Canada Posts Record Favorable Trade Balance in 1925 26
Canada reports its largest favorable trade balance in its history, with exports surpassing imports by 401 184 405 dollars during the year ended March 31 1926. The nation also holds surplus with the British Empire and other foreign countries while facing avoidable domestic losses from road accidents and costly forest fires amid rising prosperity.
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Canave
Canada
Dominion
Enormons
Mualiiony
Mihiu
United States
Cana
Mowat
Britain’s Coal Strike Cost Estimated at 47 Million
A government estimate places the total cost of Britain’s coal strike at 47,165,000 dollars, with 15,000,000 allotted for imported coal purchases to maintain supplies and essential services. The supplementary 2,165,000 covers civil defense, transport, publications, and other emergency expenditures amid the strike.
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Britain
Uc‘gount
Hiie
Fao
British Gazette
British Temperament and Civic Resolve in Strike Context
The piece contrasts a calm British temperament with other nations amid a strike, noting mass prudence and readiness to defend rights. It reports young George Lascelles’ first public appearance with Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles, and mentions Holloway’s Corn Remover and new plant registrations.
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George Lascelles
Princess Mary
Viscoun Lascelles
Olympia
Canada’s Favorable Trade Balance Rises to 401 Million
In the year ending March 31 1826 Canada reports a favorable trade balance of 401 134 405 dollars up 116 705 299 from the prior year. Exports include agricultural products totaling over 600 600 08 with grain and grain products driving most value. Western arable lands show about 106 900 000 acres awaiting cultivation with 25 000 00 acres near completion and railways expanding markets. Prices for available lands range 15 to 20 dollars per acre.
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Canada
Armlands
Western
Newtalgia Conquered Its Pain Destroyed Triumphs
A garbled notice reports on Newtalgia and a magical result described as conquering pain. The fragment hints at a dramatic outcome labeled Coma When You Apply but lacks clear details or identifiable sources.
Nerviline Endorsed By Former Guide Staff
A former Guide newspaper staff member, W. T. Greenway, writes that Nerviline has been used in his home for twenty years and relieves pain from earache toothache cramps and stomach disorders quickly. He urges readers to rub Nerviline on the painful area for prompt results at 35 cents from dealers.
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W. T. Greenway
Guide Newspaper
Alberta Coal by Water Route Proposed to Cut Ontario Costs
A deputation from Owen Sound Ontario led by M R Duncan urged Premier Ferguson to have federal authorities study waterbound carriage of Alberta coal to Ontario. They claim shipping by water would drop Ontario prices to 11.60 per ton versus about 16 per ton by rail, saving 380 in total.
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COBL
Alberta
Ontario
Owen Sound
M. R. Duncan
Pink Pills Restore Health Warned by Drowned's Resident
James Belyea of Drown's Flat New Brunswick recounts severe weakness dizziness and loss of appetite before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After treatment he reports full recovery and urges others with similar symptoms to begin the medicine, noting easy access by local chemists or mail order from Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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New Brunswick
Dr. Williams
Mra
James Belyea
Drown's
Flat
N.B
50Centa & Box Fran Ie
Willams' Medicine Co
Brockville
Immigration Increases Across Months and Regions
A dated immigration report shows rising figures from January to March with overall growth in births and foreign-born residents. United States arrivals climb from 93,339 to 132,000 plus significant gains from other countries, indicating a broad uptick in migration.
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Tobe
United States
United States seeks intensified talks with Britain on liquor smuggling
U S enforcement officials visiting England to seek closer cooperation against prohibition violations. No new liquor treaty anticipated from General Andrews visit. Aim to detail current arrangements and improve information exchange to monitor cargoes leaving British shores. Britain agrees to three steps including entry of US inspectors into Bahamian waters, halting shipments to smugglers, and prosecuting skippers for false declarations.
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Aed
Eral Ancoin C Andraws
Mitton Enforcement Service
United States
England
Me Ba Hamas
Cana
Andrews
Ctlters
Bahamas
British Ag
Captain Evans Led Repulse during Africa and South America tour
Captain E R Evans CB DSC appointed to command the battle cruiser Repulse on Prince of Wales tour to Africa and South America. Earlier Antarctic explorer who led 1912 expedition after Captain Scott's death and commanded the Brooks in 1917. Awarded Royal Humane Society medal for saving lives in a Chin sea disaster.
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Evans
E.R. Evans
C.B
D.S.C
Prince of Wales
Africa
South America
Scott
Broks
Swift
Royal Humane Society
Chin Seas
Cuban Kidnapping Suspect Hangs Self in Cuban Jail
Secundio Rosales and Abelardo Noa, Cuban kidnapping defendants, faced garrote execution in Ciego de Avila. Rosales died by suicide in his cell while awaiting sentence. his fellow captive Dog did the same days earlier in Santa Clara province amid abolitionist pressure.
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Secundio Rosales
Abelardo Noa
Ciego de Avila
Santa Clara
Cuba
Dog
Veterans on Land Soldier Settlement Scheme Shows Promise
Major John Barnett of the soldiers' augmentation board reports that $20,000,000 of the $100,000,000 advanced by the Federal Government to Great War veterans has been returned to the Dominion's treasury. He notes promising results and says 20,000 ex soldiers are helping to cultivate Canada's vast farming areas.
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Dominion
John Barnett
Soldiers’ Agulement Board
Major Barnett
Canada
Fashion Instability Impacts Trade And Industry
A garbled summary notes that fashion influences business stability. It mentions shifting styles hurting accessory makers and general profit decline, though the text is fragmentary and lacks clear entities or dates. The piece hints at consumer trends driving economic effects and industry adaptation.
Canada Colonization Association Expands Western Settlement Reach
The annual report shows the Canada Colonization Association settling 643 families on 156,655 acres in Western Canada during the last fiscal year ending May 31. It notes 67,184 acres settled in the final month by 267 families across Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan and reports total land and equipment transactions near 15 million dollars over two years.
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Canada
Canada Innersica Gs Association
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prafrle
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada Colonization Association
Baca
Canada Colonization ‘Association
Youthful candidate Farquharn seeks Ontario seat early start
The article profiles four year old Farquharn of Artenisla Ontario as Progressive candidate in South Grey for the Ontario Legislature. It notes his nickname boy wonder and mentions early campaigning experience tied to Miss Agnes MacPhail and Oliver family connections.
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Farquharn, Ulver
Artenisla
Township
Ont
South’ Grey
Progressive
Ontario
Heutenant
Agnes MacPhail
House of Con ‘Menu
Oliver
John Oliver
British Columbia
Battle With Sharks Seaman Falla Overboard In Tropical Sea
British steamer Ripley Castle reports a two hour struggle with sharks and birds after seaman Tony Madleen, 26, fell overboard near the equator amid darkness. He cried out at dawn as two flares and buoys were thrown. he was hauled aboard with wounds and bird pecking on his face.
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Seaman Falla
Brey
Otcers
Ripley Castle
Equator
Printelphia
Capetown
Tony Madleen
Madison
Wae
Soga
Ahark
Hites
May Vielt Australia Premier Stanley's Biter
Australian Premier Stanley states arrangements near complete for Visited member of the Oral Family to perform the opening ceremony at the pac Hament in Canberra. He expects the Lake of York would Matt Australian for the purpose.
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May Vielt
Australia
Stanley’ Biter
Viste
Gyplial
Canberra
Lake of York
Alberta Refineries to Double Steel Refining Capacity
Alberta Refineries, Ltd. of Edmonton announces plans to double its steel refining capacity. The company positions itself as a new force in local industry amid ongoing production challenges.
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Alberta Refineries, Ltd
Edmonton
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Wre
Railway Commission of Canada
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Caplig. Bre. Igun
Quebec
Oniguo
Dunetas
Tewent
Holloway
Nerviline
Acta
Minand
J. D. Kellogg
Fbilat
Standard Oi, CO
New Jersey
Fred J. Whitlow & Co
Toronto
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