Irreducible minimum pension rule extended
The article notes the Tubercular Veterans Association at Dominion headquarters announced no further pension reductions for those under 50 percent, extending the irreducible minimum pension principle after negotiations with the board of pension commissioners. It cites past spring concessions and explains the new regulation broadens protections for tubercular veterans with lower pension ratings.
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Dominion
Pensiot
Glamour and gowns in Yvonne Courant’s bohemian night
In a world of high society excess, Yvonne Courant hosts a dazzling, exclusive gathering in her town house where beauty and status mingle. Joanna, poised for a secretive debut, models a necklace of pearls while financier Andrew Mapleston recalls a painting of a younger era as he studies the receipts for thousands in jewelry purchases.
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Yvonne Courant
Pais
India
Baia
Vienna
London
Paris
America
Yvonne
Joanni
Joanna
Andrew Eggleston
Andrew Mapleston
Jim
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Compound For Health Recovery
Mrs. Nelie Horn of Hamilton Ontario reports severe female troubles left her unable to walk. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved greatly, completed ten bottles, returned to work, and credits the product with restoring her health. She also used Sanative Wash and endorses the remedy for other women.
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Mrs. Horn
Lydia E
Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nelue Horn
St. Matthews Avenue
Ontario
Thousands of Mothers Endorse Baby's Own Tablets
Canadian mothers rely on Baby's Own Tablets for child ailments and safety. Mrs Howard King of Truro Nova Scotia recommends them for young children, noting no equal among remedies. The Dr Williams Medicine Co sells boxes for 25 cents by mail from Rockville Ontario.
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Howard King
Truro
N 5
Dr. Williamst’ Medicine Co
Rockville, Ont
Fifty Years On The Baroda Throne The Gaekwar’s Tale
The Baroda Gaekwar marks fifty years on the throne described as a fairy tale like reign. The national geographic bulletin notes Baroda as a wealthy state of eight thousand square miles with scattered offshore fragments. A 1875 poisoning accusation led to deposition and a herdsman’s son chosen as successor in 1875, now serving as ruler since 18 something.
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Gaekwar
Baroda
Tareda
Washington, D.C
National Geographic Society
Bulletin
India
Bombay City
Kashiawar
Baroda City
Itighe
Little Helps For This Week In Cheerful Faith And Wit
A compact collection of moral quotes urges cheerful trust and courage. Notable lines from Mary Mapes Dodge Louisa May Alcott Sir Arthur Helps and Sir Thomas More promote happiness, meekness and seeking cheerfulness as religious duty.
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Mary Mapes
Ife
Sir Thomas More
Louisa May Alcott
Sir Arthur
McCormack Responds to Japanese Criticism of Singing
Famous tenor John McCormack discusses a Japanese critics remark that he “suffocated his audience” after a translated review. He treats the line as a note for investigation and quips about erasers, while unrelated ad copy about Holloway’s Corn Remover appears in the text.
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John McCormack
Lkes
McCormack
Two Kinds Of Motorists Get Warnings And Jail
The Daily Journal argues for separate treatment of minor offenders and hardened criminals. It says polite warnings suit ignorant drivers while deliberate lawbreakers, who risk human lives, deserve harsher penalties.
Canadian Pacific Exhibits Advertise Canada Worldwide
The Canadian Pacific Railway operates seven simultaneous exhibits at Toronto Philadelphia Quebec Sherbrooke London Fredericton and Saint John to showcase Canada. The exhibits, including a Wembley locomotive model and Treasure Island, reach global audiences and support national prestige and tourism.
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Canada
C.P.R
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
Toronto
Philadelphia
Quebec
Sherbrooke
London
Ontario
Fredericton
Saint John
New Brunswick
Wembley
Vancouver
Montreal
Twin Cities
Winnipeg
Banff
New York
United States
British Isles
The
Republic
Cosmopolitan Editor Purchases Ranch Near High River
Frazier Hunt associate editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine has bought a ranch near High River in Alberta as his faith in the province grows. He plans to spend part of each year on the Alberta property and has visited frequently, notably during the Calgary stampede.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
High River
Alberta
Frazier Hunt
Hunt
Calgary
Gomie
Prince of Wale
Mr. Hunt
The Man With Asthma Adventure at Endless Torment
A brief feature urges asthma relief using Dr J D Kelley’s remedy. The piece presents a hopeful forecast of complete relief if faithfully used, contrasting with feared years of attacks and fear. The dialogue mentions a meal order and a waiter in a Scottish newspaper context.
Front Pay Delays Sparkemployee Grievance
Back pay dispersal remains slow prompting workers to seek relief from management. Officials report administrative hurdles cause delays while unions press for faster settlements.
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Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
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