Law and Order vs Chaos in British Russian Clash
A sweeping editorial argues that Britain and its allies severed ties with the Russian Soviet Government to counter Soviet propaganda and subversion. It frames a global struggle between a godly, lawful order and a godless, revolutionary system, urging vigilance to defend liberty and traditional government.
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Borlet
Great Britain
British Empire
Uie Media Es
United States
Sovk
France
U.S
Herrick
Comet blamed for war fears at Washington meeting
A speaker in Washington claimed Halley's Comet in 1910 released gases in Earth's atmosphere that made people nervous and irritable. He warned that if war breaks out in 1929 the Pons Winnicke comet from last June should be blamed. Rich old gentleman quipped insurance firms won't like me while a sweet young lady replied I will.
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Washington
Mie
Muskrat Industry Expands Near Revelstoke
Five miles south of Revelstoke the muskrat industry advances this year with 169 acres already fenced by the Revelstoke Muskrat Fur Breeders' Association. A humorous medical exchange contrasts a $10 cornea foreign body removal charge with a patient and specialist.
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Revelstoke
Revelstokeuskrat Fur Breeders’ Association
History Wid Repeat Wsel on Bay Railway is Only Another Aid to Canada's Progress
The Vancouver Star argues that the Hudson Bay Railway will expand Canada toward new settlements. It notes how Edmonton once seemed too far north to grow, wheat varieties extend cultivation toward the Arctic, and once Hudson Bay Railway is completed, future critics may regret dismissing the project as hopeless.
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On Bay
Canada
Hutson Bay
Straia
Edmonton
Arctic Circle
Long Belore
Morning Star
Vancouver Star
Nerviline Pain Relief Ad Ends Pain Quickly
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a strong penetrating pain relief. It promises quick action on small pains and deep, lasting effect on larger pains. The copy claims the liquid rubs in deeply and outperforms ordinary ointments. Available in a large 350 unit bottle.
R A F Altitude Flight Race At Hendon Aerodrome
The Royal Air Force will host an altitude race at Hendon Aerodrome with single seaters and supercharged motors. Pilots must reach above 25 000 feet and return in the fastest ascent and descent time, with sealed height recorders and oxygen gear.
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Royal Air Force
Hendon
Readjustment in China Hinges on Stable Government Says Dollar
World shipping magnate T Tobert Dollar, an Ottawa native, predicts major commercial growth in China once its civil war ends. He notes China will see vast development and envisions impact on Canada, especially Vancouver, as Chinese trade expands. He cites a hopeful outlook despite current turmoil.
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China
Tobert Tollar
Ottawa
Mr. Dollar
Canada
Vancouver
Fon
Norfolk shepherd dies at 82 after lifelong service
An elderly Norfolk shepherd in Fellwell, England, died aged 82. Apprenticed early, he spent his life in shepherding and is estimated to have raised about 209,000 sheep during his career, retiring only a few years before his death.
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Fellwell
England
Oil exploration prospects eyed by Pacific naval base reps
Representatives of Anpro Persian and other British oil firms have inspected Alberta oil prospects seeking a new supply area for the North Pacific naval east. Burma stands as the world’s top ruble producer. Minard’s Linkment for ineset.
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Anpro Persian
Alberta
Pacife Naval East
Burma
Minard
Ineset
Message of Thanksgiving Aims to Unite Dominion Celebrations
National committee urges a coordinated nationwide thanks at noon on July 1 for 69 years of progress. Invitations planned for distinguished Fathers of Confederation descendants, British and Canadian officials, and foreign envoys to Ottawa opening ceremonies. Special consuls-general and Ottawa leaders also named for attendance.
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Naonal Committee
Canada
Ottawa
Fathers of Confederation
Dominion
Great Britain
Esme Howard
Washington
P. C. Larkin
London
Phillipe Roy
Paris
Vincent Massey
T. A. Smiddy
Irish Free State
Hugh Dawson
Australia
New York
Exle Lough
Union of South Africa
W. J. 8. Stevenson
Dominion of
New Zealand
W. F. Munroe
More Shoes for Women in Canada Increase in March Output
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows women’s footwear production rose in March with 653,955 pairs manufactured, an uptick over February. Men’s output grew modestly by 37,182 pairs, while total footwear production reached 3,899 more pairs overall.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Causes of woodland fires blamed on careless motorists
A survey of woodland fire causes suggests motorists may ignite more fires than fishermen or hunters. It cites discarded cigarette ends from passing cars as a major negligence, noting daily careless throws can start disastrous blazes.
King Fuad to Bolton for Crompton centenary tribute
Egypt's King Fuad arrived in Bolton from Cairo to honor Samuel Crompton on the centenary of Crompton's death. Crompton's mule spurred cotton industry growth enabling finer yarns and transforming Bolton into a bustling, wealthy center while boosting Egypt's textile sector.
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England
Samuel Crompton
Goy
Orient
Bolton
Egypt
Klog Fuad
Cairo
Crompton
Hom
Arkwright
Buy Farms Now to Plan for Future Prosperity
An issue of the Southern Agriculturist urges young and older farmers to acquire land now while prices are low. The editorial argues farming's future is strong despite recent modest profits and encourages parents to train children for rural work and life on the farm.
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Ming
The Oil for the Athlete Strengthens Strained Muscles
In rubbing down the athlete will find Dr Thomas' Eclectric OM an excellent article. It renders the muscles pliable and eases soreness. It strengthens them for strains and is valued as a lubricant by athletes who have used it for years.
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Thomas
Widen Markets For Australian Goods
Cattanach, visiting Canada at Premier Bruce’s request, told Toronto’s Board of Trade the Canada Australia trade treaty benefits Canada by expanding markets for Australian dried and canned fruits and other products. He noted Canada’s advantage in the bilateral balance of trade despite Australia’s deficit of about $7.6 million.
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Canada
Cattanach
Bruce
Australia
Board of Trade At
Toronto
Hts
Saskatchewan May 1 Dogs Damages Act Applies to Municipalities
Saskatchewan enacts protection for sheep from dogs allowing any municipality to be liable for damages. Municipalities must appoint valuators to assess losses and may levy a dog tax to fund the damages, charging $100 for the first male dog, $200 for the second male dog, and up to $5 for each female dog.
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Saskatchewan
Health Building Tonic Promises Strength and Renewal
An ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for fatigue, weak blood, and run down health. Personal testimonial from Mrs Mary E Chis town NS describes improved strength after eight boxes, with claims of restored appetite and rest. Also brief notes touch on an insurance joke and planned gold dredging on the McLeod River in North Alberta.
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Weaien Haw
Williams
Mary Eo Chistown
Willams Pink’ Pitts
Peay
Willissns
Albera
McLeod River
Athabanka
North
Alberta
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