One Nation Two Cultures Canadian Unity Address
Summary of Mr. Graham Spry’s address urging frank discussion between British and French Canadian communities. The piece argues Confederation’s spirit must guide policy to avoid racial domination and preserve Canada’s national unity and sovereignty. It touts Confederation as essential to Canada’s future and warns against division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Spry
Association of Canadian Clubs
Canadian Nation
Tkewize
Spry
Dominion of Canada
Confederation
Canada
Dominion
British North America
United States
Confederaton
Pueblo Delivers Hot Waste Water For Snow Removal
The Pueblo city highway department uses hot water from ice plants and factories to melt snow on downtown streets. Sprinklers filled with the water drive through streets as streams melt ice and drain away. The system saves the city labor and fuel, though mild weather raises medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Development Of Sheep Industry In Western Canada
The sheep industry shows signs of development in Western Canada especially British Columbia says A A Macmillan. Last fall up to 10000 head of ene stock were bought in Alberta and shipped to interior points of British Columbia. The piece mentions breathing troubles and asthmatic symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbia
A. A. Macmillan
Dominion Livestock Branch
Alberta
Great Western Railway's prominence before Confederation
The article recalls the Great Western Railway as a rival to the Grand Trunk and Canadian Northern, noting its influence before Confederation and for years afterward, alongside mentions of Grand Trunk, Grand Trunk Pacific, and Canadian Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canadian Northern
Great Western Railway
Untitled intimate encounter described in fragmented note
A fragmented text portrays a tense intimate moment between two individuals, focusing on physical reactions and emotional intensity. It reads like a private diary fragment with distorted phrasing and unclear surrounding context.
Eight-Year Imprisonment Tale From Russian Village
The report recounts Tarasufi's eight year confinement by his father Tarasoff in a garden pit near their Say chukove hut in Kursk province. After serving in the Red Army, Tarasufi faced opposition from his father who feared the old order would return. The father allegedly buried his son alive until villagers found him. the 29 year old man was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saychukove
Kursk
Moscow
Tarasufi
Red Army
Pains in the Back and Dr Williams Pink Pills
The back bears heavy strain and needs pure blood. Williams Pink Pills are praised by Mrs. S Fairbairn of Essex Ontario for renewing strength, easing long standing backache after eight boxes, enabling housework without fatigue. The ad notes mail order option from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams
Sympathetic Mrs Morningcall and the Dog’s Departure
A local humorous exchange reveals a dog sold to free a dog house for an artist. The scene contrasts human sympathy with practical choices. The text also notes two worm types affecting children and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy.
Speeded Up Paint Job Ends In Billing Confusion
Speeded Up Paint Joh Mike claimed he completed the job for Mr. Smith and asked for payment. Mr. Smith protested two coats were required. Mike asserted he mixed the first and second coats and applied both at once, declaring speed his motto.
Woman Recalls Yearlong Smothering Breathless Spells
Mrs H Day of Dartmouth NB describes a year of choking sensation and shortness of breath that made even short walks impossible. She notes that after many attempts at relief, she found herself unable to continue normal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Day
Dartmouth
Nbs
Opportunities for Canadians to join League of Nations in Geneva
A Civil Service Commission of Canada notice invites Canadians to apply for three League posts in Geneva. Open to men and women under 45, positions include secretary of the narcotic division with about 4500 dollars a year, a bilingual statistician around 1700 dollars plus annual increases, and a secretary shorthand typist at 1700 dollars. Applications due by April 1.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Civil Service Commission of Canada
League
Ous
Mden
Permanent
Central Board
The
Appointments Committee
League of Nations Society
Canada
Monarchy Debate Splits German City Over Kaiser Statues
In Breslau a council vote 40 to 39 failed to remove statues of three former emperors and rename streets for revolutionary heroes. Guests at a state dinner observed portraits of the former kaisers hidden on the hall walls, triggering a sharp quarrel among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Breslau
al; Numnotsch
Silesia
Shipping Restrictions Cut Maracaibo Port Traffic
Outer and inner bars across the channel to Maracaibo limit entry to vessels under 12 feet draft. Only two shipping lines, one American and one Dutch, operate a weekly New York Maracaibo passenger and freight service. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is praised as a versatile home remedy for common ailments and a cheap household medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mararalbo
Gulf of Venezuela
New York
Maracaibo
Thomas
Beavers Drown in Frozen Interior British Columbia Lakes
Report from Barry Smith notes thousands of beavers believed killed as protracted cold froze lakes to the bottom. He cites long trap-lines in Aberdeen Lake and Grizzly Swamp country with observations from a woodsman. Snow blankets the huts and low water trapped animals in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Barry Smith
Aberdeen Lake
Grizzly
Smith
Denmark shifts from grain to dairy and hog farming
The article notes that Denmark once produced grain for export but after Western Canada began exporting cheaper grain, Denmark pivoted to dairy farming and hog raising. It now competes with Western Canada in selling bacon to England.
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Denmark
Western
Canada
England
Painless Capture Aims To Round Up Wild Animals
Durban Zoo plans the first historical capture of wild animals using Captain Burnett Harris and his mercy bullet from Pretoria Zoo. The bullet carries drugs and is said to cause no pain, akin to a brush of a thorn, while Minard's Liniment is referenced for the grip and flu. A stray children's exchange and a line about Lucy questioning a book appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban Zoo
Prétoria Zoo
Burnett Harris
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Brand
Waliee
Wook
Wate
J. D. Kellogg
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Prisemer For
Bey Pusishell
Wather
Milburn
Wrigleys
Opportunity
Raie
B.C. Beaver
Minard
Ramsay Co
Durban
Lucy
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
Sask
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