Nova Scotia creamery set in Sydney under government
A Canadian world briefs item notes the Nova Scotia government backing a Sydney creamery. Other items include 1000 British Columbia horses bound for Russia, nine Ontario geological parties, Chinese efforts to exhume Ontario remains, Canada Japan trade growth, Red Cross fundraiser May to July, night ploughing for corn, potatoes import ban, and Sir Herbert Unlacke named lieutenant of the Tower of London.
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Sydney
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Russa
Charles McCrae
Ontario
Toronto
China
Canada
Japan
James A. Langley
Kobe
Fm Council
Canadian Red Cross
Unnds
Europe
Azure Islands
Canary Islands
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
California
Canata
Aneuc
Herbert Unlacke
Tower of London
Col
C.J. Uniacke
The
Roy Artillery
Canadian War Claims Reach Fifty Million Gap
A Royal Commission interim report notes more than nine million dollars likely to be paid to Canadians for losses in the Great War. About 1497 awards have been issued with thirteen cases pending, as cabinet subcommittee reviews payment and Parliament is expected to act on final authorisation.
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James Pris
Moncton
Royal
Germany
Votes for Women Debate in Montreal Addresses Suffrage Issue
Prof Carrie Derick argued for universal suffrage at a Montreal suffrage meeting. She challenged the claim of female mental inferiority with biological data showing similar rates of insanity among men and women, asserting normal women possess the essential traits for running a country.
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Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Carrie Derick
Montreal
Derick
The Simple Frock Is By Far the Smartest Frock
Promoting a printed crepe frock for all day wear with a V back and standing collar. The design suits missy sizes 16 to 29 years, priced 29 cents, with 36 inch figured crepe and marrow wristbands. A home dressmaker fashion book offers practical, stylish guidance for 19 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipes Newspaper Union
Pattern buyers are advised to send orders to the Union at McDermot Avenue Winnipes. Include full name address and payment with preferred pattern numbers. Enclose return postage and allow two to four weeks for delivery.
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Winnipes Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipes
Calgaric joins White Star fleet linking Scotland to Liverpool
The SS Calgaric, 16 063 tons, newly added to the St. Lawrence White Star Line Canasian Service, will run a regular direct service to Glasgow before eastbound voyages to Liverpool. The five deck liner includes glass enclosed A deck public rooms and verandah cafe, lounge on B deck with gym, numerous staterooms with beds, and elevators connecting all decks. It houses wireless and submarine signaling gear, water visit bulkheads, emergency lighting, semaphore and Morse apparatus, fireproof bulkheads, hairdresser, darkroom, general shop, and ventilated cabins with constant fresh air.
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St. Lawrence
White Star Line
Scotland
Glasow
Liverpool
Sunday School Lesson May 22 Observance Spotlight
The Sunday school lesson for May 22 centers on the golden text from Acts 4 12 emphasizing salvation through Jesus alone. Devotional reading from Isaiah 26 16 complements the theme, guiding reflection on faith and redemption.
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Isaias
Women Lead Saskatchewan Egg and Poultry Pool to Big Returns
The Saskatchewan Feed and Poultry Pool, run by women led by Mrs Hertha Holmes of Asquith, reports a yearly turnover of 597117 with 11984 dozens of eggs and 16000 pounds of poultry handled. Local creameries serve as assembling and shipping agents as the pool expands from March of last year.
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Archewan
Saskatchewan Engirectors
Whall Wives of
Ad Poultry Pool
Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries, Ltd
Regina
Saskatchewan Co-operative Poultry Producers, Ltd
Eeg and Poultry Pool
Th c Reameries’ Association
Saskatchewan Fee and Poultry Pool
Saskatchewan Fe and Poultry Pool
Hertha Holmes
Asquith, Sask
Nobody's Fool Exchange Between Nell and Percival
A fragmented dialogue shows Nell challenging Percival with sharp retorts about nobility and wit. The exchange hints at social satire and a strained dynamic, with implied mischief and wit between two named characters.
Golf Star Jim Risourse Joins British Team Visit
Canadian selection for a British professional roster included Jim Risourse of Jasper National as a guest player. Risourse, once pro at Bidston Club Cheshire, boasted two wins over A G Havens and captured the 1926 Alberta professional championship, with a runner up finish at the Western Open.
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Canada
Jim Ris Ourse
Jasper
B. le Anderson
Royal Canadian Golf, Association
Ritamer
Jim
Bidston
Cheshire
A. G. Havens
Tip of Alberta
Ned McKenna
Minh Pre
Peter Heals a Lame Man Sermon Sketch From Acts
A sermon fragment reflects on Peter and John at the temple gate Beautiful healing a man lame from birth. Peter offers, not silver or gold, but healing in the name of Jesus. The text notes prayer hours, early Christian worship, and the bond of brothers among believers.
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Peter
John
Christ
Jesus
Ling
Temple
Jerusalem
Riy
Bexcar
Turgenteft
Prairie Elevator Expansion Plans in Western Canada
Grain exchange circles and Winnipeg based Canadian Wheat Pool push to boost elevator facilities across the prairies. Saskatchewan Wheat Pool directs new elevators to 644 owned sites, with location choices tied to two year deliveries, while United Grain Growers expands with ten new Manitoba towns. Alberta and other points also plan new structures as rail construction drives demand.
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Prairies
Canada
Canadian Wheat Tool
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Ewan Organization
United Grain Growers’ Limited
Government premium offered to Swedes to change names
Amid a crowded Stockholm directory the Swedish postal department proposes a government premium to residents who will change their names to reduce duplication with Andersons and Petersons. The note highlights name confusion and the policy aim to ease administrative burden.
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Stockholm
Cheapest Is Not Best as Labor Costs Drive Economy
A historical piece argues that paying very low wages in Chinese transport costs undercuts modern economies. It contrasts the cheap labor in Xood from Tientsin with costly American rail systems, showing higher per ton transportation costs despite low wage workforces. It notes the broad investment in US rails versus minimal input on the TrentstufL route and challenges wage slave labor myths.
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Tientsin
China
Trentstufobl
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Edmonton
Urman
Leeasy As
Neave Uly
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Gotte
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