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Several items from the 1920s era report on a Canadian Supreme Court enlargement, Commonwealth Parliament opening, coastguard liquor seizures, Winniper Electric Railway wage talks, planned royal and prime ministerial visits to Canada, and new Indian material arriving at a national museum. An Alberta crop outlook is praised by Minister George Hoadley, while Dominion meteorological director Sir Frederick Stupart comments on weather predictions for 1927.
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Meir
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Canberra
Coolidge In & Wessage
Australia
US Supreme Court
Winniper Electric Railway
Prince of Wales
Prmter
Baldwin
England
Quebec
Prince
Ottawa
Lady Willingdon
Government of Canada
Frederick Stupart
Dominion Meteorological Bureauo
Herbert Browne
Washington, D.C
Diamond Jubilee Service at Westminster Abbey in London
Preparations are advanced for a July 1 service in Westminster Abbey as Canada's Diamond Jubilee commemoration in London. The Dean, Dr Foxley Norrig, crafted an order of service close to the 1917 Jubilee. The King and Queen are expected unavailable due to Scottish engagements. the Duke of Connaught will attend. Cabinet members and embassy representatives request reserved seats.
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Westminster Abbey
London
Canada
Westminster
Foxley Norrig
Abbey
Scotland
Duke of Connaught
Fragmented The Soviets Break Promises Behind Back
The passage critiques Soviet diplomacy, asserting that the Soviets are incurable and cannot be trusted. It cites broken promises and a pattern of deceit, suggesting a loss of confidence in their word and actions.
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Reat Oream
Uwea
Mothers Lauded For Guiding Child Dreams In Sleep
Florence Hail Winterbarn urges mothers to study their child dreams in the June issue of Volag Magazine. The piece argues dreams shape daily life and beliefs, warning that children misinterpret fantasies as reality and that adults must probe sources of dreams. It cites imagination as faith’s priest and stresses avoiding punitive night-time tales while guiding dream life toward right.
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Florence Hail Winterbarn
Uolag Magazine
Mrs. Winterburn
Colorado Springs Publicity Drives Visitor Boom
Colorado Springs expanded advertising budgets from 14 09 to 60 000 dollars and drew visitors from across the country. Over 85 000 autos carried 350 000 people and more than 90 000 arrived by train, spending about 13 million dollars in the surrounding area, proving publicity boosts enterprise.
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Colorado Springs
Canada Seen As Best Aspect Of Imbroglio In Observer
J L Garvin argues in the Observer that Canada’s attitude toward imbroglio with Russia stands as the most satisfactory action by the Mother Country. He notes Ottawa’s decision aligns with imperial interest and America’s passion, marking a significant British stance.
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Canada
Russia
Britain
the Observer
J L. Garvin
Jon
Mackenaie Kine
America
Ottawa
Olden lore and eclipse fears across cultures
The piece surveys historic solar eclipses and superstitions from England to the Solomon Islands and New Guinea. It notes 13 total English eclipses since 875, describes ancient dread and misbelief, and cites Chinese and Philippine responses to eclipses with armor, drums, and omens.
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England
Wuo
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
Philippine Islands
Shipping Salmon Eggs Largest Consignment Ever In Canada
The Fish Culture Service of the Department of Marine and Fisheries shipped fifteen million eyed sockeye salmon eggs to upper Fraser River spawning grounds in British Columbia. The eggs were transferred in specially constructed crates from the Dominion Government's hatchery at Pemberton on the Fraser River below Hell's Gate Canyon to Stuart Lake Francois Lake and Quesnel Lakes for spawning.
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Canada
Fish Culture Service
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Fraser River
British Columbia
Pemberton
Fraser 4
Hell's Gate Canyon
Stuart Lake
Francois Lake
Quesnel Lakes
Fashion pattern for a tailored skirt and bodice design
The pattern describes a skirt with front pleats joined to a bodice with a deep V neckline and scallop detail, belt at back, contrasting collar shield and cuffs. It lists fabric needs for sizes 8 to 14, 19 years, and price 20 cents for the pattern. the accompanying fashion book costs 19 cents.
Vancouver Island Mines Revival Tied to Ladysmith Smelter Upgrade
Vancouver Island mines could see a revival if the Ladysmith smelter is taken over and modernized to process ores. The plan targets reopening old low grade properties and reviving regional ore separation.
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Vancouver Island
Ladysmith
Fortunate Indeed Entered Dining Room of Regina Hotel
Has Had Wide Experience Fortunate Indeed is the person entering the dining room of a large hotel acquainted with road waiter Umberta Tragella who will be the superintendent of service in the new CPR Hotel Saskatet at Regina has served in the dining rooms of some of the largest hotels on the continent including the Empress at Victoria Hotel Vancouver Place Viger Montreal Knickerbocker Sherry and Rector's New York and the Ganewald Hotel New Orleans.
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Umberta Tragella
CPR
Turken a New Poultry Breed Sparks Farmers Interest
A new poultry variety called Turken debuted at the Frimonton show. It arises from a cross between a domestic hen and a pheasant breed from Russia, not a hen turkey cross. Males crow like a cork, but act and look like a turkey and pheasant mix. If claims of faster growth, larger meat parts, hardiness, and early laying prove true, poultrymen and farmers will want to know where to obtain it.
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Fimonton
Russa
Turkey
Seventh Annual Livestock Market and Meat Trade Review
The Live Stock Department of Agriculture publishes the seventh annual Livestock Market and Meat Trade Review. It offers a wealth of statistical data on nationwide livestock dealings, with monthly quantities and prices over the last five years. The report covers domestic and export trade in full detail.
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Jon Department of Agriculture
British capital banker Campbell Hunter tours oil fields
British capital investor Campbell Hunter OBE, a well known geologist and oil expert, travels with C L Fisher to inspect the Wainwight and Ribstone fields. They will also visit Turner Valley as part of the exploratory mission. Fishing succeeds like the efforts of [man to be disagreeable.
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British Capital
Campbell Hunter
C. L. Fisher
Wainwight
Ribstone
Turner Valley
Peter Deliverance From Prison Angered Herod Becomes Lesson
Devotional reading reviews Peter's perilous night in Herod Agrippa's prison. An angel frees Peter, guards and gates yield, while the church prays earnestly. The piece links deliverance to divine intervention and urges trust in God amid danger. It cites Law and Jowett and emphasizes faith over fear.
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Ape
Herod Agrippa L
Christ
James
Peter
Prion
Peter Inns
Wan
Lie
J. H. Jowett
AL. Peter
Dresener
Grayiog
House of Prayer
Robert Law
Peters
Herod
New use for Helium substitutes for nitrogen in diving air
Helium may substitute nitrogen in diving bell air to prevent tissue lacerations from nitrogen under high pressure. Experiments aim to enable divers to reach sunken ships like the Bay of Vigo to retrieve gold. Arctic natives in Iberia and the Arctic kill reindeer in cold belief.
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Bay of Vigo
Flin Flon Mine Opens New Concentration Plant
The $750,000 concentration plant at the Flin Flon mine in Northern Manitoba has begun operations and 24,600,000 tons of ore have already been blocked out, per the Winnipeg Board of Trade. The board backs ongoing railway expansion into the region.
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Flin Flon
Manitoba
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Saskatchewan Egg Pool Names Board of Directors
The Saskatchewan Egg Pool reports its first annual meeting with directors largely comprising wives and kin of egg and poultry operators. The pool began in late March 1826 and handled about 1.2 million dozen eggs and 810000 pounds of poultry that year. Output shows paid-up capital around 12374 and large assets near 7700. The pool served roughly 16000 members with substantial turnover reported.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Fee and Poultry Pool
Soldier Settler Lands Revaluation Start In Saskatchewan
Machinery for the revaluation of soldier settler lands across the west began in Saskatchewan with the Regina office initiating the process. About 2,500 letters were read and forms accompanying the letters must be completed by settlers and returned to the board by October 1.
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Ement
Jong
Saskatchewan
Regina
U.S. Immigration to Canada by State Leading New Citizens
The analysis shows Michigan led U.S. states in new Canadian citizens last fiscal year with 2,861 entrants. New York and Washington tied for second with 1,827 each, followed by Minnesota 1,475 North Dakota 1,279 California 1,202 and Massachusetts 963.
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U.S
Canada
United States
Michigan
States of the Union
New York
Washington
Minnesota
North Dakota
California
Massachusetts
Big Oil Refinery Project Starts at Walasright Alberta
Price Development and Mining Co president 2A Price says construction begins immediately on a ten-thousand barrel-a-day oil refinery at Walasright Alberta. The initiative marks a major expansion for the company as it moves to increase crude processing capacity.
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Ork
Wala Sright
Alberta
Price
Price Development and Mining Co
Fragmentary Nervous Payoff Reveals Old Time Speech
Partial OCR text shows a talkative man and a frightened child reacting to noise and a personal candid moment. Context hints at a domestic scene with a father and daughter, but many lines are garbled and unreadable.
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