Immigration to Canada Draws British Interest in Dominion
The article argues that Canadian immigration attracts broad British interest across the Empire. It defends British predominance in immigration policy, disputes claims of overwhelming non British settlement, cites census figures for Western provinces, and asserts Canada’s future will blend races into a strong British influenced national character.
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Canada
Dominion
Britta Isles
Canata
Canale
Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg
Webb
Women
British Immigration League
Sassatoon
Saskewan
Saskatoon
Vancouver
Prairie
Bors
Britis
USA
Iosaseeions
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Great Britain
Saskatoonne
United States
Walt
Too Much to Believe from Silverton to New Plane Sight
Mary Cura, 75, hobbles from Showbound Silverton Colorado to witness her first aeroplane. Henderson notes her boy is making a name in college as an athlete and Blake recalls his own past. The Kiwi, a flightless national emblem, is described as a strange bird used by natives for adornment.
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Mary Cura
Silverton
Colorado
Henderson
Blake
New Zealand
German Doctor Speculates On Mummies and Jewelry
Dr Arnold Sach of the University of Heideburg suggests heavy jewelry may explain many broken wrists found on ancient mummies. He notes ancient teeth were often misaligned yet dental care appeared unnecessary. He cites low incidence of cancer tuberculosis and blood diseases in early times.
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Arnold Sach
University of Heideburg
Nice
Dr Sach
Sach
Striking Parade Depicts Czarist Jail Scenes in Moscow
Moscow witnessed a peculiar street pageant as actors dressed in prison garb and chains paraded under Cossack wardens to mark the tenth anniversary of liberation from imperial jails. Each convict bore a large diamond on the back symbolizing degradation as they moved toward the Meyerhold theatre for a prison themed drama.
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Moscow
Meyerhold Theatre
Ottawa Matron Praises Tanla After Health Collapse
Mme Beatrice Charlebois, once unable to hold a pen and fearing for her nerves and sleep, reports renewed strength and vitality after using Tanla. She describes long months of weakness, poor appetite, gas, pains, and tremors, then recovery and restored nerves and sleep.
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Ottawa
Mme
Beatrice Charlebois
Tanla
Abe
Duke of York meets monarch in New Zealand voyage
The Duke of York encounters King Tami Solomon of the Chatham Islands during a lengthy 563 mile journey from east of New Zealand. Solomon, described as a king without subjects after his Mortoris were wiped out by Maoris, travels to pay homage to British royalty and expresses admiration for the duke's presence.
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Wort
New Zealand
Duke of York
Tami Solomon
Chatham Islands
Solomon
Ruile
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Mrs Beattie
Mrs Beattie shares her wartime health experience saying her kidneys were very bad before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. After two boxes she felt well and her kidneys are fine, claiming the product cleanses and purifies blood by keeping kidneys strong. The appeal targets weak nervous women to try the pills.
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J.D. Beattie
Dodd
Modern English estate houses boast advanced amenities
South London houses under construction on a large estate will include wireless sets, skin treatment devices, electric refrigerators, heating, room telephones, and lum cleaning. Nearly 5,000 homes, a park, and a novel middle class lifestyle are promised by the builder, while a parasite problem is noted with a promotion for a worm exterminator.
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London
Prince of Wales to spend six weeks in Canada this summer
The Prince of Wales plans a brief Canadian visit this summer not exceeding six weeks, with detailed arrangements still pending. Reports indicate the absence from England will be limited to a single summer tour of Canada, rather than a longer stay. The Canadian trip is expected in August.
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Prince of Wales
Fill Ranch
Alberta
England
Canada
Nerviline claims relief for lumbago and rheumatism
An advertisement promotes Nerviline as a fast acting remedy for lumbago and rheumatism, claiming quick penetration to the pain core, blood-vessel relief, and swelling reduction. It urges readers to buy Nerviline at 35 cents from all dealers.
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Lambago
Nervillae
New Place Open For Canada On League Council Says Holt
Sir Herbert Ames told the Ottawa Canadian Club that Canada may join the League of Nations council if the country shows goodwill and willingness to share in league responsibilities. He noted a shift from fear to security and cooperation among nations, predicting Canada’s seat could come with broad support.
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Geneva
Herbert Holt
Canada
Mable
Dominion
League of Nations
Herbert Ames
League of Naions
Ottawa
Cateada
League
Herbert
A Good Word For Canada Land of Opportunity for Women as Well as Men
A London club hears Lady Ryne speak on the woman’s side of settler life in Canada. She claims men are often helpless, and praises opportunities for women and men in Canada. The talk touches on marriage, independence, and societal roles, noting women’s evolving status amid frontier life.
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Lady Byne
Lady Ryne
Rideau Hall
Otawa
London
Canada
Postal Reforms Cause Larger Loss Than Anticipated
The penny postage policy increased mail volume more than expected, reducing revenue loss from the three cent rate. Officials now project a deficit of about one and a half hundred million dollars rather than five million, though the department still faces a sizable shortfall for the year.
Make Care Of Babies Easier
Stomach disturbances and constipation upset babies and young children. Mothers should avoid soothing mixtures that drug children into sleep. A gentle laxative is needed and found in Baby's Own Tablets, claimed free from opiates. Mrs Jos Tousalenant of Ste Sophie endorses it as equal to any medicine for children. Sold by dealers or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont 2 cents a box.
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Jos
Tousalenant
Ste Sophie
Tabs
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Princes Fond of Jazz and Royal Tastes
The royal family shows varied tastes with senior members fond of jazz and the prince skilled as a rap drummer while Prince George remains modern and virtuosic. Prince Henry leans classical toward opera and symphonies. A line about the “stone fish” poison appears, along with scattered historical and aphoristic notes.
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Poruar
Royal Famly
Prince George
Prince Henry
Will Tour World by Motor Daughter of Hugo Stinnes
Fraulein Stinnes, daughter of the late Hugo Stinnes, plans a global motor journey starting in Berlin and visiting Europe, South America including Chile and Argentina, Central America, and Mexico before the United States. She will be accompanied only by a mechanic.
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Chare Stinnes
Tus
Berlin
Fraulein Stinne
Europe
Sul
Germany
South America
Chile
Argentina
Central America
Mexico
United States
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