Canada must form stable government for broad national progress
The article argues Canada should elect a strong government to avoid drift and promote major policies. It highlights export trade expansion, migration to settle lands, tax relief to spur investment, and unity beyond party lines, urging early enactment of these national objectives regardless of whether Mackenzie King or Arthur Meighen heads the government.
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Canada
Mackenzie King
Arthur Meighen
Robb
UN Jaminson
Ageresa
Tude
Tude Mr King
Mr. Meighen
Made First Aeroplane Flight Across Channel
A French pilot crosses the English Channel by air again, this time as a passenger in a high horsepower craft. The return journey marks the first Channel crossing since the historic 1908 flight, with recurring travel contrasted by prior steamship trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Blerlot
English Channel
M. Mieriot
France
England
Lloyd George credits Jewish aid in war effort
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George praised Jewish war service across nations and noted a Mangos summer school reveal that Dr Chaim Welz helped advance essential high explosive research. He said Jews showed remarkable loyalty to the countries they dwell in, and warned against viewing them as a disloyal race.
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Lloyd George
David Lloyd Georg
junior-Jewis Federation
Mangos
Chaim Welz
Lird George
Right Kind of People for Canada Immigrate Says Bishop
The bishop of London asserts that about a million and a half right sort of people exist in the Old Country and are ready to come to Canada once a welcome is assured. Canada will provide the welcome if these people are the right kind. A Woostock Sentinel Review note discusses the value of a dead man versus a lazy one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Woostock Sentinel Review
Valley Jewellike Ruby With Hidden Portrait Astonishes India
A rare ruby from Great Valeo shows a tiny carved image of a white clad man with brown features inside a scarlet cloth. Seen by Jewel Found and reviewed by India’s Geological Department director, the portrait remains unexplained as a natural freak of nature of high value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzel
Geological Department
India
Nerviline Safe Home Remedy For Aches And Colds
When sudden sickness or colds hit children Nerviline offers quick relief via vigorous rubbing. It claims to ease cramps colic diarrhea and minor ailments at home for all ages. Available for 25 cents at dealers.
New Ray Discovery Promises Far Reaching Uses
The Smithsonian Institute reports a new Millikan described ray that travels through lead, is invisible like X-rays, and may originate beyond Earth from starlike atoms. Its future applications are unknown, but the bulletin compares its potential to Faraday’s early electrical discovery and the growth of a newborn babe into a plant.
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Smithsonian
Smithgonian Institute
Faraday
Royal Society
Suitkan
French typing record broken at Geneva by Mile Pian
Mile Pian, a typist for the League of Nations in Geneva, broke the French rapid typing record by typing 1 words per minute with keystrokes at ten per second for an hour. The prior record stood at 91 words. A saddie worth is owner. E. S. Garcia, Elko, Nev. About 4,000 worth of gold and silver is worked into it.
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Mile
Pian
League of Nations
Geneva
Garcia, Elko
Ner
Cancer cause claims tied to diet and potassium loss
A controversial article argues that cancer stems from civilization driven potassium starvation and acidosis from refined foods. It cites Dr Bell and Dr FLW, promoting a Cantasalum cancer treatment and promising mail order information from Charles Walter in Toronto. The piece frames cancer as predictable among the healthy and wealthy and urges readers to seek the treatment.
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Robert Bell
Englah
Rte
Flw Destows
Charles Walter
Minuawick Atenti
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Cantasslum Co
England
Are You Afraid Of Your Meals Afflicted Sufferer Testimony
A reader testifies to the benefits of Dr Williams Pink Pills for indigestion and nerve trouble. After years of poor appetite and insomnia, three boxes improved digestion and strength, with further help from diet and exercise. Sold by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Williams
Shaw
Selkirk Road
Pel
William
D. Willams
Dr. Williams
Largest bombing plane battle between nations
Reports from the United States claim the Cyclops bomber near Philadelphia is the world’s largest, but British manufacturers dispute this, saying a new British bomber surpasses it in many aspects. The British craft reportedly carries a ton of torpedoes, outputs 1,400 horsepower versus 835, and weighs about ten tons.
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United States
Philadelphia
London
Believes Leprosy Is Curable Says Secretaries Hopeful Words
Robert Cochrane, secretary to leper stations, advocates early treatment and segregation of old causes to control leprosy. He notes capacity at main stations and believes many cases can be treated if victims come forward, aiming to improve future work and reduce stigma.
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Robert Cochrane
McA
Inlay Lan
Horneo
Cochrane
J.D
Young Queen Marie of Jugoslavia Quietly Isolated
Marie of Jugoslavia, daughter of Queen Marie of Romania, is described as the world’s youngest reigning queen. At 25 she rules solitary, yet faces loneliness due to language barriers and a shy, melancholic nature despite years of royal training.
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Marie
Jugoslavia
Romania
Twenty Lynelings In U. 8 This Year
Twenty Lynelings have occurred in the United States so far this year according to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Two of the victims were white. A train of sixty five freight cars will be required to transport the bedding for the world s largest hotel now building in Chicago.
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U. 8
United States
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chicago
Western Pioneer Veteran Henry Monkman Dies at 97
Alberta’s Edmontons oldest era figure Henry Monkman, famed veteran of the Bell Rebellion and early driver of Edmonton’s lamp wagon era, died at Vermil le yesterday. He helped bring the first freight into Edmonton by ox drawn river cart and was a longtime landmark among oldtimers in the west. His passing ends a colorful chapter of pioneer life and local history.
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Henry Monkman
Alberta
Vexrmville
Mr. Man
Edmonton
Fragmentary Advice on Laundry Routines Cited
Garbled lines describe a household laundry scene with directions about applying soap to a washboard. The wording is incomplete but implies a discussion between individuals regarding cleaning method and household duties. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Many Ailments
The notice touts Thomas Electric Oil as a cheap, powerful cure with wide praise. It claims many ailments vanish after use and urges immediate application. Additional items mention domestic cats roaming wild, a conservation board, and a court case about a drum theft in Toronto.
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Minard's Liniment
Valeo
Tomar
Jewel
Gtiury
U. S
Commot
Keen
Hadsons Bay
Itoba
Saska
Hudson's Bay Company
Th. Thomas
Woods
Vancouver
United States Department of Agriculture
Sayer
Acceptom
Bayer
Ametn
Eietomd
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Moroncello
Teresalts Tamrigh Seley Betes
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