Canada sees brighter business outlook with recovery gains
The article reports a improving Canadian economy over two years with rising employment and emigration returning, increased rail freight and wheat commerce, and Western growth offsetting declines in Eastern cities. It cites Ford Canada production, Canadian General Electric expansion, and optimism that stronger resource development will sustain growth.
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Canada
United State
Seine Tremplogaioent
Canadia
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
United States
Ford Motor Company of Canada
Canadian General Electric Co. Ds
Treterborough
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Wyard withering remarks about dogs by Sul and kin
Fragmentary OCR note records Sul remarks on failing dogs and a cave man reference. The text mocks dog behavior and mentions a wind bowiets or wind bowles phrase. No clear event or identifiable names beyond Sul and historical tone.
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Electric Light For Bees At Gloucester Chamber Meeting
The Gloucester Chamber of Agriculaire discusses electric beehives providing light and heat in winter to stimulate brood readiness. Strong bee broods emerge to seek honey as blossoms appear, boosting early honey gathering and reducing losses.
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Te Gloucester Chamber of Agriculaire
Castoria Seen As Gentle Teething Remedy For Children
Advertises Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted 3d year old teething and soothing syrup for children. Claims no narcotics and safe directions. Marketed as a pleasant substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and teething remedies with physician endorsements.
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Fletcher
Northland Trader Sets Early Spring Navigation Record
The Northland Trader achieved an early spring navigation feat arriving at Fort Smith and planning a voyage to Fort Lesolution before sailing to the Mackenzie River delta. The vessel carried freight and passengers for the Great Slave Lake post and was to be followed by the Pioneer on a cargo run.
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Msund
Amd Siegnmiep
Northland Prager
Fort Lesolution
Great Slave Lake
Foet Smith
Fort Smith
Mackenzie River
Tmator
Pioneer
Fort Normin
Northlands
Nose colds quickly stop with Catarrhozone dose
Neglected colds open pathways to consumption. To stop a cold, clear nasal passages to drive out germs and use Catarrhozone vapor. Breathing Catarrhozone brings relief, loosens mucus, and protects bronchial tubes. Available as Dihaler in a purse or vest pocket for one dollar from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
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Catarrhozonu Co
Montreal
Invention Trials With Radio Competitor in Munich
Dr. Steldte demonstrated a microphone linked to orchestra racks at the State Opera House connected to a central telephone line. Bavarian postal authorities and journalists witnessed a performance of The Walküre claimed to surpass radio, with clear instrument reproduction and minimal interference to telephone service.
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Itt Maytel
Munich
Steldte
Stale Opera House
Telephone Offier
Opera
Millar's Worm Powders Marketed as Effective Vermifuge
Wise and experienced mothers know when Uteis children are troubled with Worms and tose no Cine in applying Millar's Worm Powders, a most effec tive vernifuge. It is absolute in Clearing the ome Of Worms and re storing these withy conditions with out which there can be no comfort for the child.
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Millar
Not Gaught Yet
A library visitor notices a regular African American boy laughing at a book’s page. The attendant follows and sees a drawing of a small bar chased by a snarling bull. The boy glances and says the owner has not yet caught him.
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Mae Megro
eGothy
To End White Plague Tuberculosis Hope Declares Official
Dr Livingston Ferrand president of the National Tuberculosis Association told the Pitt annual convention in Atlanta that tuberculosis will be a negligible factor in America within two decades. He praised progress and reported strong support for anti TB efforts.
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America
Livingston Ferrand
National Tuberculosis Association
Pitt
Association
Atlanta
Hydroplane Patrols Northern Manitoba Summer Program
A Manitoba hydroplane squadron based at Victoria Beach air station will patrol the north during summer, led by BON Hobbs on May 10. The seven hidroplanes will map and survey from the DakEs of the Words to beyond Manitoba’s western boundary, photograph the Hudson Bay and major rivers, and aid treaty ponies transport to reserves. The effort improves the Federal survey program and supports missions to Island Lake and reserves like God's Lake and Cross Lake, with Rolls-Royce engines and updated equipment.
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Bon Hobbs
Forest Res
North Country
Manitoba
Tudson Bay
Nelson
Uburchitl
North Saskatchewan
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Apaley Mission
Renison Lake
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God's Lake
Ald Cross Lake
Making Business Good Business Opens Real Opportunity
The piece asserts that business thrives when actors pursue active effort rather than cynicism. It argues that those seeking work and customers will find a clear pickup in activity across sectors, while passive naysayers offer only excuses. The Toronto Star quotation reinforces the call for enterprising behavior to stimulate prosperity.
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Toronto Star
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills touted in reader letter
A Zealandia Saskatchewan reader praises Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills for restoring health after a three year period of weakness and nervousness. The letter notes relief after five boxes and promotes purchasing options from The T. Milburn Co. Limited. Also mentioned are salmon trout propagation figures, worm exterminator claim, and a note on orange fruit evolution.
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Jessie Peterson
Zealandia
Sask
Milburn
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Eugene Lepage Credits Tanlac for Quick Recovery
Eugene Lepage, barber at Prince of Wales Hotel in Montreal, praises Tanlac for restoring his wife Mia Lepage and his own health after stomach trouble left her run-down and nervous. He reports rapid appetite and strength gains and notes Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists.
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Sule
Eugene Lepage
Prince of Wales
Montreal
Canada
Mia Lepage
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Wireless For People Of Mackenzie River
Wireless teams head north to erect government plants at Fort Simpson and Wersehed Ystani. Lieutenant HL AL Young leads arrangements with Galbraith reporting site. Northward wintering crews will be supplied by river service and Alberta Arctic Transportation. Equipment includes furniture stoves travel wear and essentials for a year in the tar country.
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HL AL Young
Signal Corps
Fort Simpson
Wersehed Ystani
Galbraith
Keport
Mackenzie Diver
Clark Kitchens Promote Clark's Tomato Ketchup
Advertising copy asserts Clark's Tomato Ketchup enhances flavor for fish meat and poultry with the slogan Let the Clark Kitchens help you.
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Clark
Soviet Relapse Signals Swing Toward Right in Russia
Philadelphia Ledger reports signs that Soviet Russia is reversing NEP gains, with Lenin’s heirs suppressing the rising middle class, fewer private shops, intensified spy hunts, and harsher foreign posture after Lenin's death. Dr Thomas Kelvoric Oil advertised for catarrh relief, praised for internal and external use.
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Sovietland
Fielir
Léhine
Philadelphia Ledger
No Hat Factories In Panama
Hundreds of Panama tourists return home and realize they did not see a hat factory. The text explains that Panama hats are not made in Panama and the name Panama comes from Panama City’s role as a distributing center for the headgear.
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Panama
Pawnshops Popular Among Women Travelers
Women often pawn jewels and precious possessions before trips to avoid leaving valuables at home. Pawnshops are touted as safe places for care, with reassurance of protection during travel. The piece notes croquet as a revival of Pall Mall and mentions Usual form of military punishment.
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London
Pall Mall
London Street
Band Windermere Road Reopens Attracts Tourist Inflow
The Band Windermere road over the crest of the Canadian Rockies from Dante westward, first opened last year, has been reopened for traffic. A large number of tourists from Canada and the United States are using the route. National Park resorts in Alberta including Waterlon Banff Lake Louise and Jasper are now open and expect heavy tourist traffic.
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Bant-Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Dante
Canada
United States
Purk
Alberta
Waterlon
Banff
Lake Louise
Jasper
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