Lessons Of The World Grain Show In Regina
The World Grain Exhibition showcased Canada’s resources from British Columbia forests to Ontario mines, Quebec farms to Prairie grain. Ontario reforestation, Alberta wheat and coal, Saskatchewan timber and fish highlighted vast national progress and hope for Canada’s future.
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Canada
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Prairie
Manitoba
Arctic Circle
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Dominion
Regina
Hudson Bay
Red River
Esquime
Winnipeg
Calgary
C.P.R
C.N.R
Eskimo Slaying Revealed By Wireless Report
A wireless dispatch to the RCMP from Inspector Sandys Wunsch aboard the Nascopie details the killing of Oo-Shoak-Juke by three Eskimos in Baffin Land after a prior murder and threats. An inquiry was begun at Wolstenholme and will be followed up upon the ship’s return to Moose River.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
T. Sandys
Wunsch
Oo-Shoak-Jake
Wife's Delight at Husband's Loss
A reader reports Kruschen Salts helped her husband drop from 230 to 200 pounds in three months while she herself shed seven pounds in three weeks. The letter credits the product with improving internal organ function to remove waste and poisons that become fat.
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C. Kruschen
Newfoundland Backed by Mother Country Amid Commission Rule
The St Thomas Times Journal notes Lord Amulree's commission recommends Newfoundland enter a temporary dominion status with a government commission handling essential duties. The paper frames it as the mother country stepping in to straighten a financial mess, with a promise to return self governance later.
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Newfoundland
Lord Amulree
John Bull
St. Thomas Times-Journal
How the Rule Works as a National Employment Analysis
The piece argues that rising employment reduces social burdens by increasing the number of workers and reducing dependents. It cites March idle figures and a 3,500,000 job increase, estimating about 40,000,000 employed and 8,500,000 idle, implying nearly five workers per idle person and a halved social burden.
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New York Times
Britain May Capture Coveted American Cup
Britain's hopes rise as the streamlined racing cutter Velsheda, built by Charles E. Nicholson, dominates the Clyde Fortnight, winning five firsts and three seconds. Designed after Shamrock V's defeat, Velsheda embodies lessons from Enterprise and is expected to challenge for the cup if succession rules allow.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Britain
Charles E. Nicholson
Thomas Lipton
Nicholson
Harold Vanderbilt
W. L. Stephenson
Sir Thomas
Stephenson
F. W. Woolworth & Co
Velma
Sheila
Daphne
The Other Club Celebrates 21st Birthday Dinner
The Other Club in London marked its 21st birthday with a Savoy Hotel dinner attended by Sir William Jowitt and Lord Kyslant. Churchill founded the club which meets fortnightly during Parliament sessions to foster cross party dialogue.
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Savoy Hotel
London
England
Sir William Jowitt
Lord Kyslant
Federation of Chambers of Commerce of
British Empire
Jan Christian Smutts
Winston Churchill
Lord Birkenhead
Savoy
Doctor’s Hand Damages Awarded in England Accident
Dr. Abraham Goldfoot of Cheltenham, England, received a verdict of $50,000 damages after an automobile collision caused loss of use of his right hand. His wrist was broken, and he cannot write prescriptions, requiring an assistant for all his travels.
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Abraham Goldfoot
Cheltenham
England
Viscount Chilston Named British Ambassador to Russia
The king approves Viscount Chilston as ambassador to Russia succeeding Sir Esmond Ovey. He has served as minister at Budapest since 1928 and will depart for Moscow in September, marking the first full British ambassador in Russia since March 80.
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Viscount Chilston
Russia
Esmond Ovey
Buckingham Palace
Lord Chilston
Budapest
Moscow
United Kingdom
The World Is Too Small for the Man Who Knows It All
A pithy adage notes that a single person cannot claim complete mastery of global knowledge. It reflects humility in an era of rapid information and diverse expertise.
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Dr. Fowler
T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Torantea
Oak
Rp Saad
Ogden's
Ogden
Chantecler
Riverbend
Prospectua
Joan M. V. Foster
M.A
McGill & Oxon
Hone
W. N. VU
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