The Menace of Communism in Canada
The piece argues the Moscow congress aims to spread propaganda to world youth not just Russia. It warns Canada has no oppression but warns Communist influence via day and Sunday schools, literature, and youth outreach, urging churches and citizens to unite and resist before religion and the home are damaged.
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Moscow
Russia
Europe
Canada
Satan
China
United States
British Commonwealth
International Congress
Sheep and grain farm prosperity rise in British Columbia
Farmers in British Columbia shift to sheep and grain as beef cattlemen gain after lean years. Heron Bros. report a 135 percent lamb crop increase, shipping three to four thousand head and retaining about a thousand ewes for breeding. Demand for sheep grows as more farmers enter the industry. An advertisement notes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil’s fame and wide sale abroad. The Gas Light and Coke Company collects pennies from gas-meter slots in London.
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British Columbia
Heron Bros
Scotch spectator sues ball club after fall injures watcher
A Scottish man filed a lawsuit against a baseball company claiming injuries from a fall he suffered while watching a game. He reportedly fell from a tree near the venue, leading to legal action.
Oil Shale and Tar Sands Vast Resources Found in Canada
The Maritime Provinces hold oil shale while Alberta hosts bituminous sands. The deposits have long been viewed as potential crude products. New refinery methods may enable these raw materials to supplement motor fuel supply as demand rises.
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Canada
Maritime Provinces
Alberta
Health guard for middle aged women with pink pills
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as health help for women over forty reducing faintness headaches back pains and low mood. The ad claims improved blood flow nourished nerves and restored strength with pills sold by medicine dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 50 cents per box
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Awakening Mental Patients Demonstrated by UW Scientists
University of Wisconsin researchers stunned the Central Neuro psychiatric Association in Madison by reviving two patients from months of stupor at the state insane asylum. A gaseous mixture revived them as they sat up, moved, and spoke lucidly.
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University of Wisconsin
Central Neuropsychiatric Association
Madison
Wis
State Insane Asylum
Going Upstairs Had to Sit Down Breath So Short
Mrs. H. Brousseau of Magog Quebec describes years of shortness of breath and four years of heart palpitations severe enough to require sitting down during stair climbs. She mentions reading about remedies and seeks guidance.
Aaaa0 Box Claims Relief From Breathing Trouble
An old time drug advertisement touts NGOS hg as Aaaa0) offering relief I felt better after one box and used three more with no shortness of breath since. Price 50c per box available at all druggists or mailed by The T Milburn Co Ltd Toronto Ont. The vendor notes a saying on age tied to feeling and inclination to tell.
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T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Toronto
Break Colds with Minard's Liniment
Cloak-room attendant questions a patron about his coat and hat. The patron declines the offer, saying no thanks as he exits. The brief scene illustrates a polite exchange over a household remedy reference.
Canadian Arctic Expedition Under Way From Ottawa
The Canadian Arctic Expedition organized by the Department of the Interior departs Ottawa in three parties led by Major L. T. Burwash. The mission includes magnetic pole studies, search for Franklin relics, and exploration of Eskimo regions from Mackenzie to King William Land, aided by Canadian National Carbon Company products.
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Ottawa
Northwest and Yukon
Canadian Department of the Interior
L. T. Burwash
Major Burwash
Toronto
Eveready
Thee Department of Marine and Fisheries
Canadian National Carbon Company
Burwash
Magnetic Pole
Sir John Franklin
Franklin
Arctic Ocean
King William Land
Boothia Peninsula
Mackenzie
Keewatin
Wagner Bay
Hudson Bay
Cockburn Bay
Alberta University to Open School of Education for Teachers
The University of Alberta will establish a school of education to help graduates enter teaching more easily. The university senate and provincial education department have arranged for its opening this session, with full effect next year.
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University of Alberta
University Senate
Department of Education
School of Education
Radio stations in Dominion reach 216700 by March 31 1927
The report notes 216700 licensed radio stations in operation in the Dominion and on ships registered there as of March 31 1927. Also mentions health remedies for asthma and worm infestations in children with ads for Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and Miller's Worm Powders.
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The
Dominion
Newsprint Paper Components Highlight Canadian Manufacture
Newsprint in Canada relies on ground wood pulp and unbleached sulphite fibre as the chief components of its paper production, outlining the core materials used in local newsprint manufacture.
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Canada
Minard's Liniment Invaluable Everywhere
An advertisement proclaims Minard's Liniment invaluable everywhere. It touts the product as a universal remedy in a period-typical sales pitch. The claim emphasizes its widespread usefulness and trusted efficacy.
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Minard
Flying Clubs Lead Canada In Flying Hours
The Toronto and Montreal Flying Clubs top Canadian hours with 881 and 590 hours respectively by the end of September per a Department of National Defence report. Other totals include Ottawa 480 Hamilton 408 Regina 303 Edmonton 266 London 159 Victoria 77 Border Cities 50 and Calgary 37. Dr Thomas Eclectrical advertised as a farm remedy for farmers and stock raisers noting horse and cattle use including for colic, promoted as superior to sweet oil.
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Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Department of National Defence
Ottawa
Hamilton
Regina
Edmonton
London
Victoria
Border Cities
Calgary
Thomas
French Navy launches new powerful submarine Vengeur
A powerful submarine of a new type has been launched by the French Navy. The Vengeur can reach eighteen and a half knots on the surface and ten knots submerged. The crew comprises sixty men. The vessel measures 186 feet in length, 26 feet in width and displaces 2,080 tons.
Dominion Representation at Grocers Exhibition in London
All self governing Dominions in the British Empire were represented at the Grocers Exhibition held at the Royal Agricultural Hall Islington London this year.
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British Empire
Grocers
Royal Agricultural Hall
Islington
London
BC Poultry Exports to Japan From Victoria Shipment
The fourth shipment this year of British Columbia pedigreed poultry for Japan went forward from Victoria. Birds sold by private breeders and UBC Poultry Department, owners of Maizie the record egg layer, were sent to government experimental farms and private breeders in Japan.
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British Columbia
Japan
Victoria
Poultry Department
The
University of British Columbia
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South America
West Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Gas Light and Coke Company
Mathieu
Rife Hiceifel
Maritimes
Charles
Muh Ea
Canadian Arctic Expedition
Frozen North
Radio In Canada
California Valley
Chile
Miler
Ogdens
B.C
Flowery Kingdom
Holloway
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Torortto
Ont
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
Crleary
Vancouver
Winnipeg
CKNC
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