Canadas Duty to Foster World Peace and Harmony
The piece urges Canadians to cultivate peaceful sentiment and inclusive attitudes at home and abroad. It cites wartime strains, calls for unity among diverse citizens, and asks Britain and the Empire to pursue a long era of world peace through concord, openness, and mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
China
Palestine
The
Hague
Regina
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Mr. Churchill
Hut
Canada
Canada Bolivian Air Mail Service Announced
Arrangements for air mail to Bolivia and Chile have been completed per the post office department in Ottawa. Mail to Bolivia travels via Canada and the United States to Cristobal, then Mollendo, Peru, by train. Chile mail goes Cristobal to Santiago by air. Rates are 55 cents per ounce to Bolivia and 70 cents to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Chile
Post Office Department
Ottawa
United States
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Mollendo
Peru
Santiago
Canada
Sheep ranching expanding in Western Canada says Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture notes development in Western Canada with emphasis on British Columbia. Last fall Alberta bought and shipped over 10 000 ewe stock to interior BC. In 1928 demand for range owes exceeded supply and similar demand is expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Science Supplants Nature With New Cotton Plant Boom
Eight years ago British researchers observed a bird shredding a plant thought useless to nest. Now in England Essex and Sussex large areas grow the new cotton plant yielding nearly four million pounds of artificial cotton at eight cents per pound less than the real thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
Essex
Sussex
England
Alberta dairy production climbs over thirteen percent
The Alberta Government reports dairy output rose more than 13 percent in the first six months of this year compared with the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Promising Nickel Copper Find Near Ontario Manitoba Line
A new discovery near Ingolf on the Ontario Manitoba border shows 20 percent copper 1 percent nickel and about three dollars worth of gold per ton in assays. The vein is about 6 feet wide and 1.5 miles long with an outcrop six miles east. staking is closed for a large body on the Manitoba side while further assays continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingolf
Ontario
Manitoba
Pink Pills Claim to Restore Red Blood and Health
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anaemia and pale weary health. It cites Mrs Elizabeth Evans of Amherst Nova Scotia detailing renewed strength and notes relief for her son from St Vitus Dance. Pills available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents per bar from Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Hungarian Supreme Court Rules Dust Under Floor Belongs to Tenant
The court held that while the floor itself is the landlord’s, the dust beneath it is the tenant’s property. Frau Simon Sichelmann is awarded $2,500 for gold dust accumulated during fifteen years of her husband’s goldsmith trade. Nine pounds of gold dust have already been recovered.
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Supreme Court of
Hungary
Simon Sichelmann
Six Tip Scale At Pound In Upper Schlesian Strawberry
A new strawberry variety called Upper Schlesian from Vierlaenden near Hamburg yields six berries per pound. The fruit is perfectly formed with a rosy hue and delicious flavor. The Vierlaenden district near the Elbe is famed for fine fruits and vegetables. Nights Of Agony follow asthma, but Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy provides relief, clears airways, and allows deep sleep. Genuine remedy available at local druggists.
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Vierlaenden
Hamburg
Elbe
One wife too many headlines puzzle Hinty talk
Mrs Hinty mocks a newspaper headline about bigamy as her husband cautions about earnings. The exchange hints at social morals and financial pressures in a domestic scene.
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Mrs. Hinty
Mr. H
Steady Decline in Immigrants from Canada to United States
Figures from the Bureau of Immigration show a steady drop in native Canadian arrivals to the United States for 1920 1929 with 29447 in the January to June period and 64444 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1929. Meanwhile U S emigration to Canada reached a new high of 30706 in 1929 up 30 percent from 1928.
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United States
Bureau of Immigration
Washington
Canada
Irish Free State
Mexico
Dominion
Recipe for Sweet Dessert Features Classic Custard Meringue
A dessert recipe outlines brownsugar butter flour and egg yolks cooked with milk and water until thick, then vanilla and a meringue topping. The bake finishes with a light brown top. The piece also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a versatile liniment valued for humans and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden's
St. Charles
Names that change with rulers through Chinese history
The passage traces how a city in China bore many names across centuries. From Mastking to Yen-Shan-Fu Chung-tu Yenking Ta-tu Cambaluc Peking and finally Peiping the name shifts reflect successive dynasties and foreign rule.
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Mastking
Yen-Shan-Fu
Chung-tu
Kublai Khan
Yenking
Ta-tu
Cambaluc
Peking
Peiping
Vision of Speed and Safety in Automobiles
The author envisions cars reaching 100 miles per hour on level roads and suggests shifting focus to crashworthiness. Proposes front bumpers that absorb impact and safety devices to protect passengers in best interest after achieving high speed.
Inventor Emile Berliner Dies at 79 in Washington
Emile Berliner, inventor of the gramophone and disc record, died at his Washington home at age 79. He arrived from Germany in 1870, worked in various jobs, and in 1877 developed microphone ideas that advanced telephone use. Berliner's gramophone in 1887 used disc records and won Franklin Institute medals and he also worked on milk safety standards and helicopter advisory efforts with his son Henry.
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Emile Berliner
Washington, D.C
Berliner
Germany
Milwaukee
Washington
Bell and Watson
Boston
John Scott
Eliott Cresson
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Henry
First Grain Shipment Over the H B Road
Word reached H A Dickson chief engineer at Canadian National Railways that the first grain shipment to Fort Churchill is en route via the Hudson Bay Railway. The ton load in small packets will advertise the route to Great Britain and will be shipped on the Ungava to Europe in September.
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H. A. Dickson
Canadian National Railways
Fort Churchill
Hudson Bay Railway
Great Britain
Hudson Bay Company
Dance Scene Described As Impressive Form
A reporter at a high society dance extols a notably tall woman with a statue like figure. He likens her form to something even a figure like Jumbo might envy, highlighting the event’s fashionable atmosphere.
League of Nations Executes Wide Range of Duties
The article lauds the League of Nations for addressing diverse tasks from disarmament to protecting young female performers, counterfeit prevention, and discouraging crime. It also promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a safe effective remedy for internal worm troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
League
Britain’s strongman Sandow Saxson Brown claims fame
A Modern Sandow Saxson Brown asserts his strength by allowing motor cars to roll over his chest and surviving a near-accident when a wheel slipped over his throat. He claims to pull motor coaches filled with people weighing over three tons with his teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxson Brown
Britain
Driverless Radio Controlled Car Demonstrated
A motor car operated by radio control has been exhibited, showcasing autonomous driving capability. The display featured a driverless vehicle navigating a course under remote instruction, illustrating early advances in automated transportation.
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Teeke Peat
Montreal
Ww. N. v
Minard
Stat
Rrorerasi
Fletcher
Oria
Thomas
H.B. Road
Ship Your Grain
McBean Bros
Putnams Corn Extractor
Limite Sone
Cppleford Paper Products
Hamilton
Hunter-Martin & CO
SASK
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