Canada A Rising Global Player In War and Olympics
The article extols Canada’s postwar rise in trade and finance, noting it surpassed the US as the world’s top wheat exporter and after the war became a major paper producer and gold lender. It highlights Ottawa’s growing role in the League of Nations and Geneva, and its Olympic triumphs led by Percy Williams and Ethel Catherwood, with Toronto and Saskatchewan athletes excelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Europe
Britain
Western Hemisphere
United States
North America
Republic
South Africa
Great Britain
Council of Nations
League of Nations
Dominion
Council
Geneva
Percy Willams
Vancouver
Ethel Catherwood
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Ite
Trans-Canada Broadcast Company Formed For Radio
A national radio chain will start operation around September 1 under Trans-Canada Broadcast Company with KR W Ashcroft as manager. The plan follows a suggestion by Minister PJ A Cardin to improve domestic radio programming. Key stations will be in Winnipeg and Toronto, with links to Montreal Ottawa Kingston Hamilton London Quebec and eastern links and western links to Saskatoon Regina Edmonton Lethbridge and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
KR. W. Ashcroft
Trans-Canada Broadcast Company
Ashcroft
PJ. A. Cardin
Winnipeg
Montreal
Ottawa
Kingston
Hamilton
London
Quebec
Saskatoon
Regina
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Vancouver
Soviet Foreign Minister Warns U S On Peace Pact Isolation
Tehitcherin says Kellogg pact failed to invite Soviet Union shows desire to isolate the USSR. He argues the treaty cannot prevent wars due to lack of obligatory disarmament and criticizes charity as insufficient to cover broader sins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Repub Hc
U.S
Tolevite Hussia
George Tehitcherin
Kellogg
Tehitcherin
United States
Talking Movies Need Trained Voices for Audience Pleasing
The piece argues that the success of talking pictures depends on actors delivering speech with emotion and clarity. It warns that a strong on screen presence without a cultivated voice creates discomfort or amusement, harming box office appeal.
Imperial O2 Development Spending Near Million After Tank Build
Imperial Oil Company plans two large storage tanks at the Regina plant. Once finished the project will bring total improvements for 12 months to about 1 million dollars. Earlier investments included 750000 in plant equipment and a 350000 road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Imperial Oil Company
Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Girls and Women
The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic for girls and women. It cites G RF Lake of Walton Nova Scotia who endorses the pills for teen age vigor and motherhood strength and notes availability from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Pink Pilla
Su Cbnts
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Signs Up Most Older Contracts
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool reports 85 percent of prior contract holders signed for the 1928 1933 five year period with many new contracts. A note mentions earache remedies and a humorous dialogue about a fiancé and stuttering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
In Sarnia Ontario Ms. Joan Benson says she found relief from menstrual and post menopausal troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports regained appetite improved nerves and ability to do housework and would recommend the remedy to others with similar issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sarnia
Lydia E. Pink
Joan Benson
N. Christina St
Sarnia, Ontario
Press man Trautman Known for Western Canada Editor Ties
A friend of the press describes F. E. Trautman, CPR press representative, as having wide ties across Western Canada. Former editor of the Fort William Times Journal, he remains warmly active in regional weekly newspaper associations and conventions.
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Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
F. E. Trautman
C.P.R. Press
Canada
Trautman
Fort William
Alberta
Potatoes Acreage Up Across Canada Despite Two Provinces
Dominion Department of Agriculture reports a 2 percent rise in potato plantings nationwide. Most provinces show small increases except Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Crop conditions are favorable. Miller's Worm Powders promoted as a low cost, reliable remedy. mothers praise relief for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Dominion
Army bans reckless flying exhibitions by aviators
A ban stops U S army aviators from performing daredevil stunts like wing walking and air to air transfers in exhibitions. Army Air Secretary Davison clarifies legitimate aerobatics at safe altitudes remain allowed, while trapeze style acts are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Army Air
Davison
Clergy Not Held Responsible for Obregon Murder
Bishop De La Mora on behalf of an episcopal sub committee rejects charges against clergy for the murder of president elect Obregon. He notes one priest and one nun were involved but clergy as a body was not at fault. He cites Mother Superior Conception Acebeda De La Lata as mentally deranged and alleges insanity runs in her family.
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Miguel de la Mora
Episcopal
Obregon
Conception Acebeda de la Lata
Jose de Leon Toral
Hiro
Lease granted for 1807 acres of grazing land northwest of river
The Home Ranch Company Limited of Bow Island Alberta has received a lease for grazing 1807 acres of land northwest of the South Saskatchewan river. Greyhounds are among the oldest dog breeds. Stone carvings from 400 B.C. depict these elegant animals. It is hard to square a triangle in geometry. A young boy eats when idle. Minard's Lintment for Blistered Fett.
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South Saskatchewan River
Home Ranch Company, Ltd
Bow Island
Alta
Medicine Hat Canneries expansion and local canning plan
Medicine Hat Canneries Machinery is being installed in the plant bought by Brodger Canning Company. Tomatoes and fruit from Medicine Hat area and British Columbia are slated for canning this fall. The rest of the text discusses asthma remedies and fisheries production value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodger Canning Company
Medicine Hat
British Columbia
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Minard
Russia
Charity
Imperial
Thomas
Bayer
Sarai
F. &. Trautman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wrigleys
Medicine Hat Canneries
Eveready
Calgary
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
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