Say Murphy and Stop Right There Father Doyle Advice
A speech relays a Father Doyle tale from Nova Scotia about leaving religious disputes aside. It argues that national issues were muddled by sectarian lines in the U S and Canada. It urges cooperation on common needs and endorses the simple approach: when confronted with religious differences, just say Murphy and stop.
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Loa
RB. Bennett
Maritime Province Club
Monreal
Father Doyle
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Democrat
Murphy
Heaven
Golden Gate
St. Peter
United States
Canada
Western
Ther
Doyle
Manitoba Hydro Plan Aims to Boost Industry and Farm Comforts
Manitoba Hydro develops a plan designed to promote industries across the province while lighting the labor force and increasing farm comforts. The program emphasizes electrification to support economic growth, rural development, and improved living standards for workers and farmers alike.
Hydro power plan aims to extend lines across Manitoba
The Manitoba Government pledges to fund half the cost of hydro electric transmission to towns farms and hamlets under a new policy promising low rates and rental revenue from power sites with no added provincial debt. Citizens debate responsibility and fiscal risk amidst the plan.
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Manitoba
Mrs Green Questions Husband's Hospital Delay
Mrs Green questions why her husband remains ill and out of the hospital, noting she has not seen the nurse who is supposed to send him.
Hudson Bay Railway Nears Completion March Target
Major Graham A. Bell, deputy minister of railways, says laying rails on the Hudson Bay Railway will finish by next March with blasting needed before opening to traffic. Fort Churchill harbor work is advancing, with three more years expected for full completion. Mineralization evidences along the route up to mileage 200 north of The Pas are noted, and about five thousand men are employed on railway and harbor projects.
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Hudson Bay
Graham A. Bell
Trafic
Fort Churchill
Manitoba
Bell
Pas
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promising Indigestion Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic to treat indigestion and nervous stomach weakness. It cites Ada Webb of Prescott Ontario reporting relief after long suffering, claiming the pills strengthened her nerves, improved sleep, and enabled work. Sold locally and by mail for 50 cents a box.
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Thad
Dr. Williams
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Courtesy Well Rewarded In Leeds a servant girl earns thanks
A servant girl Ellen Fellowes once aided an elderly woman across a busy Leeds street. Years later the woman died and left Fellowes a $2,000 bequest. The gesture and the unexpected gift highlight a small act of courtesy rewarded by fate.
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Leeds
Ellen Fellowes
Addres
Radio broadcasts cheer lonely northern outposts this winter
The Northwest Territories department notes continuing broadcasting programs for the Far North to reach police posts missions and trading stations across Canada north of the 60th parallel. The Canadian Westinghouse Company and allied U S stations will air messages starting Saturday at 11 pm EST. Personal notes from relatives uplift isolated crews while officials receive timely instructions via wireless links across a growing Northland network.
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Beneft
Northland
Canada
Canadian Westinghouse Company
United States
Northwest Territories
Department of the Interior
Rest and Quiet, A Path to Youth, Says Surgeon Moynihan
Great surgeon Berkeley Moynihan advocates regular nerves rest to stay young. He recommends a quarter hour of quiet after lunch in solitude. He notes Mayo brothers followed this habit during visits. He also advises every man reaching sixty take a three month holiday, if able.
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Bir Berkeley Moynihan
Mayo Brothers
Sir Berkeley
Prize book and odd quotes in a small town paper
A boy brings a prize history book home noting a miscount about an ostrich’s legs. The issue declares Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil famed for throat and muscle relief, promotes a Prince George sawmill, and reports on sugar beets in Barnwell Alberta. Also includes a humor exchange about age and etiquette among ladies and women.
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Little Albert
Salads For Health Winter Recipe Idea
Winter salad suggestion using oranges celery and apple with mayonnaise. Peel and slice oranges place on lettuce plate, fill center with diced celery and apple mix, garnish with celery. Includes note about Holloway's Corn Remover safety though unrelated to recipe.
Heaviest Wheat Yield Reported Near Calgary
Fred Stinn, farming thirty five miles east of Calgary, reports a record heaviest wheat yield of eighty eight bushels per ten acres, totaling 885 bushels per acre perhaps misunderstood, and notes the district’s top production in Alberta.
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Fred Stinn
Calgary
Berta
Wealth as burden and obsession in pursuit of more
The text argues wealth becomes a burden when obsession drives endless striving for more. Once money flows, one must continually fight to preserve and expand it, sacrificing simpler happiness. It notes the compulsive urge to start new ventures after success and hints at a woman's instinct affirming her own views in disputes.
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Glasgow
Ayr
Board of Directors
H. B. Road
Mr. Meekin
Minard
Thomas
Prince George
General Motors
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Canadian National Railways
Alberta
Barnwell
jMlaard
Easpirin
Holloway
Whit
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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