Canadian Pacific summer train schedule at Medicine Hat 1919
Canadian Pacific Railway announces summer service at Medicine Hat Alberta effective 24:01 Sunday June 1 1919. Arrivals list varied trains from Vancouver Calgary to Montreal and Toronto with times from early morning to late night. Departures include routes to Winnipeg Montreal Calgary and Vancouver with times including 3:05 and 4:15 a.m. for early services and 9:20 p.m. for Calgys to Vancouver.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Medicine Hat
Alta
Trans-Canada Limited
Seo Pacific Express
Seth
Aldsyde
Imperial
Retlaw-Lomond
Vancouver Express
Toronto Express
Crow's Nest Express
M. Jaw
St. Paul
Retlaw & Lom
Wpg
Montreal
Y & Vanc’r
Kootenay Ldg
Safety at Sea Requires War Time Inventions For Trade
Dr J C McLennan outlined wartime devices now aiding merchant ships such as hydrophones for precise sound-ranging and Leader gear cables guiding vessels in fog. Sound-ranging fixed submarine positions and coastal monitors with depth charges improved accuracy, enabling 500 mile range positioning for ships near Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. The system could guide ships at up to 20 knots through channels and minefields using electric cues along long bottom cables.
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J. C. McLennan
S.R
University of Toronto
Northeast Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders
Admiralty
McLennan
North Sea
Great Britain
Belgian
England
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Labrador
St. Lawrence
Talifax Harbor
Interview with James A. Stillman on cost of living and rail policy
The Chicago Daily News presents an interview under The Truth Today with James A. Stillman president of National City Bank. He argues the world lacks necessities due to war, prices rise from destruction, wages may rise faster than prices, railroads should be national policy not labor dispute, and railroad investments are clean with good public value and service.
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Chicago Daily News
Henry Hords
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Echo method aids fog navigation and shore-to-sea safety
Dr McLennan explains that beam sound waves can sweep the seas, echo effects reveal objects like submarines and icebergs, and directional wireless can locate ships in fog. The Admiralty plans a Department of Research and Experiment to boost navy efficiency and aid merchant navigation despite heavy costs.
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Lennan
Dr. McLennan
North Atlantic
Admiralty
Department of Research
Canada Board of Commerce mirrors American profiteer crackdown
The United States tightens action against food and clothing profiteers with trials and fines. Canada forms a Board of Commerce expected to adopt a similar approach, pledging a plain people’s court with prompt hearings and no fuss. Judge Robson promises accessible justice for any citizen with a valid complaint.
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United States
Canada
Board of Commerce
Robson
St. John Globe
Canadians Honored in England Two Great Sons Personalities
The article notes Dr. John Beattie Crozier and Sir William Osler receiving honors in England. It questions why more Canadian talents do not pursue careers in Canada and asks if the country is insufficiently large or appreciative.
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England
John Beattie Crozier
Sir William Osler
Canada
The Green-Eyed Monster
The essay argues jealousy causes wars and personal ruin, citing Europe’s bloodshed and Shakespeare. It urges self-control and willpower to focus on one’s own talents, warning that envy disguises true wealth and success.
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Europe
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Vane’r & Calg
Vane’y
Kootenay
Toronto
Aldersyde & Leth
Atures
Calg
Y & Vane’r
Medicine Hat News
Medicine Hat News, Limited
Sixth Ave
Alberta
A. J. & Terrill
Jose
Safety AT
New York Herald
Tooke and Arrow
Second
the Quality Store
Fowards
Edwards
Shoestore
Ontario
Sporting Goods
Bell Hardware, Ltd
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