Removal of Friction and Strife in League Goals
The text argues that the League of Nations aims to remove racial religious economic and political suspicions that led to war. It highlights disarmament, improved living standards, and international goodwill, with emphasis on trade barriers as a key source of conflict and the need for freer markets and cooperation.
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Organization of the League of Nations
Europe
League of Nations
League
International Labor Office
Briand
United States of Europe
Great Britain
United States of America
Canada
United States
Canadian Pacific Railway Introduces Fall Winter Schedule
The fall and winter time table takes effect on the last Sunday of September. It speeds up transcontinental trains reducing coast travel by about ten hours. CPR states the changes reflect a policy to keep pace with the times and improve service. Ticket agents hold full information for the public on application.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Sheep Ranching Expands in Western Canada
The Department of Agriculture notes growth in Western Canadian sheep ranching, especially British Columbia. Last fall Alberta shipped over 10,000 head to interior BC points. Twenty twenty eight saw demand for range sheep exceed supply, with prospects for similar demand this year. Visitors to Charles Darwin’s Kent home can view the chair and writing board he used while drafting his theory of evolution.
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Canada
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Britsh Columbia
Charles Darwin
Kent
England
Darwin
We Get Excited Clad Would Be & Boon To World
An essay advocates a dont get excited club to curb agitation and temper loss over trivial annoyances. It argues poise and placidity conserve human energy, suggesting such an organization could usher in a new era by reducing needless excitement.
Rheumatic Relief Promised by Dr Williams Pink Pills
An Ontario testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood cleansing remedy for rheumatism. It claims rheumatic pains come from blood impurities, not weather, and asserts pills restore rich blood to banish toxins. Henry E Amiro recounts severe rheumatism relief after three boxes, ultimately guiding readers to buy by mail or local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Henry E. Amiro
Lower East Publico
N.S
Dr Williams
Canada Leads Wheat Exports in 1927 28 Year
Canada tops the 1927 28 wheat export list with 255 062 278 bushels as the United States moves 168 307 000 and Argentina 155 258 000. World production totals 4 815 400 000 bushels with Canada third behind Russia and the United States.
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Canada
United States
Argentine
Australia
Bureau of Statistics
Russia
Mystery of Steel Hardening and Old Remedies
A historic discussion notes steel hardening advances from Damascus legends to carbon vanadium steel by Dr. W. S. Carnes of Canton Ohio. It recalls wartime urges for Sheffield water and the transition to automatic hardening with colored indicators, plus stray anecdotes about potatoes and old cure-all formulas.
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America
W. H. Eisman
American Society of Steel Treating
Damascus
W. S. Carnes
Canton
Ohio
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Sheffield
England
Sheffield Steel
Dominion water power review notes big progress
The half year report by Hon. Charles Stewart shows nearly 200000 hp added to the Dominion's total. The note mentions Holloway's Corn Remover claiming its coin relief and its own power effectiveness.
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Charles Stewart
Holloway
Manitoba Funds Set for Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Winnipeg
The government dedicates the $250,000 approved by the last legislature to establish a sanatorium for TB children in Winnipeg, aiming to improve care and housing for young patients.
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Gevtieween of
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Apples Size Rule for Imported English Apples
England will require apples imported from Australia to measure at least two and a quarter inches in diameter. Hindu surgeons in early times used over 100 surgical instruments and performed difficult operations. A tendency toward lower voter turnout is noted in Caecho Slovakia.
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England
Australia
Musketeers of the Air stun crowds at Camp Borden displays
Four Canadian aviators from Camp Borden led by Squadron Leader C McEwen perform daring stunts at exhibitions in Canada and the United States. They showcase expert control, formation flying, and a dramatic upside down climb from 3,000 feet to enthrall spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Borden
Canada
C. McEwen
David A. Harding
Offcer E. Mcfab
Oficer E. A. McGowan
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Postal Revenue Returns to 3-Cent Level
Postal revenue matches the 1923 level with the 2 cent letter rate restored in North America and the Empire. For the year ending March 31 1926 revenue reached 31 025 000 dollars and 31 170 000 dollars in the following year. A census is planned in over 200 countries next year. Rubber can be obtained from more than 300 tropical tree varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Mexico
Empire
Diamonds From Sugar Sparkler Announced By Scientist
A laboratory claim from Professor J. Willard Hershey of McPherson College describes making a real diamond from ordinary table sugar. He presented the test to the American Chemical Society in Minneapolis, showing a tiny crystal the size of a grain of sand on a glass slide, produced under ten tons per square inch of pressure.
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American Chemical Society
Minneapolis
J. Willard Hershey
McPherson College
McPherson
Kansas
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C.P.R
Lydia E. Pinkham
Italy
Misari
Eas de Wnat
Ian
Gillett’ Lye
Teel
Thomas
Caecho
Slovakia
Postal Revenue
Watt
Castoria
Gypsum and
Paris
Montreal
Toronto
Windsor
Vanco
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