Immigration Policy Divisions Split Canadian Debate
The article surveys fierce Canadian debate on immigration, detailing groups favoring agricultural entrants, workers, or racial and religious limits. It argues liberty of conscience blocks state religious bans and notes declining birth rates push Canada to seek more arrivals, urging compromises on occupation origin and language.
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Canada
Cides
Elasges
Europe
British Isles
Dominion
United States
England
Wales
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
The man who says what he likes will hear many things
A pithy saying warns that outspoken people encounter a flood of responses, including criticism and disagreement, as they voice preferences. It suggests that frank statements invite diverse reactions and may provoke unintended consequences.
Pinkham's Compound Helps Quebec Mother Recover Energy
After the birth of her second child a woman from Asbestos Mines Quebec reports constant fatigue and nervousness. She credits Pinkham's Compound with restoring strength and advises others to use it. The testimonial notes she would not be without it and plans more use.
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Asbestos Mines
Quebec
Pnkham
Mas
T. Mines
Train Searches For Bumps On Great Western Line
A mysterious train on the Great Western Railway travels from Paddington to Newport without timetables or passenger stops. Its duty is to detect track faults by signaling bogie bumps with white wash colored codes and recording data for repairs.
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Great Western Railway
England
Paddington
Newport
Minister Motherwell Honored by Quebec Province
The Dominion Minister of Agriculture Mr. Motherwell was awarded the Commander of Agricultural Merit by the Quebec government at a recent convention of the Society of Canadian Technical Agriculturists. The tribute honors his peacetime leadership in farming, with wheat blades replacing war weapons as symbols of his service.
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Motherwell
Quebec
Bosor
Dominion
Society of Canadian Technical Agriulturists
Mr. Motherwell
Canada
Pink Pills Restore Delicate Health Says Mrs Miller
Mrs Caspar Miller of Lourdes Nova Scotia credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength during her teens and again during a six week influenza illness. She reports improved health after two rounds of pills and now recommends them to friends. The notice urges readers to obtain the pills for weak blood and nerves, priced at 60 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Caspar Miller
Lourdes
N.S
Dr. Williams
Medicine
Canada Mining Investment Surpasses 706 Million
Canada’s mineral enterprises attract over 706 million dollars in operating investment with annual net income from mine products exceeding one third of the total investment. Over the last five years the mining sector drew 128 million dollars in government and private spending. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as child friendly and effective at ending worm troubles while improving digestion and vitality.
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Canada
Mining Industries of
Metalized Linen Could Transform Aircraft Construction
A new fabric metalized linen boasts tensile strength above 1,800 lbs per foot and lightness. It could halve an aircraft’s weight yet increase strength, enabling lighter petrol tins for Atlantic flights.
Recipes For This Week and Asthma Remedy Reminder
A mixed note blends kitchen recipes for peas creamed sauce and orange scones with a promotional paragraph touting Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. It describes making a cream sauce and a orange flavored muffin dough, then shifts to endorsing the asthma cure as reliable and effective with no further evidence.
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J. G. Kellogg
Labor Saving Glass Washing and Polishing Machine
A young English inventor creates a device that washes sterilizes dries and polishes drinking glasses at ten per minute. A glass on a spindle is cleaned inside and out by revolving rubber squeegees with a motor driven rotation and fresh water flow. It then moves to a second spindle for drying and final polishing, reducing breakages.
Texans’ beloved onion inspires New York hotel feast
A Southwestern Texas woman arrived in New York with a trunk full of native Rio Grande onions. She turned them over to a hotel chef, ordering Texas onions served at every dinner. She said the trip north would not have been possible without the onions.
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Texas
Rio Grande
New York
Timid passenger insists on landless flight
Old Mrs Brown fears flying and tells the pilot they must stay near land. The caption notes social humor about popularity and old acquaintances while mentioning Minard's Lisiment as an advertisement.
Canadian Wins Diamond Sculls But Wright Seeks Revenge
Joe Wright of the Argo Naut Rowing Club Toronto won the Diamond Sculls final beating R Lee of Worcester College Oxford by a full length. Wright avenged a previous defeat and ended Canada’s long wait since 194? when Lou Scholtes won the title. Wright’s father Joe Wright Sr a former U.S. college coach and Toronto alderman coached him.
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Joe Wright
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Worcester College
Oxford
Argonaut
Canada
Lou Scholtes
Argo
Lee
Lou Stholes
Wright
Reindeer Food Aid for Eskimos and Shaw Reply
Canadian government imports reindeer to feed Eskimos along the Mackenzie River amid starvation risks. A University dramatic society sought permission to perform a Shaw play with his curt reply: You can, but you may. The Family Physician notes home remedies like Dr Thomas Helctric Oil for inflammations and injuries.
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North America
Mackenzie River
Great Plains
Arctic Ocean
University Dramatic Society
Bernard Shaw
Thomas
New X-Ray Clinic Opens in London to Detect Smuggling
A new Baker Street clinic debuts a German stereoscopic X ray device that reveals contents of boxes and items hidden in bodies. It can X ray wooden packages and aid customs officers in spotting contraband and hidden goods.
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Baker Street
Lnndon
Germany
Liquor Referendum Debates In New South Wales
NSW faces a referendum on open liquor sales versus prohibition with Hon T J Ley signaling a Government review if prohibition wins. Delegations press for strict dry laws or controlled sales akin to Canadian provinces amid possible policy shifts.
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New South Wales
T. J. Ley
Canada
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W. ON
Minard
Minister of Agriculture
Linen
Cuthura
Coticome
Hosace Reynolds
New Glasgow
N. S
Baby’s Food
Eagie
the Borren Co
Limbeo
Montreal
Betty Barclay
Lesen
Diamond Scully
Henley
Maigrir Distributors, Ltd
Pacific
Vancouver
B.C
Australia
London Evening Standard
Hhe
Hercules
Cppleford
Hamilton
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