League of Nations to probe industry impact on war
The article advocates a League inquiry into how industry and tariffs influence war and national sentiment. It cites rubber pricing, protectionist policy shifts, and cross border friction between the United States Canada and Britain, arguing tariffs fuel prejudice and conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
United States of America
United States
Lasue
British Empire
Congress
Canada
Great Britain
Britain
France
League of Matrix
Private Duke of Bedford Aquarium Houses Ancient European Catah
The Duke of Bedford’s private aquarium contains a European catfish over fifty years old, showing no signs of weakness despite the remarkable age.
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Duke of Bedford
Wii Erect New Fish Cannery Nh
British Columbia Packers plan a new fish cannery at Skidegate in the Queen Charlotte Islands, signaling expansion in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Skidegate
Queen Charlotte Islands
May Find Cure For Paralysis Hints From Experiments
Dr. R. W. Gerard of the University of Chicago reported at a Cleveland convention closing session that a cure for paralysis may be found. He noted incurable paralysis follows spinal cord severing and expressed hope that a human spinal cord could be mended, perhaps with patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Gerard
University of Chicago
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Cleveland
Ohio
Gerard Eaid
Diamond Dyes Offer Simple Color for All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes promise easy tinting for garments and draperies. Each 15 cent package includes directions suitable for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. Buyers are advised to tell the druggist the material to color and the desired result.
Poor Law Reform Proposals Move Duties to Local Councils
The British Ministry of Health plans abolishing boards of guardians and transferring their powers to county and county borough councils as part of general poor law reform and public assistance coordination. The scheme also proposes transferring Metropolitan Special Hospitals board duties to the London County Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Guardians
Ministry of Health
Metropolitan Asylums Board
London County Council
Pink Pills Promised To Brighten Pale Girls Health
In a campaign style article, anaemia is described as a common and dangerous weakness for growing girls. Dr Williams Pink Pills are touted for rebuilding blood with a testimonial from Miss Claire Sullivan of Pincher Creek Alberta detailing relief from weakness and illness. Pills available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents per box via The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Williams
Sean
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Beets Show Favorable 1925 Manitoba Tests
Tests at Manitoba Agricultural College and the American Beet Sugar Company plant in Grand Forks North Dakota indicate favorable results for sugar beets grown near Brandon in 1925. A larger beet testing program will begin in 1926 by the Brandon board of trade with the horticultural society, planting fifty to one hundred plots across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agricultural College
American Beet Sugar Company
Grand Forks
N.D
Brandon
Brandon Board of Trade
The
Horticultural Society
Leprosy Cure Claims Highlighted by Illinois Professor
Professor Roger Adams of the University of Illinois says chaul mogric oil can cure leprosy in many cases not yet passed the six months stage. He remarks the treatment offers hope for patients with early diagnosed leprosy.
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Roger Adams
University of Illinois
Minards Liniment and Crops Report One Fickle Year
Fragmentary note quotes a farmer asking about crops and apples plagued by worm holes. Mentions Minard’s Liniment as a remedy for grippe. Context suggests a humorous or promotional clipping about agricultural conditions and medicinal advertising.
Canadian National reports 1926 as prosperous for western lines
W. A. Kingsland, general manager of western lines, declares 1926 a successful year for Canadian National Railways in Western Canada. Freight and passenger traf fic, express and telegraph traffic rose while costs fell, with expected operating profit for western routes from Armstrong Ontario to the Pacific. Increased grain yields and higher passenger traffic drive gains, with immigration trends anticipated to boost business further in 1926. Continuous planning aims to boost transportation service.
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Canadian National Railways
Western Canada
W. A. Kingsland
Western Lines
Winnipeg
Systems
Montreal
Armstrong
Ont
Lakes
Pacific Coast
Prairie Provinces
Canadian National
Canadian National Railways Executive
Powerful Medicine in Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
The six essential oils in every bottle of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil are said to concentrate healing power. Many attest to its pain relieving properties and health benefits, noting the broad usefulness beyond its modest price.
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Dr. Thomas
Trade With South Africa Prospects for Canada Trade
Eric M. Pyke reports promising trade prospects between Canada and South Africa after two years studying conditions there. Canada currently supplies 90 percent of South Africa's newsprint trade and also provides automobiles, agricultural machinery, wheat and flour.
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Canada
South Africa
Eric M. Pyke
Wanyagamack Pulp and Paper Company
Woman Credits Pills For Recovery From Heart Nerve Trouble
A twenty year old woman from Toronto reports heart palpitations and nerve trouble limited her activities. After six months on the Milburn Pills she says she is twice the girl she was and can enjoy life again, praising the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross, Scollard
Alta
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Ont
World’s Largest Water Reservoir Opens in London
The completed reservoir in London becomes the world’s biggest, capable of holding enough water to float a fleet of the largest battleships. It marks a major infrastructure achievement for the city and nation.
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London
Sunday School Lesson Golden Text John 3 16
Devotional reading and references accompany a lesson on John 3 16 17 7 45 52 19 38 42. The text emphasizes God loving the world and offering eternal life through His Son with devotional cross references.
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John
Leeson
Johan
Nicodemus Visits Jesus in Secret and Belief Grows
Nicodemus a Jew with a Greek name and Pharisee of the Sanhedrin visits Jesus at night to learn from him. He acknowledges Jesus as a teacher from God and witnesses Jesus’ signs, later helping prepare Jesus’ body with myrrh and aloes after the crucifixion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus
Jesus
Sanhedrin
Jewess Court of Justice
Christ
Will Link Empire With Air Service
Lord Thomson former Air Secretary predicts imperial linkage by air within the British Empire. He says nations will be closely connected through air transport and Canada should profit from commercial aviation given its vast territory. He favors airships and plans to go to England after a U S lecture tour.
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Lord Thomson
All
Toronto
Canada
England
United States
Holloway's Corn Remover Relief Promised
No man or woman should hobble painfully about because of corns when so certain a relief is at hand as Holloway's Corn Remover.
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Holloway
Hope To Reduce Paper Costs With Brazilian Eucalyptus Newsprint
The University of Wisconsin forest products laboratory reports success producing newsprint from eucalyptus wood grown in San Paulo Brazil. A small newspaper roll printed well and showed sufficient strength for high speed presses. They estimate production cost could be about half of current imported newsprint.
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Forest Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
San Paulo
Brazil
Sun Spots Likely Do Not Affect Weather Experts Say
Toronto meteorology office doubt sun spots influence weather. Astronomical expert W. E. Jackson reports two large sun spot groups seen while noting 54 spots in one group. He says no definite link to weather changes has been established.
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Toronto Meteorological Office
W. E. Jackson
Prince of Wales Granted Honorary Apothecaries Diploma
The Prince of Wales was licensed to practice medicine midwifery and surgery after his investiture at York House. He received the unique honorary diploma from the Ancient and Honorable Society of Apothecaries and remains the only honorary member.
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Prince of Wales
York House
Ancient and Honorable Society of Apothecaries
Essex Couple Builds Home Furnishings and Life
An Essex couple recently made their own home, the bridegroom even crafted the furniture. The piece notes thrifty remedies and social advice with a light, humorous tone, comparing stirring soup to stirring friendships.
Canadian General Loomis Receives Mons Mayor Death Notice
Major-General Sir Frederick Loomis of the Third Canadian Division was informed by the Mons mayor of the death in Mons of Burgomaster Lescarts who welcomed Canadian troops on November 11, 1918. Lescarts died on November 11.
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Sir Frederick Loomis
K.C.B
Mons
Burgomaster
Lescarts
Best Medicine She Ever Took Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsed
Ontario woman Miss L Charbonneau of 304 Wilbrod Street credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health. She suffered headaches back pain leg weakness and fatigue before taking three boxes. She reports improvement after the first box and continued well. She praises the pills and notes other users also widely recommend them.
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Ontario
Dodd
Ottawa
Ont
Miss L. Charbonneau
Wilbrod Street
Regina to see 110 room hotel by Geo Broder
A 110 room hotel costing about 250600 is planned for Regina next spring. The reinforced concrete and brick structure will be built by site owner Geo Broder.
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Regina
Geo, Broder
From Farm to Medical Success Dr Pierce Story
A biographical sketch traces R W Pierce from farm labor to medical study in Cincinnati, his move to Buffalo to found the World's Dispensary, and the popular Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The tonics claim to improve appetite, digestion, and blood, with widespread drugstore availability.
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Cincinnati
R. W. Pierce
Titusville
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
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Minard
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