Encouragement To Progress In Canadian Immigration Plan
The article urges successful colonization of newcomers, not just high immigration. It highlights a Canadian National Railways plan led by Dr. W. J. Black to promote community progress in prairie provinces. Yearly competitions will award $1,000, $500, and $250 to European-origin communities of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to fund education public health and agriculture improvements. The aim is stronger citizenship and cooperative regional development rather than mere settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
W. J. Black
Agriculture and Colonization
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Dominion
Death of well known railway official Trautman
Fred E. Trautman aged 66, a longtime publicity representative for the Canadian Pacific Railway in the West, died in Winnipeg after surgery for a blood poisoning condition. Born in Pennsylvania, he worked on eastern U S newspapers and at Fort William Ontario before joining CPR in Winnipeg in 1912 as the first railway press representative in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Trautman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Mr. Trautman
Pennsylvania
United States
Fort Wilam
Ont
Sir George Bury
We Territory
Ex tended Operation Reaches From Winnipeg To Pacific Coast
The report describes an operation that has been active since an appointment and stretches from Winnipeg across the Pacific coast, incorporating a segment of the western United States. The details emphasize geographic span and ongoing nature of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Pacific Coast
United States
Canada Plans Delegates for Iceland Parliament Anniversary
Premier Mackenzie King told the House of Commons Canada will send three delegates to Iceland's one thousandth anniversary of its parliament. The event is described as historically important with talk of presenting a lasting memorial. A leading optical firm notes a white diamond can serve as a precise cutting tool for small metal parts. Many roads are under construction in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Canada
Parliament
Uncertain Ocean Bed Endangers Pacific Shipping
In the Pacific region seismic upheavals uplift the sea bed causing severe shipping dangers. Off Nicaragua the depth drops from 222 feet charted to 2 feet actual while another sounding shows 51 feet instead of 1606 feet. Cables snap as upheavals occur and cable ships locate breaks within yards, then splice new lengths. The grease film on a worker’s hand can spoil a join, delaying repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Nicaragua
Bright Eyes and Health from Dr Williams Pink Pills
A health feature urges bright eyes as a sign of vitality and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to restore blood and strength. An Ontario reader recounts her daughter’s recovery from illness and anemia after using the pills, claiming weight gain and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Wil Hams
Predicts Reduction In European Crop
London wheat experts foresee a European harvest about one third smaller than 1929, with 1930 output roughly 25 percent below average due to a cold wet spring. Acreage declines explain the remainder of the drop, and a U S shortage could drive prices higher. an unrelated ad touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a treatment for infant worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
United States
Argentina
Canada
No Mortar Bricks Form Strong Wall With Interlocking Design
An interlocking brick system without mortar forms a wall stronger than conventional methods. An angular ridge in each brick fits into a groove in the brick above it, providing stability. Canada bicycle production in 1929 rose to a record high while prices fell to a three-decade low per the Canada Cycle and Motor Company records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Canada
Canada Cycle and Motor Company
NERVES WERE BAD Could Not Sleep Tired All Day Long
Miss Florence Coutier of Bark Lake Ontario reports nervous trouble and insomnia. A neighbor advised a remedy, and the first box brought relief. Available at all druggists for 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Coutier
Bark Lake. Ont
Caneda's War Pensions Act Passed By Parliament
The War Pensions Act passed by Parliament keeps Canada prominent in veteran welfare. Canada has paid 625,900 in pensions and rehabilitation. The scheme, including soldiers insurance, is projected to incur large deficits before stabilization, with total costs reaching into the hundreds of millions by 1937 and beyond. It broadens widow and medical examination provisions, raising initial outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Senate
Dominion of Canada
Canada
New Telegraph System Proposed for Secret Office Messages
A London telegraph concept would let subscribers type on a keyboard in a private office and have messages automatically reprinted at the recipient’s office. Users call the exchange and dial the recipient, with a button ending the link when finished. The system promises quick transmission any time and complete secrecy from clerks or post office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elevated Playgrounds Proposed by New York Architect
A New York architect proposed elevated playgrounds for congested urban areas, costing about 25000 dollars each. The designs use reinforced concrete with a steel superstructure, surrounded by wire netting and minimal outer boxes to resemble a roof garden, offering accessible play spaces above streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Preparing Valuable Report on Canadian Nursing Profession
Dr G M Weir head of education at University of British Columbia makes an Alberta Canada survey of nursing conditions. He is loaned by BC officials to the Canadian Medical Society and Canadian Nurses Association to prepare a report on educational economic and sociological problems. Head office in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Weir
D.phaed
School of Education
University of British Columbia
Canadian Medical Society
Canadian Nurses’ Association
Toronto
Betty Barclay Lemon Gelatin Mold Recipe
Recipe for a lemon flavored gelatin salad mold using tomato juice vinegar salt and pepper with mixed cooked vegetables. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water add tomato juice vinegar and seasoning chill until thickened fold in vegetables then turn into small molds and chill. Serves 8.
Special Devil's Food Cake and Steel Road Plans
A cake recipe uses shortening sugar milk flour and chocolate with steps to cream beat fold and bake in two tins. Separate note discusses planned steel grid roads on the King's Road Chelsea using a concrete-filled steel interstice grid intended to outlast other roads depending on practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steei
England
King’s Road
Chelsea
Milnard's For Insect Bites and Prairie Livestock Trade
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Milnard's product for insect bites and vast cattle sales across prairie provinces. It notes about 250000 dollars in cattle sales last year and around 28000 head on hand in different herds. Mentions improving cattle quality and good financial condition of Indian livestock men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenue Roca Livertek Indias
Praire
Til
Pension Granted To Faithful Servant Of David Livingstone
Matthew Wellington, 85, longtime companion of David Livingstone, will receive five dollars weekly for life after a successful fund appeal from Scotland. He lives in Mombasa, Africa, and helped embalm Livingstone’s body and transport his coffin. The appeal's response was gratifying and funds are being sent via the Resident Commissioner of Mombasa. Asthma remedy claims consistent quality and reliable relief with Dr Kell’s medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Livingstone
Matthew Wellington
Wellington
Mombasa
Africa
Matthew
Wilds
Scotland
Momasa
Treaty money paid to 481 Indians at The Pas ceremony
Five dollars per person in treaty money was handed out to 481 Indians on June 3 at The Pas Manitoba as the Union Jack flew over the event. Indians enjoyed a taxicab ride, visited a five-and-dime store, and celebrated at the reserve with singing and dancing the Red River jig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Manitoba
Red River
Nogales International Press Sold and Moved to Sonora
The Nogales International press, one year old, has left Arizona and crossed the international line to Nogales Sonora. It was sold to Judge Francisco Battiz of Nogales, who will operate the press in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales International
Arizona
Nogales
Sonora
Francisco Battiz
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ENO
Bewcomers
Gow
British Isles
Au. We
Panama
Pacife
Caneda’s War Pensions
York Architect
Dr. Thomas
Lord Willingdon
Ottawa
Veregin
Peter Veregin
Nelson
B.C
Saxony
Minard's
Betty Barclay
Milnard's
Vane - Chain
Maken Koei
J. D. Kell
Nd Press
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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