Successful Colonization Means Increased Immigration
Analyzes Canada’s immigration policy shift toward colonization to ensure long term settlement. Highlights need for selection, government and private support, and examples like the Swiss Settlement Society and Red Cross nursing outposts aiding new settlers in western provinces. Emphasizes community involvement to promote permanent, prosperous settlement.
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Canada
Dominion
Boards of Trade
Swiss Settlement Society
Tow Real
Switzerland
United States
eHadian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Six to Seven Foot Lizard Arrives at London Zoo
A live specimen of the Varanus monitor lizard from Sumatra has reached the London Zoo. The creature measures six to seven feet nose to tail and carries a black tongue about 15 inches long for most of its length.
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London Zoo
Sumatra
Plants Display Muscular Powers, Declares Scientist
Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose of Calcutta claims definite evidence that plants possess muscular powers. The Hindu scientist, famed for earlier plant life discoveries, cites new demonstrations supporting his assertion.
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Jagadish Chandra Nose
Calcutta
Arabs Swap Camels for Fords in Desert Raids
A London Morning Post dispatch from Bagdad notes Arab tribes now use Ford cars for raids replacing camels. Sheik Ajil-Al-Yawwar, a tall bearded leader, is seen driving a Ford in Bagdad streets. Bedouins view the car as a practical, shame-free tool for swift operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morning Post
Bagdad
Iraq
Ajil-Al- Yawwar
Sheik
The Cheerful Woman and the Pink Pills Remedy
A Vancouver BC woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health after two years of decline and hospital treatment. She reports renewed strength after a few boxes and urges others to try the medicine, available from druggists or by mail for 60 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Williams
Melvin Abra
Graveley Street
Vancouver
B.C
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
New Design for Aeroplane With Central Engine Room
The article describes an experimental aeroplane named Ye Bodmin Napier featuring a central engine room. It currently employs two Napier Lion 450 hp engines but could carry a dozen or more as design continues. It is seen as a forerunner of future airliners for transatlantic routes between London and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Ye Bodmin-Napier
Canada First Leads the World in Agricultural Gain
Dr J H Grisdale, deputy minister of agriculture, says Canada leads in twenty five year production gains across crops and livestock with wheat up 600 percent since 1900 and oats 200 percent. Also notes barley rye forage hay beef and poultry increases. Also reports urged U S immigration law revision to allow skilled agriculturists beyond quotas.
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Canada
J. H. Grisdale
U. S
United States
House Immigration Commission
Hugh McCrae
Wilmington
N.C
Hunter Questions Species Identity
An amateur hunter questions a guide about a recent shot and learns the shooter identifies as Smith. The exchange hints at uncertainty over the shooter’s identity and a cautious investigation by the guide.
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Smith
Mrs Benham Fractious Home-Repair Demand Sparks Rift
In a domestic row, Mrs Benham accuses a rift in the lute while Benham dismisses concerns and orders a plumber. The quarrel centers on repairs and household strain. No injuries or official actions reported.
Vanished Dutch Passenger Monoplane Baffles Experts
Report describes a Dutch passenger monoplane that disappeared while en route from London to Amsterdam. The experienced pilot-led flight vanished without trace, with theory suggesting an engine failure over the Channel and a water landing, yet no wreckage or bodies were found.
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London
Continent
Amsterdam
Swiss Colonization In Canada Swiss Settlement Society aids settlers
The Swiss Settlement Society seeks to help Swiss farm workers in Canada by distributing a pamphlet and questionnaire. It asks about key settlement questions to guide newcomers and offers contact via Fritz Keck, secretary, at 11 Bishop St Montreal or care of Floumigation Hall Winnipes.
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Swiss Settlement Society
Canada
Fritz Keck
Bishop St
Montreal
Floumigration Hall
Winnipes
Nervous Conditions easing with Pills from Toronto firm
Mrs J Wilson of Port George Nova Scotia reports heart palpitations and fainting spells from overwork and worry. She credits relief to a medicine sold by The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto. McGill Library celebrates its 260 000th book with a rare Italian anatomy volume titled Man and His Parts published in 1683.
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McGill
McGill University
Girolamo Boncompagni
Ologna
Look of Love Reveals He Is In Love
A girl notes that a man in love reveals his feelings by the way he looks when she is not watching. The observation highlights quiet, unguarded attention as a sign of affection.
Sunday School Lesson Five Men Believe on Jesus
Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. Lesson cites John 1 19 51 and devotional reading Isaiah 53 4 12. The text presents faith in Jesus as the fulfillment of messianic prophecy and invites reflection on belief and witness.
Andrew and John see Jesus as Lamb of God in gospel text
In the narrative, Andrew and another disciple of John the Baptist encounter Jesus after the baptismal scene. The Baptist declares Jesus the Lamb of God, drawing the disciples to follow him. The excerpt then shifts to a modern medicinal advertisement praising Dr. J. D. Keltoga’s asthma remedy as effective and widely acclaimed.
Fourteen Aliens Lose Canadian Naturalization Certificates
Order in council revokes naturalization certificates of aliens in Canada as British subjects. Included are two Germans, one Assyrian, two Russians and others from Central Europe. Convictions leading to deportation factor in two cases. fraud or false representation cited in others. Most affected have already left Canada.
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Canada
Secretary of State Department
Central
Europe
Saskatchewan Egg Pool Shows Strong Early Support
Present indications are that the Saskatchewan egg and poultry pool is an assured success and will function by the spring. G F Edwards chairman of the provisional board notes over $1,000 contracts signed and arriving daily at Regina pool headquarters. Estimated production under contract nears one billion dozen eggs annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Reich patent office bars use of Hindenburg name in ads
Berlin dispatch reports the Reich patent office forbids using President von Hindenburgs name to praise salads stomach bitters insect powders coffee and other wares. The name Hindernburge is rejected as a trademark. Prominent public persons may apply for protection against name advertising misuse.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Reich
Patent Office
Doctor's Eclectric Oil for Humans and Animals
There is notable similarity between humans and lower animals in ailments from inflammation and injuries. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is promoted as a reliable remedy for such ailments and mishaps in both humans and animals.
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Thomas
German Researcher Claims Discovery Of New Metal Hafnium
Professor Bohr, a noted German atom researcher, reports the invention of a new metal hafnium. He states the element appears as a dark gray powder and is especially suitable for components in radio transmitting and receiving equipment.
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Bohr
Lusitania Awards Total Payout Set at 13 Million Plus
The Lusitania awards are completed with 395 victims of the 1915 sinking allotted 13,146,059 dollars in compensation.
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Lusitania
What Carter's Little Liver Pills Did for a Brooklyn Woman
A Brooklyn woman Miss E Rich reports chronic bloating gas poor appetite and headaches. After trying Carter's Little Liver Pills she felt relief and now uses them to quiet her stomach when it complains. Sold and recommended by drug stores.
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E. Rich
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carter
Alberta Corn Growth Expands Across Province
Medicine Hat corn growers shine at the provincial exhibition in Lethbridge proving the district’s suitability for corn. Alberta’s planted acreage rose from 900 in 1919 to 68,000 in 1924, with steady yearly gains through 1923.
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Alberta
Holloway's Corn Remover Endorsed By Civilized Nations
Promotional language asserts Holloway's Corn Remover as superior for both old and new corn. It contrasts civilized nations with savagery and frames protection as a societal need.
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Holloway
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Benham
Lute
Secret of
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Dodds
Minard’s Liniment
Grippe
Jesus
Andrew
John
Jerusalem
John the Baptist
the Baptist
Lamb of God
Lamb
Christ
J. D. Keltoga
Hindenburg
Germany
Minard
Alberta Corn Growers
Write Marine Co
Chicago
Eye Cate Book
McBean Bros
Rellapse
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg, Man
Bank of Nova Scotia
Swaniehard Trallan
United Technical Schools, Ltd
Corner Portage & Langside
Winnipeg
Zane Sateen
W.-M
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