Canada Celebrates Naval Pact With Britain United States and Japan
Canada expresses profound satisfaction at the London naval conference findings. The article lauds Ramsay MacDonald and the three power agreement with two powers accepting portions, viewing it as a forward step toward world peace. It emphasizes public opinion shaping disarmament and urges informed citizen support across the British Commonwealth, the United States, and Japan.
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Canada
London
England
Ramsay MacDonald
British Commonwealth of Nations
United States of America
Empire of Japan
United States
Japan
Danish Farmers Sale Of MIR By the Fou Iso Pessibamty
Milk was briefly on sale at a Danish farm after experiments showing that removing water from cows milk yields a pulpy substance that can be rolled into a paper like sheet. Special machines roll the material into sanitary fines, producing a concentrated food. When needed in squid form it is dissolved in boiling water and strength gauged by water added.
Finish studies in Canadian universities for success
British headmasters touring Canada conclude that British students wishing to settle there should complete their studies in Canadian universities. Dr Cyril Norwood of Harrow leads the party and says success in Canada requires Canadian university training. He notes a movement to make the University of London a research centre of the empire and mentions Teeland's foreign trade growth.
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Canada
Cyril Norwood
Harrow
University of London
Empire
Queer Insects In Peru Surgical Ant Martyrs
Field Museum advices report Peruvian forest natives use powerful jawed ants to seal wounds. An expedition notes an ant bites severed skin edges and holds until healing. The surgeon risks life performing the procedure as the ant bites, then its body is snipped away while its head remains gripping the skin.
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Peru
Field Museum
Equatorial Forest
Aerial Studio Plane Built for Northern Rhodesia Mapping
Africa reveals an air photo studio aircraft designed to map 63 000 square miles of Northern Rhodesia. It flies at 20 000 feet for up to seven and a half hours, with dual engines for safe return. It functions as a mobile photography studio for country surveying.
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Plame
Rhodesia
Pink Pills Claim To Cure Anemia In Women
An ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and low blood, claiming they boost blood quality and energy. Testimonial from Mrs L Deschenes of La Fugue Quebec credits the pills with lifting her fatigue, headaches, and weakness, noting improved appetite and sleep. Available at drug stores or by mail for 50 cents a box from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
Canada imposes label marks for canned goods quality
The Meat and Canned Foods Act sets four quality grades Fancy Choice Standard Second to guide buyers. The slogan Always buy by the quality mark invites housewives to rely on labeled quality. Persian Balm advertises beauty benefits for women with claims of soft skin and fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Fruit Branch
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada’s Forest Area and Timber Resources
Canada’s forest area is estimated at 1,151.454 square miles. About 865,880 square miles are productive and accessible, with little over a third bearing merchantable timber and the rest containing young growth not yet fit for use.
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Canada
Japanese Railways Offer Third Class Sleeping Cars
A Japanese railroad introduces third class sleeping cars aimed at affordable travel for poorer passengers. The move expands options beyond first and second class, reflecting social equity goals and evolving passenger service standards across the network.
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Japan
Do Your Ears Buzz With Loud Noises
An ad promotes CATARRHOZONE for ear ringing catarrh and partial deafness. It claims quick relief from headaches bloat and throat symptoms, promising healing mucous and crusts. It advertises a two months treatment for one dollar at dealers.
Canada Week boosting in Bristol and Empire ads
The Bristol Canada Week campaign showcased Canadian made goods with posters, displays, and ads, likely boosting sales and introducing Canadian products to local shoppers. Britain and other cities have held similar weeks, with the Empire Marketing Board spending millions promoting Empire goods across the Isles. Canada will await more substantial cross border promotion. Miller's Worm Powders claim easy worm relief for children with one dose and palatable taste, improving digestion.
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Bristol
Canada
Glasgow
Dominion
Great Britain
Empire Marketing Board
British Isles
United States
No Known Parallel Two British Families Produce Outstanding Men
The death of the Earl of Balfour recalls how two families, the Cecils and the Churchills, produced outstanding men across generations. There is no parallel in any land or age. The Pitts, father and son, served as premiers, but few others matched such lasting influence.
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Earl of Balfour
Cec'ls
Churchills
Pitts
Great Britain
Cecil
Churchill
Port Hope Man Sets Long Civic Service Record
John Tozer of Port Hope Ontario is highlighted for thirty two years on a water wagon and over 29 years as a fire team driver with only one fire missed, marking an exceptional civic service record.
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John
New Westminster Plans Private $25,000 Chicken Cannery Venture
A private chicken cannery project valued at 25 000 dollars is to be run in connection with the BC Egg Pool and other Fraser Valley poultry interests. The venture is planned for New Westminster and will operate independently.
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Fracer Valley
New Westminster
Mountain road to Mount Revelstoke in BC park
A dramatic description of the new motor road climbing to Mount Revelstoke’s summit in Mount Revelstoke National Park, a 200 square mile British Columbia reservation offering stunning mountain views and winding terrain for visitors.
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Canada
Mount Revelstoke
Mount Revelstoke National Park
British Columbia
Polar bear feet hair aids grip on ice in cold habitats
A note on polar bears showing hair on the soles of their feet that helps prevent slipping on ice, followed by an unclear fragment about Minard's Checks Falling Hate.
Mayo Brothers Fund to Aid Medical Education
The Mayo brothers set aside 1200000 for humanitarian medical education and research via the Mayo Foundation at the University of Minnesota Rochester. They limit charges to patients based on means, treating all patients equally while supporting surgeons through the foundation for future care. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil ad copy promotes a universal liniment for pain relief.
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Tee
Willam
Mayo Dave Tmate
Rochester
Minn
Bow
Burmanity
Mayd Foundation of
University of Minnesota
de Wiliam Mayo
Bng
Lurgeone
Amas Snanch
Thomas
Curious twists of history and odd facts emerge
The text notes Primo de Rivera, former Spanish dictator, allegedly kept alive by insulin developed in the New World, claims a long survival aided by a financier. It cites an estimate of 200,000 drug addicts in the United States and remarks that the starfish lacks a nose while its underside is highly endowed with smell.
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Primo de Rivera
Spain
New World
United States
Winnipeg Plans for Combined Land and Sea Airport
A Winnipeg special committee of Manitoba's Industrial Development Board draws up plans for a rare combined land and sea plane airport. Approved by Ottawa Aviation Department, the scheme envisions a 3000 acre airfield with a two mile diameter artificial lake, aiming to place Winnipeg among the continent's leading facilities. A separate note mentions Egyptian Liniment and a Paris to London flight record of 95 minutes.
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Winnipeg
Industrial Development Board of
Manitoba
Department of Aviation
Ottawa
Paris
London
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Mow Street
Ponage Ave
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