Two Ideologies Clash Over World Order and Liberty
A vivid polemic contrasts Soviet communism with Western democracy. Itic highlights Soviet aims to undermine British rule, support for labor groups abroad, and calls for vigilance against Bolshevik influence. The piece argues two opposing moral codes will determine global governance and urges unity to defend orderly society.
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Sora
Great Britain
Isea
Franer
Merrick
France
Comet Theory Blamed for War Echoes in Washington
An aged speaker at a Washington meeting blamed a late nineteenth century comet for the war, claiming gaseous trails in the upper atmosphere unsettled humanity. He warned if another war comes in 2929 the Pons Winnicke comet of last June should bear blame.
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Latieys
Washington
Humwanit
Revelstoke Muskrat Fur Breeders Begin Year With Plans
Muskrat industry development underway in British Columbia with five acres set aside and the Revelstoke Muskrat Fur Breeders Association fencing in grounds. The year opens with stated aims to expand production and market reach this season.
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Revelstoke
Revelstoke Muskrat Fur Breeders Association
Hudson Bay Railways Seen as Progress Driven by Aid to Canada
Fragmented text reflects speculation that a Hudson Bay railway project will unlock Canadian progress. It recalls past views of Edmon Bay as a center for trade and beverages, noting early plans and distant Arctic settlements. The piece hints that once the Morning Star line reaches completion, critics may regret doubting the enterprise.
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Arctic Circle
Jubilee Programme A Nationwide Call To Mark Confederation
The national committee urges a noon ringing of bells and bands across the country to celebrate Confederation and its progress. Ottawa July 3 opening ceremonies will invite distinguished descendants of the Fathers of Confederation and numerous international dignitaries to attend.
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Ottawa
Great Britain
Nerviline market claim targets strong back pain relief
Advert says Nerviline beats other remedies for back pain with quick action on small pains and deep penetration. It promises rapid relief as every drop rubs in and drives away pain that ordinary oils cannot reach, available at dealers in large and small sizes.
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Hooseu
R A F Altitude Race At Hendon Atmosphere Contest
Fighters with supercharged motors prepare for an altitude race at Hendon Aerodrome. Single seaters aim to reach heights beyond 25 000 feet as quickest ascent and descent decides the winner. Oxygen gear will be provided. observers note pilots’ endurance under extreme height.
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Trosal Air Force
Hendon
Ta Earth
Future of China Development Awaits Establishment of Government
A fragmentary sway of quotes discusses China's potential future growth and a stable government, mentioning China’s trade, possible effects on Canada, and Vancouver’s noted benefit from Chinese commerce. Additional snippets reference an English shepherd's death, a long career in service, and oil exploration prospects in Alberta tied to North Pacific naval bases.
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China
Robert Loagnate
Oulawa
Ricks
Mr. Delian
One - Anphe Persian
Women Use More Shoes in Canada as Output Surges
Dominion Bureau of Statistics data show March footwear production up sharply with women’s pairs rising nearly 100000 more than February. Men’s output increases smaller at 37182, totaling 658050 pairs for women and 53000 for men, boosting overall boot and shoe production by 276609 from February.
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Canada
Tye Ye Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Buy farms now and plan for the future, editors urge
An April issue editorial in a Southern Agriculturist urges farmers and families to buy land now while prices are low, arguing long term farming offers security and that rising youth should prepare for rural work. The piece emphasizes future farm value and prudent preparation.
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Farina
Flevouing -Iamaer
King Fuad Visits England to Honor Samuel Crompton
An Egyptian king traveled from Cairo to England to pay homage at Samuel Crompton’s grave during the centenary of the weaver inventor’s death. Crompton’s mule spinning invention revolutionized the cotton trade, boosting Bolton’s fortunes and aiding global textile growth.
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England
Saimine
Crompton
Samuel Crompton
Orient
King Fuad
Cairo
Cromptons
Lotton
Trois
Arkwright
Saskatchewan Municipalities Liable for Sheep Damages
The Sheep Protection Act makes all Saskatchewan municipalities liable for sheep damage caused by dogs. It requires appointing valuators to assess losses and authorizes funds to cover damages. Municipalities may levy dog taxes to fund restitution, up to specified rates for male and female dogs.
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Saskatchewan
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted for anemia relief
A Nova Scotia reader touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and run-down health. The letter recounts improved strength, restored sleep, and renewed vigor after extensive use, noting pills are sold by druggists or mailed postpaid.
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Williams
Mary KE. Uhlman
Williamstown
N.S
Dr. Williams
Widen Markets for Australian Goods Aims Outward Trade Push
VW Callanuch visiting Canada at Premier Bruce's request lays out aims to broaden Canada's market for Australian dried and attacked fruits and other Australian products. The Canada Australia treaty currently favors Canada, with a $7.5 million adverse balance to Australia.
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VW Callanuch
Canada
Bruce
Australia
Board of Trade
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