Costs of Production Tie to Canada’s Natural Resources
Premier Mackenzie King argues that cutting production costs hinges on using Canada’s own natural resources and halting imports. He warns that U S materials in Canadian factories raise costs, tariffs shield foreign branches, and urges rapid domestic development, lower protection, and full use of Canadian resources to reduce living costs and pay war debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mackenzie King
United States
Dominion
Empire
Americans Seek Canadian Lands With Rail Aid Tour
Two American land buyer parties of twelve, accompanied by agents from the Canadian National Railways colonization department, left Winnipeg to inspect lands in Humboldt and Tisdale districts. The groups, from Iowa Illinois and Minnesota, aim to settle after purchasing lands from the railway or private owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonization Department
Canadian National Railways
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Humboldt and
Tisdale
Canadian National
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Skyscraper Hospital Promises Pure Air for Patients
In Chicago at St. Luke's Hospital a 19 story building offers treatments in upper floors to escape odors noise and flies of the lower air. Convalescents will enjoy an atmosphere likened to a resort retreat as conditions rival those of mountain country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
New British Plane Best Ever Built
A British two seater light aeroplane, Beardmore, declared best yet and two years ahead of rivals. Air council member and Lt Col Bristow praise its efficiency, speed about 90 mph, rapid takeoff and smooth pull up, noting two people can fly London to Eastbourne on two gallons of petrol in an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Council
England
Beardmore
W. A. Bristow
London
Eastbourne
Diamond Dyes Color Your Fabrics With Ease
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution. A 15 cent package offers cold water tinting for delicate shades or boiling for rich permanent colors, with easy directions for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It urges buyers to inform their druggist of fabric type before dyeing.
Canadian History In France Formation of Historical Society at Versailles
Guests at the Versailles Hall of Battles luncheon marked the formation of the Canadian History Society in France. Attendees included Senator Raoul Dandurand and Duc de Levis Mirepoix, Montcalm descendants, the Duke of Connaught, and leaders from Canada Britain and France. Hon H S Peland toasted France. Premier Herriot answered. the Duke of Connaught delivered a message from King George.
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Campbell Stuart
The
Times Publishing Company
Versailles Palace
France
Raoul Dandurand
Quebec
Duc de Levis- Mirepoix
New Society
Chevalier
Clark's Beans with Pork Ready to Serve
Clark's Beans with Pork are ready and deliciously flavored. The copy promotes easy serving and claims Canada approval, highlighting savings of fuel time and cost while urging frequent use in meals. Let the Clark Kitchens assist you.
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Canada
Clark
Seed Grain Shortage Survey To Map Oats and Barley
Winnipeg Dominion seed branch reports a survey to locate shortages in oat and barley seed and surpluses, with seed wheat reports arriving concurrently though wholesale wheat shortages are not expected. W. F. Blakeman announced after Ottawa conference that arrangements proceed rapidly due to early frosts and bad weather.
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Winnipeg
Dominion Seed Branch
W. F. Blakeman
Ottawa
World Still Produces Heroes
Three silver medals and 45 bronze medals were awarded by the Carnegie Hero Fund memorial at its fall meeting in Pittsburg recognizing acts of heroism. Thirteen of the heroes lost their lives and pensions totaling 7140 were granted to the dependents of eight of these. In 32 other cases awards totaling 30000 were given for educational and other purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hero Fund Memorial
Pittsburg
Heart Weakness and Nervous Strain Highlighted
Mr. Elwin Connell of Porterville Ontario reports severe nervous irritability and a weak heart. He describes fluttering after minimal exertion and a generally distressed condition.
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Elwin Connell
Porterville, Ont
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsed by User
A user reports taking six boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills on advice from a friend and notes no heart or nerve symptoms since. They say they would recommend the product to others. Pills are sold by druggists and dealers, manufactured by The T Milburn Co Limited, Toronto Ontario.
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Milburn
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Ont
Spillers claims world record grain elevator at Vancouver
Spillers builds a 20,200,000 bushel capacity grain elevator and bins in 45 days, touted as a world record. The piece also highlights Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, noting its Canadian origin and wide international distribution in Central and South America, the West Indies, Australia and New Zealand.
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Vancouver
Canada
Thomas
Central
South America
West Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Fish For Saskatchewan Lakes Fifty Four Lakes Stocked
Provincial hatcheries distributed parent fish and fry to 54 lakes this summer. Early reports say distribution succeeded and the fish are thriving with wide province wide spread. Species include over 20,000,000 whitefish 17,000,000 perch 7,000,000 Thurlow Cisco and 3,000,000 pickerel. In Los Angeles a safety plan builds street tunnels to protect schoolchildren from motor traffic.
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Saskatchewan
He Knew Well Enough Teacher
A classroom moment shows a pupil asking what above par means, prompting the teacher to respond as students press for understanding. The exchange highlights classroom dynamics and student curiosity in a simple dialogue.
London Law Courts hall cleaned after 45 years
The central hall of London's Law Courts was cleaned and redecorated for the first time in 45 years, marking a major refresh of the historic building.
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London
Law Courts
Clouds Generally Hover Above a Mile Upward
The statement notes that clouds typically form at elevations greater than one mile above Earth's surface. It emphasizes a general atmospheric pattern without specifying weather conditions or cloud types.
Good roads in the United States now cover half a million miles
The report notes that road networks across the United States have expanded to about 500000 miles of paved and unpaved routes. It highlights nationwide infrastructure growth and the emphasis on improving highway systems for travel and commerce.
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United States
England's Sun Sets as U S Becomes Global Power
Cecil Roberts, British war correspondent and Nottingham Journal editor, told a Chicago audience that the government of the world has passed into America's hands. He warned against rushing changes and predicted a clash between the mental and intellectual and the physical and industrial in a new American phase. England and America stand as the last two units in the civilization trial, with England's sun about to set in a glorious sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cecil Roberts
The
Nottingham Journal
Chicago
England
Liquor smuggling to cease amid cross-border supply drive
Commissioner Dinning and the liquor control branch pledge to curb illegal liquor flows from Lethbridge and Southern Alberta towns into neighboring states. The department states it will not supply liquor to illicit traders and has launched a broad drive to halt contraband supply wherever possible.
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Uncle Sam’s Land
Lethbridge
Alberta
Dinning
Liquor Control Branch
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
A promotional hot foot bath treatment claims to remove corns and other foot lumps with immediate pain relief. The ad touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a sure remedy for corns coins callouses and similar foot issues. It urges buyers to accept no substitute and notes a 25 cent price at dealers.
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Putnam's
Putnam’s
Secretary Wilbur warns on naval battle as key test of strength
Secretary Wilbur, in a Washington radio address for Naval Day, said nations may stake everything on a single battle and that naval strength hinges on how far ships can aim their guns. He urged Congress to authorize upgrades to elevate main batteries for a homogenous fleet under an armament-limitation treaty.
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Wilbur
Washington
United States
Congress
Diphtheria Treatment Promises Immunity With Toxoid
Dr. Abraham Zingher of New York announced in Milwaukee a new toxin called Toxoid for diphtheria treatment. He said it provides permanent immunity and could immunize a child for life, claiming diphtheria deaths, about 20,000 annually in the United States, could be stamped out within a generation.
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Abraham Zingher
New York
Milwaukee
Dr. Zingher
United States
Swine Breeders' Competition Winners at Brandon
The Canadian Swine Breeders' Association held a Brandon event awarding first and second prizes for the best pair of hogs to the estate of Sir William Van Horne of East Selkirk Manitoba. A Saskatchewan winner featured, ninth prize went to the Department of Public Works Regina. Before judging, Manitoba Swine Breeders bacon hog short course opened with J Wilde of the Dominion livestock branch at Ottawa delivering a demonstration on Cured Wiltshire Sides.
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Brandon
William van Horne
East Selkirk
Saskatchewan
Department of Public Works
Regina
J. Wilde
Dominion Livestock Branch
Ottawa
Wiltshire
Centipede Takes Grim News instride
A centipede shows resilience when told it has one foot in the grave. The creature remains unfazed by a morbid remark, continuing its slow, sure march through its habitat.
Canada Cuba Potato Trade Interests Grow
Cuba imports about four million bushels of potatoes annually with nearly half from the United States and Canada close behind. Last year total imports valued at 5 482 283 dollars, U S 2 816 385, Canada 2 449 054. Belgium, Holland, Great Britain, Canary Islands follow in value.
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Cuba
United States
Canada
Belgium
Holland
Great Britain
Canary Islands
Worms and infant nutrition through Miller's remedies
The article explains that intestinal worms irritate the stomach and intestines and deprive infants of nutrition. It promotes Miller's remedies as a corrector of stomach and bowel morbid conditions to ensure full nourishment and support development.
Germany resents responsibility for war wrecking Europe
The Toronto Telegram notes Germany’s resentment at bearing the onus for starting the war. It argues that if Germany had won, there would be no international controversy over who started the conflict.
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Germany
Europe
Toronto Telegram
Worm Exterminator Promises Infant Sleep Relief
Advertisement claims Mother Graves Worm Exterminator clears stomach and intestines, ending fretfulness and restoring health for infants disturbed by worms.
Women boxers rise in Hull crowding ringside nights
Boxing is prohibited in Hull England except for women leading to feminine exhibitions of the manly art drawing hundreds of fans each weekday. Hull is developing a crop of women boxers to send to America. An ounce of spider web would stretch 350 miles if straightened.
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Hull
Eng
Manly
America
Have You A Davcater This ARTICLE Will Interest You
Mrs. Sarah Wilshaw of Hamilton Ontario praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for building up health in girls and women run-down by illness motherhood and after influenza noting her granddaughter’s full recovery after use. She urges readers to obtain this remedy from neighborhood stores or by mail.
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Hamilton
Pierce
Sarah Wilshaw
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