Reducing Costs Of Government
Discussion argues for consolidating federal and provincial functions to cut costs. Proposes Dominion control of national standards and uniform export marketing while provinces handle education and production. Calls for a tax powers readjustment under the B N A Act, with a cross‑country conference to redefine spheres and reduce duplication.
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Dominion
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Federal Department of Health
Immigration Department
Provincial Departments of Public Health
Ulgatian
Soulee
Ottawa
Dominio
Post Office Department
B.N.A
Corn Predominates in Daily Family Food Ration
A reader note states corn appears in 18 of 43 articles of the everyday family ration, indicating its widespread presence in common meals. The remark highlights corn as a staple amid varied provisions.
Manitoba Ontario Highway Opens East From Whitemouth
The four mile Ontario boundary to Whitemouth segment is completed with a formal Dominion Day opening ceremony planned in Kenora. Governments of Manitoba and Ontario sponsor the event on July 1, highlighting cross province cooperation. Douglas Egyptian Liniment claims to stop bleeding and prevent infection. Egyptian cigarettes warned about misleading tobacco facts.
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Manitets
Ontario
Whitemouth
Stan
Kenora
Manitoba
Egypt
Turkey
Ultraviolet Window Material Boosts Farm Yields Revealed
A British substitute for ordinary window glass transmits ultra violet rays and promises wide farming benefits. Tests in Britain and Canada show earlier chick raising, higher egg output, healthier brooders, and tastier garden crops. The material is inexpensive, strong, unbreakable, and lighter than glass.
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England
Canada
Spring Tonic Claims to Build Up Health
The article promotes Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a spring tonic that rebuilds and purifies the blood to restore energy. It cites winter blood depletion and includes a testimonial from Mrs. A. Merritt of Welland who recovered strength after use. Available at your druggist in a new glass container.
Fewer Car Licenses Registration Decline Hits Canada in 1931
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows Canadian motor vehicle registrations fell to 1,206,836 in 1931 from 1,239,888 in 1930, a drop of 2.7 percent. Total registration and related fees declined by 481,975, while gasoline tax totaled 22,546,119, with eastern provinces gaining, but prairie provinces and British Columbia posting decreases. Canada, with 8.6 persons per vehicle, still had higher total registration than most nations except the United States, United Kingdom, and France.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
United States
United Kingdom
France
A Real Driving Power Drives Endeavor and Faith
A reflection on aging tempering enthusiasm yet sustaining work through an ideal. The piece praises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil, noting increased demand and portable bottles, claiming lasting potency across latitudes and suggesting its value in daily labor and holiness.
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Thomas
Regina Man Chosen Commandant for 1982 Bisley Team
Regina's Col A G Styles will command Canada's 1982 Bisley team. He heads the 19th Infantry Brigade in Regina. Cap F Gardiner of the Vancouver Regiment will be adjutant. Selections continue with full roster due in May. the team includes 18 shooters plus two officers. They sail from Montreal June 11 and return around August 1.
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A. G. Styles
Regina
Canada
Bisley
Dominion of Canada | Rifle Association
Montreal
Dominion
Jusserand Touts Canadians as Ideal Neighbors for France
In a Paris address former French ambassador Jules Jusserand urged warmer Franco American ties and less sarcasm with the United States. He mused that if Americans could not alter geography they should “take ours and give us the Canadians” as neighbors, referencing fortifications on France’s northern frontiers.
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France
Jules Jusserand
United States
Paris
M. Jusserand
Winter Work Completes for Flying Box Car in Winnipeg
The JR-52 Junkers aircraft, hauled from Montreal to Winnipeg last December, returned from Norway House after completing winter freighting. It will stay in Winnipeg until spring break-up, then be fitted with pontoons and sent to summer duties. A new synthetic rubber can be vulcanized by heat alone without sulfur addition.
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North Country
JR-52
Junkers
Winnipeg
Montreal
Norway House
Earthquake At Santiago Cuba Reports Damages And Deaths
A February 3 1982 quake in Santiago Cuba was well recorded by seismographs at the Dominion Observatory Ottawa. Seismograms placed the epicenter 2760 kilometers away with modest ground displacement. Press reports cite $10 million in damage, nine deaths, and about 300 casualties.
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Santiago
Cuba
Domini Fon Observatory
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Long experience urged over youth on the bench
In the House of Commons it was argued that judges are too old at 65. The claim that youth brings better justice was rejected. Calm wisdom comes with age and many landmark British judgments have been delivered by men in their seventies and eighties.
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House of Commons
Nen
Digest advice and local notes from a Manitoba park to Austrian deposits
Tells Dyspeptics What To Eat offers guidance on avoiding foods that trigger acidity and indigestion, promoting a bland diet and using Bisulated Magnesia after meals. Riding Mountain Park prepares a nine-hole golf course with plans for more holes, while worm remedies and Austrian bank withdrawals are also mentioned in brief notices, across diverse topics.
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Riding Mountain Park
Mountain National Park
Manitoba
Impressive Efficiency Record For Canadian National Railways 1931
The Canadian National Railways reports an operating revenue of 177 273 200 in 1931, down from 221 770 445 in 1930, an 18 percent drop. Net operating expenses fell to 169 688 000 from 195 259 507, yielding an operating surplus around 7 585 700. Despite heavy interest burdens, efficiency improves with stable freight tonnage, reduced fuel use, and higher speed amid adverse conditions.
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Canadian ‘National Railways
Montreal
D. P.C
Border Gilles
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