Canada backs peace urges at London naval conference
Canada voices strong support for the London naval conference outcomes aiming at armament reductions and a broader understanding among major powers. The piece argues Canada remains modest in defense spending yet bears war costs and urges broad support for the League of Nations and peaceful disarmament.
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London
Canada
Dominion
United States
Great Britain
Germany
League of Nations
British Isles
Japan
Government of
Manitoba
How Lincoln Became Lawyer
Quin O'Brien a Chicago attorney told a Lincoln meeting that Lincoln's success in using the law to defend himself led him to become a lawyer. He cited recently found records suggesting Lincoln was arrested for operating an unlicensed ferry on the Ohio River and pursued law to defeat the charge, later becoming a student of law.
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Abraham Lincoln
Quin O'Brien
Chicago
Lincoln
O'Brien
Onto
Deatt
Preserving Peace by Keeping Great War Memories Alive
A concise reflection states that nurturing remembrances of the Great War helps sustain peace. The remark emphasizes memory as a tool for restraint and a guide for future conduct, underscoring the enduring lessons of conflict.
Asthma Remedy Promises Safety and Reliability
Fragmentary notice extols a product named Dr.3. D. Kel legs Asthma Remedy. It urges readers to rely on the remedy and to purchase today, claiming certainty in its makers claims and suggesting widespread confidence among users.
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D. Kellegs
Pulverized coal eyed to boost British Columbia industry
J. D. Galloway, provincial mineralogist, told the Vancouver Chamber of Mines that pulverized coal, used properly, could reduce reliance on California imports. The British Columbia Department of Mines has studied the method with Ottawa fuel lab support, noting BC produced 2,313,900 tons of coal last year and about 140,000 tons went to pulverized uses, suggesting new industrial potential for the province.
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British Columbia Department of Mines
Ottawa
Vancouver Chamber of Mines
J. D. Galloway
California
British Columbia
Vancouver
Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Mrs Haughn’s Health
Bridgewater Newfoundland resident Mrs James A Haughn says she was run down and weak with headaches poor appetite and sleepless nights until Dr Williams Pink Pills helped. She recovered strength appetite and sleep after two boxes and urges others to try the treatment. Readers may obtain a booklet by sending name and address to The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario or buy the pills for 50 cents a box.
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James A. Haughn
Bridgewater
Brockville
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Radio Fans Organize Leagues Overcanadian Broadcasting Change
Radio fans in Canada form leagues to press for listener interests over advertising. They favor recommendations by the Radio Commission for nationalization of broadcasting and seven national stations. Also an ad notes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a gentle but effective worm remedy for children.
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Canada
Radio Commission
World's Poultry Congress Draws Canadian Exhibit
Canada will participate prominently in the World's Poultry Congress at London next July. The Canadian exhibit of live birds will include about 1,000 birds. The previous congress was held in Ottawa in 1927.
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Crystal Palace
London
England
Canada
Ottawa
Canadian Social Hygiene Council to Meet in Toronto
The next annual meeting of the Canadian Social Hygiene Council will be held April 30 to May 2 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. The program focuses on Health Insurance Venereal Diseases and Periodic Health Examination with representatives from major national groups and talks by leaders in labor, manufacturing and medicine.
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Amman
Toronte
Canadian Social Hygiene Council
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Montreal
Canadian Medical Association
Canadian Publi Health Association
Ince
Canadian Association of Child Protection Officers
Labor Leagues
National Council of Women of Can
Knights of Columbus
University of Montreal
Canadian National Safety League
McMillan
James Simpson
Dominion Trades ‘and Labor Congress
H .W. Macdonnell
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Harris McPhedran
C. P. Fenwick
A. M. Davidson
Winnipeg
Quebec
Province of
E. J. Trow
C. JH. Hair
Dominion
United States
J. W. Fraser
Kitchener
Persian Balm Promises Beauty Enhancement
The advertisement touts Persian Balm as essential for real feminine distinction and perpetual vanity. It claims it keeps hands soft and white, suits the entire family, adds charm to mothers, aids fathers as a hair fixative and cooling shaving lotion, and protects children's tender skin.
Survey Needed Before Coast To Coast Air Service
Vancouver Province argues that a government survey of air routes in British Columbia is essential before a transcontinental air mail service can operate. The plan aims to start in Quebec or the Maritimes, with daylight leg to Great Lakes and a night crossing of prairie miles to Calgary, but current routes remain unfinished without proper BC surveying.
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Rockies
British Columbia
Quebec
Maritimes
Great Lakes
Prairies
Calgary
Vancouver
Montreal
Castoria the trusted gentle remedy for infants
A old fashioned lullaby on Castoria for babies. It promises quick comfort for colic constipation or diarrhea with a vegetable preparation. The ad recommends keeping a bottle at home and notes Castoria's mild taste and doctor endorsed Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
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Bowe
Gensive Castors
Chas. H. Fletcher
Two Valuable Recipes Cream Rice Pudding
A fragment from a recipe notice describes washing rice thoroughly and adding sugar or cream to prevent sticking, with instructions to serve the rice pudding hot or cold using Borden's or St. Charles Milk. The text is incomplete but conveys a simple cream rice pudding method.
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Cape Borden
St. Charles
Cream of Tomato Soup from Old Recipe Card
A handwritten recipe fragment outlines a tomato soup method using 2 percent milk, fresh tomatoes, onion, celery, parsley, bay, chives, salt, pepper, sugar, flour, butter, and water. It describes simmering tomatoes, making a white sauce, thinning with milk, and combining for serving, with notes on seasoning adjustments.
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Borden's
St Charles
Brown’s Money Source Revealed in Hold-Up Tale
In a clipped exchange, Brown explains his wealth comes from the hold-up business while a character asserts he manufactures garters. The dialogue touches on marital driving lessons as a joke, noting the wife’s progress behind the wheel as the road begins to turn.
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Brown
Manitoba Winter Fair boosts colt competition prizes
Interest grows in the Boys Colt Competition at the Manitoba Winter Fair, with the federal Agriculture Department adding 400 to the existing 500 prize pool. The event is expected to become a marquee feature alongside the boys and girls calf competition, signaling rising prominence for rural youth judging.
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Federal
Department of Agriculture
Canada’s Programme Pressure Continues Despite Crashes
The Toronto Telegram notes that while market crashes and wheat tie ups threaten progress, Canada’s twentieth century drive cannot be halted. Citizens’ enthusiasm occasionally runs ahead, requiring a pause to regain balance as the nation presses on.
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Canada
Canada’s
Toronto Telegram
Poor Rei Question From She To He In Dialogue
A fragmentary line shows She asking if he has any poor rei for someone she knows. The exchange hints at an unresolved request within a social talk context. No clear names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
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Te Mest
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
United Farms of Canada
National Council Young Men’Christian Association
National Council of the Young Women's Christian Association
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Thomas
Rei
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