Britain will not tariff wheat despite Imperial Conference hopes
The British government will not impose a customs tariff on foreign wheat and will consider bulk purchasing to favor Empire grown wheat. The stance aims to help food producers while preserving Britain’s need to import food and compete with other nations. Canadians are urged to understand the position and avoid bitterness toward Britain.
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Dominions
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Great Britain
Labour
Baldwin
Lloyd George
United States
Canada
Germany
Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
India
China
Japan
Europe
Ing
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
King cancels review and boy steals the show
The King forfeits a Yorkshire review with a boys brigade engagement canceled at the last minute. Local officials notify ticket holders of the absence. A boy arrives requesting two tickets for his parents and quips that they are coming to see him, not the King.
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Yorkshire
Canada Earns Revenue From Wild Life Valued At One Billion
Dr H F Lewis of the Interior department states Canada’s wild life is valued at about one billion dollars with a yearly business turnover near 45 million dollars. The estimate covers fur harvest game fish and the impact on sports goods sales. Worms irritate the stomach and intestines depriving infants of nourishment and causing malnutrition. Miller’s Worm Powders claim to destroy worms and correct stomach bowels conditions to ensure full nutrition and proper development.
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Canada
H. F. Lewis
Department of the Interior
Federal steps urged to aid northern Indians in distress
Hon. T. G. Murphy, Minister of Interior, announced urgent relief for Indians lacking money and food through winter. He noted southern reserves fare better with agriculture, while northern reserves depend on trapping and suffer from depleted fur-bearing animals due to white trappers. A rapid survey is under way and relief will follow soon.
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T. G. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Indian Affairs Branch
Interior Department
Dependable Canadian Eggs Improve Through Grading
Canadian eggs of higher grades are considered safe for breakfast and need not be broken before serving. Grading has doubled production and consumption over the past ten years, reflecting stronger trust in quality. Douglas Egyptian Liniment offers speedy relief for muscular rheumatism back inflammation burns and felons.
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Douglas
Western Canada Wheat Crop Outpaces All Canada
Government estimates Western Canada wheat harvest at 362 million bushels, boosting total Canadian crop last year to 304.52 million bushels.
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Western
Canada
All Canada
Nervous energy drain relief with Dr Williams pills
Advertisement endorses Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a nerve tonic that nourishes weakened nerves by enriching blood. It claims full steam workover requires nourishment and promotes the pills sold in Canada for 50 cents a box by mail or medicine dealers.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
More Cigarettes Used Across United States
The article notes rising cigarette consumption with 1,000 per person annually and an eight month surplus of 200 million compared to last year. Benjamin D. Hill of the Department of Commerce predicts the trend will continue through year end, citing stress and economic downturn as factors driving demand.
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United States
Benjamin D. Hill
Tobacco Division
Department of Commerce
Backward flying illusion at Templehof draws aviation fans
A crowd at Templehof watched a new Rocke-Wulf prototype monoplane described as a tail chasing craft. The article clarifies it does not fly backward and notes the plane carries its engine behind the tail with a forward stabilizer extending 21 feet. It hints at an endurance test themed as a pursuit of happiness.
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Templehof
Finishing Livestock For Market Beef in Lethbridge Area
Red Label beef organization estimates a record year as 4 more cattle enter prime condition for slaughter in the Lethbridge area. Favorable feed supply and lower cattle prices support improved results over last year. The report notes past feeding success and ongoing efforts to boost market readiness.
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Lethbridge
Red Label Beef Organization
Asthma Remedy Claimed To End Nightly Attacks
Advertises Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a quick relief option that stops attacks and calms the mind. Claims future attacks are warded off and promises lasting peace, noting the remedy is inexpensive and sold widely.
Canadian Airways Field Network Expanded Across Dominion
A recent survey shows Canada maintains nearly 7000 miles of modern airways. The report lists 22 flying clubs, 370 private pilots, 370 commercial pilots, 311 air engineers, 407 aircraft and 71 airports across the country. Persian Balm provides quick relief for windburn and rough weather effects. It claims to clear the complexion, absorb quickly, and leave skin soft and smooth without stickiness.
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Canada
Dominion
The Boy Who Harbored Spring Dreams Grows Tired
A former garden balker in spring becomes a weary businessman limited to about twenty miles of walking daily on the golf course, reflecting a change from childhood leisure to adult strain.
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King
Minard
Toronto
Western Canada Flour Mills Co Limited
Winnipeg
Calgary
Dept. Wal
Department of Labour
Ottawa
G. D. Robertson
Canadian Airways
Ontario
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
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