Mosquito Eradication Appeal Across Canada
Canadian readers urged to join a mosquito control campaign citing economic relief and healthier summers. The piece cites Panama Canal efforts, outlines breeding sites and life cycle, and calls on governments and citizens to remove stagnant water and reuse waste oil to kill larvae.
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Canada
United States
Panama Canal
Eniines Re
Panama
Banf
Ottawa
Winniper
Fraser River Valley
Toronto
Ingolf
Dominion
Tama
Montresi University Announces Confederation Essay Prizes
The University of Montresi awards three prizes for an open competition on Canadian history. The Faculty of Letters sets the subject as The French of Canada’s political liberties and invites entries from all entrants. The prizes are funded by the sixty anniversary Confederation committee.
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University of Montresi
Commission of Studies
University of Monitreal
Faculty of Letters
Anniversity of Confederation
Canada
Caunia
Secretary to receive conquest essays before November deadline
The conquest ent status notes that manuscripts, in English or French, must be in the hands of the secretary of the faculty by November, with awards to be made before December 21.
Immigration stance at banquet speech in Toronto
Spearing as chairman of a banquet entered the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto. Sir William Alulock, chief Justice of Ontario and chancellor of Toronto University, said Canada should not admit undesirables and that many Americans have not been enriched by larger populations. He advocated admitting only those of good foundation stock and warned that an empty house is better than a bad tenant.
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Spearing
Toronto
William Alulock
Ontario
Toronto University
Canada
Sir Willam
William
Air Service Links Winnipeg to Mining Area
An airship passenger service has been established between Winnipeg and the mineral area east of Lake Winnipeg and north of the Winnipeg. The report notes the new route aims to connect travelers with mining districts and industrial hubs.
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Winnipeg
Lake Winnipeg
Death sentences and executions in Canada during the year
Canadian courts imposed death on 17 murder charges in the year ending March 21. Nine executions occurred, five sentences commuted to life, and three cases granted new trials. About 159 inmates were released on ticket of leave and roughly 48 release applications were denied.
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Wenteen
Canada
Nerviline praised as universal pain remedy by reader
A testimonial from W. Sneramas of Ile Guide newspaper staff extols Nerviline as a universal pain remedy for twenty years. He claims it treats pain earache toothache cramps and stomach issues quickly and urges rub-on use, promising prompt relief.
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W. + sneramas
Ile Guide
Heart motive power debate shocks Beslin University
Professor Martin Mendelsonn, chair since 1808, argues heart is a secondary organ and bodily fluid activity is chief motive power. Also touts J P Kellogs asthma remedy as the only relief after a decade of asthma, claiming wide recognition and lasting effectiveness.
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Celle
Martin Mendelsonn
Beslin University
Postwar Adjustments and Refugee Plight Across Europe
A statement by Dr Fridtjof Nansen, high commissioner for Russian relief, warns that over a million Europeans remain countryless after postwar frontier readjustments. He calls for progress via League of Nations refugee reports and notes partial progress in relocating refugees to Argentina Brazil and Paraguay. The passage also discusses worm-related child mortality and a healer’s warning about health benefits from Miller's Worm Powders. A merchant reflects on advertising and market perception as a sociological note.
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Europe
Fridniof Nansen
International Committee For Russian Relief
League of Nations
Pan
Argentine
Braza
Paraguay
Objection to Subsidy at Seed Growers Convention
At the twenty sixth annual Canadian Seed Growers Association meeting in Victoria President Strange opposed federal subsidies for seed growers. He urged a system that identifies export growers to benefit from quality output. The directors' report by Peter Stewart showed registrations and yields across wheat oats barley corn alfalfa with a growing membership of 623 across provinces. Herman Trele of Weenbly, Alta., noted for outstanding wheat and oats performance.
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Strange
Peter Stewart
Ottawa
Ane Association
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Herman Trelle
Weenbly
Alta
Airplanes as Key for Canada’s Resource Exploitation
Ellwood Wilson argues air transport is vital for Canada more than most nations except Russia. He notes vast mining regions could grow via aerial mail freight and passenger service, with railways slow to develop and subsidies shaping early feasibility. He stresses the airplane’s safety, speed, and potential to cut costs as mining and industry expand.
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Canada
Russia
Ellwood Wilson
Fairchild Aerial Survey, Limited
Remarkable Cholera Remedy Promoted By Local Advertiser
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement touts Fowler Extract of Wild Srewtarry as a cure for cholera cramps and stomach pains. The testimonial asserts relief after using the product, with notes on fever subsiding and calls to avoid substitutes. The text is garbled but centers on a proprietary remedy sold by Toe T Miitere Cos.
Indian Exhibit at World Poultry Congress in Ottawa
The Indian National Exhibit at the World Poultry Congress will feature a miniature duck egg incubator model showing hatching from 5 606 to 19 000 eggs, a model peasant home illustrating poultry keeping by the low caste, clay models of Indian people, and photographs promoting poultry breeding. A 1759 foot motion picture Poultry Farming in India will be shown. Mrs A K Fawkes is the official Indian delegate.
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Ing
Iaia Wis
Otawa
Rapgoon
India
United Provinces Poultry Association
Lucknow
A. K. Fawkes
Canada Reduces National Debt by Forty Two Million
The national debt dropped by 42 million dollars in the fiscal year ending March 31. Finance Minister J A Robb, in February budget remarks, cited an initial 21 million estimate but the fall proved larger by eleven million. Over four years the debt declined by about 106 million. In November maturing loans total 37 million, with aims to redeem cash portions and refinance the rest at lower interest.
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Canada
J. A. Robb
Picance
Robb
Upder
Fruit Growing in British Columbia Expands Rapidly
The article notes BC commercial fruit growing began in recent decades with rapid development, especially in the last ten years. Apple trees started around 1850 with later commercial planting. census figures show increasing fruit acreage and notable districts like the Okanagan valley. Boxed apples from British Columbia supply key markets in the British Isles and elsewhere, with pears, plums, peaches, apricots, cherries, and berries shown across the province.
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Deva
Britsh Columbia
British Columbia
Okanasé
Donilolon
Neltish Columbia
Beltish Isles
British Celtia
Feldspar mine and crushing plant planned on Lake of the Woods
The Northwest Angle project marks the first feldspar venture in the region on the US side. The syndicate may ship ore south initially and plans a crushing and grinding facility if rock quality is good, with mulea deposit also to be mined. A Canadian feldspar and mica claim is likewise being developed across the border.
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U.S
Lake of the Woods
United States
Fedepar
Discovery of Herschel Telescope Hidden for 150 Years
A long buried reflector by Sir William Herschel, once kept at his Sloane Observatory, was found behind a cottage wall by builders. The iron case and mirror system suggested the original telescope was hidden away about 150 years ago, later replaced by a heavier instrument.
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William Herstury
William Herschel
Slo
Willia
De Witt’s Pink Pills Testimony From Welland Ont
A family medicine advertisement from Welland Ontario features Mrs L Swick praising De Witt’s Pink Pills for rheumatism anemia and nervous complaints. She cites relief from severe wrist and shoulder pain and notes a recovered health after scarlet fever and pregnancy. The letter also mentions apparent benefits for her children and a warning against resembling imitators. The Trillians’ Medicine Co Brock Mahogany trees full height until they are.
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Williame
Mia
L. Swick
No. 2
Welland
Ont
de Witt Witts
Amd
la Medicine
Trillians’ Medicine Co
Brock
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