Canada Turn Toward The Century Of Promise
A forward look at Canada's first quarter of the century notes population growth from 5,371,315 in 1901 to nine million, rising land use, and booming industry. It argues immigration shifts toward Canada, economic progress, and optimism as Canada nears a half century milestone with renewed national effort and opportunity.
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Canadises
Wilrtd Laurier
Canada
United States
Acops
Auc
Dominion
Java
Nis Sds
Biditaione
Tha
Canadas
Ury
War In Germany Shapes Rhetoric Of Armies And Weapons
Fragmentary notes discuss Germany and its military posture, referencing instruments of war and the idea of not acting as a traditional army. The text hints at strategic concepts without full details.
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Germany
Kenora Paper Mills Formed In New Venture
A new Kenora plant emerges from Keowatin Lumber Company ties with Kenora Paper Mills to operate a combined mill. Current daily output stands around 126 tons with expectations to rise in a few months as the new concern begins full operations.
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Kenora Paper Mills
Keowatin Lumber Company
Avoid risky investments warns Edmonton Bulletin reader
The Edmonton Bulletin cautions against quick money schemes promising instant gains in gas, real estate, or speculative investments. It urges readers with steady jobs and modest savings to safeguard their capital and avoid altering their secure positions.
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Pirst Tae
Reoey
Prom Uncertain Invéstenti
Edmonton Bulletin
Baby’s Own Tablets Praised by Montreal Mother
Mrs Alfred Tranchemontagne from SL Michel des Saintes Quebec reports that Baby’s Own Tablets saved her baby’s life and recommends them to mothers. The letter notes the medicine regulates bowels and stomach, relieving minor flu in children and is sold by dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Alfred Tranchemontagne
Michel Des Saintes
Que
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Settlers Increase in Lake Windermere District Immigration
The Lake Windermere district sees a surge of new settlers after ten years. Russians from Harbin settle near Invermere while Edgewater attracts many agriculturists from Germany Switzerland Denmark and the Western United States. The piece notes a health issue about intestinal worms and promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy.
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Lake Windermere
Harbin
Invermere
Edgewater
Germany
Switzerland
Denmark
United States
Youth for Peace Effort Links Canadian Youth in World Movement
Thomas Q. Harrison of New York, national field secretary of Fellowship for Youth for Peace, spoke at a Montreal Student Association event. He urged a world federation of youth to outlaw war and described developments in Australia and other parts of the empire, calling for Canadian aid for U S youth resisting nationalist trends.
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Beacanu
Canada
Thomas Q. Harrison
New’ ‘York
Fellowship At Youth For “Peace
Student Clrlation Association
Montreal
World Federation of Jyouth
Harrison
Developmenta
Australia
Empire
United States
First Civil Marriage in Turkey Reported From Constantinople
Dispatches describe the first civil marriage in Turkey between a Turkish school mistress and a government official in Baki Shehr. Both signed a contract declaring equal rights and promising not to infringe family equality, with both parties working to support themselves. Additional items note Indian princesses playing football and a spruce seed shipment to Britain from Queen Charlotte.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Baki Shehr
London
Parsonquamoddy Bay hydroelectric plan outlined by Cooper
Dexter P. Cooper described a Parsamaquoddy Bay tidal power project at a Maise Society dinner. He proposed 600000 to 700000 horsepower via a low head hydro station on an arm of the bay, predicting about 3000 million kilowatt hours annually and potential sales to New Brunswick and Maine within New England transmission reach.
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Gay of
Fondy
North Atlantic
Dexter P. Cooper
Maise Society
Bay of
Cooper
New England
New Brunswick
Maine
Boston
New Immigration Rates Signal Policy Shift for Canada
The Manitoba Free Press notes sharply reduced fares from Great Britain to Canada, with Winnipeg $27.50 and Quebec $124, plus Vancouver $45, aiming to spark a large immigrant influx. The piece argues these rates reflect a coming government immigration policy and closer supervision of arrivals. Dr Thomas Belectric Oil is praised for over fifty years of market presence and value.
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Great Britain
Canada
Immigration Department
Quebec
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Stewart
Manitoba Free. Press
Dr. Thomas
States urged to join World Court despite Senate opposition
At a Thanksgiving service in the Cathedral of St John the Divine, Bishop Manning and Nicholas Murray Butler urged the Senate to recognize public opinion in favor of U S entry into the World Court. They argued a small group of irreconcilables cannot block the move as flags of Britain and other signatories were honored in a Tocarna pact procession amid the unfinished cathedral.
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Senate
Manning
United States
St. John
Britain
Germany
Trade prospects reviewed at Bank of Montreal meeting
Bank of Montreal held its annual meeting amid hopes for better commerce. President Sir Vincent Meredith and General Manager Sir Frederick Williams Taylor highlighted a cautiously rising business climate, noting abundant harvests could inject at least 500 million into Canada and boost farmers' incomes, with strong bank liquidity and favorable per‑capita penetration. The outlook stressed prudent management, vast resources, and national unity.
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Bank of Montreal
Vincent Meredith
Frederick Wiliams Taylor
Soance
Canada
Frederick Williams-Taylor
Maok
Derslis
Sir Frederick
United States
Australia
Canada Invited to Join Pan American Union Move
The Pan American Commercial Congress in New York adopts resolutions to admit Canada into the Pan American Union and invite western hemispheric entities into cooperation. It also plans to hold the 1927 Pan American Congress in Canada. Dragged Down by Asthma offers a remedy claim for relief and energy restoration.
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Dominion
Pan. _American Union
Canada
Teu
Pan-American Union
Americas
Pan-American Commercial Congress
New York
Domirlof
J. D. Kellogg
Tryt
Wembley deficit dispute over liquidation costs and creditors
The Wembley deficit is put at 10.9 million dollars, with J H Thomas MP stating the estate could be worth at least three times that as an empire asset. British taxpayers may bear about 5.5 million toward losses, with private guarantors Robert McAlpine and Sons to cover 760,000 and Lloyds underwriting 560,000 plus five banks at 250,000.
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AB Empire
Wembley
J. H. Thomas
M.P
Lquidators
Sim
Empire
Tle Lovies
Robert McAlpine
Robert McAlpine and Sons
Lloyd's
Campaign of Education by Jewish Immigrant Aid Society
The Jewish Immigrant Aid Society of Toronto begins an education programme in Canadian history and institutions for Central European immigrants to dispel the belief that Canada is governed from Washington and to reduce ignorance about the country.
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Jewish Immigrant Aid Society of Toronto
Canada
Central
Europe
Washington
Sunday School Lesson on John 11 18 and Philippians 2
Lesson focuses on John 11 to 18 and Philippians 2 5 emphasizing the Word becoming flesh and dwelling among people and exhibiting glory and truth The reading centers on Philippians 2 5 guiding believers toward humility and Christlike mindset in daily faith practice
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Golda
The Word of God and the World in Biblical Thought
In this study the Word precedes creation and embodies God’s self-revelation. John’s use of Logos identifies Jesus as the full expression of God’s soul. Prophets and great figures are “a word of God,” with Christ as the final utterance.
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Matthew Slenry
John
Jesus Christ
Galileo
Luther
Christ
God
J. W. Daweson
Will of Sir George Taubman Goldie Leaves Charity Intact
The will leaves none of the 70 000 pounds fortune to public objects. It states that all gifts should come from deprivation rather than the giver’s leisure. Goldie, founder of the British Territory of Nigeria, is named in the document.
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George Dashwood Taubman Goldie
Nigeria
Settlers Begin Work on Leth Bridge Irrigation Tract
James Pike manager of the Leth Bridge Northern Irrigation project says an average of settlers will be placed on the tract daily. Incoming farmers receive competent instruction from the start.
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James Pike
Lethbridge Northern
Commemorative Fund Proposed for Royal Visit
To honor the Prince of Wales visit to South America a fund is set to raise 25000 pounds for a chair of Spanish at Oxford Walversley. The plan aims to create a lasting tribute named King Alfonso XIII chair of Spanish at Oxford Walversley.
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Vselt
Prince
Prince of Wales
South America
Alfonso XIII
Oxford
Walversley
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