Weather brings strong salmon runs to British Columbia areas
A Dominion Fisheries report from coastal British Columbia notes fine weather and strong salmon runs across districts. Coho runs on Vancouver Island’s Kyoquot Sound are the heaviest on record while sockeye runs on the Naas River are unusually large. Canned sockeye output more than doubled year over year by late July with gains also seen in cohoe and pink packs.
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Dominion Department of Fisheries
Naas M River
Britian Columbia
British Columbia
Dominion
Vancouver Island
Department of Fisheries
Cohoas
Naas
Bicoono
Land of Promise Lost in Dust and Rust
A fragmented poem laments a land of promised wealth and virtue now faded by greed. It contrasts gold and glitter with broken pledges, urging caution about chasing distant gains.
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Sytilar
Huiy
Local Option Htile Rules in Kmampton Debated
Mayor Jo Mike announced a local option proposal at a council meeting following a rejected petition and a vote tied to general elections. The discussion, delayed by technical irregularities, called for a public poll within thirty days but faced possible court action and temperance act considerations.
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Munigpal
Jo Mike
Maponw
Tralamg Woond Maudings
Gisen
Ivié
Loesty
Peel County
Beck
Dadsuwk
How to Win Men clashing with Clare Newton's tale
A fragmented romance scene follows Clare Newton as she navigates a tense relationship with Dilek and a chiding friend. The prose depicts emotional strain, flirtation, and shifting power dynamics as Clare weighs independence against romance.
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Clilre Newton
What Every Girl Should Know Before Marriage Book Scandal
A Romanian publisher released a book titled What Every Girl Should Know Before Marriage. Buyers sued after discovering the work was a cooking manual. The court ruled the title fair as a description of contents.
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Wuyers
New School Registers Roll Out Across Province
Dr. L J Simpson minister of education unveiled a new system of school registers for public and welfare schools. A daily attendance register and a uniform general register will record students history, health, and economic data to cut costs and improve accountability. The program aims to collect national data for education policy while tracking individual child progress and potential handicaps.
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L. J. Simpson
Uw Schol
Wetlon
Reygutera
League of Nation
Funnl
Parrnta
The Drunken Driver Must Go
Editorial argues drunken driving increases fatalities and urges cancellation of licenses for intoxicated motorists. It condemns liquor availability and calls for strict enforcement to remove public danger on highways.
Public drinking system woes prompt watchdog view
Magistrate Quinton notes a holiday weekend spike in drunkenness as Mime town officers tried the amended liquor act. police sent home over fifteen intoxicated individuals while others were reported in public places. officials say not enough time has passed to judge the program's impact. Toronto Star
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Qunton
Ann
Toronto Star
Montreal Motorists Propose Tax Reform After Ontario Gasoline Revenue Figures
The Ontario gasoline tax revenue for the year ending October 31 1933 reached 12630.08 with motor vehicle fees bringing the total to 20060. A road fund outlay of 4005651 shows 33838308 spent on capital projects, leaving a deficit of 23009564. Critics argue taxes exceed original limits and funds divert to general purchases rather than road needs.
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Montreal Motoriats League
Antaginlam
Motorista
Ontario
Mcenses, Feces
Molorbt
Preachers Questioned Over Noise in Dunbar Streets
A Dunbar town petition to the council calls for curb on open-air preaching after residents complained of loud street sermons. The town clerk was instructed to warn evangelists to moderate their tone or face loss of their meeting permits.
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Dunbar
Scotland
Council
Ligny School memories and famed teacher figures recalled
An 18th or 19th century recounts Ligny School history with names like William Dewar and Mr. Chisholm, detailing teachers, pupil life, and a belief that William Lyon Mackenzie may have sought refuge nearby during the 1857 rebellion. It notes the move to a new building in 1874 and local recollections of schooling methods and fees.
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Ligny
Ah Chinguse
Childond
Uap
William
Tuwie & Do
Dietunti
Udell
Alvantur
A. Dui
Milton
Claud
Link
Trobert Littl
Ueno
Ady. Little
Ua Murry
Ad Owipo W.ios, Bio Ounbier of Educdliun, Wulborland
Bir
Asia
AiDowel
Ingie
Jette
Mira
McDusell
John Dewar
Bedland
Ihe
Dewar
Bague
Ciuen
Lie
Una
Tie Fool
Vladie Bupe
Abo
Wull
Dulles
Lagny
Samme
Abe Dowell
Chisholm
Lagny Reunion
Smith
Yennie
Qrimaby
Nymal Tad
Tymal
Wentworth County
Dundas
Wiliam Lyon Mackenzie
Afr
Chitholm
Haygard
Frm
William Mfoore
Ligny Achool
Keeipta
Toronto
Millionaires Defended as Human Like Any Others
Lam Runciman argues millionaires act from same impulses as others and can show generosity as well as greed. He notes wealth does not determine virtue and cites a Dutch example of a barefoot boy who became a millionaire by making cheaper shoes, illustrating systemic causes of inequality.
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Lam Runciman
Iatelu
Sulla
Hoth
Perons
Amaoll
Philanthroplata
Lord Nunciman
Caodho- Blovakian
Abocs
Millonaire
London
Editor-Well Thrilling Article On The Horizon
The notice hints at a forthcoming dramatic feature from a local editor. It suggests creative pacing and a notable focus, though specifics are limited in the readable text.
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Artiicle
Pupar
One Stitch Drops in Fabric of Fate
A poetic fragment describes a weaving scene where a single missed stitch disrupts an entire pattern. The metaphor links small errors to ruin of a grand plan, noting how one weak thread scuttles perfection and mirrors the vast, uncontrollable sweep of life.
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Fife
Ler
British party in Canada tours industrial sites across major cities
A visiting British party arrived in Montreal for a structured tour of Canadian food plants and industrial facilities. They will inspect the principal food plant, visit harbour operations, Montreal's industrial centers, Ottawa institutions, and the Central Canada Exhibition before touring Niagara Falls, Toronto, Hamilton, and Quebec with a concluding voyage to England aboard the Empress of Britain.
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Perons
Mfontreach
Canada
Uny
O&s
Paulwere
Montreal
Lhey
Dominion
Vullers
Oltawa Fo
Norptian
Uwe Dominion
Thunday Uwy
Olluva
Lomion
Uy Quoceta
Chamber of Coimmerce
Niagara Walls
Toronto
Gussia
Ontario
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Delleville
Helleville
Vivurslay
Conductor Recovers Passenger Hat Lost on Train
A passenger on a Canadian National Railways car in S J Hyacinthe Quebec lost a twelve dollar Panama hat when it slid from a rack as the train began to depart. Conductor Arthur Houcher and crew traced the hat with telegraph aid and recovered it two miles away. The telegram confirmed hat recovery and CN service arranged delivery.
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Canadian National Railways
S J. Hyacinthe
P.Q
Arthur Houcher
Ste Madecleine
Acction
Bruno
Boucher
Als Panacnuer
le Canadian National
Re enacted war days in France voyage to Toronto
The Vimy Ridge branch of the Legion arrived at Exhibition Park Toronto aboard a CN Rail box car replica of the era’s war front. Veterans from the Iraq Regiment Tope Band and others greeted the display with chalk inscriptions and songs. Major Alastair Franz M.C. and CN Traffic VP attended, while Lieut W Self and Capt Pred Webster welcomed the Quebec Provincial Command telegram praised railway arrangements for the Quebec Legion visit.
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France
Canadian Corps
Toronto
Canadian National Railways
Vimy Ridge
Legion
Atyle
Montreal
Exhibition Park
W. Self
Pred Webster
Iraq Regiment
Frater
Quebec
Quebses Legion
Vacant House Inquiry Highlights Triplet Occupancy
A colonized woman inspecting a vacant house asked why the place remained unoccupied. She was informed that due to a surge in household trips the area has many larger houses, reflecting a shift in occupancy patterns.
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Woebliabes
Canadian Widdy Newspaper Association
Cn.r
LOND
Lir Boy Dale Barvistsy
Webber Georgetown
Gregory Thratio
Menneth
Langdon Sarrtnday
Hellullay
Netary Public
Monty
Oticea
Georgeloan
Wwinburne
Richardson ‘ Bisiiznees
Netartea
Frank W. Richaildgon
Bone Loan Tykphons
Anélisse Bidgy
Qesem SL
Bwamyton
RB. Watson
DDS
MDS
A. M. Nielsen
Prettise
Georgetown
Cissad Yaersday Pitas
Pollock & Ingham
Orsanwood
Down
Torunwy
Ourlph
Q. T. Walker
R.O
Hugh Lindsay
Radio Manufacturers Service
Official Radio Service Men's Association
Orora
Sitka
En John McDonald
Kmampton
Baby
Williams
Corona
Remington
Chax
Turton
Leeds
Goethe
Leek
Clare
Mek
Dias
Dilek
Claire
Bnet
Sen
Hlowsty
Oarders Token Ln
Andy
Ligny School
Britikh Buslah Viuly
Conductor
Vansenger
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