Canada must unite to withstand geographic divides
Sir John A Macdonald warned Canada would be hard to govern. The article argues the nation remains split by east and west lines, with geography shaping trade and policy. It urges Canadians to unite behind a common policy or risk breakup, urging action before it's too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John A. Macdonald
Dominion
Canada
Sir John
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime
Far East
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Nature
Lave
Atlantic
Pacific
Cauda
Une
Maritime Provinces
North Bay
Winnipeg
Rocky Mountains
Dauminion
Iself
Interest Grows Rapidly On Historic Broadway Property Sale
A twenty three story Broadway property at Broadway and Exchange Place recently sold for 5 million dollars. The article notes a prior sale of 87 pounds in colonial times and cites an expert calculation showing 87 pounds at 6 percent compound interest would reach about 97.5 million in 239 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Exchange Place
Peter Stuyvesant
Gerret Leydecker
Jamie Faster
Gerret
Lordecker
New York
Calgary Stampede prize proposals seek larger annual awards
The Calgary Exhibition Company considers raising prizes for the annual Stampede. A thousand dollars would go to the champion broncho buster and the champion calf roper, with second prize set at $560. Directors may approve these cash awards plus cups and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary, Alta
Calgary
Direc
Tora
Mayo Vision Cancer Under Control Within Few Years
Dr Charles H. Mayo of Rochester told the Philadelphia Forum that cancer may be under control within a few years. He cautioned this does not mean a cure or universal prevention but that treatment would be more manageable and less severe, based on a germ theory and the Wassermann test for cancer detection. Confirmation of the test is awaited, with practical indications from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Rochester
Ming
Philadelphia
Derlin
Nerviline Liniment Tames Severe Throat Pain
When a severe cold grips the throat Nerviline sinks in to the core of the affected region. It provides quick relief for sore throat tight chests and bad volts. Five times stronger than other remedies Nerviline is a home necessity. Get a 35¢ bottle today.
London Fog Severe Toll on Health in Winter
A London fog period in December and surrounding months raises deaths from lung disease. Popular Mechanics notes dense mists worsen breathing illnesses, reduce sunlight, and trigger chills. Mental low mood is also linked to the damp season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Popular Mechanics
London
Message of Hope to the Old Folk tribute from Quebec reader
G Crawford of Standon Quebec reports Dodd's Kidney Pills helped his rheumatism and stomach trouble after a cold. He is 76 and says the pills relieve pain and improve kidney function while Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion and resting the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Dodd
G. Crawford
Freezing by Wireless A Scandinavian Claims Novel Refrigerator Broadcast
A Scandinavian inventor touts a system that may broadcast refrigeration like wireless signals from a central sending station. The housewife would simply keep her receiver tuned to the central plant. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is advertised as a cure for sores with promising claims and low price. India's first electric railway opens under Sir Leslie Wilson, governor of Bombay, on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sir Leslie Wilson
Bombay
Building Permit Value Climbs in January Reports
The Dominion bureau of statistics records show January 1925 building permits totaling 5,433,204 dollars, up from 4,454,119 dollars in the same month of 1934. Mitard's Liniment for Colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
No Secession Talk Refuted by Western Leader Forke
Robert Forke, MF, head of the Progressive party, declares there is no secession sentiment in the west. He urges a clear government tariff policy and defends protective measures for Canadian manufacturers while noting Western farmers face world market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forke
Canada
Robt. Forke
Progressive Party
Toronto
Mr. Forke
West
Afr
Forks
Loyalty To Home Industry Still Vital For Small Towns
The Central Canadian of Carleton Place Ontario notes rising newspaper production costs and argues home industries, including publishing, sustain communities without tax relief or subsidies. It asserts local labor and earnings circulate within the town, benefiting the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Plate
Ont
C. C
Collingwood
Metropolitan Health Drive Extends Canadian Public Aid
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York plans a twelve month donation of fifteen thousand dollars to extend the Canadian social hygiene council public health programme led by Dr. Gordon Bates. The company, noted for its education efforts in health, spends three to four million dollars annually on public health in Canada and the U.S. Asthma relief is promoted by Dr. S. D. Ketloge's remedy, claimed to be safe and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolinan Life Insurance Company of
New York
Leo K. Frankel
Sta
New York City
Gordon Bates
Canadian Social Hygiene Council
Council
Canada
Metropolitan
United States
Heavy craft horses sold in Saskatchewan sale
A carload of heavy craft horses fetched $200 to $300 per head in Saskatchewan. One buyer paid $900 for three grade horses and seven head averaged about $280 each at a $1,950 deal. The horses were shipped to the B C lumber woods. Also noted is a misprint in a clergyman's marriage report and a New Zealand pension curiosity among the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
B.C
New Zealand
English Firm Wins Carillon Contract for Victoria Tower
An official Ottawa announcement says the Department of Public Works awarded the contract to Gillitt and Johnston of Croydon England for a 63 bell carillon and clock installed in the Victoria Tower Parliament Hill. The price is 63930 dollars and full installation is due by March 1 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Tower
Parliament Hal
Department of Put- Mework
Ottawa
Messry Giilictt and
Johnston
Bell
Croydon
England
Nature's warnings and the claim for Williams Pink Pills
The article discusses danger signals from poor blood including indigestion pains and headaches and asserts that enriching the blood cures many diseases. It highlights Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a remedy to purify and rebuild blood, citing Hazel Berndt of Arnprior Ontario who improved after taking them, and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Pink
Migs Hazel Berndt
Arnprior
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Sermon Delayed For Sunlit Congregation
A clergyman writes a sermon for those who braved a rain day and withholds it for a sunny Sunday. He preaches to the fair weather crowd who deserve it.
Ancient Tomb Claim Older Than Tutankhamen Found
Harvard University expedition uncovers a tomb of Senerefu dating 5 000 to 6 000 years ago in Giza near Cheops pyramid. The discovery, made after a 150 foot shaft sank, is hailed as archaeologically more significant than Tutankhamun’s tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Tut-ankhamen
Cheops
Howard Carter
Earl of
Carnarvon
Tutan Klaymen
Danish Chemist Claims Isolated Vitamin For Tablets
Danish pharmacist Tlallay Moeller reportedly isolated the vitamine from cod liver oil and said tablets can deliver the same effect as prior oil administration. He also prepared a mild injectable form for patients unable to tolerate cod liver oil. The discovery has stirred interest in Copenhagen scientific circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlallay Moeller
Moelle
Copenhagen
Return Relic To Canada Shield Taken From Quebbes Gates
The shield taken from the gates of old Quebbes after General Wolfe’s capture will be returned to the city of Lic Canadian and is now in the possession of Hastings England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Old Quebbes
Genera Wolfe
Hastings
Eng
Banana Flour National Manufacture Begins in Singapore
Banana flour production starts in Singapore as Hallo way's Corn Remover is marketed elsewhere. The new flour will be used in chocolate, biscuits, cakes, and beverages mixed with cocoa and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
India
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Stampede
Vention
Pater
Hay
George Crawford
Thomas
Mitard
Metropolitan Company
5. D. Ketloge
Minard
Dixie
Dixie Smoking Tobacco
Reu
Chia Oni
Halloway
Fletcher
Geeta Hee Dor
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