State medicine gains momentum in western provinces
The piece surveys the push for public health insurance in British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan amid rising medical costs and tax burdens. It weighs costs distribution funding and feasibility including proposed schemes with provincial and federal funding considerations. It suggests experimental pilots to test viability before full adoption.
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West
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
B.C
Thick eyebrows may be made thin by careful plucking
The saying notes that shaping thick eyebrows requires patience and steady technique. It suggests perseverance and precision over quick results to achieve a refined look.
Crown Brand Corn Syrup Cookies Recipe
Crown Brand corn syrup heated to a boil with butter, then flour mixed with sugar is stirred in. Chopped walnuts or peanuts are folded in. Drop spoonfuls on a greased sheet two inches apart and bake slowly. Cookies may be rolled or left plain.
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Crown
Peak Farm Product Sales Concentrated in Sep to Nov
More than 42 percent of farm product sales occur in September October and November. 2142 Pea co Ly Nan.
Stamp duty and tagging rules for live poultry crates
Canadian exporters face no duty on return crates properly marked for crates sent to the United States but must pay 30 cents per crate when returning crates to Canada. If crates are properly stamped by a Canadian Customs official before shipping, the duty may be avoided. A Customs stamp is affixed to wooden crates and a metal seal to metal crates, and the stamp must be requested by the Canadian shipper.
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Canada
United States
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Prospect
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate two pounds of liver bile daily for better digestion. It claims the pills are harmless, mercury free, and superior to calomel, urging readers to insist on Carter's by name.
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Carter
All Parties Represented on Dominion Elections Act Committee
Justice Minister Lapointe announces a 22 member Liberal majority special committee to study the Dominions Elections Act of 1934 and amendments with representation from Conservatives CCF Social Credit and Reconstruction parties.
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Lapointe
House of Commons
C.C.F
Social
Reconstruction Party
Make Your Opportunity With Phosferine Ad Claim
A promotional pitch urges seizing opportunities now and touts Phosferine as boosting nerve force and stamina for competition. It claims a short course can replace deficiency with vitality and references a race to be won. Also notes 3,000 workers on a Dutch elm disease program costing 2,500,000 and Japan’s building height limit of 100 feet.
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Shakespeare
America
Memorial Award Opens For Canadian Women Writers
The Canadian Women's Press Club announces a memorial award of 25 dollars and a silver medal for the finest non fiction piece by a Canadian woman. Open to residents within 12 months, entries due June 30 1936, results by September 15 1936. Submit to Mable Crews Ringland Brookside Islington Ont.
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Canadian Women’s Press Club
Canada
Memorial Award Board
Mable Crews
Ringland
Brookside
Islington
Ont
Canadian Womens Press Club
Clocks on Queen Mary to total 596 at launch
On its debut next June the Queen Mary will carry 596 clocks the largest marine clock system. The array includes 39 public room clocks 31 entrance clocks 54 special room clocks 370 first class cabin clocks and 102 galley and crew clocks controlled from the chart-house. Charcoal was used before coal in forges.
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Chart-House
Bread consumption rise could boost flour use in Canada
The Millers' National Association president Jesse Smith estimates that inducing the population to eat one more slice daily would curb decline in bread demand and yield an extra 742,341 barrels of flour or 70,000,000 loaves, reflecting a potential national impact in Canada.
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Jesse Smith
The
Millers’ National Association
Canada
Aspirin Proclaimed Safe Pain Reliever Past And Present
The article urges readers to consult a doctor before using any pain remedy and compares Aspirin favorably to older treatments. It notes Aspirin’s safety for stomach and heart, its rapid relief of headaches, and its suitability for regular use by the average person, while acknowledging medical caution.
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Bayer
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