British and Canadian leaders discuss postwar trade and emigration
The article portrays visiting British statesmen led by J H Thomas and Winston Churchill in Canada. It outlines Thomas's official aim to study unemployment and propose Canada help Britain without harming immigration control, while Churchill and Amery visit on holiday to assess Empire policy on immigration, trade, and closer ties.
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Canada
J. H. Thomas
Ramsay MacDonald
Winston
Churchill
Exchequer
Amery
Dominions
Mr Amery
Thomas
Britain
Mr. Thomas
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Silver Dollars Fade From Circulation Amid Treasury Reserves
Treasury officials note the silver dollar has largely faded from daily use though about 50 million dollars in silver dollars remain tied up in the Treasury. The dollar’s decline contrasts with the half dollar still used in the West, while tipping quarters gain favor in the East.
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Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Circulation Possible for Certificates If Demand Rises
The article notes certificates could be circulated easily if there is demand. It discusses potential ease of distribution and factors influencing adoption, outlining how interest could drive broader use and market readiness. The tone remains cautious about actual uptake and practical steps.
Six wheeled motor car for King George delivered in Norfolk
A six wheeled all British motor car built to traverse rough terrain has been delivered to King George at Sandringham Norfolk. It is designed to travel over moors broken ground and ploughed land and can reach 60 miles per hour on open roads. Detachable rubber caterpillar treads aid rough ground travel.
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Sandringham
Norfolk
Canal across Nicaragua May Surpass Panama in Scale
A proposed Nicaragua canal to connect the Atlantic and Pacific would be larger than the Panama Canal according to the article. A newly tested British lifeboat carries 300 passengers and features radio equipment.
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Nicaragua
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Man Emerges From Austrian Glacier After 83 Years
Norbert Mattersberger, missing since a hunting trip in 1848 near Kals Austria, is found alive after 83 years. He returned home to Magda and Franz Otto while the glacier preserved his body clothes and weapons in a near perfect state.
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Norbert Mattersberger
Magda
Franz Otto
Kals
Austria
Mattersberger
Franz Mattersberger
What Our Girls Need and When Languid Pdf
When a girl grows languid irritable and pale anaemia signals impoverished blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills purify and enrich blood restoring health. Mrs John Finn Howlan Station PEL reports daughter improved after use and weight gain. Mothers urged to start pills at first signs of anaemic condition. available by mail or medicine dealers.
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William
Dr. Williams
Cine Co
Brockville
Fireproofing Wood By Mineral Soup From Living Trees
German foresters at the College of Forestry Tharandt describe a new method to render timber partly fireproof. A silicon and fluorine rich solution slowly travels up the tree sap, mineralizing wood fibers enough to resist fire while preserving sawing properties.
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College of Forestry
Tharandt
Germany
Identification Discs May Become Law In Future
A writer in Answers suggests compulsory identification discs worn from birth like Japan. A coroner notes benefits in accidents and memory safety, while police enforcement could require proof of identity or result in a summons and fine. The piece also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for sores and memory aids.
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Japan
World Wheat Acreage to Rise Across Nations
World harvest outlook for 1928 30 shows larger wheat acreage than last year. Estimates indicate 1929 cropland across 21 countries expands by about five million acres, with gains reported in Canada, Europe, and the Americas. Dalhousie honors a notable degree while the American minister to Canada is noted in related context.
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Dalhousie
America
Canada
Diplomats Honored and Health Tactics Mentioned in Fragmented Text
A disjointed clipping notes two diplomats honored at Dah University reunion and mentions figures such as Hon vicent Massey and Hon E N Rhodes P C in Canada. It also references worms harming intestines and Miller's Worm Powders offering extermination and repair. Additional lines mention Chinese writers on ancient defense and a Canadian Supreme Court figure Morrison. The passage includes diverse, unclear items without a clear single event.
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Fon
Canada
United States
Vicent Massey
Dah University
E. N. Rhodes P.C
Nova Scotia
A. K. Maclean
Exchequer Court of Canada
J. le Ralston
China
British Columbia
Extract claims rapid relief for stomach cramps and diarrhea
A Milford Ontario reader reports severe stomach pain cramps and diarrhoea improving after using a bottle of a claimed extract. The testimonial credits quick, pleasant relief and says they will keep the product at home.
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Roy Lighthall
Milford
Ont
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator to Remove Worms Safely
A local worm exterminator promises to drive worms from the system without injuring the child. The method is described as gentle and fully effective.
New Company Organized to Manufacture Briquettes in Souris District
The Canadian Coal Briquettes and Power Ltd is formed by western Canadian financiers and coal men to produce briquettes from Souris District dried coal in southern Saskatchewan. The firm claims 800 acres of coal with about 8,000,000 tons in reserve and will also produce dried lignite coal and powdered fuel.
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Souris
Canadian Coal Briquettes & Power, Ltd
Canada
Saskatchewan
Ated
Beasts of the Crown Learn Music Before State Processions
Two royal horses Caesar and Castor, slated for state processions, must attend Buckingham Palace riding school for music lessons amid crowd noise. Young Persian officers favor motorcycles over Arabian mounts for leisure riding. Southern Alberta beet crop from Raymond District expected to set a record tonnage despite spring flood losses.
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England
Caesar
Castor
Buckingham Palace
Alberta
Raymond
Lethbridge Herald
Canadian Post Office Moves Mass Mail Flow
The Canadian post office handles about 600 million letters 350 million newspapers and 400 million parcels annually, illustrating a vast mail distribution system.
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