Trade treaties seen as path to prosperity for Canada
The column argues from a Liberal victory to push for expanded trade treaties within the empire and with other nations. It cites evidence from Canadian manufacturers on export gains, discusses Australia’s treaty benefits, and urges Parliament to avoid turning trade into political fodder while stressing Canada must offer concessions to win access to world markets.
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House of Commons
Baker
United Farmer Ueworkers
Tainty
Mei
Canada
British Columbia
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Canra
Australia
Manufacturers’ Association Offeral
Canada Seeks Wheat Honors In Chicago Competition
The New York Sun reports J. C. Mitcheth of Cahinda Saskatchewan will compete this year for wheat-growing honors in Chicago. Montana contributed a notable shipment of chempton wheat to the world this year.
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J.C. Mitcheth
Cahinda
Sagkatchewan
Chicago
New York Sun
Montana
Canada Aims to Reclaim International Grain Show Honor
J. P. Yates of Fishtail captured the side at the International Grain Way and Stock shows in Chicago, but Canada vows to keep the title north of the border. The event started fifteen years ago with Canada winning the blue ribbon thirteen times and Seager Wheeler achieving five top places. Mr. Wheeler’s second to a dozen wins stands unmatched, though Mr. Mitchell has three titles.
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J. P. Yates
Fishtail
Cufeago
Canada
Seager Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Mitchell
Great Britain Honors Clever Chinese Girl
King George names Miss Foonyee Catherine Woo a Member of the British Empire for educational work among girls and women. Woo leads St. Paul’s Girls' School in Hong Kong with 700 pupils. a site for a new building has been granted.
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Foonyee
Catherine Woo
St. Paul's Girls’ School
Hong Kong
King George
Miss Woo
Fairlea School
Clagham High School
England
Charwell Hall
Iploma
Hong
Aldridge's Centre London Auction House Sells Mesh Horse
Aldridge's, a London horse market dating to 1753, held an easy auction sale featuring the horse Mesh. The firm plans to devote itself to automobile matters, including Houlog models, going forward.
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Aldridge's
London
Aldridge’s
Wit
Diabetes progress reported by Paris Pasteur Institute
Professor Gabriel Dertrand of the Pasteur Institute Paris announced to the American Chemical Society that nickel and cobalt experiments show encouraging diabetes results. He and associates found cases of simple diabetes may benefit, sometimes with complete suppression of sugar production, after tests with nickel alone cobalt alone and in mixture.
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Cisim Wnickel
Gabriel Dertrand
Pasteur Tnstitute
Paris
American Chemical Society
Hertrand
Addcal
Nerviline Promises Pain Relief For Sprains And Bruises
The advertisement touts Nerviline as a long familiar remedy that sinks in deeply and quickly relieves sprain pain and bruised muscles. It claims usefulness for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and general aches whether internal or external and urges readers to buy a large 35 cent bottle from their dealer.
Cuticura Heals Three Year Pimples Says Nova Scotia Reader
A Nova Scotia reader recalls three years of hard red pimples on the face. She credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after trying a free sample and four boxes, noting healing after three cakes and four boxes. The notice promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum with Canadian depot details.
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Misa Reta F. Warren
Nova Scotia
Medemal' Priea
Onent
Taleren Fie
Mticura
New York Museum Receives Komodo Dragon Saurians
Eight foot long Komodo dragons arrive in New York aboard the Cunard Aqui tinea. Captured in the Malay Archipelago by Douglas Burden, the lizards weigh about 200 pounds and are described as armored, carnivorous giants capable of running fast.
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Malay Archipelago
New York
Cunard
Komodo
Douglas Burden
American Muscum Or
Natural History
Kamedé
Alan Cobham
War Widows in Britain Remarry in Large Numbers
Nearly 10 000 British war widows have remarried, prompting the pensions ministry to welcome the move as it lowers pension costs. In some English textile towns there are far more widows than men, yet many widows continue to wed bachelors. In London 4445 widows married within a year, while 1679 chose widowers.
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Britain
Ministry of Pensions
England
London
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise New Blood and Vitality
Ad copy claims thin watery blood causes tiredness and poor appetite across men women and girls. It extols Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to build up blood and energy, with testimonials of improved appetite and vigor, from Brockville Ontario.
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Tor. Willisans
Dr. Williams
Medicine
Mall
Cape Jumping Hare Confined At London Zoo
A Cape jumping hare, first displayed at the London Zoological Gardens since 1890, is described as a spring-heeled jumper from South Africa whose range extends to Mozambique and Ate gola. Its hind legs let it leap up to 30 feet, but it remains in a small Rodent House cage, limiting its agility.
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London Z
Cape
South Africa
Mozambique
Ategola
Saskatoon Harris Turner Wins Bind Championship Of Canada
Harris Turner of Saskatoon defeated A Archibald of Victoria at Thorshill hole to claim the bind championship of Canada after nine holes with a score of 4 to 87. The match drew veteran soldiers and sailors from the Great War hosted by the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.
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Toronto
Harris Turn‘er
Saskatoon
Archibald
Victoria
B.C
Canadian National Institute
Thorshill
Canada
Mr. Turner
Banana History Tracks Popularity Surge Over Six Decades
The piece notes banana consumption rising to 12 000 600 bunches last year and recalls a 1864 diary entry by Drury Lane dramatist BE Blanchard about tasting bananas. It contrasts modern demand with past novelty while mentioning health claims and related ads.
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Lhat
British Fruit Trades’ Association
Britain
Invention Of Russian Scientist Promises Smokeless Fuel
A Russian inventor named Dr Paul Dvorkovitz claims a process to extract from 369 tons of coal a range of products including palatine, kerosene, lubricating oil, paraffin wax, phenol, pitch, ammonium sulfate, and sulfur. He asserts Britain considers the method, with 374 tons of smokeless fuel remaining offering heat surpassing coal. World report notes financiers and engineers show interest.
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Great Britain
Paul Dvorkovitz
New York World
Lady Astor Urges American Joy Over Europe’s Progress
Viscountess Astor in New York tells Americans to rejoice in Europe postwar advances and in Germany joining the League of Nations. She says the world’s nine years of progress matter more than American doubts and urges hope despite international mistakes.
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Lady Astor
Europe
Viscountess Astor
New York
Germany
League of Nations
America
New York League of Women Voters, Lady Astor
United States
Dro
First Air Sleeper Operated by German Arrives in London
A German Albatross L-75 twin engined biplane arrived at Croydon from Berlin showing a sleeping car with four berths and electric lights and running water. Dr Ruth of Albatross company designed the plane and was aboard. Asthma Relief Promised By Kelogg Remedy Prominent Ad Claims Severe Asthma Relief from Dr J D Kelogg’s Asthma Remedy Available at druggists.
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Berlin
London
Croydon
Albatross
Ruth
Albatross Company
Ran
England
Stratford Clopton Bridge Saved From Demolition
Stratford-on-Avon council upholds the sacred trust by sparing Clopton Bridge from removal. The fourteen-arch bridge, built late in the 14th century by Sir Hugh Clopton, links Shakespeare to the town he walked across and to the site of his later marriage house.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Stratford-on- Avon
Clopton
Shakespeare
Hugh Clopton
Mer
Anne Hathaway
England
Grain Appeal Board strengthens Edmonton as grain hub
The grain appeal board in Edmonton will stop shipping grain to Calgary for grading appeals. Final grades will be determined locally to save time and money. Ottawa Museum receives Arctic specimens including Baffin Island samples. A French tire firm builds in Stoke-on-Trent, England, employing about 10 000 workers. Minard's Liniment marketed for toothache.
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Grain Appeal Board
Edmonton
Calgary
Ottawa Museum
Baffin Island
Ottawa
Na- Uon
Stol-on-Trent
England
Premier Mussolini Sees Star Fate Protecting Him
The New York Sun reports Mussolini told Rob Davis after a recent life threat that his star protects him and he will die a natural death. He spoke from the Chigi Palace addressing Italians following the third assassination attempt in ten months.
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Mussolini
Italy
Star of Destiny
Davis
New York Sun
Chigi Palace
Prevent Ulcerated Throat With Dr Thomas Eelecite
Advertisement claims that at sore throat onset a spoonful of Dr Thomas Eleclete Ol Adda mixed with sugar will ease irritation and prevent ulceration and swelling. It asserts repeated use builds immunity to quinsy for frequent sufferers.
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Thomas
New Markets For B C Timber
British Columbia holds two thirds of Canada’s merchantable saw timber and new markets have emerged since the Panama Canal opened. Companies ship Douglas fir and other woods to the St Lawrence River where they are sawed into lumber for distribution across the Eastern States and Canada.
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B.C
British Columbia
Canada
Natural Resources Intelligence Pervice
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Douglas Jr
St. Lawrence River
Fastlern States
Japan Cuts Demand for Radio Sets After Sufficient Supply
Japan's demand for radio sets has sharply declined as a sufficient supply meets needs. Previously Japan was one of the largest importers of sets, but demand has cooled.
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Japan
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