Safeguards Needed to Curb Stock Robbery in Canada
The article argues for stronger Blue Sky laws as Canada faces widespread high pressure stock selling. It urges provincial and federal action to stop questionable securities, noting Saskatche wan's failed prohibition and Dominion charter loopholes. It calls for simple amendments empowering provinces to curb sales of stock not approved locally and condemns promoters' profits over investor protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananelad
Canada
Pamlalon
Parlianent
Saskatchewan Legislative
Anet
Ottawa
Saskatchewan Local Government Board
Dominion
Parliament of
Contition
Citzen
Unserupileus
Hing Bx
Nancial
Ciock
Pockets Fb
Tvo
Ine Compass
Rosy Orof
Artr
Men Prefer Heavy Tax If It Saves Income Gain
A remark on willingness to bear high income tax to preserve earnings, asserting only a few would sacrifice substantial income for such a trade. The speaker notes that men lack the nerve to dispose of a valuable gold brick.
Chinese paper making tale and old Washington directory note
A fragment reports on an ancient Chinese method of papermaking inspired by a wasp nest and contrasts it with a modern note about Washington state population in the Smith family directory. It also references an aviation crash, a cautionary adage, and a Minard's Liniment slogan.
Canadian and British offices to share building space
Hon Robert Forks Canadian and Mon James Malcolm in England plan a joint building for Branch offices to cut premises and staff duplication. Allocation of 100000 dollars for advertising Canadian goods in Britain may be insufficient. One proposal suggests Canada pay a proportional share if Britain buys large advertising space to highlight Canadian interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forks
James Malcolm
Trade and Commerce
England
Britain
Maleola
Beliain
Canada
Nerviline Promises Rapid Relief For Pain and Stiff Joints
The ad claims Nerviline deeply penetrates to subdue muscular pain and rheumatic stiffness, calling it king over pain and five times stronger than ordinary preparations. It touts Nervisine as effective for rheumatic conditions and joint stiffness, urging a 35 cent bottle from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faenta
Canada gifts maple trees to Australia for Canberra
Vancouver Island maples, growing in Canadian woods, are planned as a gift to Australia. Premier Oliver coordinates shipments under Canadian Government plans to plant the trees on grounds of the Canberra Parliament Buildings as Australia opens its new capital this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Vancouver Island
Canada
Oliver
No Medicine Like Baby's Own Tablets Ad
An old Ottawa reader praises Baby's Own Tablets as a safe option for children from newborns to toddlers. The testimonial, attributed to Mrs. John Armour, highlights three healthy children and endorses the product as the best medicine in homes with kids. Haley's Own Tablets are described as a mild laxative aiding digestion and teething.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Matt
Dominion Land Board Opens Largest Prairie Land Break
The Land Settlement Board under Dominion governance arranged a historic sale of 51 quarter sections north of Edmonton. This marks the province’s largest single land breaking contract to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Dominion
Land Settlement Board
Edmonton
Fragmentary Note Points to Illness Struggle
A garbled text fragment appears to describe heart trouble and personal distress. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible to establish a concrete event or person. The readable portions indicate health concerns and emotional strain without identifiable entities.
Fragmentary Note Mentions Thad and Weighs 135 Pounds
A distorted line references Thad taking bases and mentions weighing 135 pounds. The text is garbled, lacks clear names, dates, or locations, and provides no verifiable event details or angles for a full summary.
Survey of Hudson Strait Objection to Arctic Descriptions
Description of protest over use of Arctic terms in a Hudson Strait survey report. J F Livesay of the Canadian Press defends the term as standard, noting Arctic conditions may extend beyond the polar circle. Expedition aims to report navigability, with harsh winter exposure anticipated for eastern and western Canada routes. A second item promotes Dr J D Reloge's asthma remedy as relief after long seeking help, highlighting early warning use and wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wadse Strait
Arette
J. F. Livesay
Anager
Livesay
Hudson Straits
J.D. Reloge
Living life unclear as Drummond debates life vs matter
Professor J C Drummond of London University argues living organisms cannot be sharply separated from nonliving matter. He says differences lie in protein makeup of cells and that life defies precise definition, noting assimilation respiration growth reproduction irritability and movement blur lines. Worms and medicines mentioned briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London University
J.C. Drummond
Lé University
Canadian Tobacco Exports Rise to Britain in 1920s
Trade Commissioner at Bristol reports Canada boosting tobacco shipments to the West of England. A Ontario factory operates with own buyers and packs Canadian Burley for English trade. With Empire duty at five cents per pound, Canadian tobacco gains, pushing more leaf toward the United Kingdom. A quip about married men hints at indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
England
Bristol
Ontario
Empire
Estevan Rotary elects A Torgeson district governor
Governor A Torgeson of Estevan was elected district governor for the coming year at the first session of the fourth Horary district convention in Wismore. About a thousand attendees heard Rotary aims described. D A Adams urged Rotarians to embody these goals. The report noted Re Deer Alberta won the George Bonties and Prince Albert club took Osborne for the largest percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Torgeson
Estevan
TA. Torseson
Sask
Wismore
Rotary
International
D. A. Adams
Re Deer
Alberta
Prince Albert
MacMillan Heads North Again For Arctic Expedition
Commander Donald B MacMillan will lead a 15 month Arctic expedition from Wheasset Maine starting June 28 funded by the Field Museum of Natural History and others. The aim is to explore uncharted wastes and study remnants of ancient North American geology and life. Miss Phyllis Gregory of Vancouver wins 1927 University Women’s Club scholarship to study at the University of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Wheasset
Maine
Donald B MacMillan
Arctic Explores
Far North
Field Museum of Natural
University
Phyllis Gregory
Vancouver
Ilc
Toronto University Women's Club
Univsity Women’s Clubs
The
Dominion
Gregory
University of London
London
England
London Man's Unusual Watch Tells Time of Day Across World
A London man, Nicolas J. Mockett, advertises a world timepiece with ten hands each colored to show time in New York, San Francisco, London, New Orleans, Melbourne, Shanghai, Capetown, Calcutta, and the Mid-Atlantic. The item claims novelty and precision across global regions amid various claims in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Mockett
London
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Melbourne
Shanghai
Capetown
Calentta
Mid-Atlantic
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Fletcher
Wasp
Old Legena
Jayfye
Minard
Australia
Bol
Mac
West Price Side
Survey of
Hudson Strait
Canadian Tobacco Abroad
Atl
MacMillan
Ail Ghat
Royal Farm
Meira
Great Trntain
Spain
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Hlril
Prince of Asturias
Duco
Ente
Dupont Duco
Flint Paint & Varnish Limited
Halifax
Montreal
Toronto
Sudbury
Winnipeg
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