Talk Peace To Have Peace Are to eee aCe Kt in new uly well tecccooven
The piece argues that repeating talk of war breeds war while speaking of peace and prosperity fosters confidence, business revival, and a tranquil world. It cites courts resolving disputes and urges nations to adopt peaceful methods, outlaw war, and build a global peace consciousness.
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New Uly
United States
Supreme Court of the
Canada
Supreme Court
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Esme Howard
Washington
Europe
Irrigation Projects Expand in Southern Alberta Records
Eight irrigation projects cover 400 446 acres in Southern Alberta with 188 930 acres irrigable. Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District doubles occupied area in two years, triples production, and grows population by 2.5 times.
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Alberta
Lethbridge Northern
Medical Aid Caravan Circulates in Northern Alberta
A medical aid caravan will circulate through Northern Alberta this year. It is sent by the provincial department of health and is led by Dr. R. T. Washburn, superintendent of the University of Alberta hospital. The beacon’s beam is estimated at 590,900,000 candlepower.
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Alberta
Department of Health
R. T. Washburn
University of Alberta Hospital
Beautifying School Grounds Through Forestry Cooperation
Cooperation with forestry farms at Indian Head has led to significant progress in Saskatchewan school grounds. This spring 165,000 trees have been bedded in 167 sites, including 67,700 maples and 60,850 carragana, enhancing school environments.
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Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Toast of Mr. Jobson Prompted by Short Speech
A man invited to deliver a post dinner speech quips that he was told to keep it brief and that fewer words about Mr. Jobson would be for the best. The remark frames a light moment at the gathering.
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Jobson
British Scientist Predicts Toothless Births For Men
A British scientist foresees a future where men will be born without teeth. The remark contrasts with the writer’s prior belief that people are born toothless.
When Pain Comes
Tasteless alkali in water will neutralize instantly many times as much acid and the symptoms disappear at once. You will never use crude methods when once you learn the efficiency of this. Go get a small bottle to try. Be sure to get the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years in correcting excess acids. Each bottle contains full directions any drugstore.
Tribute to Union Jack Garners Native Support in South Africa
A Transkeian Territories General Council resolution calls on the government to fly the Union Jack alongside the Union of South Africa flag at all magistrates offices in native territories. A councillor urged not to discard the Union Jack, noting its role in freeing them from slavery and its foundational place alongside the Union Flag.
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South Africa
Canada
Baby's Own Tablets for Infant Health Sold by Dr Williams Co
A promotional note urges mothers to keep Baby's Own Tablets for common childhood ailments. It claims the remedy safely soothes stomachs bowels and teething without narcotics and can prevent illness with occasional use. Sold by medicine dealers or post paid from The Dr Williams Medicine Co trockville Ont for 25 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Trockville
Ont
Tractors Arrive on Western Canadian Farms
Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba farm surveys show 77 192 farmers use 834 324 horses and 10 225 tractors in Alberta 116 762 farmers 1 199 566 horses and 24 367 tractors in Saskatchewan and 51 200 farmers 856 480 horses and 10 893 tractors in Manitoba. The horse remains common but tractors are now essential on farms.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Parachute Safely Drops Plane In California Test
A Jenny biplane flown by E J McKeown landed safely after a 2000 foot descent using a parachute over Tracy California. The 100 foot diameter canopy slowed the craft with no damage beyond a bent tail skid while McKeown remained aboard until touchdown. The device from Charles Roderick of San Francisco aims to protect passengers on disabled planes.
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Tracey
Cal
E. J. McKeown
McKeown
Charles Roderick
San Francisco
Progress in Beam System Doubles Wireless Speed
J H Thompson chief engineer of the Marconi Wireless Company spoke to the Montreal branch of the Engineering Institute of Canada about beam wireless speed. He showed a Drummondville telegraph operator sending 150 words a minute to Dorchester England with instant reception and traced wireless progress from early crude tools to modern directed energy beams.
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J. H. Thompson
Marconi Wireless Company
Montreal
Engineering Institute of Canada
Drummondville
Quebec
Dorchester
England
Mr. Thompson
White Star Line outlines Canadian route emphasis and new ships
Lord Kylsant tells White Star shareholders in London that Canadian traffic gains priority with updated sailings from London Havre and Southampton to Quebec and Montreal. He notes a 26 000 ton passenger motor vessel due in 1929 and describes the Lau rentic and Albertic Megantic ships serving Canada while emigrant traffic wanes amid immigration limits.
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Lord Kylsant
White Star Line
London
Eng
Montreal
Oceanic
Atlantic
United States
Belfast
New York-Liverpool
Liverpool
Quebec
Havre
Southampton
England
Channel
Albertic
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Dominion of Canada
Seed growing gains importance on Vancouver Island
Seed growing on Vancouver Island expands as a rising industry. Duncan hosts the largest sweet pea seed farm producing about two tons yearly. Twenty or fewer women are employed annually to pick clean and pack seed of high quality and growing world fame.
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Vancouver Island
California
Duncan
Holloway's Corn Remover Works on Corns
Instruction notes that Holloway's Corn Remover kills corn roots and removes the callosity without injuring the flesh. This claim targets corn treatment and claims a safe, painless effect. The passage emphasizes root destruction and flesh preservation in use.
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Holloway
Bermuda onions thrive in British Columbia with early market plan
Bermuda onions have been successfully introduced into British Columbia and will be grown for early markets from Southern States sets. Eighteen acres were planted at Kelowna last year with satisfactory results, yielding eight tons per acre. Acreage has increased this year and harvest should begin around July 1 for market.
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Bermuda
British Columbia
Kelowna
Men Sentenced to Life Hard Labor and Self-Imposed Penalty
Some men receive life hard labor, while others choose it themselves to cope with financial strain. The piece contrasts imposed sentences with voluntary punishment as a means to survive.
English actor Derek Oldham in traffic prank tale
Mr Derek Oldham was in a traffic block practicing singing scales in his car when a taxi driver heckled him from outside remarking that Summer had gone wrong with his exhaust. The moment underscores how quick wit and misread signals can arise in everyday transit.
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Derek Oldham
Mr. Oldham
Average man highlights pride in possessions beyond neighbors
The saying notes a common instinct to display wealth as a mark of status. It reflects social dynamics where individuals measure worth by material displays relative to others.
Swedish Air Service reports three injury free years
AB Aerotransport, Sweden's main commercial air carrier, announces a year with 622 of 640 planned trips completed and no passenger injuries or merchandise losses. The government subsidized line operates Stockholm Helsingfors Malmo Amsterdam in summer and helps a German firm run Stockholm Berlin service. The route may join the London Leningrad stage.
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Aerotransport
Sweden
Stockholm
Helsingfors
Malmo
Amsterdam
Berlin
London-Leningrad
Oil For the Athletic Lubricant Improves Muscles Sinews
An old promotional note touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a superior lubricant for athletes. It claims to render muscles and sinews pliable reduce soreness and strengthen against strains with long use by athletes and testers.
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Thomas
Crop report shows acreage gains across grain crops in CPR division
The first crop report of the Canadian Pacific Railway notes increases in acreage across all grains in the Lethbridge Railway division with rye up by more than fifty percent. The adage about money reflects a cynical remark that echoes a financier mindset.
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Lethbridge
Canadian Pacific Railway
Baby Fluid Recommendations and Fletcher's Castoria Endorsement
A historical health notice advises 6 months of age require three ounces per pound daily, later two ounces per pound. It claims breastfed babies' intake is best measured by pre and post feeding weighing, promotes water for any deficiency, and endorses Fletcher's Castoria as a universal remedy with a vegetable recipe and a gold valued motherhood book. The ad warns to look for Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature and notes 80 cent bottles contain thirty five doses.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
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