The Menace of Communism in Canada and Youth Propaganda
A Moscow led drive targets youth worldwide, with Canada warned that Communism seeks to mold young minds. The piece argues oppression fuels communist growth, asserts Canada’s relative prosperity shields it, and urges churches to unite to defend religion, family, and state against subversive indoctrination.
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Moscow
Russia
Europe
Canada
Satan
China
United States
British Commonwealth
International Congress
Farmers reap rewards as BC livestock sectors soar
A surge in demand lifts pek lek Columbia owners and grain farmers while beef cattle men in British Columbia enjoy improved prospects after lean years. Sheep farming remains strong with Velvet-Sheep noted as a steady bet. Heron & Bros report a 135 percent lamb crop increase and ship three to four thousand head.
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British Columbia
Heron , Bros
Sheep market drives rising breeding stock sales
Demand for sheep remains strong as farmers shift to breeding stock. With more farmers entering the trade on a larger scale and others expanding in smaller numbers, the temptation to sell grows, as breeders retain around a thousand lambs for future stock.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Fame Spreads Worldwide
Although Canada was not the birthplace of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil it is home to the famous compound. From here its name spread to Central and South America the West Indies Australia and New Zealand where it is sold and in demand.
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Canada
Thomas
Central
South America
West Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Pennies to the Slot Meters and a Scotchman's Suit
Pennies amounting to thousands are collected annually from gas meter slots in the Gas Light and Coke Company service area in London. A Scotchman recently sued a baseball company after being hurt while watching a game and falling from a tree.
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Gas Light and Coke Company
London
Oil shale and tar sands resources in Canada
The Maritime Provinces hold oil shale while Alberta hosts vast bituminous sands. These deposits, long seen as potential crude oil sources, may now be viable due to refining advances. They could be tapped to meet rising motor fuel demand.
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Werees
Maritim
Alberta
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Middle Age Health
Women over forty face health anxieties from faintness low mood headaches and back pains. Dr Williams Pink Pills strengthen and purify the blood nourish strained nerves and restore vitality. Sold by druggists or by mail 50 cents a box The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Miracle Awakening Of Mentally Dead At Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin scientists demonstrated awakening at the Central Neuro psychiatric Association convention in Madison. Two patients from the state insane asylum emerged from long stupors after a gaseous treatment, sat up, moved, and spoke lucidly.
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University of Wisconsin
Central Neuropsychiatric Association
Madison
Wis
State Insane Asylum
Going Upstairs Had to Sit Down Breath So Short
H Trousseau writes about long years of shortness of breath and four years of heart palpitations, saying he had to sit down several times when going upstairs before reading about a remedy or remedy-related findings.
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H. Trousseau
Teelekee Tey Nay Teelekee Tey Nay remedy claim
An advertisement claims Teelekee Tey Nay Teelekee Tey Nay relieves shortness of breath after one box and a box’s price is 50c. a box. It directs purchases through The T Milburn Co. Ltd of Toronto and ends with a quip about age.
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T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Toronto
Cloak room attendant question on coat and hat
In a brief exchange the cloak room attendant asks if the guest received the correct coat and hat. The guest replies no, declining the offered item.
Canadian Arctic Expedition Sets Out From Ottawa
The Canadian Arctic Expedition organized by the Interior Department departs Ottawa in three Toronto and Ottawa coordinated parties. Major L. T. Burwash leads solo explorations toward the magnetic pole while seeking Franklin relics aboard ships Erebus and Terror. The mission includes Eski mo study, a tractor route proposal, and radio gear from Eveready and Canadian National Carbon products.
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Ottawa
Northwest
Yukon
Interior
L. T. Burwash
Far North
Burewash
Toronto
Thee Department of Marine and Fisheries
Canadian National Carbon Company
Burwash
Magnetic Pole
Sir John Franklin
Franklin
Arctic Ocean
King Wilam Land
Boothia Peninsula
Mackenzie and
Keewatin
Wagner Bay
Hudson Bay
Cockburn Bay
King William Land
Flying Clubs Lead Canada In Flying Hours
The Toronto and Montreal Flying Clube top Canada in flying hours with 881 and 800 hours respectively up to September end. Ottawa, Hamilton, Regina, Edmonton, London, Victoria, Border Cities and Calgary report lesser totals as per a Department of National Defence report. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advised for farmers as a handy stock remedy for family horse and cattle colic with superior results to sweet oil.
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Montreal
Canada
Toronto
Montreal Flying Clube
Department of National Defence
Ottawa
Hamilton
Regina
Edmonton
London
Victoria
Border Cities
Calgary
Thomas
School of Education Opens At University of Alberta
The University of Alberta will establish a school of education to streamline path to teaching for students finishing university. The university senate and the provincial department of education have arranged its opening this session, with full operation expected next year.
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University of Alberta
University Senate
Department of Education
School of Education
Radio In Canada Shows 216700 Licenses In Operation
The Dominion and ships registered hold 216700 licensed radio stations as of March 31 1927. The figure reflects the reach of wireless across Canada and on maritime vessels, illustrating rapid expansion in early radio infrastructure and service nationwide.
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Radio
Canada
Dominion
French Launches Vengeur Submarine Amid 18.5 Knot Surface Speed
The French navy unveiled the Vengeur, a powerful submarine with 18.5 knot surface speed and 10 knots submerged. With a crew of sixty, the craft measures 186 feet in length, 26 feet beam, and displaces 2,080 tons.
Dominions Represented at Grocers Exhibition in London
Self governing Dominions took part in the Grocers Exhibition held at the Royal Agricultural Hall Islington London. The event showcased diverse national representations within the British Empire and highlighted trade links across the dominions.
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British Empire
Grocers
Royal Agricultural Hall
Islington
London
Poultry For Japan Shipments From British Columbia
The fourth shipment this year of BC pedigreed poultry for government experimental farms and private breeders in Japan was sent from Victoria. Birds were sold by private breeders and the University of British Columbia Poultry Department, owner of the world record egg lay.
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B.C
Flowery Kingdom
British Columbia
Japan
Victoria
Poultry Department
The
University of British Columbia
Izle
No surgical operation needed with Holloway's Corn Remover
A newspaper card notes that using Holloway's Corn Remover avoids surgery for corn removal. It recalls an elderly mother’s view on life saying she would scold less and praise more if she had life to live again.
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Holloway
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Lek Columbia
Thewands
Mathieu
Tard
Odl
Teelekee Tey
Minard
Canadian Arctic Expedition
Frozen North
Niversity of Alberta
California Valley
Chile
Stiller
Scott
Eveready
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
Sieg, Roronso Math
Vancouver
CKNC
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