Canada Japan relations praised by Tory on Pacific trade
Dr Tory, president of the University of Alberta and National Research Council chairman, spoke at a Saskatoon chamber address on Japan. He noted Japan's growth, import reliance, and industrialization, urging Canada to offer top quality goods and build a broad Pacific trade. He stressed language and education ties, and the need for Canadians to view Japan as equals in commerce.
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Dy It Mo Tory
University of Auberty
Nationalesearch Council of Canada
Canada
Tory
Japan
Atherta
Sackatchewan
British Isles
Great Britain
Pacific
Britain
United States
Sahur
Pople
Euglish
Orient
Vatada
Western
Christmas turkey shipments from Saskatchewan to east and US
Thousands of dressed turkeys and chickens shipped from Regina and Saskatoon to New York Chicago Boston Toronto Montreal Hamilton and other points to meet Christmas demand. Cakes baked by London bakers with message icing are sent to patch up lovers quarrels and many appear yearly to South Africa Australia Singapore and other destinations.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Regina
Saskatoon
New York
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Montreal
Hamilton
London
South Africa
Australia
Singapore
Palace lounge finds in dialogue by chance acquaintance
A lounge lizard tells a chance acquaintance at the Palace about being at the end of his rope and urges them to quit a cigarette and smoke a better one. A fortune teller notes a tall stout woman following a husband, who is described as a postman.
Minard’s Ointment Featured in Odd Ad Line
A historical item notes Minards ointment for chapped hands and comments that a hungry boy does not imply his mother starves him. The fragment reflects period advertising and social assumptions without further detail.
Parliament to vote half a million for Home Bank depositors
Parliament will be asked to authorize an additional five hundred thousand dollars to cover remaining Home Bank depositors after three million already disbursed. Exchequer court judges, noting unresolved claims under five hundred, urge recognition. no new claims will be accepted as time has expired.
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Canada
Exchequer Court
Nerviline Promises Fast Relief for Sprains and Bruises
An old remedy Nerviline claims deep penetration and quick pain relief for sprains bruises rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and stiff joints. The ad urges readers to buy a large 35 cent bottle from their dealer today.
Manitoba Population Rises to 639056 in 1926 Census
Manitoba's preliminary census figures for June 1 1926 show total population 639056, up 28935 since 1921 and 5196 since 1916. Rural inhabitants total 60861 and urban 278195, with Winnipeg 191998, Brandon 16443, and St Boniface 4187 reflecting five year gains.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brandon
St. Boniface
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim to Build Red Blood
The ad says general debility from thin blood lowers energy and appetite and that Dr Williams Pink Pills will rebuild blood to restore vigor. It urges fast use and says pills cost 50 cents per box and can be mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Electric Locomotive Invention Tested In England
Westminster Gazette reports successful tests of a new electric locomotive by Captain William Burtnell a consulting engineer. The design removes need for substations and uses 200 to 256 volts avoiding live rail danger while batteries on board provide extra power for gradients.
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Westminster Gazette
London
William Burtnell
Golf Course Notice From Scotland Bans Ball Retrieval
A sign recently posted on a Scottish golf course instructs members to refrain from picking up lost balls until they have stopped rolling, reflecting course rules and etiquette. The quirky rule contrasts with the earlier tip about using Minard's Liniment and testing linen purity, though the connection is unclear.
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Scotland
Vicks VapoRub Advise For Cold Relief At Home
Treat sore throat bronchitis or deep chest colds by rubbing Vicks VapoRub briskly over throat and chest then covering with warm flannel. The product works by direct absorption as a liniment and by releasing vapor for relief of cold troubles of all the family.
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Vicks
Thomas
Selecttrie O
Ie Hille
Keleetrie Oi
Rmany
Winter Travel Through North Trails to Edmonton
A party of fur traders led by Joe Larcombe recounts a harsh trek from Arctic regions to Edmonton. Five sleighs crossed treacherous ice, 15 to 20 foot ice walls, and thin floes as temperatures plunged to 30 to 40 below. Blizzard hazards buried two sleighs. horses were unhooked and guided to safety with two scouts ahead.
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Northern
Wilds
Edmonton
Joe Larcombe
Esch
Arctic
Athabasca
Mercury
Government to test Hudson Strait navigation by merchant ship
Ottawa correspondent reports the government may send a Canadian Government Merchant Marine boat into Hudson Bay next summer to test navigation length and weather. Frederick Palmer, the British engineer, may travel by boat to Port Nelson to study conditions and feasibility of a barber property.
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Hudson Strait
Ottawa
Winnlpee
House of Commons
Hudson's Bay
Frederick Palmer
Port Nelson
Churchill
Husband And Wife Benefit From Kidney Advice
Saskatchewan man T M Spilay of Springside relates relief from kidney trouble using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He and his wife suffered strain in kidneys causing pain and difficulty bending or rising, and the pills strengthened kidneys to purify blood and restore health. The ad promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as a kidney remedy for all.
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Saskatchewan
Springside
Dodd
T. M. Spilay
German Woman Author Indignant Over Sex Misidentification
Frau Huch, a prominent German writer, was almost misidentified as male when elected to the German Academy of Letters. She objected to the honor until the error was corrected, becoming the second woman member after Clara Viebig. The piece also notes a medicinal ad and a quip about frost and plants.
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Ricardo Tituch
German Academy of Letters
Frau Huch
Herr R. Huch
Academy
Clara Viebig
Canada to open legation in Washington February
Hon. Vincent Massey is appointed to represent Canada in the American capital and is finalizing plans for the February opening of the Canadian Legation in Washington. Every careful mother knows worms harm children and Miller's Worm Powders drive worms from the system and soothe the infant.
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Washington, D.C
Vincent Massey
Canada
Warfare Without Fighting and the Value of Noise in Battle
An essay argues that true warfare victory comes without fighting, citing a massive army clash where only a few dozen were killed as evidence. It discusses the idea that rushing fire creates noise to intimidate foes, and includes an aside on how volume correlates with perceived combat success. It also promotes Dr Kellogg’s asthma remedy as an effective treatment derived from extensive study.
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Philip F le Fevre
Russian Girls Have Vocation In Modern Russia
Woman journalist Paula Steiner reports during lectures at the Lyceum Lab in Perlin that Russian women devote themselves to various vocations, even military service if they choose, reflecting a characteristic of modern Russia. She notes a curious view on food, claiming men dislike foods labeled healthful.
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Russia
Diid Paula Steiner
Perlin
Venus Research Aims to Penetrate Clouds With Infrared Rays
Yerkes Observatory plans an infrared ray photographic effort to study Venus so-called Earth's twin. Prof E B Frost notes clouds hinder surface view but believes life possibility is higher on Venus than Mars. Observations follow Mars images last summer and may advance planetary science.
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Venus
Yerkes Observatory
Yerkes
University of Chicago
Williams Bay
Wisconsin
Mars
E. B. Frost
Observatory
The New Japanese Emperor
Adechi Kinnosuke in The Outlook hails the new Japanese emperor as the first sovereign to venture beyond Eastern seas and to show a European awareness, democratic leanings, and a wide mental horizon on the Mikado throne.
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Japan
Europe
Adechi Kinnosuke
Not Sleep Heart and Nerves Yet Endured
Windsor Ontario man Mr. Geo Mook reports relief from heart and nerve pains after using four boxes of a remedy from The T Milburn Co. Toronto. He recalls six years with dizziness and blackouts before restful nights. The pamphlet notes price a box and mail order options from The Milburn company.
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Price
Ste
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
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