What Is Right With Canada? A Moderate Optimist Outlook
A concise essay argues for focusing on Canada's positives rather than its ills. It praises health, peace, strong moral fibre, education, and robust institutions, urging readers to adopt a moderate optimistic view. The piece contrasts Canada with other nations and advocates highlighting right things to diminish attention to wrongs.
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Canada
Yeats-Brown
England
London Spectator
South America
United State
Predictions of orchards across the Prairies
G F Canpumas of the Country Guide forecasts new orchards spreading through wheat regions as the Prairies grow standard apples. A lighthearted exchange follows with Darrell and Bill, plus a stray joke about crossouts and a study on furniture lifespan noting rugs nine years, living room chairs twelve, and dining tables fifteen.
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G. F. Canpumas
The
Country Guide
Ontario gold output rises by over 1.28 million in eight months
Ontario province reports eight month gold production valued at 23 287 735 dollars, up more than 1 280 000 from the same period in 1928. The data reflects higher mining activity and market demand during the year.
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Ontario
Phil Sil Rx Milk of Magnesia Ad
Sour stomach remedy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick safe antacid. It claims 30 years of physician approval and that each bottle contains clear directions.
AE arrives in New York promoting farm co operation plan
The economist known as AE has landed in New York and proposes a system of agricultural cooperation to aid farmers. He intends to tour every state during a six month visit to present his ideas and seek support from stakeholders.
To Study Canadian Potatoes by Maritime Growers Visit
A Pennsylvania Potato Association delegation visited New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island to study the seed potato production methods. Provincial agriculture departments hosted the visit, showcasing how the Canadian provinces produce top quality seed spuds and how these methods influence American growers.
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Maritime Provinces
Canada
Pennsylvania Potat Association
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Departments
Baby's Own Tablets Promote Gentle Child Relief
Constipation is a common childhood ailment and the child must thrive by regular bowels and a sweet stomach. Baby's Own Tablets are described as mild yet thorough laxatives, safe for newborns, and widely used by mothers. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Polly
Dr. Williams
Brockville
Refreshing Rural Church Supper and Festival Appeal
The article highlights church suppers and festivals as wholesome social events that foster sociability beyond monetary profit. It also promotes Miller's Worm Powders for infants, claiming they destroy worms and improve sleep without harming delicate babies.
Impatient for Disarmament at Geneva Rally
A vehement demonstration in the League of Nations disarmament committee at Geneva urged speeding the disarmament program and a general conference. J. J. Loudon pledged the preparatory commission would meet November 3 to outline a plan for a world disarmament congress. Neutral and war-disarmed nations pressed the League to advance its purpose of halting armament buildup.
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League of Nations
Armo Ints
League Assembly
Geneva
J. J. Loudon
Congress of All Nations
League
German Property Sequestered to Be Discussed with Cahan
German property seized on Canaan during the war will be the subject of talks between German officials and Hon. C. Cahan secretary of state, accompanied by Thomas Mulvey under secretary of state. Canada holds unliquidated German assets valued around $500,000, mainly land and securities, hard to market. The Dominion government retains enough to cover civilian reparations for wartime enemy actions.
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Canaan
Cahan
Thomas Mulvey
Cuban
Canada
Domini
Last Man of His Family Hails From Saluda Cabin
A rugged tale places William Morris in a warped Saluda County hut where a fire kept in since the Declaration era marks a family line over 150 years old. The lone inhabitant, age unknown, tends the hearth and preserves a vanished lineage as memories cling to the smoke and timber.
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Son
Saxony
Saluda
N.C
William Morris
English Taught In German Schools Draws Interest
Prof Max Zimple, author of English and German textbooks, visits New York and notes German schools emphasize practical training rather than universal graduation. He says English classes are popular and that Germany prioritizes skilled apprenticeships, with government guiding backward students into trades for four years. He contrasts German aims with U S education and discusses social contrasts and a tax anecdote.
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Germany
Iing
Max Zimple
New York
England
United States
Visting
Efficacious Egyptian Liniment for Back and Muscle Relief
A household remedy promises immediate relief for backache and muscle rheumatism plus inflammation sores corns and warts. The fragment mentions someone asking where the bathroom is and a response about going to jay, indicating a rural domestic scene.
Withers Family Enrolled as Students at Arkansas Colleges
Scranton Mr and Mrs Wo HG with son Jack and daughter Hilda enrolled as summer students at Arkansas Polytechnic College Russellville while eight members of W H Smith family studied at University of Arkansas and School of Education in Fayetteville including children two and a son-in-law Grande.
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Arkansas
Wo HG. Scranton
Jack
Hilda
Arkansas Polytechic College
Russellville
University of Arkansas
Wayetteville
W. H. Smith
School of Education
Chdren
Ex-farmer Caraway Sees Farm Echo Under Administrations
Senator Thaddeus E. Caraway told the Arkansas Democratic convention he had become an ex-farmer. He recalled owning a farm under Wilson and Harding, then only equity, then an echo, and finally a memory amid Hoover prosperity as he described his diminishing holdings. In another note, temperature tests near a forest fire showed draft and heat creating a ten degree difference ahead of the flames.
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Thaddeus E. Caraway
Arkansas
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Conjuring Creek Name Origins In Northern Saskatchewan
The river Conjuring Creek derives its name from Wiz ard Lake, reflecting local naming lore. Britain plans a library of historic naval photographs, while singing is highlighted as a valuable exercise for lung health.
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Saskatchewan
Wizard Lake
Britain
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