Canada Is Busy As Postwar Recovery Broadens
The piece traces postwar unemployment in Britain, Canada, and the United States, noting Britain’s stabilizing recovery while Canada shows growing trade, higher production, and rising employment. It cites New York State and U.S. unemployment levels, then highlights Canada’s advancing business volume, record January activity, and increasing contracts and bank clearings as evidence of a strengthening economy.
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Great Britain
United States
Canada
Industrial Commissioner of
New
New York State
Copeland
New York City
United
Kingdom
United Years
National City Bank of York
Capri
Geclares
New York
Dominion
Yes
Toa
Belgium Consular Agent Probes Canada Trade
A Belgian consular agent has been sent to assess increased trade with Canada. Promising prospects for commerce emerge as Canada imported from Belgium $10,132,879 and exported $18,069,001 in the past year. The passage also notes the trembling aspen.
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Despacen
Brussels
Canada
Belgium
Trouble Over Russian Gold Involves Banks And Court Battle
Twenty crimson cases containing 5,203,000 in Russian gold are tied up in a complex ownership dispute. Bank of France sues in New York federal court to recover gold now held by Equitable Trust Co and Chase National Bank. The case hinges on alleged theft from the Russian Empire vaults after the Bolshevik revolution and questions of Soviet legal status in U S courts. The gold was sent from Russia to aid trade but the treasury department required title guarantees from the two New York banks before accepting it.
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Bank of France
New York
Equitable Trust Co
Chase National Bank
State Bank
Russian Empire
United States
Russia
America
Treasury Department
Canadian Rockies coverage spans vast area
Two Canadian Rockies cover an area greater than that of France Belgium and Switzerland combined. The rest contains ad like lines about talking women and a hat dealer saying two heads are better than one. Minard's Liniment praised as invaluable in the 1 cabie.
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Canadian Rockies
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Western Canada Railway Building Brings Busy Season
The Canadian Pacific Railway plans a 1928 expansion with thousands of men employed and payrolls in the millions. D C Coleman vice president Western Lines says tenders are cut for parts of the project including new stations sheds shops coaling plants and new rail construction.
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Western Canada
Western
Canadian Pacific Railway
D. C. Coleman
Western Lines
Western Canada wheat pool aims to stabilize prices not raise them
A J McPhail president of the farmers co operative wheat pool told the Canadian Club in Toronto that the pool has grown rapidly in four years and handled about 200 million bushels last year. He said farmers received higher prices than before with $1.00 a bushel in 1923 rising to $1.60 in 1924 the pool’s first year. He denied plans for a wheat export monopoly and framed the pool’s goal as aligning wheat prices with other essentials to stabilize agriculture while noting daily turnover around $1,000,000.
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McPhail
Western Canada
Pink Pills Promote Blood Health For Anaemia Fans
A clinic style warning notes anaemia symptoms such as pale fatigue poor appetite and headaches. It endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and nerve tonic claiming they enrich the blood and relieve distressing symptoms backed by patient testimonials.
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Dr. Willt Medicine Co
Brock
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Nova Scotia Woman
A Barrington Nova Scotia reader reports severe body pains and migraines easing after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits relief from back and side pain and fatigue, allowing her to resume chores and care for two children. Additional notes mention a St Thomas Ontario user reporting similar benefits.
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Tam
Lydia E Pinkram
Vicrow Richardson
Barington
Nova Scotia
Strooman
Lydia E. Pi
Lyon Eprakham
F.jonnson
Moore Street
St. Thomas
New joint CP- CN bid for Alberta ED BC rail lines raised
Alberta premier Brownlee reports a revised CP CN offer for the Alberta ED and BC railway assets. The deal increases value by about 1.7 million over the former bid with interest on 5.09 million stock and property price from January 1 1929. The plan maintains 17.42 million basis, with full interest schedule and liability assumption detailed in a March 10 telegram from Sir Henry Thornton and L. Beatty.
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Alberta Railways
Henry Thornton
Beatty
Transcontiental
B.C
Railways Department of
Province
E.D
Egypt Might Import Canadian Horses If Trade Develops
Askar Bey told the King of Egypt that Canadian prairie horses suit Egypt. While in Canada as Egyptian delegate to the World's Poultry Congress he noted Russian shipments and suggested a Canada Egypt horse trade. Currently Egypt buys horses in South America.
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Egypt
Askar Bey
Canadian Prairies
Canada
Russia
South America
Safeguarding Emigrance Decree Impacts Polish Emigration
A decree from the Polish Labor Ministry in cooperation with the Foreign Office bans emigration of Poles lacking assured work or means of sustenance in destination countries and whose moral interests may be imperiled. The limits exclude Poles with awaiting families and allow special cases. The report notes basswood is used nearly exclusively for food containers.
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Foreign Office
Death of California farmer after heart operation observed
L H Nobles, a California farmer, watched during a delicate heart operation to remove pussacs after influenza. He died despite expectation of recovery. The procedure involved removing a section of three ribs with local anaesthetics as the surgeon worked. Nobles spoke with the doctor during the operation. Local context mentions admiral Farrellicoe and British fleet leaders in wartime prose.
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Farmer
L. H. Nobles
California
Nobles
Canada exports rubber products to world value
Hon James Malcolm Minister of Trade and Commerce said at the Canadian Rubber Association banquet in Montreal that Canada exports rubber products worth 39 million dollars annually. He noted the raw rubber comes from various countries, while Canada remains a major exporter in the global market.
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Canada
Nvercome
Dominion
James Malcolm
Canadian Rubber Association
Montreal
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