Call for East West Unity in Canada Grain Debate
An editorial urges better national understanding between Canada’s east and west and argues for a single consistent principle in policy. It critiques the Financial Times view on grain protection, insisting the producer must be prioritized over buyers, and contends tariff logic should be uniform across farming and manufacturing sectors to foster true national co operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Dominion
Tanner
Financial Times
Montreal
Radium Mines Found Near Matlock England
Meteorologists exploring a lead near Matlock England spotted a dim cave and sent earth samples to Mme Curie who confirmed radium presence. The mine and estate sold for 450000 dollars. further work yielded another radioactive deposit slated for exploitation. Estimated radium value already found stands at about 5000 dollars.
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Matlock
England
Mme. Curie
Allies Fear Of Germany Absurd Nation Without Arms Says Minister
In a speech on disarmament, Dr Wilhelm Groener, Germany's defence minister, charged that victorious states after World War I did little to disarm and argued it was absurd to claim safety without Germany. He cited European forces: France 27 divisions, Belgium 6, Poland 30, Czecho Slovakia 26 brigades, totaling 76 divisions, vs Germany's seven, plus aviation squadrons, heavy artillery, and strong reserves.
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Nation Without Arms
Wilhelm Groener
Many
Crmany
Electric station warning posted in Donegal
A correspondent notes a posted safety notice near an electric station in Donegal warning that touching wires causes instant death and promising prosecution for violations. The rural report contrasts with national statistics noting Canada ranks 28th by population and fifth in exports with aird to turnover.
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Donegal
Canada
Scheme Nears End Three Thousand Family Settee Plan
The 3000 family settlement plan in Canada is ending in a few weeks. Hon Robert Forke states there is no desire to extend the project by replacing settlers who left farms. The program has drawn about 17,000 souls, with 2259 families brought in, 520 abandoned farms, 34 deported, 72 returned to Britain, and 414 remaining in Canada in other employment.
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Robert Forke
Canada
Great B Tain
What Our Girls Need Pink Pills for anemia in young women
An anemia remedy article explains that pale dull girls show impoverished blood and that a course of Dr Williams Pink Pills will enrich and purify the blood. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. John Finis of How an Station Ontario and notes sales by mail from Brockville Ontario at 50 cents per box.
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Dr Williams
Dr. Williams
Graf Zeppelin Transatlantic Flight Delayed to 1930
A Telephon Union despatch from Friedrichshafen reports the Graf Zeppelin’s planned trans Atlantic flight to America postponed to 1930. A world circumnavigation was also planned. The dirigible’s last attempt to reach America failed May 17 due to crippled motors over Spain.
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Telephon Union
Friedrichshafen
America
Spain
Capital Invested in World's Rayon Industry Tops 500 Million
Capital invested in the rayon industry worldwide now exceeds 500 million dollars as manufacturers push expansion plans. The figure reflects growing demand across textiles and related sectors, with major investment coming from leading firms in Europe and North America.
Fire Detection Aboard Modern Liners Uses Smoke Tubes
The captain can locate smoke within minutes using glass-fronted tubes in a cabinet each tube for a hold. A faint blue line appears on black when smoke is present. Other systems detect temperature changes and extinguish fires by steam or carbon dioxide flooding holds with minimal damage. Also an ad touts Miller's Worm Powders as an effective vermifuge for children.
Revising Quota Laws To Boost Britons Entering U S
The Senate refused to block the national origin clause taking effect July 1, signaling revised U S immigration quotas. Britain and Ireland will see the largest changes with 65,721 allowed in yearly versus 34,007 previously, amid alterations to Germany and Scandinavia. A medical note on worms ends with a patent remedy claim.
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U.S
Senate
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Germany
Speckled Trout Stocking Reaches Jasper Park Lake
The Dominion Government plans another release of speckled trout into Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park after a successful year. About 250,000 trout eggs traveled from Cresco Pennsylvania last winter. 70 eggs failed to hatch. Warden Herte Davis cares for the young fish, feeding four pounds of chopped liver daily while they are incubated. In June the fingerlings move to Maligne, with additional rainbow trout expected soon for the cabin lake area.
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Maligne Lake
Jasper National Park
Jasper
Cresco
Pennsylvania
Canadian National Express
Herte Davis
Maligne
R. Langford
Canadian Jersey Breeders See Strong Market Across Southern States
W. Elmo Ashton reports that Canadian Jerseys have a robust market traveling through Georgia, the Carolinas, Mississippi, and Alabama. In the past 18 months these southern states sold over 200 head and heifers, signaling expanding demand for Canadian Jerseys. A separate note discusses small ecclesiastical buildings in Britain, including St. Margaret's Chapel in Edinburgh and Dorset churches at Winterborne Thompson and Culbone, all under 420 square feet.
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Tupelo
Mississippi
W. Elmo Ashton
Canadian Jersey Breeders’ Association
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Britain
St. Margaret's ‘Chapel
Edinburgh
Dorset
Winterborne Thompson
Culbone
St. Lawrence
Emerald Lake Pioneer Visit in Yoho Park 1882
Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park British Columbia was first visited in 1882 by two Wilsons while searching for stack horses. He is regarded as the first white man to reach the lake.
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Emerald Lake
Yoho National Park
British Columbia
Wilson
Bad Either Way Scot Hitchhikes Through London
A quirky dialogue piece follows a Scotland Yard style traveler and a taxi driver in London. The traveler complains about sitting with his back to the driver and facing the meter, then urges the driver to hurry. A jokey product promo about Holloway's Coin Remover ends the excerpt.
Refine Gold At Mint Most Of Canada’s Gold Bullion
Most of Canada’s gold bullion is now refined at the Royal Mint in Ottawa. The shift centralizes refining operations, potentially impacting production timelines and national bullion purity standards.
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Canada
Royal Mint
Ottawa
Sheet Glass Plant Sited for Calgary Canada
Western Canada trade hints a sheet glass factory may be located in Calgary within a year. FS Hobbs of Toronto notes potential branch plant expansion as plate glass demand grows in the Prairie Provinces. Also mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as remedy for catarrh with claimed relief and testimonials. A carved tortoise with initials "1862" found near Scottsburg by Mary Blair.
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Calgary
FS Hobbs
Toronto
Consolidated Plate Class Company
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Thomas
Sarah Blair
Mary Blair
Blair
Scottsburg
New Church Anchored by Chains in Gimoy Norway
Gimoy in northern Norway unveils a new church noted for its weathered setting. To prevent wind damage the structure is anchored to solid rocks with heavy chains, a safeguard reflecting harsh coastal conditions.
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Gimoy
Norway
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