Canadian Reductions and Global Decrees Shape Daily News
Summary notes an increase in Canadian bank savings deposits to 1 million dollars and a resignation by Major-General J I O'Brien as chief of staff of Canadian forces. A decree abolishes the right to strike in Portugal, with military units involved in recent uprisings dissolved. A tally of local oddities includes two Brantford widows named Caroline Brown dying recently. Other items cover pensions for William Turner and preparations for Canada’s Jubilee, plus Canada US milk trade changes and Vincent Massey’s US advisory salary. Canada’s January national debt falls by about 3.93 million, with total net debt near 2.94 billion. Dover’s elderly event drew 600 attendees over 70, while 700 more mailed gifts.
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Portucal
Ceamona
Brantford
Gat Pesidenta
Caroline Brown
Wiliam Turner
Barnstaple
Meghead
Canada
Dominion
Department of Finance
Dover
Women Clergy in Britain Move to Lead Churches
The Rev Joyce Daplyn leads a push by the Union of Women Voters to advance women in Baptist Congregational and Unitarian ministries, the only denominations admitting women to worship roles. Six women head churches without formal ministerial qualifications. A new violet variety with large petals is named for Princess Mary of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Daplyn
Union of Women Voters and Soupress of
British Women Preachers
Baptist
Congregational
Unitarian
Princess Mary of England
Dr. Pierce: A Public Benefactor and His Favorite Prescription
The text honors Dr. R V Pierce as a benefactor who sought to restore health and happiness through his Favorite Prescription. It highlights his mission to ease pain and distress in women, his integrity as a physician, and the medicine claimed to relieve nervousness and weakness sold by druggists. Consumers could send 10 cents for Dr Pierce’s remedy.
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Made Book a Success to British Author
A misread public wind boosted sales for Rob Mackmore author of Lorna Doone. Edmon ton publisher Exglio shipped most copies to the Antipodes after an autograph request. A mix up with the Marquis of Lorne and the theater names Lovice Lorne and Loria sparked belief he was connected with the book. Interest surged. shipments had to be redirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Podiie Brarter
Edmonton
Han Sn
Rob Mackmore
Larna Doone
Exglio
Marquis of
Lorne m
Prin Tees Lovice Theates Lorne
Loria
Fatmer
Lorne
Cascarets Promised to Cleanse Stomach and Bowels
Advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent box that cleanses the stomach, removes sour undigested food and foul gases, reduces bile, and relieves constipation by morning. It claims the product works while you sleep and offers a 16 cent box for months of regularity for adults and children.
Convicts Work Program Aims to Benefit Farms
Governor Alone G Dawson advocates jail labor during winter to sort over seed grain for farmers at nominal rates. Money earned may go to prisoners' families. Separate note warns mothers to detect worms in children and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy and health booster.
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Canada
G. Dawson
Autocratic Ex Kaiser Spurns Visit by Mackensen in England
Historical note recalls Kaiser Wilhelm II rebuffing General Von Mackensen at a corridor confrontation in Doorn. The tale contrasts Napoleon’s officer meeting and highlights a city in India prohibiting killing mad dogs, classifying them as lunatics needing asylum.
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India
Farmers of Texas Use Turkeys to Fight Grasshopper Plague
Texans discover turkeys as a natural aid in controlling grasshoppers and plastics in livestock liniments noted in the brief item.
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Texas
Turkey
St Martin's London Official Naval Church and Its Open Crypt
St Martin’s in the Pieckis area serves as the official church of the Admiralty and may fly the White Ensign. It is not the royal parish church, but monarchs attend occasionally. During the war its crypt earned an “Ever Open Door” title for sheltering soldiers and travellers, a practice continued to offer night shelter.
Carrying the Burden: The Old Man’s Burden in Public Life
A woman admires Mrs. Coolidge for grace and youth while noting her husband’s weariness. The husband replies that the president bears the weight of the nation, explaining why his smile seems less radiant. The exchange frames a common marriage dynamic and public duty.
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Mrs. Coolidge
K. W Llewe
Dainty two piece frock pattern with Egyptian embroidery
The pattern No 1523 offers a two piece frock with a gathered bodice and back lapping over the front, with varied sleeve options and a satin ribbon bow. Sizes 8 10 12 14 years. Material estimates and price 29 cents. Transfer Design No 119% includes Egyptian floral motifs, price 25 cents. Fashion book with patterns priced 10 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
Pattern order instructions appear with a Winnipeg address at 175 McDermot Ave. The text lists Pattern No and a name and town fragment, indicating a print order or request card from a local newspaper materials section.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
The New Era In Farming by C. W. Peterson
An essay argues that the shift to labor saving machinery and vast new agricultural lands transformed farming from subsistence to surplus. It notes a 1924 farmer can produce twelve times what a 1824 farmer did, boosting exports and Canada’s wartime economy, and calls for more farmers to support industry and reduce unemployment.
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Searnciv
Mm Ic
Canadies
Sun Life surpasses records with billion-plus annual business
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada held its annual meeting noting total business paid for the year exceeded 1.25 billion, double 1924, with assets over 545 million and mean invested assets earning 6.69 percent. Surplus and profits allocations rise, and the company sits among Canada's top financial institutions.
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Sun Life Assurance Compouns of
Canada
Sun Life
New Life Assurance
States
Sun Life Company
Dominion
Could Not Sleep Heart and Nerves Could Not Sleep
Mr. Geo Merk of Windsor Ontario describes severe heart and nerve troubles causing sleepless nights and dizziness. After using four boxes of IT he reports cessation of pains and noises in the head and a good night's rest, not troubled since six years ago. Milburn Co. Limited Lorenta offers it at 50 cents a box.
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Geo. Merk
Windsor
Ont
Milburn Co., Limited
Lorenta
Exotic customs amuse world cruisers on Lirpress of Scotland voyage
Passengers aboard the 132 day Round the World cruise reach Japan in spring after visiting several countries and 76 ports. A Japanese porter, identifiable by a double triangle insignia on his back and cap, guides travelers to a hotel, a sight enriching the globe trotter's experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lirpress
Scotland
Japan
Eountries
Violinist Quiroga Lasada Claims Stradivari Varnish Discovery
Violinist Losada asserts he has developed a varnish that reproduces the tonal qualities of Stradivarius instruments. He says the formula unseals the secret of the old masters and plans to offer it to musicians worldwide. Critics report the resulting sound as markedly smooth and lifelike.
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Losadia
Notables invite Lord Wewart to speak at Canadian Bar meeting
The Canadian Bar association invites Lord Wewart chief justice of England as chief speaker for its annual meeting on August 8. The council also requests a new accommodation for Canada's supreme court and exchequer court. The American Bar Association and the War of Paris will be invited to send representatives. Frau FEF von Isacescu of Vienna attempts to swim the English Channel for the first time following a 1950s setback. A wartime exchange ends with a fearsomely tense remark about Allies and a planned lights-out action.
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Canadian Bar Association
England
Lord Wewart
Iveta
Ottawa
James Ashine
Winnipeg
Paris
France
Supreme Court of
Anala
Exchequer Court
Frau
Fef. von Isacescu
Vienna
Experience Teaches Lessons In Making New Mistakes
The saying notes that experience acts as a teacher guiding people to repeat or vary mistakes rather than simply avoiding them. It emphasizes learning through practice and reflection across various life contexts.
Sunday School Lesson on Liberty and Love from Paul
The article discusses Paul’s teaching in Galatians and Romans about freedom in Christ not as license but under the law of love. It cites Ephesians 5 11 and Galatians 5 13 2 5 with quotes from Luther and Morgan and warns against quarrels and backbiting within the church community.
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Christian Vreedont
Brothera
Paul
Tin Galitians
Liistian Hherry
Alartin
G. Campbell Morgan
Tau
New York Artist Sails to Nigeria on Frames Liner
Abs. Arha Berrs, known as Erick Terry, begins a 15000 mile voyage aboard the French liner Frames toward Ibit in the Niger region. The destination is in Black Nigeria as the artist plans the long solo journey.
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Cence
Abs
Arha Berrs
New York
Erick Terry
Ibit
Niger
Nigeria
Terie
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W. L. Mackenzie King
Coolidge
United Pirates
United States
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Vincent Massey
House of Commons
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von Mackensen
Itngland
Doorn
Wilhelm
Mackensen
Napoleon
Ney
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Church of British Admiralty
St. Martin’s
London
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By C. W. Peterson
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Drang
Jimmy
Doctors
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Buckley
Sciem
Sxisis & Jarantee W. KR. Beckles, Limited
Buckleys
Tingle Sip
Homer
MineBherte
Athiahd
Ehurth
Christian Temperance Lesson
Peterboro
Ontario
Akers’ Ovens
Hiubbard Oven Company
Queeno West
Toronto
Meuritrereael
Shiloh
Leclerc
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