertising value, noting annual fur yields and game meat consumption. It cites tourism and resident spending on hunting and gear at about 4.1066 billion yearly, urging action to protect and grow this asset amid a weak economy.
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British Columbia
Mone
Williams Pink Pills Offer Rheumatic Relief
An excerpted testimonial proclaims Williams Pink Pills purify and enrich the blood to eradicate rheumatism. Mrs. Minis Wright of Woolwich, Alabama, describes years of sufferings and relief after using the pills, urging others to try them via local dealers or mail order from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.
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Willams
Willian
Minis Wright
Woolchester
Alla
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ M Cine Co
Brockville
Ont
Dialog from a debate on human nature and potential
A fragmentary exchange contrasts Optimist and Pessimist views on men being tailors. The Optimist denies universal traits while the Pessimist suggests many could be if given a chance.
Man finds relief from asthma with Kelloge remedy
A man chronicles years of suffering and declares relief after using Dr J D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy. He states the inhaled smoke or vapor delivers needed help and notes every dealer can supply it through his wholesaler.
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J.D. Kelloge
Tony
Jean
Oldest Choral Society Flourishes in London
The Madrigal Society meets at Carpenters Hall for the cultivation of old English music and has an unbroken 14 year record of sociable singing. The note appears in London Daily Mail. Grain inspections in Western Canada for eight months ending March 1925 totaled 187,798 cars, with the Canadian Pacific lines carrying 105,555 cars and others on other roads.
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London
Madrigal Society
Carpenters’ Hall
London Daily Mall
Western Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Development of Radio Sends Messages Faster Than Cables
The article describes radio messaging improving from 4 to about 30 percent faster than undersea cables. It notes 190 words per minute via a single transmitter and compares to 18 words per minute with older methods. It discusses New York origins and Atlantic routes via cables.
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New York
Europe
Spanish Duke Divides Estates Among Tenants
The Duke of Alba, heir to a long Spanish noble line, reportedly divides two of his estates by parceling land to tenants on a deferred payment plan. He says the move stems from democratic principles and hopes others in the gentry will follow.
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Duke of Alba
Columbus
Amerienata
Chris
Senate Defense Emphasizes Chamber as Checks on Power
Senator Ross argued the Senate is necessary to limit tyranny and prevent unilateral rule. He stated constitutional changes should require broad consent, warning a single unchecked leader would be tyrannical.
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Ross
Chamber
Manitoba Dairy Show Set Amid Provincial Exhibition at Brandon
Arrangements are under way for a dairy products show connected to Manitoba’s Provincial Exhibition in Brandon from June 29 to July. Cash prizes and silver cups with medals and diplomas are planned for several classes, with strong early interest suggesting the largest entry to date.
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Brandon
Connectial
Manitoba
Prairie Fisheries Market Value Totals by Province in 1874
The three prairie provinces produced fish with a total market value of 2 054 102 in 1874. Manitoba accounted for 1 282 503, Saskatchewan 452 492, and Alberta 359 197. Compared with 1873, Manitoba rose 211, Saskatchewan rose 195 849 or 68 percent, while Alberta fell 99 510 or 23 percent.
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Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Alberta
Janttoba
Askatchewan
Dr Thomas Eelectric Ointment widely sold and affordable
The item is advertised as the cheapest preparation to the public with wide Canada distribution and moderate price. It claims easy procurement and universal availability in drug stores across the country.
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Thomas
Canada
Minard’s Liniment Praised for Rheumatism Relief
A letter from Alphonse Richard of St Samuel P Q Testifies that Minard’s liniment relieved his rheumatism after many failed remedies The testimonial also notes the product’s benefits for joints sprains and strains and promotes Minard’s liniment as a solution endorsed by users in Quebec Canada.
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Minard
Alphonse Richard
Bt. Samuel
P. Q
New Hungarian Returnee Plans Farm Settlement with Families
A man identified as Andre recently purchased Towcher Ranch and plans to return to Hungary this month. He expects to bring several families to settle on the farm when he returns.
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Yom
Doseom Vanramer
Abo Miih Diuther
Andre
Murchaset
Illness Allegedly Affected Woman’s Heart Spurs Advice
A distressed woman describes long heart troubles with fainting spells that prompted her husband to arrange constant care. Despite many remedies, nothing helped until a visitor advised trying a new approach.
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Weltes
Tiend
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Raise Old Cure Claims
A 30 year examination claims deaths from tuberculosis in New York City fell 44 percent while heart disease deaths rose. The ad cites husband Me Webster urging the product as a remedy despite lacking verifiable evidence.
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New York City
How He Discovered Best Constipation Belief
Josph F. Glas of Brooklyn writes that in twenty years he suffered from constipation and tried many remedies with little success. He credits Carter's Little Liver Pills as the only remedy he could use steadily with good results, noting he now feels improved after taking them regularly.
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Josph F. Glas
Brooklyn
O.K
Carter
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