Britain and Canada Face Population and Trade Solutions
The article argues Britain should shift surplus workers to farming in Canada but notes the mismatch of skills. It also endorses British branch plants in Canada to boost trade, develop resources, and ease unemployment, citing Saskatchewan coal projects and calls from Alberta's Premier Brownlee and Chas Dunning for factory policy.
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Great Britain
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United States
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Quebec
Saskatchewan
Brownlee
Alberta
Chas
Dunning
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
English towns urged to display town names for airmen
British aviation authorities consider erecting large signs in English towns to show the name of the town to approaching aviators. The proposal from Edward F. Setlee and William S. Brock suggests residents of Heaton on the Nutle South coast spell the town and country in beach sand to aid navigators arriving from the Atlantic.
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Edward F. Setlee
William S. Brock
Mwtroit
Nutle
Heaton
England
Manitoba poised to become gold copper zinc producer
Hinard's Liniwent relieves backache mentions mineral free areas in southeastern and northwestern Manitoba. The province is described as trending toward steady gold production with potential copper and zinc sources.
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Manitoba
Pre-War Return Doubt Lingers In German Royalist Talk
Prince William of Prussia, son of the former crown prince, at Oels Castle in Silesia, says prewar days will not return. A woman friend recalls the remark, suggesting Royalists doubt restoration of the monarchy as it stood before the war. In a separate note, a Welsh diamond weighing line hints at fragile judgments, while Leavenheath Suffolk reports eighty bachelors among about 100 residents.
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Prince William of
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Oels Castle
Silesia
William
Amery Named Finest Linguist in British Cabinet
Secretary of State for the Dominions, L. R. Amery, acclaimed as a premier linguist in the British Cabinet. The anecdote from Salonica notes Amery’s quick language talent after a Greek handbook and a boast to master it by next week.
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L&r Amery
Salonica
George Milne
George
Amery
Sir George
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor for corns with quick relief a single drop stops pain and a few applications dry up and drop off. It claims thousands use it daily and warns against substitutes. The second note cites Dominion water power data indicating turbine potential and total hydraulic installations through 1926.
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Pink Pills Promoted for Anaemia in Girls
An article advises mothers to monitor early teen girls for anaemia as rapid growth saps strength. It praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and cites a testimonial from Mrs George Justason of Black's Harbor praising their effect on her daughter Margaret. Also notes Dominion experimental farm reports grain and flax conditions along the Hudson Bay Railway route with worm damage at Mile 42 and good stands elsewhere.
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George Justason
Black's Harbor
N.B
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Margaret
Dr. Willis
Mile
Coxmorant Lake
Lludson’s Bay
J. 1 Guild
Dominion Experimental Farm
Mile St
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National Dairy Council of Canada to Meet in Toronto
Mr. W. F. Stephen announces the ninth annual meeting of the National Dairy Council of Canada in Toronto on November 21 and 22. Dairymen and dairy manufacturers will discuss questions of interest, with the programme to be outlined soon.
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National Dairy Council of Canada
Toronto
Saskatchewan Gains Nearly 2 Million From Grain Rate Equalization
The Board of Railway Commissioners will implement equalized grain rates, saving Saskatchewan about 2 million dollars annually starting this year. The figures were presented at the spring freight rates probe, with Saskatchewan’s W T McEwen KC arguing for lower Western rates and Alex McDonard confirming the province’s saving. Alberta and Saskatchewan had sought separate judgments to apply new rates to the 1927 crop, an appeal that failed before the Governor General in Council.
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Saskatchewan
Alex. McDonard
Alberta
The Generous Public
A village endures a cold winter and industrial strike with suffering and want. A local philanthropist hosts a free admission public entertainment to aid the poor. A crowded audience enjoys the show and donates a collection totaling three dollars and sixty seven cents for the needy.
Flying farmer pilot leads Spokane wheat farm by air
The era of horse labor on ranches has eased to autos and now planes. Jack Fancher, the flying farmer, operates his luge wheat farm near Spokane Washington by air, pioneering this trend. Japanese watermelons fetch about five cents each in Japan, Yamato and Shizuoka melons sold in Tokyo, with nearly three hundred tons consumed this season.
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Wash
Japan
Yamato
Shizuoka
Tokio
Do You Cough Guelph Ad for Dr Pierce’s Remedy
Miss Mary Duggin of Ontario Street, Guelph credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with curing a severe bronchial cough that disrupted sleep. She reports relief after one bottle and endorses the remedy for bronchial weakness and deep seated coughs.
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Mary Duggin
Ontario St
Extend Air Mail Service Eyes Canada as Extension Field
The United States government weighs expanding air mail to Canada with a trial route between Minneapolis and Saint Paul Minnesota and Winnipeg Manitoba after the Geneva conference. Postmaster General New says applications for new routes are welcomed, typically requiring petitions and about fifteen thousand dollars in potential business to justify opening a route.
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HH. S. New
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St. Paul Minn
Wintiper
Alan
United States Post Office
Britain and Japan Reach Secret Naval Understanding
Washington Post report states Britain and Japan reached a secret pact on future naval supremacy after Geneva talks, with U.S. officials relying on trustworthy sources. details remain scarce and closed-door discussions in Washington consider consequences. Nights of Agony in asthma trains sufferers, but Dr. J. K. Kellce’s Asthma Remedy offers relief and sleep.
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State Department
Great Britain
Japan
United States
U.S
King and Queen Endure Royal Drudgery Amid Planned Months
The article notes the extreme strain on the King and Queen from months of mapped duties, with the Queen enjoying robust health while the King occasionally fatigues. It recalls a Lord Mayor visit and the King’s quip about centuries of service, then diverges into a science forecast claiming Earth’s end would come 128 hours after a sun explosion, citing CIE Elvey of Northwestern University.
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London
Everson
Earth
C. Ie Elvey
Northwestern University Chicago
Arbitrate National Disputes Urged At Interparliamentary Congress
Inaugural session of the Inter parliamentary Union congress at Christian Raoul Pudur, leaders urged obligatory arbitration for Britain, the United States, and France. Poincare and others backed abolition of secret diplomacy and closer League of Nations cooperation.
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Inter- Parliamentary Union
Christian Raoul Pudur
Government Teader
Great Britain
United States
France
Preagier Poincare
League of Nations
Lord Treawenh
Germany
Castoria Use Promoted As Gentle Teething Remedy
The advertisement touts Castoria as a safe, non narcotic teething aid used for over 30 years. It claims it replaces Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups with proven directions on each package. Physicians are said to recommend the genuine product bearing signature.
Candles For Fifty Years In Tiflis Railway Storehouse
An inspection in Tiflis Georgia finds substantial candy stock for fifty years rail transport needs. Electric adoption is deemed too radical for immediate use. Prominent Dr Thomas Melecttic Oil is praised for internal and external uses including sore throat croup whooping cough chest pains and related ailments. A bottle is inexpensive and handy to keep. Speed of bacteria noted as four inches in fifteen rmain nies. The statement also notes that heart integrity matters more than apparent age in a woman.
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Georgia
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