Western Programme urged for September 14 ballot in Canada
A Western Programme advocates decisive voter action on September 14. It argues electors choose representatives who align with party policies, shaping government and major tariffs while pursuing infrastructure like the Hudson Bay Railway, Rural Credits, pensions, immigration, and Crow’s Nest Pass rates. The piece stresses unity among Western voters and urges careful choice between Meighen and King led governments.
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Electors of
Canada
House of Commons
Thhey
Linier of Commons
Oder
Party
Af Nations
Hudson Bay
Great Britain
Crow's Nest Pass
Dominion
Tyyator Land Co
Hudson Bay Railway
Charles A. Dunning
Regina
W. A. Black
Halifax
Mackenzie King
Meizhen
C.P.R
C.N.R
Mr. Meighen
Kive
Mr King
How You Spent Money Draws Interest, Not Amount
The article notes that interests focus on spending patterns rather than total funds. It emphasizes behavior over balance and frames financial scrutiny around choices and accountability.
Heavy Wool Clip Reaches About Two Million Pounds
Southern Alberta reports a wool clip near 2 000 900 pounds marking a record year with fleeces heavier than ever. A separate note observes a woman's aging begins when she recalls her girlhood days locally.
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Alberta
Debts, War Cancellations Cited By U S Senator
State Senator Bernard Downing of New York warns that canceling war debts would trigger immediate European turmoil. He notes England promoting debt adjustment as a model while arguing debt repayment stabilizes economies and restrains war.
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America
Europe
Bernard Downing
New York
England
Nova Scotian Recovers From Back Pain And Chest Soreness
A Nova Scotian shares how persistent back pain and a sore chest were alleviated by a chosen remedy. She describes initial struggles and eventual relief, noting improvements in daily activities and overall well being.
Nerviline touted as best remedy for cold and chest congestion
Miss Luer Moshe f of Windsor Nova Scotia praises Nerviline as powerful for cold symptoms. She claims a persistent chest cold improved after rubbing Nerviline thrice daily and using it as a gargle. The ad urges readers to buy a five shilling bottle today.
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Luer Moshe F
Windsor
N.S
Farmers Riveted by Pool Expansion Across Wheat Areas
The pool gains Western farmer confidence and rapid membership growth, aiming to cover the wheat-growing belt and extend to other husbandry branches. An advertising claim then shifts to Miller's Worm Powders, promising to remove intestinal worms in infants, repair organ damage, and prevent recurrence.
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London Advertiser
Death of Whitby’s Elder Miss Alice Ham noted
The obituary marks Miss Alice Ham of Whitby Ontario as 81 years old and among the town’s oldest residents. It notes her relation to Col George Ham, longtime CPR employee, as a brother. The item also includes unrelated ad style lines about asthma remedies and social remarks.
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Alice Ham
Whitby
Ont
Col
George Ham
C.P.R
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Aids Ontario Woman
Hamilton Ontario woman reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during Change of Life. She describes exhaustion back pains nervousness and improved appetite after one bottle and recommends the product and Liver Pills. She provides address 471 Wilgon Street Hamilton Ontario for letters.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Willi
Wilgon Street
Ilton
Canberra's Parliament Opens Next May with Duke of York
The Sydney Sun reports Australia’s capital Canberra will open Parliament in May with the Duke of York likely to represent the Crown. The article notes Parliament House’s 700 rooms and panoramic views from its roof, plus Canberra’s transport by motor vehicles and buses.
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Canberra
Australia
Duke of York
Sydney Sun
Parliament House
White House
Aeroplane Travel Not Dangerous Says Civil Aviation Report
The annual Civil Aviation report states air transport since 1919 covered 4,563,000 miles with only four passenger deaths. In the year to March there were four accidents, none with serious outcomes beyond aircraft damage. Passenger numbers rose to 14,675 from 13,478, and fee or joyride flights reached 67,329 passengers, a record high.
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Civil Aviation
Canadians Returnees Turn Tide in Immigration Report
The Department of Immigration and Colonization notes that in Q1 April to June, 21 001 Canadians who entered the United States planning permanent residence now intend to settle in Canada. June arrivals returning home totaled 6 084.
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Department of Immigration and Colonization
United States
Canada
Japan Leads in Electric Lights Per 190 Houses in Use
Japan ranks third in electric lights per 190 houses studied with the United States and Canada ahead in the last survey. Japan is electrifying some railroads and has electrified street car systems in major cities.
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Japan
United States
Canada
Fortunate is the man who takes a wife for better or worse
A brief old saying notes that a husband who accepts both good and bad in marriage can achieve balance and happiness in life.
Africa's Vast Lands Highlighted in Earth’s Surface Quotation
Minard's Liniment for toothache appears in an unrelated dental patent note beside a general geography remark noting Africa covers nearly a quarter of Earth's land surface. The item blends a world fact with an antique remedy advertisement.
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Africa
Doctor Hall-Rewards Dies After Daring X-ray Work
London obituary notes Dr John Francis Hall-Rewards aged 68 who pioneered Roentgen rays in medicine. He suffered dermatitis from X-ray burns, lost part of both arms, yet continued research, served in WWI hospitals, edited Roentgen Bay archives, and earned a Carnegie hero medal in 1922.
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John Francis Hall-Rewards
Roentgen
London
Great Britain
Roentgen Bay Society
Trials of Indigestion with Dr Williams Pink Pills
The article urges treating digestion as a system needing consistent support not purgatives. It links indigestion to weak blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the remedy, advising careful diet and nourishing food, with purchase options from Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
Mrs Wolfer and Mrs Snipper Exchange Cautious Secret
A brief dialogue shows Mrs Wolfer warning that a great secret was learned in strict confidence and urging discretion, followed by Mrs Snipper agreeing to be equally cautious about repetition. The exchange underscores mutual trust and secrecy.
Rasputin Poison Mystery Solved By Sugar Antidote
A Marseilles professor explains Rasputin survived cyanide in poisoned wine because it was sugared. He reports sugar and glucose counteract cyanide, noting animals given sugar and later cyanide showed no ill effects, while Rasputin was killed by shooting after the wine episode.
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Marseilles
Rasputin
Russia
Prince Yussopoff
New York Evening World
Island Eradicates T B Cattle disease says Prince Edward Island
Has No T B Cattle Prince Edward Island is one of the few places in the world where tuber culosis in cattle has been absolutely eradicated. Eighty six per cent of the island is covered with well stocked farm holdings and the possibilities for quality stock and for farming are exceptional.
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Prince Edward Island
A Dressing for Wounds With Dr Thomas Eclectric
A factory notice recommends Dr Thomas Eclectric as a safer quick actin wound dressing than carbolic acid. It cautions that Eclectric heals without scarring or flesh burning, suggesting its use in workshops.
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Dr. Thomas
Hard fall teaches the transgressor the hard way
A reflective line notes that the offender only grasps the difficulty of their path after suffering a severe fall, implying consequences reveal the true measure of one’s conduct.
Women Eligible for Five Ranks of Order of the British Empire
Women qualify for five ranks within the Order of the British Empire as part of a broader honors program. The expansion broadens opportunities for recognition of public service, arts, sciences, and charitable work by female contributors.
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Order of the
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