Russia Five Year Plan and Its Canadian Economic Impact
The article outlines Russia's 1925 Five Year Plan, its ambitious capital investments and industrial aims, and reports on foreign trade, collective farming shifts, and alleged use of cheap or forced labor. It notes potential adverse effects on Canada and other nations, with farmers in Western Canada as primary sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wester
Russia
Dominion
Moscow
Manchester Guardian
Agrion Mf
H Jug
England
Taly
United Ged
Chicago
League of Nations of Sieneva
Bolshevoda
Rusia
Hor
Propa
Dry Ice Sales Grow Nationwide in Early 20th Century
Figures show rapid demand for dry ice with 1930 projections at 35 000 tons as 18 plants operate coast to coast. The article notes its use in commercial refrigeration and explains dry gas is a byproduct of dry ice production. It also mentions Christopher Latham Sholes as the inventor of the type writer and describes his first writing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Ice Corp. of America
United States
Christopher Latham Sholes
Borden Urges Equal Rights for Minorities at League Talk
Sir Robert Borden former premier of the Dominion tells German Polish and other nation representatives that minorities can be solved justly and happily by giving them constitutional and legal rights beyond shadow of doubt. He cautions on the need for their cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Robert Borden
Dominion
Germany
Poland
Robert
Grafted Apple Tree Variety Grows Near Martinez
George Upham has grown a tree near Martinez California displaying over a hundred apple varieties from about 1 percent of a single tree. The project took over twelve years of experiments. Upham has grafted branches since 1918 and in spring the limbs bud at different times with blossoms in dozens of shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
California
George Upham
Upham
British Capital For Alberta To Western Oils Limited
British capital of five million dollars organized as Anglo Western Oils Limited with a federal charter and led by Sir Ward Manville has been made available for Alberta oil development. Calgary Oils Limited managing director J Dallas announced the plan, noting 41,000 acres in Alberta and two wells to begin sinking in Milk River area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo Western Oils Limited
Sirward Manville
Phoenix Oi and Transport Company
Daimler Company
Geat Britain
Alberta
Calgary
J . Dalas
Calwent Oils Limited
Dallas
The Anaemic Girl and Pink Pills Sales Pitch
An old advertisement describes anaemic girls with pallor and headaches and claims pink pills from Dr Wilms in Wilschville Ontario will “build rich red blood.” It urges rest, nourishment, and blood production to restore vitality and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilms
Wilschville
High Educational Standard School System Impresses Visitors
Visitors to Canada express strong admiration for the educational system noting high standards for all schools and diplomas that place graduates in demand across the line. The piece contrasts with concern over worm infestations in children urging Miller's Worm Powders as a quick remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Borler Cities Star
Preparing For Old Age and Self Control
A fragmented note urges self discipline in saving for old age, warning that pension plans cannot shield those who fail to allocate earnings for dependents. It cites a Kansas City Star concern on family welfare and maternal health amid wrenching social pressures. A stray shopper tale and a Labrador influenza anecdote appear in the same column.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad
An old style notice promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for relief from stomach acidity and indigestion. It claims to correct the cause, sweeten the sour, and flush decayed food matter from intestines, with a caution about headaches and a 25 cent price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Real Dyes Promise Richer Color and Longevity
A garbled line from a period ad claims real dyes deliver deeper color and lasting vitality through wear and washing. It mentions availability in drug stores and references a coating that preserves depth and thrill of tone.
American diet shifts to sugar fruits fats and milk products
The American Research Foundation reports rising per capita consumption of sugar, fruits, fats and oils, and milk products. Per person intake this year reaches about 105 pounds of agar and 44 pounds of fats, while milk products climb from 140 to 1040 pounds and fresh fruits from 169 to 182 pounds. Meat remains steady around 142 to 145 pounds. A 39 year gain of 159 pounds per capita highlights a shift toward energy producing foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Research Foundation
United States
Foundation
Canada Honors Banting as World Nobel Hopeful
The Manchester Guardian lauds Dr. Banting of Toronto for insulin discovery and Nobel Prize prospects. It notes Canada’s support with a life policy to fund ongoing medical research, while recognizing world acclaim for his achievement and future impact on science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canady
Manchester
Ardian
F. Ranting
Toronto
Dian
Canada
Banting
Britain's youngest aviator Wins pilot license at 17 in Paisley
Miss Winifred Jess Drinkwater of Paisley becomes Britain's youngest licensed pilot at 17, the minimum age for British pilots. Baldwin of the Scottish Flying School hails her skill and predicts a remarkable career. The fragment also mentions a shopper’s banter and a note on rice consumption in Siam at 4 percent per person annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jess Drinkwater
Paisley
Scotland
Britain
Baldwin
Scottish Flying School
Siam
Limousine Of Jugoslavian King Described In Detail
A Packard limousine recently delivered to King Alexander of Jugoslavia is depicted as among Europe’s most elaborately equipped vehicles. Its glass partition holds multiple compartments including a central leather kit with silver and gold service, thermos food bottles, a large toilet case, and a built in sword compartment with a dust shield that doubles as a shelf for maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Jugo Slavia
Europe
Source Of the Thames Reveals Seven Springs Origin
An article notes that the Thames begins at Seven Springs in a wood, once hidden in a rubbish camp. A plan to improve the site and build a fountain to channel the Seven Springs is being tested, highlighting public interest in the river’s ancient source.
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London
Disease in Kansas City Prompts Rapid Public Health Action
A garbled note references a disease outbreak in Kansas and surrounding areas, noting public health concerns and swift measures to address deep sores and infections. It mentions medical responders and the need for treatment and containment, with emphasis on rapid course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Saskatchewan Survey Of Bird Sanctuaries In Progress
A provincial government survey is underway in Saskatchewan to inspect bird sanctuaries after farmers complained weed control was hindered by sow thistle. Officials from the field crops branch and other agencies are visiting Manitou Lake district and areas north of Hum bolt to assess Last Mountain and Quill Lake sanctuaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Provincial Department of Natural Resources
Federal Department Ofriculture
Dominion Commission
Saskatoon Sees Surge in Visitors and Gatherings
Saskatoon has welcomed a flurry of visitors this summer. Reports note 150 British visitors and 80 special trains arriving in September as the Dakota group aided by the Canadian Ticket Agents Association, while local officials count on their stay to boost the town. Joseph Holmes of The Hub mentions residents prepared to ease the influx with special exercises to strengthen the right hand for welcoming guests.
Dr Fowler's Extract of Wilt Strawberry Endorsement
J. J. MacDonald of NB writes about two sick children suffering summer complaint. He praises Dr Fowler's Extract of Wilt Strawberry as the effective remedy after trying everything else. The product has been sold by The Millars Co in Toronto for eight and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. MacDonald
Grace Ray
Dr. Fowler
Wade
Millars Cn
Sid Toronto
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Minard's
Hee Bus
Western Oils Limited
Foundation For the
Kansas City Star
Labrador
Save Manchester Guardian
Ioost
Thames
Love Springs
Cornwold Hills
Janet
Del
Atamons
Saskatoon
Carrie
Applefout
Western Representaives
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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