Canada Sees Bright Outlook Amid Economic Recovery
The article notes improving conditions in Canada with falling unemployment, rising migration back from the United States, and stronger commerce. It cites lower business failures, higher railway traffic and earnings, growing Western building activity, and larger agricultural yields with growing value to farmers, plus expanding industry and shipbuilding. It argues for self-reliance and resource development over tariff dependence to sustain lasting growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ford Motor Company of Canada
Canadian General Electric Co
Peterborough
Fastern
Dominion
Waiting Chairman Elliott on the dogs and delay
Still Waiting Chairman Elliott of the Northern Pacific recites that older generations warned of decline. He notes a pattern of prophecy and ends with the assertion that currently "The dogs have an awful wait."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Northern Pacific
Electric light for bees discussed at Gloucester meeting
Gloucester Chamber of Agriculture described wonderful electric beehives providing light and heat in winter. Bees welcome the warmth as brood grows and forage begins when fruit trees blossom, enabling early honey gathering that would otherwise be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Chamber of Agriculture
Castoria Promoted As Harmless Teething Remedy
Advertises Fletcher's Castoria as a 30 year old pleasant substitute for narcotic Teething Drops and Paregoric with no narcotics and directions on each package. Mentions physicians endorsing the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Northland Trader Sets Early Arctic Navigation Record
The Northland Trader arrived at Fort Resolution on June 8 and set a navigation record for early navigation on Slave River. The ship carried freight and passengers to Great Slave Lake posts and planned onward to the Arctic, with Fort Smith departure slated for June 20. The Pioneer would voyage to Fort Norman upon the Northland Trader’s return, as an auxiliary schooner precedes the delta arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slave River
A. L. Sawie
Northern Trading Co
Edmonton
Lawle
Fort Smith
Arctic
Northland
Fort Resolution
Great Slave Lake Post
Far North
Mackenzie River
Pioneer
Fort Norman
Nose Colds Quickly Stopped by Catarrhozone Inhaler
An old newspaper ad claims a neglected cold leads to Consumption and promises instant relief from Catarrhozone Inhaler. One breath supposedly cleanses the nose and throat, heals bronchial inflammation, and prevents catarrh. Complete outfit costs one dollar. mail order from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
In Munich Inventor Tests HiFi Telegraphic Opera Reproduction
Dr Steidle unveiled a system linking microphone receivers to music racks at the State Opera with the regular telephone. Bavarian postal authorities and journalists witnessed a Die Walkure performance that surpassed radio, with clear instrument timbre and no telephone disruption during calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Steidle
State Opera House
Radio
Miller's Worm Powders Proclaimed Trustworthy Vermifuge
Wise mothers apply Miller's Worm Powders when children show worm troubles. It clears the system of worms and restores healthy conditions, ensuring comfort and potential robust growth. It is described as a most trustworthy worm exterminator.
Laughing at a Bull Chase
A library visitor, a regular, noticed a boy who always reads the same book and laughs. The attendant saw the page shows a small boy chased by a bull. The boy explains with a chuckle that the boy isn’t caught yet, making the scene humorous.
Tuberculosis Decline Seen by National Leader in 20th Convention
Dr. Livingston Ferrand president of the National Tuberculosis Association says tuberculosis will be negligible in America within two decades. He spoke to an Atlanta audience during the association's 20th annual convention noting remarkable progress.
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America
Livingston Ferrand
National Tuberculosis Association
The
Association
Atlanta
Hydroplag to Patrol Northern Manitoba Air Survey Plan
A seven plane hydroplane squadron based at Victoria Beach air station will patrol northern Manitoba this summer. Major Hobbs says the missions include forest fire detection and a major map making effort from Lake of the Woods to beyond Manitoba’s western border. Air photographs will cover regions up to Hudson Bay and along the Nelson Churchill and North Saskatchewan Rivers. The Pas area, Stanley Mission and Renison Lake receive particular attention. The topographic survey aids Federal Government survey parties and treaty money disbursement. Planes with Rolls Royce engines are equipped for air work, improving duties over last year.
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Victoria Beach Air Station
B. N. Hobbs
Lake of the Woods
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Nelson
Churchill
North Saskatchewan
Pas
Stanley Mission
Renison Lake
Island Lake
God's Lake
Cross Lake
Making Business Good Business
A Toronto Star quote urges entrepreneurs to pursue opportunities instead of parroting negative talk. It argues active effort yields more business across trades, noting a pickup in activity as enterprising individuals capture opportunities. The piece celebrates proactive risk takers as essential to city and countryside growth.
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Toronto Star
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Praised by Sask. Woman
Miss Jessie Peterson of Zealandia Saskatchewan reports a dramatic recovery from three years of a weak heart and nervousness after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She says two boxes helped, five boxes fully relieved her, and she recommends them to others. Pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by dealers or mailed by The T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto.
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Jessie Peterson
Zealandia
Sask
Milburn
Salmon Trout Egg Collection Sets Great Lakes Hatcheries
The Department of Marine and Fisheries reports 40 million salmon trout eggs collected last season from Lake Huron Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. The total compares well with recent years averages and will supply hatcheries on the Great Lakes engaged in salmon trout propagation.
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Department of Marine and Fisheries
Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Advertised
An advertisement promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as effective medicine to expel worms and improve child health. The text emphasizes worm removal as essential to a healthy child.
Evolution of the Orange From Pear Shaped Fruit
The orange originated as a pear shaped fruit about the size of a cherry and evolved through 1200 years of cultivation.
Beauty May Be Skin Deep Yet Often Effective
A compact remark notes that beauty, while superficial, frequently holds influence or impact beyond appearance. The line suggests aesthetic appeal can sway judgments, choices, or actions in various social situations.
Tanlac Praised by Montreal Hotel Barber
Eugene Lepage, owner of Prince of Wales Hotel barber shop in Montreal, credits Tanlac with dramatic health gains. He says stomach trouble troubled him, then Tanlac improved appetite and sleep, adding he gained weight. Tanlac sold by all good druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lepage
Prince of Wales Hotel
Montreal
Canada
Lepage
Wireless For People Of Mackenzie River
Lieutenant H A Young and five men head north to Fort Simpson and Herschel Island to oversee Federal Government wireless plant erection. Lieutenant Galbraith has already selected Fort Simpson site. The party will winter in the north with supplies by Alberta and Arctic Transportation, enabling Mackenzie River residents to connect daily with the outside world this winter.
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H. A. Young
Signal Corps
Fort Simpson
Herschel Island
Galbraith
River Service
Alberta
Arctic
Mackenzie River
Clark's Tomato Ketchup Improves Food Flavor
Advertising copy asserts Clark's Tomato Ketchup enhances taste of fish meat roast chop steak poultry and game with the slogan Let the Clark Kitchens help you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Soviet Relapse Amid Lenine Legacy Threatens Reform
The Philadelphia Ledger notes signs of a shift away from the New Economic Policy in Soviet Russia with crackdowns on the middle class, reduced private commerce, renewed spy hunts, and more executions. Foreign relations appear harsh, echoing prewar arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Lenine
Philadelphia Ledger
Panama Hat Myth Busts Across Panama
Hundreds of Panama tourists return home realizing they did not see a hat factory in the country. The piece argues that Panama hats are not made in Panama nor in any factory, and explains the name Panama as a trade term linked to the city of Panama as a distribution center for this headgear.
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Panama
Pawnshop Use By London Society Women
London society women frequently pawn jewels and precious possessions before trips to avoid leaving valuables at home. They seek pawnshop care and security during absence.
Cross as Punishment Feature in Early Military Races
Among early races the cross was the usual form of military punishment. The note highlights corporal discipline used in historical competitions and its link to military rules.
Croquet Revival Traces Pall Mall Roots in London Street
The article notes croquet as a revival of Pall Mall, the historic game that shares its name with the famed London street. It highlights the link between the pastime and the city’s well known Pall Mall area.
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Pall Mall
London Street
Banff Windermere Road Reopens For Heavy Tourist Traffic
The Banff Windermere road over the Canadian Rockies reopened for traffic linking Banff to the west after its initial opening last year. Tourists from Canada and the United States are flocking to the corridor while national park resorts in Waterton Banff Lake Louise and Jasper anticipate a busy season.
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Banff-Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Canada
United States
National Park
Alberta
Waterton
Lake Louise
Jasper
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Imperial Tobacco CO. OF Canada Limited
Melcher
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Hydroplag
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Zugene LE
McKenzie River
Thomas
Wanshien
Yangtse
Czechwan
Cockchafer
Edwin C. Hawley
Junkmen’s Guild
Wanhsien
Hawley
Newcastle
James French
Dorrance
Alan Brown
Byer F. Barker
M.D
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Cole
Johns Hopkins University
F. D. Goodchild Co., Publishers
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J McLeod Ltd
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