Return to gold standard boosts world markets and Canada
Announcement of Britain returning to the gold standard on April 28 signals global economic stability, with similar moves by Australia New Zealand and others. The shift strengthens trade, reduces exchange risk, and promises broader markets for Canadian exports, while tax cuts and duties adjust to fund postwar repayment.
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Great Britain
Simatianeaux
Australia
New Zealand
Holland
Dutch East Indies
Canace
South Africa
New York
Canada
Churchill
Atlantic
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Baldwin
British Isles
John Aird
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Sir John
Canada Supplying One Third of Britain Cheese Imports
Britain imported 39 383 200 pounds of cheese in the last three years, with Canada supplying 331 143 588 pounds. Canadian cheese exports to the Mother Country rise yearly, even as top quality Canadian cheese sells four to eight shillings per long hundredweight higher than New Zealand cheese.
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Britain
Canada
Great Britain
New Zealand
Grimsby man declines Moderation League secretary post
James Livingston of Grimsby Ontario says he cannot take the job as secretary because he runs four fruit farms two newspapers a hotel and an auctioneers business. He is excused from the position.
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James Livingston
Grimsby
Ont
Moderation League
Racial remark about global population balance
The statement declares that white races are outnumbered by dark nations by two to one. It asserts a demographic imbalance without citing data or sources and reflects a biased viewpoint.
Would Have Baron Byng Remain A Second Term
It is understood that Baron Byng will be invited to serve a second term as governor general of Canada. His five year term expires in July 1926 and it now appears very possible he will remain for a further term. Speculation about his successor continues, and whether he will stand for himself again seems to be his choice.
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Baron Byng
Canada
Absent-minded Leader Quips at Prayer Meeting
At a meeting last evening Elder Goode asked him to lead in praise. He joked that he wasn’t the lead, saying he “dealt” instead. The remark sparked quiet amusement as the audience recognized the humor.
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Deacon Pratt
Elder Goode
Happy World If We See Others As Ourselves
A witty remark on empathy and self-view contrasts with a statistic noting 900000 gallons of cod liver oil produced annually.
Mourning Dress Marked Post Office Reform Launch
The piece notes that Arabs wearing mourning signify disapproval of Lord Bal four's Palestine visit and compares to English civil servants. It recalls the 1897 April 1 start of the Twellmouth committee recommendations in the post office with staff in black ties and crepe pants.
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Lord Balfour
Palestine
England
Twellmouth Committee
Wheezy Chest Colds Subdued Overnight Says Nurse
A trained nurse describes quick relief for wheezy chest colds, noting that symptoms subside overnight with proper care and rest. She emphasizes staying hydrated, warm fluids, and gentle drainage to ease congestion.
Nerviline Promoted as Dependable Home Remedy
Nurse Carrington extols Nerviline as the best trusted liniment for chest colds earache toothache and general minor ills. The product has been a staple in thousands of Canadian homes for nearly fifty years and is available in a 35 cent bottle.
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Carrington
French Will Construct Huge Aeroplane Base
The French government plans a vast Cherbourg base near the English coast to house monster fighting machines. Underground shelters with steel defences will hold gas bomb payloads and a catapult system will launch aircraft, aiming to deter a European war for ten years.
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Cherbourg
English
London
Reward for Courtesy Annuity Gift to Shop Employee
Miss Susan Plomer of Hornsey who died recently willed an annuity of 450 to Miss Kate Wenham, an Oxford Street department store employee, in recognition of many courtesies received. Wenham had waited on Plomer for ten years and did not know she was wealthy.
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Susan Plomer
Hornsey
Kate Wenham
Oxford Street
Miss Wenham
Miss Plomer
Wolves Urged To Eliminate In Settled Districts
A federal agriculture bulletin argues wolves should be eliminated in settled districts and game preserves. It notes fur value and rodent control but cites widespread damage to deer moose and other game as well as threats to sheep, young stock, and cattle when hungry.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Help Morrisburg Reader
Mrs Geo E Bowman of Morrisburg Ontario describes two years of worsening heart and nerve symptoms. She reports rapid heartbeats and severe breathlessness when exerting herself, noting she could not climb stairs without stopping to rest before reaching the top. She begins taking Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills.
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Geo. E. Bowman
Morrisburg, Ont
Milburn
Douglas Fir Named by David Douglas in 1825 Discovery
In 1825 during a Royal Horticultural Society survey of Oregon Territory, David Douglas found and noted the Douglas fir later named for him. He measured specimens to 48 feet in circumference and 227 feet tall, remarks from his journal.
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David Douglas
Douglas
Oregon Territory
Oregon
British Territory
Royal Horticultural Society of England
Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsement
A reader reports rapid improvement after using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills and recommends them for heart-related ailments. The pills are sold by all drug and general stores and manufactured by The T. Milburn Co. Ltd of Toronto Ontario.
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T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Toronto
Ont
Imperial Oil to Drill From Fort Norman to Alberta Border
Imperial Oil plans a major drilling program across a field stretching from Fort Norman on the Arctic Circle rim to the Alberta Montana border. A party will depart for Fort Norman in spring when navigation opens.
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Fort Norman
Arctic Circle
Alberta-Montana
Imperial Oil Company
Alberta and North West Territories
Ottawa to Host Canada West Indies Trade Conference
An official announcement states the Canada British West Indies conference will convene in Ottawa on June 19 to discuss a new trade and transportation agreement. Attending are representatives from Canada Bermuda Leeward Islands Windward Islands Barbadoes Trinidad British Guiana Jamaica and British Honduras.
Thames Dock and Dartford Tunnel Plan for London Traffic
Plans for a River Thames dock and a Dartford tunnel aim to relieve London's traffic congestion with a cost exceeding 30 million dollars. The tunnel would divert heavy road traffic from the south to the north of England away from the capital's narrow streets.
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London
Thames
Dartford
England
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised for all men
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal remedy for sailors soldiers fishermen and outdoor workers. It claims to ease pain relieve colds dress wounds subdue rheumatism and lumbago and recommends keeping it in home medicine and taking it on travels.
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Thomas
Canadian Press elects officials for coming year in Toronto
Directors from across Canada were chosen at the annual meeting in Toronto. Officers named include President J H Woods and Honorary President B E Macklin, with Norman Smith as first vice president and G Fred Pearson as second vice president. Miller's Worm Powders praised for rapid action and palatability for children.
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Toronto
British Columbia
B. C. Nicholas
Victoria Times
Alberta
J. H. Woods
Calgary Herald
Saskatchewan
Burford Hooke
Regina Leader
Manitoba
G. TH. Macklin
Manitoba Free Press
M. E. Nichols
Winnipee Tribune
Ontario
Quebec
J. E. Archbilad
Montreal Star
Arther Ford
London Free Press
Henri Gagnon
Quebec le Soleil
E. Norman ‘Smith
Ottawa Journal
T. H. Preston
Brantford Expositor
John Scott
Montreal Gazette
W. J. Taylor
Woodstock Sentinel Review
W. J. Wilkinson
Toronto Mail
Empire
BE. H. Macklin
Norman Smith
G. Fred Pearson
J. F. B. Livisay
Noted Woman Writer Katherine Hughes Dies in New York
News comes from New York of the death of Katherine Hughes famed short story writer and journalist and former vice president of the Canadian Women's Press Club. Born in Melbourne P E L she studied in Charlottetown and early in life worked to uplift native Indian races. She held key journalism roles in The Montreal Star and Edmonton Bulletin and served as Alberta provincial archivist before becoming assistant to Alberta’s agent general in 1913. Her writings reflect the western Canadian potential for settlers.
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New York
Katherine Hughes
Canadian Women's Press Club
Miss Hughes
United States
England
Melbourne
P.E.L
Charlottetown
Montreal
Edmonton Bulletin
Alberta
London
West
Real Asthma Relief Claims For Kellogg Remedy
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is advertised with conservative claims promising permanent relief in many cases where other remedies have failed. The remedy is presented as not requiring extravagant statements and as providing noticeable benefit to buyers.
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J. D. Kellogg
Judge Rules Pedestrian Has Rights In Case
A judge asserts the pedestrian’s rights, while a counter remark indicates possible harsh treatment upon exercising them, reflecting tension between legal protections and vigilant control in public space.
Canada Extends Tariff Accord With Spain Trade Deal
Canada extends its intermediate customs tariff to Spanish products and Spain grants Canada its second column or lower tariff in exchange. The order-in-council follows the recently reached Canada Spain trade agreement.
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Canada
Spain
The man after a woman's heart may not want it
A wry note contrasts charm with desire, suggesting appeal can mislead and beauty does not guarantee virtue in matters of affection.
Man’s view on failure and success
A reflective quote argues that only those who have faced failure can truly value success, suggesting resilience as a prerequisite for appreciation.
British War Office approves stainless steel spurs
British officers are spared polish concerns as the War Office approves stainless steel spurs for mounted troops. The change aligns equipment with durable metal standards and reduces maintenance needs for calvary gear.
Whimsical House Party Mix Up With Millionaire
A party guest mistook a celebrated millionaire for the butler and tipped him a dollar. The guest reports the moment sparked a good laugh, while the millionaire kept the dollar and did not return it.
Dollar in bank worth two in pocket proverb origin
A compact saying emphasizes the value of saved money versus immediate spending. It suggests prudence in managing funds and highlights the advantage of savings for future needs. The adage reflects a cautious financial mindset common in older newspapers.
March Grimaces Through Time in Minnard’s Linimens for Corfs
A quirky historical snippet notes April and May bringing smiles while March is dour. Minnard’s Linimermt for Corfs and Bunions hints at medical or herbal remedies tied to the calendar’s mood.
Mecca of the Methuselahs in St Mawes England
St Mawes England is described as a retirement hub with about a quarter of residents over 70. The article notes one man aged 100 living with an 80 year old companion, nicknamed his boy.
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St. Mawes
Eng
Mecca of
War widows remarriages cut British pensions by 209 million
War pensions in Great Britain now cost about 2.09 billion dollars yearly less than in 1920 due to remarriages of war widows. The shift reflects postwar adjustments in social support and demographic changes affecting pension outlays.
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Great Britain
Scots Eat Less Porride A War Time Diet Shift
The Scot is eating less porridge as ham and eggs for breakfast gain popularity. The Scottish Board of Agriculture investigates why the national diet changes, noting housewives skip porridge to avoid extra prep.
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Scottish Board of Agriculture
Dodd's Kidney Pills Bring Relief to Ontario Man
Mr Fr Dupuis of Auld Ontario reports kidney trouble relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He describes improved energy, reduced rheumatic and back pain, and now no head aches. The pills are said to act directly on kidneys, helping cleanse the blood.
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Edward Dupuis
Dodd
Auld
Ontario
Fr. Dupuis
Mr. Dupuis
Highlanders to march in Memorial Day parade in New York
The Fifth Royal Black Watch Highlanders of Montreal will join the Memorial Day parade in New York on May 30, as announced by the British Great War Veterans of America. An official reception and entertainment is arranged by the New York Veterans Association for the Canadian soldiers.
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Fifth
Royal Black Watch Highlanders of
Montreal
American Legion
New York
Argentina’s mandatory marksmanship for men ages 18 to 45
The policy requires all Argentine men within the 18 to 45 age range to undergo marksmanship training. This obligation has contributed to a reputation for producing highly skilled shooters, ranking among the world’s best.
Holloway’s Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief
Corns cripple the feet and make walking a torture yet relief is within reach with Holloway's Corn Remover. This advertisement-like line touts a practical remedy for painful corns and promises ease for sufferers.
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Holloway
French prisons bar bootlaces collars and ties on inmates
Prisoners awaiting trial in France are deprived of bootlaces collars and ties to prevent self harm. Officials say the policy aims to reduce suicide risk while maintaining security and orderly confinement across facilities.
Growth of Women’s Clubs Transforms Turkish Society
Women’s clubs have proliferated in Turkey after years of absence. What began as a few scattered groups has now become a widespread social movement influencing civic life and cultural norms.
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Turkey
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