Planning Saving Investing For financial independence across life stages
A Canadian editor urges balancing Plan Save Invest to build wealth. He divides life into three periods and stresses budgeting, home ownership, and diversified investing including bonds stocks and life insurance, with emphasis on hard work and discipline over speculation.
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Leroy D. Peavey
Babson's Statistical Organization
Ays
Mr. Peavey
Lfe
Nothng
Canada to Spend Over 100 Million Annually on Hydro Projects
Canada will invest more than 100 million dollars each of the next three years in hydro developments. Current turbine capacity averages 583 HP per thousand people, placing Canada among leading per capita water power users. Total installed capacity exceeds 5.7 million HP with 3 million more planned within five years. Quebec leads in installation, Ontario totals near two million HP, Manitoba over 300 thousand HP, Alberta 70 thousand HP, and Pacific coast turbines totaling 560 thousand HP.
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Canada
Dominion
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Baby Teething Relief Claims by Mrs Grubb Note
Teething causes worry for mothers with fretful babies and swollen gums. The ad claims Baby's Own Tablets quickly banish teething troubles and related symptoms. Mrs Louis Grubb of Teeswater endorses the tablets, sold by druggists or 20 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Louis Grubb
Teeswater
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Russian Religion White Paper Cites Soviet Separation Law
The British embassy in Moscow published a white paper on Russian religion reflecting a promise to Conservatives after protests abroad. It cites the Soviet constitution guaranteeing separation of church and state, school secularism, and religious liberty, while outlawing teaching religion to young children and those under age under a year of collective labor.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
British Columbia Coast Seapower Potential Shown
Engineers reveal a potential seapower of 9 million from rivers along British Columbia coast. The Geodetic Survey of Canada completed its first transcontinental line of precise levels in 1916.
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Coast
British Columbia
The
Geodetic Survey of Canada
Twice Benefited by Same Remedy in Cobourg Notice
Cobourg Ontario woman recalls using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to care for a sick father and a crying baby. She reports severe headaches and fatigue and says seven bottles restored her strength. She recommends the remedy to other women.
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Cobourg
Ontario
Lydia E Pinkham
Vancouver High Schools Seek Homework and Exam Curtailment
Educationalists consider reducing homework and examinations in Vancouver high schools to ease student workload while boosting efficiency. With the new four year matriculation course starting in fall, principals say homework will be reduced to improve learning, addressing widespread parental and teacher concerns about the old practice.
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Vancouver
Stary
Weekly Recipes with Spiced Molasses Cake Directions
A compact home recipe lists ingredients for a molasses spice cake and a sour milk batter. It instructs creaming butter and sugar with eggs and molasses, then alternating dry and milk into the mixture. Bake in layers about 35 minutes at a slow oven around 325 degrees. Cut into squares and serve with whipped topping.
Pistachio Orange Dessert With Cream Topping
Pare oranges and slice crosswise, layer in a glass dish with syrup made from sugar and water until all fruit is used. Top with whipped cream and chopped pistachio, serving as a bright citrus dessert. Also note a wartime medicinal claim about Miller's Worm Powers for deworming and restoring organs.
Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel of Calgary Regiment
Major ER Knight is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and to command the Calgary Alberta regiment. Lieut Col J McAra is appointed commander of the Third Reserve Battalion of the Regina Rifles Reserve. Both have long Canadian Militia service with overseas experience in France and Belgium. Knight went to England in 1916 with the 56th Battalion CEF. McAra sailed in 1915 with the 38th Battalion.
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ER. Knight
Calgary
Alberta
Department of National Defence
J. McAra
Regina Rifles
Knight
England
56Th
CEF
France
Belgium
McAra
Pioneer Mountie Peter O'Hare Dies at 77
Peter O'Hare longtime mounted police officer of the west died recently at Maple Creek aged 77. A pioneer in Saskatchewan policing he joined in the early days and took part in the Riel Rebellion engagement. His service extended over forty years.
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Peter O'Hare
West
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
O'Hare
Riel
Canadian crude oil use far below production
The article notes Canada produces only about 24 percent of its crude oil consumption. It mentions Sweden extending Trans Atlantic telephone service to reach the Arctic Circle and briefly references Minard's Liniment for bunions and warts.
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Canada
Sweden
Arctic Circle
Gas Fields Survey Planned for Saskatchewan
Dr G Hume of the Geological Survey of Canada will compile an immediate report on locating gas in Saskatchewan using existing data. He will not conduct field work now but will prepare the analysis after reviewing material from survey parties and city inquiries. The report goes to the Dominion Government and then to the provincial government for shared review by four Saskatchewan city gas committees.
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Hume
Geological Survey
Canada
Saskatchewan
Parliament
Regina
Encouraging Sheep Industry Survey Across Western Provinces
An economic survey of sheep ranching in Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia is under way by the Dominion Department of Agriculture with the agricultural economies branch in cooperation with the Dominion Experimental Farms. This marks the start of an agricultural economics research program for the livestock sector. The Yungas Railway in Bolivia is erecting steel telegraph poles.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Experimental Farms
Yungas Railway
Bolivia
Russia will not be factor in wheat exports soon says Campbell
Thomas D Campbell of Hardin Montana, famed as the world’s greatest wheat grower, returns from a Soviet agricultural mission and says Russia will not affect exports for at least three years. Internal needs will rise, with 1,000,000,000 bushels of wheat required annually as the example. The five year plan accelerates imports and consumption.
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Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin Mont
Russia
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B.C. Hydro
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Minard
Eno
Geological Survey of Canada
Doug
Thomas
British Isles
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