Remarkable Tale Of A Bottle Of Tenet Aids Kidney Relief
The fragment tells of a person who received a promised remedy called Tenet from a Kruxhem and urged someone named Krowten to arrange a trial. After reliance and fear, Kristen’s arrival leads to purchasing a mate and finally a confession of kidney trouble and relief after using the bottle.
World Happenings Briefly Told
Fewer drunkenness convictions in England and Wales in 1920 than any year since 1918. Zittenfeld twins failed in Channel swim attempt from England to France. Henry Reller and two blind sons report recent factory accidents. Arctic expedition by Fisher Brothers and Bruder reaches Prince Rupert then ends for winter. Starvation threat looms for 200000 near Checheng Honan due to war floods and banditry. Over 1,792 applications filed for $15 bounty on black bear in Quebec last year. US informs that Bennett plans to pursue St Lawrence Waterway on return from Imperial Conference. Junkers plots a large foreign plane assembly plant in Canada. Empire Buyers League to promote empire trade via Dominion-wide voluntary plan participation.
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Phyllis Zittenfeld
United States
Cosat
Henry Reller
Hill England
Fisher Brothers
Bruder
Prince Rupert
Checheng Honan
Quebec
Uniti
RB. Bennett
St. Lawrence
Toronto Board of Trade
Empire Buyers’ League
Sleeping Cars Enter New Comfort Driven Train Feature
London reports a new English sleeping car with a bedroom fitment including deep rubber floors colored lights patent ventilators pale blue finish walnut bed springs and mattress hot and cold water large mirrors folding tables heavy shutters darkness control watch niche fan switches for air flow and adjustable lighting highlighting railways push for speed and comfort.
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London
Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Immigration Report Summary
The Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Immigration and Settlement led by Premier J.T.M. Anderson argues for strict immigration control to preserve rural sustainability. It outlines a five‑section framework covering licensing, class of immigrants, land settlement, aftercare, and general recommendations, prioritizing agricultural settlement and modernizing oversight through a provincial federal alignment. The report urges a conference with Ottawa, a federal board, and interprovincial coordination to implement selective admission, head taxes, and targeted settlement programs while discouraging mass migration and promoting British-born farmers through supported schemes.
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Saskatchewan
J.T. M Anderson
Commission
Winnipeg
Chick
W.W. Swanson
Pat Shelton
T. Johnstom
Ringie
Comsssson
United of Beek
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Commismeads
Government of
Canada
Finces
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Commisson
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Government of Canada
Prairie Province
Natural Resources, Agriculture and Labor
College of Agriculture
Immigration
Agriculture
Cersons
Immigration and Colonization
Etders
Great Britain
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Britain
Heal
Sackatchewan
Dominion
United States
Downlon
Provincial Council of Immigration and Settlement
Provincial Council of Immigration Sha
Provincial Council Immigration and Settlement
Federal Board of Commisioners
Saskatchewan immigration and settlement proposals analyzed
A historic commission report urges royal policy changes for Saskatchewan migration. It recommends licensing immigration agencies, relocating unsuitable land, creating a provincial council, and coordinating federal and provincial actions to promote settlement, naturalization, and forestry land management while safeguarding settlers.
Saskatchewan immigration policy proposals on settlement lands
A 1920s policy draft urges the Dominion to promote rapid settlement of Crown lands in Saskatchewan, with options for sale or lease to Canadians and immigrants, government clearance of land, and expropriation where needed. It recommends immigrant oath, early citizenship, forestry administration, and expanded agricultural and loan programs to aid new settlers and relive unemployment through land development and markets for pulp wool.
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Bcone
Jon
Saskatchewan
Obligio
Connexon
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Provincial Council of Immigration and Settlement
Commission
Dominion
Canada
Thon
Agenc
Res Gente
Shin
Sas
Jeatchewan
Pew
Diamond Dyes Promote Bright Do-It-Yourself Dresses
Brighten dresses with Diamond Dyes that go on smoothly and evenly without a fe dyed look. The colors stay true after washing, due to pure anilines. Though pricier to produce, these dyes save the user money at drug stores nationwide.
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Grain Exhibition Attendees Inquire About 1932 Canadian Pavilion
The Cheaman xn fer reports strong interest at the World Exhibition with many inquiries about the 1932 exhibit at the Re pavilion. Officials note that numerous copies of the official prize list have been distributed to visitors at the Aptwer Expos.
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Cheaman Xnfer
Ional
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Federal Board of Commissioners
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