Speculations on Canada's Future Wealth and Development
The Monthly Journal of the British Empire Chamber of Commerce notes Canada’s wealth could rival the United States if population and growth align. It predicts gains from science, smarter machinery, and conservation, arguing Canada can profit from others’ failures and waste as it taps vast natural resources under evolving legislation and technology. Canadians shown as possessing strong endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Unis
Hrriitah Empire Chamber of Commerce
Dominion
United States
New York
Raphael Masterpiece Fetches Record Price Abroad
Sir Joseph Duveen set a new price record by paying $875.00 for Raphael's Madonna and Child at an art sale in England. He bought the painting from Lady Desborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Joseph Duveen
Raphael
England
Sir Joseph
Lady Desborough
Pulp Company Reforestation Plans Mentioned by Royal Canadian Institute
A proposed scheme to plant trees or seed from the air in Northern Quebec is discussed after a Royal Canadian Institute meeting. The plan envisions vast forest gains, with up to 250 square miles of forest planted daily if feasible. Canadian dairy factories totals listed include 1,269 creameries and 1,418 cheese factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxe Pulp
Royal Canadian Institute
Grrass
United States
Quebec
Canada
Prairie provinces boost honey output says Dominion Apiarist
C. B Gooderham reports Western Uoney Production Nankoba and other Prairie provinces rapidly increasing honey production. Last year they achieved the largest crop in these regions' history, highlighting a marked regional rise in apiculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B Gooderham
Dominion Apiarist
Game Animals Restocked In British Columbia
The British Columbia Game Conservation Board reports restocking actions in the province. Twenty five elk and one hundred Rocky Mountain sheep were released from Buffalo National Park Wainwright Alberta to spots where populations declined. One shipment released elk at Spence's Bridge near Kamloops and two shipments of fifty sheep each were released between the Okinasan Valley and the Kettle River and at Chase BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright
B.C
British Columbia Game Conservation Board
Rocky Mountain
Department of the Interior
Buffalo National Park
Alberts
Pointe
Spence’s Bridge
Kamloops
Design No 108 Fashion Pattern for Mature Figures
A fashion notice describes design No 108 with a swathed hipline bloused bodice and open front with fever collar. It notes inverted plaits, flared hem, and fabric options like printed silk crepe and sheer crepe. Sizes 16 to 46 inch bust, yardage details, and prices for the pattern and Fashion Book.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
Pattern ordering details from Winnipeg newspaper listing located at Uoian 11 and B McDermot Ave. Winnipeg. Pattern No Bie Name provided for reference and catalog access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Uoian
McDermot Ave
Canada Dominates 1927 Newsprint Exports Amid Global Trade
World newsprint trade totals just over three million tons in 1927 with Canada providing over 60 percent of shipments. Sweden Norway Newfoundland and Finland each export less than two hundred thousand tons, while Germany and Great Britain hold major shares of the rest. The Newsprint Service Bureau data underline Canada’s commanding position and the need for forest protection and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Newfoundland
Finland
Germany
Great
Britain
Newsprint Service Bureau
Dominion
Immigrant Hides in Packing Case to Reach New York
John Phoentz a 19 year old from Dusseldorf Germany hid in a packing case labeled CO to sail as a quota immigrant. He carried a passport and visa but lacked funds for travel after arrival. Discovered when a pier checker stuck his hand in after noticing a loose board, Phoentz emerged emaciated and asking for food.
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New York
John Phoentz
Dusseldorf
Germany
Woman Representative Edith Rogers to Attend Geneva Labor Conference
Mrs Edith Rogers the sole female Manitoba legislator and Hon Peter Heenan Minister of Labor will represent Canada at the International Labor conference in Geneva under League of Nations auspices this summer. Rt Hon W L Mackenzie King notified her of the appointment as Prime Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma
Edith Rogers
Manitoba
Peter Heenan
Dominion
Canada
Geneva
League of Nations
Rogers
W. L. Mackenzie Ming
World Wide Distribution Highlights British Columbia Poultry Trade
British Columbia reports a world wide poultry export record. A University of British Columbia poultry head notes hatching eggs sent to Japan and several U.S. states including Michigan Zeeland district California Illinois Kentucky Connecticut and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Lloyd
University of British Columbia
Japan
Michigan
Zeeland
California
Illinois
Kentucky
Connecticut
Havana
Cuba
England
Ontario
West China Union University
Winnipeg to Welcome Box Factory and Paper Plant
A Toronto box factory plans a Winnipeg branch costing about 1 million dollars, with an added Winnipeg waste paper products development using mixed wood pulp. The notes feature verse quotations and colored illustrations in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Box Firm
Western City
Toronto
Trenton
Ontario
Winnipeg
Fort Anne's Historic Port Royal Vessel Turns Museum
The article traces Port Royal's evolution from its 1604 Champlain era to Fort Anne. It reviews name changes under French and British rule, the 1635 fortification by Dessay, and the fort’s transformation into a museum showcasing history and romance through storied figures and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Basin
Port Royal
Royal Harbour
Samuel de Champlain
Tinwihe Pierre du Guast
Sieur de Monts
Aungpols
Annie
Anmapolix
France
Dessay
D'Aunty
Artives of
Nicholson
Fort Anne
Canadian mining on eve of revival and expansion
The article argues Canada will see a mining revival led by Manitoba becoming a manufacturing and mining hub. It cites 1927 Department of Mines data with record outputs in gold copper lead zinc natural gas and petroleum and notes growing technical prowess and collaboration among universities government and industry.
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Canadas
United States
Republic
Ixind
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Parific
Manitoba
Dominion
Atlantic
Prairies
Department of Mines
Department
Charles Camaell
Dominion 14
Tansdian
Lttle Helihood
Fasl
Syusinens
Jewish Farmers Join the Land Trend in U S Growth
A report from the Jewish Agricultural Society shows Jewish farm population rising from about 1,000 in 1900 to 80,000 by 1927, occupying roughly 1,000,000 acres with $150 million in value. The society notes a longstanding impulse to leave cities for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jewish Agricultural Society
Ithus
Gabriel Davidson
Good Farms Competition Offers Cup For Wheat Crop
A good farms competition restricted to farms within twenty five miles of Calgary will be held by the Calgary Board of Trade this year. Crops farm buildings gardens livestock and machinery will be judged for the award. A challenge cup will be awarded to the farmer producing the best crop of wheat in Southern Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Calgary
Calgary Board of Trade
Sight-seeing guide quips and quick jokes on the wagon
A humorous roadside exchange features a guide explaining a monument to a notable cause while a quip about stillness echoes a traveler’s impatience. A child references a teacher and a celebration of recovery.
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Madonna and Child
Lasge Kelner Eituny
Cologne
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Bie
World Trade IN
Fort Amoe
Princess Lichnowsky
Mechtilde Lichnowsky
Prince Lichnowsky
Czecho-Slovakia
Mary
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