The heredity of career and Western Canadian journalism
The article discusses how occupation choices arise from heredity, education, and environment, and notes a strong tendency to stay in familiar work. It highlights Western Canadian journalism as a family tradition, citing Walpole Murdoch and Clarence King as examples, and praises King’s editorial vigor and influence in Brandon Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Journalian
Battleford Herald
Walpole Murdoch
Hartney Star
Birtle
Brandon
Clarence
King
Hrandon Times
Polonius
Laertes
Manitoba
Brandon Times
Brandon Independent
Soba Weale
Indenen
Natur
Pursell
Acme Sears
Times
Star of the
Tete Prer
Clarence Kinne
Unclear fragmentary OCR note from Arch
Fragmented text fragment mentions Archie Taylor and Asaph Pa. with stray place names and unclear references. No coherent event or context to support a full item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proot
Reseda
Cassia
Archie Taylor
Asaph, Pa
Relic of the Armada Unearthed Near Yar Mouth
A large antique device, likely from the Armada era, was hauled from the North and brought to Yar mouth aboard the Cholmondeley. It shows fossilized wear with a thirty four feet length, three feet square flukes, a thirteen feet shank, and a vanished wood stock. The Ontario power commission will propose municipal control of power enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Cholmondeley
Postal regulations and postage rate changes noted
The report outlines changes in postal services including envelopes with dresses inside, mail matter handling, and updated portage rates from Australia to Canada and other regions. It mentions reduced postcard rates and new parcel interchange regulations, with a seven pound weight limit for parcels and changes affecting Trinidad and related routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontaea
Australia
Canada
Trinidad
St x
Kidney Pills Called Cure for Kidney Disease
A well known New Brunswick man, postmaster H Belyea, testifies that Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured his kidney troubles permanently and he has enjoyed good health since. The article also notes meteorite sale, aging stories, and various remedies and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Belyea
Dodd
New Brunswick
Advice to the Press and Canadian Literature Reflections
The report covers Mr Goldwin Smith at an Association banquet praising the press's continuity versus the stump and debating press independence under party rulers. It notes fears of millionaire influence and popular passion, and weighs Canadian and Ontario literature against U S output, urging a national literary identity despite regional limits. A Farerville ad closes with Minard’s Liniment Co. endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prams
Ant
Faction
Mir
Goldin Smith
United States
Gland
Ontario
Quebec
States
Union
Massachusetts
Millionaire Money Grabbers Stir Clergy Panel Debate
Representatives of seventy three Presbyterian Churches in Chicago heard from David Teftorgan vice president of the First National Bank. He warned of the moral danger posed by rich men clinging to wealth and cited a letter from a decedent clerk whose employer left a large sum to his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famar
Chicago
David Te Forgan
First National Bank
Forgan
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolia
Bank of la Borla
Mr. Porgan
Leper Colony on D'Arcy Island Report Near Coast
Dr. Bryce, chief medical officer of immigration, tours the D Arcy Island leper colony near Victoria. About a dozen chosen Chinese residents are housed in two buildings with simple furnishings and basic meals. Inspector Wilson notes the site remains under provincial control, with talks of transfer to the Dominion government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’arcy Island
Oitawe
Bryce
D'Arcy Island
Iors
Wilson
Gar
British Columbia
Dowinion
Lyell Medal Honors McGill Geology Professor
The Lyell Medal recipient is Dr. Frank Daveson Adama, professor of geology at McGill University, born in Montreal and a 1896 graduate who has led in lithology and physical geology. He studied at Yale and Heidelberg, earned a PhD, and contributed to metamorphism and crystalline rock research with publications in Canada, England, and the United States. The McGill chair has now seen a second Lyell medal winner succeeding W. Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyell
Frank Daveson Adama
McGtl University
Montreal
Adams
iMield Scientite
Yale Collins
Hedelbers
Earth's Trust
Canada
England
United States
de Adams
McGill
Dawson
de Naame
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Clarence King
Brandon, Man
Nelson
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Merton Abbey
Lady Hamilton
McGill University
Edwin H. King
Toosanne University
William O'Bren
Ireland
Herr Lingner
Berlin
Dcclares
Ottawa
Dr Doughty
Dorn
Louisiana
French Canada
Acadia
Doughty
Wolford
Arman
Muskoka
Ainard
Kingston
Ontario Legal School Representations
Kenneth Melnnis
Lakefield
Rabs
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
O. A. Douglas
Marshall Field
Toronto
Holloway
Ager
Ayers
Bor
Hasan
Ontario Power Commission
Ieee
Sss
Kidne
Postal Regulations
Meteor
New York
Selentest
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Clackamas County
Oregon
Lan
von Stan
FH. Clergue
Soo Corporation
Steel Corporation
Wm. Sanderson
Toronto Economist
Biekk
Edna Lyall
Eastbourne
India
Goldwin Smith Aske
We Ibk
Fairville
Winart’s Liniment Co. Limited
Chase, Tilton
Arraigne
Lyell Medal
Pouchine
Searning
WNU
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