Canada Rising on World Stage From War to Olympiad
The Dominion’s postwar gains shift it into a key global player. It surpasses the United States in wheat and paper, approaches South Africa in gold, and finances own and foreign ventures, while its League influence and Olympic success signal a growing national stature. Percy Williams and Ethel Catherwood lead Canadian triumphs, with Toronto relay and other records marking a new era for Canada’s economy and international role.
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United States
North America
Republic
Canada
South Africa
Great Britain
Council of Nations
League of Nations
League
Council
Geneva
Dominion
Percy Williams
Vancouver
Ethel Catherwood
Saskatchewan
Toronto
National chain to begin operation in Canada
R. W. Ashcroft announced in Toronto that a new Trans-Canada Broadcast Company will start about September 1. He was named manager, following a suggestion by P. J. A. Cardin minister of marine and fisheries that Canadian broadcasting firms collaborate to improve the industry.
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Toronto
R. W. Ashcroft
Trans-Canada Broadcast Company
Ashcroft
P. J. A. Cardin
Formation of national radio network to link major cities
A new national radio organization will place key stations in Winnipeg and Toronto with eastern links to Montreal Ottawa Kingston Hamilton London and Quebec and western links to Saskatoon Regina Edmonton Lethbridge and Vancouver. This network will connect major cities across Canada for coordinated programming.
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Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Kingston
Hamilton
London
Quebec
Saskatoon
Regina
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Vancouver
Soviet Foreign Minister Hints at Joining Kellogg Pact
George Tchitcherin, Soviet foreign minister, told newspapers that the Soviet Union should be an original participant in Kellogg’s antiwar pact. He condemned the U S for not inviting the Soviet, saying the pact would fail to prevent wars and serve as an instrument of isolation.
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U.S
Russia
Tsa
George Tchitcherin
Soviet Republic
Secretary
Kellogg
Thitcherin
United States
Imperial Oil expands Regina plant with new storage tanks
Imperial Oil Company completes a road oil making plant for 50 000 and plans two large storage tanks 120 feet by 42 feet high at an overall cost near 150 000. The company has spent about 1 000 000 in improvements within 12 months and 750 000 on plant equipment last year.
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Inon
Regina
Imperial Oil Company
Dr Williams Pink Pills Boost Blood and Strength for Women
The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood-building tonic for girls and women. It cites anecdotal praise from Mrs G R Lake of Walton Nova Scotia, claiming the pills rejuvenate during teen years and sustain health as a mother of four, and invites purchase by mail or from medicine dealers at 50 cents a box.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Reports Higher Acreage Signups
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool notes increased acreage for the five year 1928 1933 contract period with about 85 percent of old contract holders signed and many new contracts. Also includes an earache remedy advertisement for Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and a light two maid dialogue about a fiancee's stutter.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegitable Compound
A Sarnia Ontario woman writes she found relief from Change of Life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She did housework again, regained appetite and nerves, and recommends the medicine to other women with similar troubles.
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Sarnia
Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Benson
N. Christina St
Ontario
Potatoes Acreage In Canada Edges Up This Year
Do minion Department of Agriculture reports a two per cent rise in potato acreage across Canada with most provinces showing gains except Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Crop conditions are favorable nationwide. Miller's Worm Powders marketed through chemists offer a low cost remedy for worm troubles and relief for children.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Dominion
Army bans reckless flying exhibitions by aviators
The army forbids its aviators from participating in exhibition stunts such as wing walking and in-air transfers. Army Air Secretary Davison says the ban excludes legitimate aerobatics at proper altitudes.
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United States Army
Army Air
Davison
Worm Exterminator Promises Safe Use for Children
A product named Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is touted as sweet tasting and kid friendly while claiming effective, prompt pest control. The claim emphasizes child acceptance and reliable action.
Clergy Not Responsible for Obregon Murder Say Bishop
Bishop Miguel De La Mora on behalf of the episcopal sub committee rejects claims clergy caused the murder of president elect Obregon. He notes one priest and one nun were involved but argues the clergy as a body bears no blame. He cites Mother Superior Conception Acebeda De La Lata as mentally deranged and connected the slayer Jose De Leon Toral’s suggestion of influence.
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Miguel de la Mora
Episcopal
Obregon
Conception Acebeda de la Lata
Jose de Leon Toral
Lease Granted for 51807 Acres Northwest of the South Saskatchewan
The Home Ranch Company Ltd of Bow Island Alberta has been granted a grazing lease covering 51 807 acres northwest of the South Saskatchewan River. The action secures grazing rights and outlines the company as the lessee for the parcel in question.
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South Saskatchewan River
Home Ranch Company, Ltd
Bow Island
Alta
Press Man Trautman Ties Western Canada Paper World
A friend of the press highlights Mr. F. E. Trautman CP R Press Representative formerly editor of the Fort William Times Journal. He has maintained broad ties with Western Canadian editors and attends Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta weekly newspaper conventions with notable warmth and support.
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Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
F. E. Trautman
C.P.R. Press
Canada
Trautman
Fort William
Greyhounds Through Time In Stone Carvings
Stone carvings from around 400 B.C. depict greyhounds as ancient canine figures. The text notes the enduring presence of greyhounds in art and literature, linking their elegance to historical representations and geometry.
When a child eats during idle moments
A fragment notes that a small boy eats something when not engaged in other activities. The line depicts a habit of snacking during downtime without additional context or named entities.
Medicine Hat Canneries Plant To Can Local Produce
Medicine Hat Canneries Machinery is being installed in the Brod er Canning Company plant. Tomatoes and fruit from Medicine Hat area and British Columbia will be canned there this fall. Reduced By Asthma. An asthma patient faces exhausting strain. early use of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is urged as fast acting relief for air passages.
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Broder Canning Company
Medicine Hat
British Columbia
Canadian Fisheries Production Value in 192% Reaches 49 Million
The fisheries output of Canada for the year 192% shows a value of 49,460,600 dollars. Minard's Liniment is touted as a reliable first aid aiding effort and hope as a driver of achievement.
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Minard
Canada
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LO Spear
Ersonality
Thomas
Bayer
Fr. E. Trautman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wrigleys
Medicine Hat Canneries
Romtor Ony
Caue
Eveready
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
Calgary
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