Winter Train Service Schedules at Medicine Hat Alta
Winter train service begins December 1 at Medicine Hat Alberta with east and west routes listed. Details show Vancouver Imperial tilts, Toronto Express, Montreal connections, and Lethbridge Kootenay routes with departure and arrival times for various combinations including Retlaw Lomond and Calgary Vancouver corridors.
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Medicine Tat
Alta
WALS
Toronto
Wpg
Montreal
Retlaw & Lomong
Vaner
Calgary
Kootenay
Retlaw & Lomond
Vane
Vanea'r
Lethbridge
Jootenay
Mexicans and Banks Cash Habits in Mexican Life
Historical note describes how Mexican professionals often carry large sums in cash, with middle class individuals holding 1000 to 2000 pesos and Indians in the streets storing money in hollow feather belts sewn into their clothing. The text questions cheque usage for small amounts.
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Wen
Hght
Mexico
Why Work Why Sleep The Imperative Of Toil
Article argues work as universal necessity guiding human life from ancient times to present. It declares toil is the inescapable condition for survival and progress and rejects the idea of idleness as possible or sustainable. The piece frames labor as the core law sustaining civilization.
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Earth
Mkwawa Skull Controversy and German Role
Germany still withholds Mkwawa skull claiming no possession to hand over. The sultan resisted German colonizers and wartime looting led to his severed head, later prize money. In Versailles terms, Germany was to return the skull, but no objection arose then. The current German account follows.
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Germany
Miwawa
Mikwawa
Kultur
Mkwawa
Great Britain
Theft of a Preserved Head Report in Armistice Era Detail
The official report states the head was preserved in alcohol and displayed by a high German officer as a trophy in a shell case. Thieves also took the alcohol, leaving a human head substitute with features resembling a pickled face. The fate of the replacement remains unknown and the incident risks becoming a British joke in a publication.
101st Birthday Proponent Says Happiness Aids Longevity
Samuel Cox of Pann Mass celebrates 101 years and credits a cheerful outlook for his long life. He contrasts common centenarian excuses like liquor or hard work with his stance that being “always glad” may promote health and happiness.
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Samuel Cox
Pann Mass
Monarchs Crown Alberta Provincial Baseball Champions
Local fans point to the Monarchs as the top amateur squad in Alberta after their decisive provincial championship results. The team demonstrated superior play and consistency, reinforcing the belief that they deserve the title and acclaim from supporters.
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Monarchs
Alberta
Voters urged to register at new court house
Citizens are reminded that those who have not yet registered have another chance to get their names on the voters list by filing an application before Judge Creone at the new court house.
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Macing
Creone
New Court Louse
Cocoanuts as Native Exchange in Nicobar Islands
Cocoanuts serve as common exchange among Nicobars natives. A box of matches equals twenty cocoanuts and needles cost one cocoanut each.
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Nicobars
Real Estate Interests Push for Housing Law Repeal
The New York Tribune criticizes housing coalition members urging the Lockwood joint legislative committee to repeal recent laws. They are accused of pursuing self serving aims to maximize rents during a housing shortage, exploiting tenants.
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Lockwood Joint Legislative Committee
Ideals of the British Empire Emphasized in Vancouver Speech
Viscount Cave addressed the Canadian Club describing the Empire as a voluntary mutual benefit with full autonomy for each nation. The speaker argued that closer bonds among Commonwealth countries grow as this ideal is realized.
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Vancouver Sun
Viscount Cave
British Empire
Commonwealth
One Marriage Law for Dominion Says Guelph Editor
A Guelph Herald writer argues for a single Dominion marriage law. The piece asserts that a marriage ceremony is valid when performed by a properly ordained minister and should not be challenged by provincial courts in Quebec or elsewhere.
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Dominion
Quebec
Cox claims big Republican funds to defeat him
Mr. Cox denounces a Boise audience claim that the Republican party has a fund of 20 to 100 million dollars to secure his defeat. The remark warns that such political bait could lure careless readers and provoke dangerous considerations.
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Montreal Gazette
Cox
U. S
Boise
British Preference Touts Empire Loyalty Amid Freight Gap
The government proclaims loyalty to the Empire while the Merchant Marine faces higher ocean freight to Britain by 40 cents per barrel compared with rates to Holland and Germany, indicating a price disadvantage for British shipments.
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Toronto Globe
Britain
Holland
Germany
What's in a Name: Smillie Drives England Toward Calamity
A man named Smillie is described as forcing England toward a dire crisis. The piece riffs on words and mime to imply looming disaster and political tension in a London context.
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London Advertiser
Smillie
England
Perfectly Plain Article Cost Rise Details
The Vancouver Province explains price inflation on its articles citing higher material costs by 13 cents and labor costs by 9 cents, totaling a ten cent increase. The article analyzes factors behind the price hike affecting readers and production.
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Vancouver Province
Labor and Capital Clash Over Public Spending
Kingston Whig analysis argues labor sets policy while capital widens costs and government wobbles, leaving the public to bear the bill. The piece critiques fiscal accountability and political responsibility amid ongoing economic tensions.
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Kingston Whig
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