Western Programme Urges Ballot Choice On Septem ber 14
The article outlines a Western programme for Canada’s September 14 vote, urging voters to judge candidates by party policies and the issues of Railway completion, Rural Credits, Old Age Pensions, immigration, and tax rates. It contrasts Liberal and Conservative positions, urging Western electors to decide which party best represents regional needs and a stable government.
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Meuse of Commons
Randidate
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Ted
Bod
Wadson Bay
Dominion
Cscada
Hudson Bay
Charles A. Dunning
Regina
Black
Halifax
River of
Mackenele King
Meithen
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CUR
Nels
Mr. Meighen
King
Mr. King
Money talk ignores taxes people spend observed
People focus on how wealth is spent rather than how taxes are earned. The remark highlights public interest in spending behavior over tax origins and raises questions about financial transparency.
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Wool clip in Southern Alberta tops two million pounds
The year’s wool clip in Southern Alberta is projected around 2 000 000 pounds, a heavier harvest than ever before. A woman recalls youth and a man mentions the Reecys while Minard's Liniment is cited for bruises.
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Alberta
Dave
Debts Provent Wars Cancellation Warned by Senator
State Senator Bernard Downing of New York warned that canceling war debts would trigger immediate European conflict. He spoke before sailing from England, noting England's example in adjusting accounts to spur recovery. He argued indebted nations must reestablish economy rather than arm for further war.
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Europe
Bernard Downing
New Yorck
England
Nerviline touted for colds and chest relief in Windsor
A Windsor Nova Scotian tale extols Nerviline as the best remedy for cold sore throat and chest tightness citing Lucy Mosher. The piece also notes worm powders claims and mentions asthma relief remedies along with a Whitby Ontario death and marital tropes.
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Lucy Mosher
Windsor
Sas
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Hamilton Woman
Mrs Emma Wilson of 471 Wilson Street Hamilton Ontario writes that after long weakness backache and nervous distress she felt revived after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She urges other women to try the remedies and offers to answer letters. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KL Pinkhans
Lydia EL Pick
Emma Wilson
Wilson Street
Australia’s New Capital Parliament To Open In May
The Sydney Sun reports Canberra will host Australia’s parliamentary opening in May with Duke of York possibly representing the Crown. Parliament House is described as a 700-room structure with a roof promenade offering broad views, and Mount Stromlo is highlighted as a notable landmark amid forested approaches.
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Australia
Duke of York
Sydney Sun
Pursent
Parliament House
Niland
Mount Stromloa
Aeroplane Travel Sees Low Passenger Risk
The Civil Aviation annual report shows air travel since 1919 covers 4 563 000 miles with only four passenger deaths. In the year ended March there were four accidents with no severe outcomes beyond damage to aircraft. Passenger numbers rose from 12 478 in 1924 to 14 675. The rise included a notable increase in hire for air rides and tours.
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Civil Aviation
Alr Transport Nying
Canadians Return Home In Third Quarter Immigration Totals
Immigration data show 21 001 Canadians returned from the United States in April to June for permanent residence in Canada. June alone accounted for 6 084 returnees. The report notes Japan ranks high in electrification adoption while Africa covers about a quarter of Earth's land.
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United States
Wlil
Canada
Japan
Pioneering Radiologist John F Wall Ed wards Dies in London at 68
Dr John Francis Wall Edwards, early Roentgen follower, dies in London aged 68 after decades of X ray burns. He lost most of his hands, earned a government pension, served in World War I hospitals, edited radiology archives, and received the Carnegie Hero Medal in 1922. He also taught himself painting later in life.
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John Francis Wall Edwards
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Roentgen
Ke Tays
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Noentgen Bay
Plush
American Scientific Societies
Carnegie
Indigestion Remedies and Health Advice From Advertisements
Articles discuss indigestion and the need to build blood through diet and Dr Williams Pink Pills. Advice covers cautions against frequent purgatives and promotes readiness of the blood to aid digestion. Also mentions Dr Thomas Belectric Oil for wounds and a Victorian note on women’s eligibility for British Empire honors.
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Dr. Thomas
Rasputin Poison Mystery Explained by Sugar Antidote
A Marseille professor explains Rasputin survived cyanide by sugar and glucose in wine. Large sugar doses can counteract cyanide poisoning. Rasputin allegedly drank sugared wine and avoided death, before being shot to end his influence.
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Diacovera
Marseilles
Raspu
Russia
Esanhie
Princ Yussopol
Phi
Rasputkn
Ares
New York Evening World
Island farms prove strong stock and farming potential
Has no T G Cattle Prince mawara island is one of the few places in the world where tubers culogly in cate has been absolutely eradicated. Eighty six per cent as the island is covered with well stocked farm holdings and the possibilities for quality stock and for farming we exceptional.
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Prince Mawara Island
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