France Seeks Clear Understanding With Great Britain
The London Times notes France and Britain struggle for a frank, balanced dialogue on postwar issues. It argues allied debts and Austrian rehabilitation hinge on united action, but U.S. restraint may hinder bold moves. The piece cites repeated French proposals and scarce response as of now.
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London Times
Great Britain
the Times
M& the United Kusies
United States
Austeien
Austria
Battlefield Memorial Designs From Canadian Commission
The Canadian Battlefield Memorial Commission reports on eight proposed monuments for French and Belgian battlefields. Leading architects and sculptors competed over the past year, with assessors reviewing models. A final decision will be communicated to the council before naming the winning designer.
Developing Power In Manitoba Developments At Great Falls
Frazer Brace 203 Company contracts engineers of Montreal to construct a $10,000,000 power development on the Winnipeg River at Great Falls. About 200 workers are employed with plans to add 200 more. eventually 11,900 to 12,500 men will be needed to accelerate work.
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Winnipeg
Frazer Brace 203 Company
Montreal
Beer
Great Falls
Winnipeg River
Mantoba Power Company, Limited
Manitoba societies extend credits to farmers notes
Manitoba credit societies extend notes payments until next fall due to heavy rains and low prices. Total outstanding loans reach 2,608,000 with about 1,500,000 expected collectible this fall. New notes payable in 1922 will be accepted for the balance. Excessive rains delayed operations and reduced grain and livestock prices, hindering full collections this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiewspeg
Manitoba
Ceubs
Plague Ravages Jubwalpur City in British India
A Daily Mail despatch from Allebe bad reports Jubwalpur in British India facing a deadly plague with hundreds dead. The city, claimed to be nearly panicked, struggles to bury or burn bodies as its capital Faphulpur lies about 200 miles southwest of Allahabad. The region is described as a center of trade with textile goods and carpet manufactures, and the populace is Hindu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubwalpur
British India
Daily Mail
Allelebad
Faphulpur
All India
Allahabad
Manitoba Doctor Honored by Rockefeller Foundation
Robert D Kitchen of Souris Man has won a Rockefeller Foundation fellowship for post graduate study in international medicine. He will join the University of Manitoba Winnipeg faculty in internal medicine. Also noted: debate over League of Nations covenant article 18 and states shares in funding, with Britain and France bearing the largest portions.
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We York
Robert D Kitchen
Souris
Man
Rockefeller Foundation
Kitchen Io
Brandon
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Interal Medicine
Dos A. Manouin
Superior Board of Health
Province of
Quebec
Montreal
Sud of
Reneva
Great
Britain
France
Manet
Assembly of League
India
Italy
Japan
Argo Spats
Brvail
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Pazame
Salvador
Vesta Hira
Custemata
Honduras
Liberia
League of Nations
Sales Tax Urged by Finance Minister at Toronto Convention
Sir Henry Drayton, Canada’s finance minister, told the Bread and Cake Manufacturers Association convention in Toronto that a sales tax is necessary to share the postwar financial burden. He warned the burden affects all through direct or indirect payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sir Henry Drayton
Anonymous doctor offers cancer cure prize in Brooklyn
A New York City Cancer Cure award of free discovery was pledged by an anonymous physician through the Cosmopolitan Cancer Research Society of Brooklyn. The prize requires a treatment method, formulae, and therapeutic proof from at least 50 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cosmopolitan Cancer Research Society of
Brooklyn
Assent to Peace Treaty Berlin Official Notification
The Imperial Council officially notified the Reichstag of its assent to the peace treaty with the United States without modifications. After this formality the treaty will be officially published and acquire legal force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Imperial Council
Reichstag
United States
Instrumental Music and Unity in Christian Denominations
A fragmented discussion on the role of instrumental music in Christian worship. It covers varied stances among denominations, noting opponents who prohibit or avoid it, proponents who defend its use, and debates over scriptural guidance. The text cites Old and New Testament justification and references Greek Church practices as part of the broader unity talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan Calbatis
Jena
Fedesal
Ps Manns
Alberta
Contemporaries Debate Psallo Meaning in Early Christianity
The article discusses how early translations render psallo as sing and play instruments. It cites Luther and other European translations showing a shift from instrument playing to singing. The text then notes ongoing scholarship by EB Payne on biblical linguistics and the unity of Christendom, ending with a note about fur trade business in Toronto.
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Tirty
Sars
Psallo
Creek
Ado
Kay Ysallo
Philip Schaff
Jana
Luther
Soilor
Kite Rotherhon
Christendos
Eb, Payne
Hanna
Alta
Conference Debates Improvement Of Canadian Livestock
Edmonton reports fall rye distributed to Southern Alberta farmers by the Department of Agriculture totaling 1,868 tushels. Seven applicants received rye at an average rate around 42 pence per bushel. More than half the supply went to farmers in the Medicine Hat district as soil conditions improve across much of the dry belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Emigration limits debated for Australia arrivals
A Melbourne bound cable reports W M Hughes criticizes sending 109,000 emigrants yearly to Australia. He argues no adequate intake planning exists and urges a smaller, safer flow from the British Isles. He estimates 12,600 to 28,000 could be dispatched safely.
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Saonaton
Melbourne
M. Hughes
London
Ausestia
British Isles
Australia
Hughes
No Outsiders In US Merchant Marine
A New York report notes the discharge of 200 crew members from the steamer George Washington for not being citizens, with replacements brought aboard by the United Merchant Marine in a controversial shift. Purser W. H. Mathews, praised as one of the Nort Altan vice’s best pursers, was among those ousted as changes were made.
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New York
W. H. Mattens
Mat Garded
Maticets
Flooding Of Steamer Still A Mystery
Hull of Canadian importer vessel Carna illon Government Merchant Merine found intact after hull inspection at Esquimalt. Engine room damage unclear. steamer to Vancouver to Sydney run previously halted. Dry docked for examination. valves reported in perfect working order.
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Nicluela
Cauge
Steames Canadian
Carna Illon
Merine
Fom
Vancouver
Sydney
Tralin
Esquimalt
National Veterinary Association Considered for Canada
Discussion at the forth coming conference on centralizing veterinary work across Canada. A national veterinary association may be formed with a representative from each province to attend. The economy valued Canadian livestock at 1.978 billion dollars, with improved national use benefiting the country.
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Earvh
Canada
Westock
Ottawa
Grisdale
al Canada
Dominion
French Aviation Motor Competition Opens for Million Franc Prize
France offers a 1,000,000 franc prize for the best commercial aviation motor meeting tests of reliability simplicity upkeep and mounting. The international event is under the International Aeronautic Federation regulations. Foreign builders may enter but must assemble the engine in France if ready by June 1, 1923, with Aero Club of France overseeing.
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France
International Aeronautic Federion
Wine Motors Este
Tke Aero Cheb
Oil Light Promises Superior Lamp to Beat Gas
An advertisement touts an oil lamp that emits a soft white light brighter than gas, with no odor or smoke and no pumping. Inventor F. W. Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and a free lamp to early responders, claiming high consumer loyalty and monthly agency fees.
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U. 15
F. W. Johnson
WeDermot Ave
Many Die After Collision In French Tunnel Wreck
A rear end collision of two suburban trains in the Saint Lazare tunnel near Paris caused massive casualties as many travelers perished in hospitals. Fire and gas explosions worsened the disaster, creating terrifying scenes for those trying to reach home from Paris.
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L Sevenvern
Havas v. Winging
Halfanile
St. Lazare
Paris
England spirits rise in war mood says Dr Chown
Dr Chown of the Methodist Church declares England looked twenty years younger in spirit despite German raids. He recently returned from the Ecumenical Conference in London and contrasts wartime morale with the present mood, noting apparent exhilaration among the people.
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Dr. Chown
Toronto
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Hartland
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Mandie
U. S
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Awa
Aviation Motor
England
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