National Unity And A National Policy Debate In Canada
A concerned analysis argues Canada lacks national unity and endorses unity efforts while criticizing Eastern protectionist bias. It contrasts calls for tariff reductions with Western interests and questions the value of tariff protection for a young agricultural nation. The piece cites government reports on agriculture and industry, urging government action reflecting majority will and broader national prosperity.
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Meise
Canada
Petricdeen Coors
Stron Anta
Canadiasinea
Uias
Ottawa
East
Sears
Meng
Pandag
Canada Trina
Vancouver
Prairies
Banehal
Financial Journal
Revenue Canada Shows Yearly Gain and New Farm Incorporation
Revenue Canada for the fiscal year ending March 31 reports an $20,267,816 increase from the prior year with gains across all revenue branches. Custo Guides nets $133,492,484 and sundry collections total $1,225,772, pushing overall revenue to $294,923,596. New Fox Farm Making the Hurd in Bride Columbia has formed, named Holloway's Corn Remover promoted for foot relief, and the Vancouver headquarters is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Columbiian
Blue Fox Farms Limited
Vancouver
Canal
Pretty Phrase And Its Trouble With Honeymooning
A fragment discusses the Swades using a pretty word and the phrase honeymooning, noting how a caressy style of speech and related wording causes social friction as people resist being left to themselves.
Salvage Effort Recovers 3057 Bars of Gold After Shipwreck
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London notes salvage operations over nine summers. Four bars of gold weighing 149 pounds each were recovered quickly, but 3211 bars went down with the ship and 3057 have been recovered to date at a cost of one bale per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechynical Engineers
London
Toward a Global Power: Britain Faces Unattainable Security
A reflective piece notes Europe’s ambitions and fears a single power seeking absolute physical security. It contrasts policy aims with peril, arguing cautious balance rather than universal conquest. The article cites Britain and Manchester Guardian style in tone.
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Rome
Beopine Heep
Armen
Farope
China
Ruth
Ma Mons
Manchester Guardian
Thele Hes
Women Can Dye Any Garment Drapery and Eyewear Tint
A brief advert claims women can dye any garment and drapery with eye tint and related products. The note references new items and price details in a limited line of offerings for home dyeing and color work.
Diamond Dyes Travel the Colorful World of Hair
A vintage ad promises easy successful dyeing with Diamond Dyes, claiming perfect tones even for beginners. Druggists stock all colors with directions included in each package.
How the English Make Toffee
A fragmentary, old fashioned toffee recipe describes home making with corn syrup and butter. It notes fewer illnesses and less need for indigestion tablets if more toffee were prepared at home. The directions cover boiling, butter incorporation, cooling in a greased tray, and cutting into squares. A lingering reference hints at keeping cookware clean to prevent sticking.
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Elwaning
Baby's Own Tablets Promoted By Quebec Mother
Mrs. David Gagne of St Godfrey Quebec reports using Baby's Own Tablets for her three children and keeping an extra supply on hand. She says the tablets are mild yet thorough, relieve constipation colds and simple fevers, and help the baby thrive. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Co Brockville Ontario.
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David Gagne
Godfrey
Que
Mall At Box
Dr. Willams’ Co
Brockeille
Origin of Buncombe speech in early U S politics
The Detroit News recounts Felix Walker of Buncombe County North Carolina rising to speak during the Missouri Compromise debate in the Sixteenth Congress. The House clamored for the question as Walker persisted saying he must speak for Buncombe, giving rise to the term meaning showy or bombastic rhetoric.
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Buncomber
Felix Walker
North Carolina
Bugcombe County
Detroit News
Per- 4
Tisbet
Buncombe
Roundabout query about landlady月 rent inquiry
A fragmented line recalls a question about a landlady being indignant when asked for another month’s rent. The garbled text suggests a conversational street report or adage from a bygone issue without clear names, places, or dates.
Alberta gas well hailed as greatest in Dominion
A report from the Alberta Montana border area cites the Rogers Imperial well as the greatest gas discovery in the Dominion. The Imperial Oil Company and the Dovifaica geological survey note a high open flow gauge though total output remains uncertain after early tests. CW Dingman led the geological survey team in examining the gusher and confirming its significance. Samples were taken and a full test is underway to determine methane content and potential wet gas. The well will be completed and the drill driven deeper to extend the field.
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Alberta
Dominion
Rogers Imperial
Montana
Imperial ON Company
Dovifaica Geological Survey
Tolcord
CW. Dingman
Geological Survey
Catarrhozone Promises Fasts Relief from Catarrh and Colds
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a cure for catarrh and bronchial symptoms, claiming antiseptic vapors from pine forests soothe nose and throat. It markets two months' treatment at $1.00, with mail orders from The Catarrho Montreal. malaria in Russia and ongoing flood cases noted in 1928.
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Uene
Catarrho Montreal
Russia
Aviator Raoul Pescara Tests Odd Flying Machine
Raoul Pescara, the ar unorthodox aviation inventor, begins to reap reward for perseverance with a half mile flight keeping seven feet height. Test timed and controlled by Aero Club representatives.
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Remvopter
Raoul Pescara
Arine
Aero Chub
Becomes of Lydia E Pinkham Woman's Tonic Tested
Sydenham Ontario woman Mrs Harvey Millie Gax testifies she felt weak tired and nervous during pregnancy. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and recommends it to others. The ad promotes the tonic as a safe, reliable support for expectant mothers and emphasizes maternal and fetal health.
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Sydenham, Ont
Rist
Listo
Dia E Pintham
Harvey Millie Gax
Sydenham
Ont
Tokyo Plans Memorial Hall For Earthquake Victims
City planners vow a memorial hall costing 1,000,000 yen to honor about 34,000 people who died in the Honjo district and surrounding areas. Thousands fled into open pen spaces as winds shifted and smoke swept through the crowd, leading to mass casualties in the pandemonium of disaster.
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Honjo
Tokio
Toklo
Alberta Natural Gas Production Second Only To Ontario
Provincial statistics show Alberta total natural gas production reaching 641 barrels in the year, ranking second behind Ontario. The report compares this with 5,989.48 barrels produced in 1922 and notes similar trends in petroleum output.
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Berta
Ontario
Alberta
Domini
Parison
England's Poet Laureate in U S on Lecture Tour
Bridges may be the last poet to hold the honorary post as the crown plans to let the office lapse, per the London Daily Sketch. Dr Robert Tridees, England's poet laureate, is in the United States on a lecture tour, a fact prompting American readers to study their laureate tradition.
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Laur
Robert Tridees
England
United States
Bridges
London Daily Sketch
Floating Fair Plans July voyage to South American ports
A German floating fair will sail in July aboard the steamer Hermatia Theresia to tour South American ports. Representatives of participating firms will accompany the ship seeking to restore postwar business relations with Caechoslovakian German Austrian and Hungarian firms included among the exhibitors and participants.
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America
Hermatia
Theresia
Caechoslovakian
Fll,l
Birds of America Feast on Land Measure Survived by Farmers
Fragmentary OCR notes claim agriculturalists found that the bird of America equals two birds per acre, suggesting overcounting. The text hints at continued concern about bird feasts and mentions a farmer's horses being attacked along a road during a drive.
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America
Collier's
Sugar Refinery Plan Prompts Beet Growers Drive
A letter from beet growers urges signing six thousand acres for beet farming to supply Macleod refinery plans. The proposal envisions a sugar plant tied to local agriculture, seeking broad backing from growers and authorities. The drive highlights agriculture and industry linkages in the region.
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Macleod
Aymond
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