Canada and US tariff clash threatens trade harmony
A cautious debate on export duties argues Canada and the United States should lower barriers rather than widen them. The piece stresses risks to industry and employment, warns against protectionist policies, and calls for cautious Canadian policy to avoid damaging reciprocal relations and overall prosperity.
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Natal
Canada
Indusirien
Electrion
United States
Ontario
Quebe
Canda
Palo
Mar
Dominion
Annuity Left to Employees of Boas Prince and Napoleon
Boas Prince dies aged sixty five leaving an annuity to his employees including secretaries, Norvians, valets, and domestic staff. The report notes a historic wallpaper fragment aged about 290 years and a room being built for the English furniture galleries at South Kensington Museum containing eighteenth century items linked to Queen Anne era. The wallpaper was salvaged from a Gloucester house where it hung for two centuries.
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Woiala —Aparve
Othe Avenue
Dlenggpacis
Napoleon
Geographical Society of Paris
Ruelane
South Kensington Museum
Gloucester
New Bee Cross Reported by Moscow Scientist
A Russian scientist in Moscow claims to have created a new bee type by crossing a mother bee with a worker bee. The development, ongoing for over a year, supposedly yields bees with ovaries and wax glands of the two bees, seen as potentially valuable for the Rocky Mountain Sheep and Austria. A six Rocky Mountain sheep consignment, priced at $500, was sent from the National Park in San Alberta to Austria via Montreal for a zoological exhibit, then on to New York.
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Atoscuemaimum
Moscow
Austria
Montreal
Doxataton Express Company
Aus Ria
San Alberta
New York
Deirymen Meet At Vancouver
In a surprising regional matchup, Souris Valley Cream posted a score of 39 to 73 at Cote, with key efforts from Starters and reserves. The game featured intense back-and-forth action as the home team held a narrow lead early then pulled away late, delivering a strong statement ahead of upcoming rounds.
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Vannes Wianifex
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic Patient Testimony
A Calgary man recounts recovery from nervous exhaustion after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. He credits improved sleep, appetite, digestion, and energy to the tonic and recommends trying it, noting he keeps a box on hand. Sold by dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Brockville Ontario at 50 cents per box.
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Francis
Eneland
Williams
Japan Seeks More Sheep After Canada Imports
Japan shows keen interest in Canadian sheep and reports imports from Canada have been satisfactory. Government efforts aim to boost domestic sheep farming with wool production limited to about 15,000 to 20,000 pounds annually despite imports of 68,000 pounds yearly. Canadian animals already shipped and judged very salable, second only to the best from other countries.
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Canada
Japan
Kobe
Commercial Intelligence Journal
Nerves So Bad She Could Not Sleep
Mrs Umee muceucn of SS Grove describes severe nerve impairment and insomnia from a weak heart. She recalls long bedridden spells and daytime fainting fits before finding a remedy after reading about severe cases improved.
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsement
A user reports trying Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills after a prior doubt. After five doses the subject gained 25 pounds and regained energy to perform housework and outside labor, calling the pills highly recommended for those suffering at large.
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Milurn
H. & N. Pils
Lai
Whaling Industry in British Columbia and Global Trade
The whale industry in British Columbia yields about 400 tons of whale bone meal annually with no meat and blood for fertilizing purposes. A small portion is used locally as fertilizer, while the rest is exported mainly to the United States. One third of the globe is covered with trees. For Every 1i Minard's Liniment NOU. 168.
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British Columbia
United States
Beautify It With Diamond Dyes and Home Dye Advice
A garbled promotional fragment touts Diamond Dyes for home dyeing and dieting tips with claims of permanent color. It references ladies products like finger tips, ribbons, skirts, dresses, stockings and draperies along with a warning against other kinds.
British Fellowships to Fund 20 U S Study for Britons
The Commonwealth Fund in New York announced twenty annual fellowships for British graduate students to study at American universities. The awards, likened to Rhodes Scholarships, require donors and a Prince of Wales approval for honorary chair. Eligible applicants are single under 30, with two year terms and travel of at least three months in the United States.
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United States
New York
Commonwealth Fund
Universit
United
Purifying insulin eyed by Caltech professor
Professor John J. Abe of Johns Hopkins and Caltech researchers pursue methods to purge impurities from insulin. Abe notes that even so called pure insulin contains foreign materials and aims to remove these contaminants to achieve a true medical cure.
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California Institute of Technology
John J. Abe
Johns Hopkins University
Abel
Old Convent Reopens Burnham Bucks Monastic Life Echoes History
A 700 year old convent building at Burnham Buckinghamshire is reopened with nuns living as in former times. The piece notes attire, service, meditations and routine resemble medieval days. It contrasts with a health section on asthma treatments and immigration costs in Western Canada and the United States.
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Burnham
Buckinghamshire
Aun
Canada
Aioe Te Avea
Indians Claim Vast New York Land in Legal Fight
Six Nations tribes contend a large tract in New York waters was unjustly ceded. They seek mill ions in compensation, arguing a formal boundary and title were violated. Attorneys from Syracuse Monsey and Quebec join the case, with disputed sums estimated between thirty thousand and four million four hundred sixty thousand dollars.
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New York
Valor
Eal
George
Syracuse
Santhine
Mk. Cornilus
Monsey Sis
Armand Lagerane Koc
Quebec
United States
Ancient Staircase Linked to Solomon Temple Discovered
Workmen at Jerusalem excavation sites near the Mosque of Omar uncovered a sequence of small pillars leading to an ancient staircase. Researchers believe the stairs served as an entrance to Solomon's Temple, once located on the Temple Mount where Nebuchadnezzar reportedly destroyed the temple.
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Jerusalem
Soland
Omar
Temple of Israel
Nebuchadnes
Trotzky Banished From Soviet War Office Council
Leon Trotzky has been removed from the post of war minister and relieved of his council membership. He recuperates from illness at Sukhum on the Black Sea and writes his memoirs while the Soviet government purges ties to the regime. A major Norwegian reunion is planned for June in Minneapolis to mark 100 years since the first organized Norwegians arrived in America. Notables invited include King Haakon, President Coolidge, and Baron Byng. British Columbia Workmen’s and Others’ Pensions Acts paid out 3,445,675 dollars to about 1,700 widows and 5,000 children last year. George donated 100 pounds of coal to Windsor residents aged 60 and over.
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Leon Trotzky
Council For Labor and Defence
Counel
Trotzky
Connecteh
Isais
Central
Sukum
Black Sea
Minneapolis
T O
America
Pro
Minnesota University
King Haakon
Pres. Coolidge
Baron Byng
Canada
B.C
British Columbia
World Peace City proposes Palmyra islands deed transfer
Fullard Lee announces offering Palmyra islands to Pan Pacific Union as a refuge for Pacitic peoples. The plan envisions a neutral meeting spot under an independent flag, where individuals can discuss matters of pacific interest without fear during times of war.
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Palmyra Ands
Pan Pacific Union Rifles
Hawaii
Pan Pacific Union
United States
Ata Pan
Henry F. Cooper
Fullard Lee
South Africa
Jth
Gasoline Probe and Trade Inquiry Target City Council
A fragmented report notes calls for a probe into gasoline pricing and oil company conduct under the Coines Act. It mentions potential antitrust focus and urges government action, with references to registration and suffrage topics tied to local matters.
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Nto
Attorney General
Vetsends Reputation of Poet and Early Mail Service
Fragmentary text notes a 1695 Boston to Hartford coach and mail service. Mentions a poet and reputation, with unclear details about Markt and loyally notation. Context suggests early American literature and colonial mail routes.
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Minard
Nou
U.S
J.D Kelloge
Aople
Hint
King Solomon's Temple
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Royal Borough of
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Antiety
Worm Terminator
Ellers
Toronto
Boston
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Lumbago
Ale Mack
Sena
Talieara Acre
Saiegie Reed
Mense Bayes
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