What Of Canada's Future
An unsigned weekly essay contrasts a pessimistic view by Agnes Laut with an optimistic Toronto Saturday Night assessment. It weighs sectionalism, immigration, climate, and national initiative against Canada’s wartime growth in wheat, pulp and paper, and industry. The piece argues Canada must cultivate a shared national ideal to sustain future growth as it expands.
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Canada
Balther
Dominion
Agnes Laut
Miss Ol
Mise Laut
United States
anUdea
Ing
Toronto
Sir “Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid
Miss Laut
Canadana
Foremost Well No 4 Boosts Alberta Gas Output
Alberta Natural Gas Development announces Well No 4 in the Foremost Field delivering 20,000,000 cubic feet of gas daily open flow. The new well, part of a four-well group, raises Foremost Field total supply to 49,000,000 feet daily. Thunder Bay district report notes record past season logs with extensive pulpwood and timber activity. Cuenca, Ecuador, sits 8,469 feet above sea level.
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Natural Gas, Light, Heat and Power Company
Alberta
Vuliey Board
Thig Wiakes
Thunder Gay
Thunder Bay
Canada As Wheat Exporter Shows Large Export Lead
Canada stands out as a wheat exporting nation with a striking lead over the United States. Last month Canada shipped over 41 million bushels, while the U S exported about 3.44 million bushels. Four times as much Canadian wheat left American ports as American wheat.
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Dominion I
Canada
United States
Western Horses For the East Movement of horses to Ontario and Atlantic provinces
A large movement of western horses to the east is under way according to stock dealers. From March to April, 3,290 horses were shipped east, with 1,981 from Alberta, 817 from Saskatchewan and 889 from Manitoba. Ontario received 1,491 head, Quebec 1,057, Nova Scotia 416, New Brunswick 234 and Newfoundland 32.
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Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Quebe
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Wireless telephony between England and America planned
The British Government, using a 200 kilowatt transmitting apparatus, aims to start wireless telephone experiments with America from Rugby station by late August or early October. Postmaster-General Harts horne said in Parliament that tests seek a reliable, continuous service, beyond sporadic long distance communication.
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Aima Ts
America
Rugby
House of Commons
Hartshorn
England
United States
Harishora
Movement of Alberta Wheat Total of 152,615,776 Bushels
Railway companies operating in Alberta shipped 152,615,776 bushels of wheat between September 1 last year and May 31 this year. Deduct about 20,000,000 bushels for Saskatchewan imports included in Alberta division and for duplication in handling of grain from branch lines to main transcontinental lines.
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Province
Byailways
Alberta
Saskatchewan
C.P.R
Symptoms of Impoverished Blood Told in Pale Faces and Breath
Pale languid people with heart palpitations and shortness of breath are said to suffer from thin impure blood. The remedy Dr Williams Pink Pills promises renewed health and strength, with a testimonial from Mrs. Griffiths of Pierson, Manitoba. The note notes four new islands born last year off Cochin China, near Japan, and in the Bay of Bengal.
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Willams
Dr. Williams
Cochin
China
Bay of Bengal
Clark Kitchens offers thirteen ready soups
Soups Ready to Serve promotes Clark's pre prepared and flavoured soups by experienced chefs. The ad claims immediate service with no waiting and no fuel cost. It highlights a selection of thirteen varieties and urges readers to let the Clark Kitchens help them. Meanwhile BC logs show a dramatic first quarter increase in Amber usage to 590,737,628 feet, far above the prior year and 1922 levels.
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Clark
B.C
British Columbia
Australians Will Tour Canada With Young Australia League
Fifty boys aged fourteen to eighteen from the Young Australia League plan a Canada tour in August, a return visit to the 101st Canadian Cadet Corps voyage to Western Australia in 1912. They arrive in Quebec on August 23. Canadian flour exports in May reached 1,057,487 barrels, exceeding US shipments of 967,504 barrels.
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Canada
Young Australia League
101St
Canadian Cadet Corps
West Australia
Quebec
United States
Scottish Editors Tour Canada For Farming Districts Visit
Five Scottish editors bound for the Dominion aboard a White Star ship to Montreal and then by CPR rail will tour Canada to study farming conditions for settlers. They aim to learn local practices and the adjustments needed for Scots seeking new homes and land. The party includes William Adair, G C Reid, Ralph F. Topping, and Col Watt.
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Canada
Lettiere Amsog
White Star
Canadian National Railways
Scotland
Abolition of Titles Question debated in Commons
In the British House of Commons Premier MacDonald said the government had not considered abolishing titles in Great Britain. Labor MP T Johnston of Stirling and Clackmannan joked it would be unfair to those who funded titles if conferments were scrapped, while Lord Titchfield asked if the prime minister’s life was made miserable by Labor MPs clamoring for titles. the remark drew laughter.
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House of Commons
MacDonald
Great Britain
T. Johnston
Stirling and
Clackmannan
Lord Titchfield
Newack
Nottingham
Mfe
Labor
M.P
Canadian Wheat Crop Shapes British Market Outlook
London dispatch says British market for 1924 wheat may be stronger than since the postwar realignment, with Canada’s crop contributing. Canada aims for about 470 million bushels last year, acreage slightly down this year, yielding an estimated 19 million bushels fewer than the record 470 million.
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Dominion
London Dispatch
Canada
Demand For Canadian Cheese and Butter Gains in Britain
J A Ruddick Dominion Dairy Commissioner reports a strong English market for Canadian cheese and butter after surveys in the British Isles. New Zealand products have rejoined Canada’s trade, with Canada regained first place in cheese. A stray adage notes vitriol turns water azure.
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J. A. Ruddick
Dominion
British Isles
New Zealand
Canada
Shadows over Europe Threaten Future Unrest
The Natal Advertiser warns that Europe faces intensified conflict as languages rise, nations multiply, and barriers of frontiers fear and finance hinder unity. It urges radical policy shifts to avoid a repeat of a destructive war, noting hopeful forces beneath the surface.
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Europe
Natal
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Ailment Relief
The advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as essential in every home medicine chest Its wide range of uses includes relief for rheumatic and sciatic pains sore throats chest coughs burns scalds cuts bruises and sprains, claiming many thousands know its benefits.
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Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Wild Bison Herd Found in Canadian West Parked by Government
Reports by Indians and hunters led to a government expedition revealing a living herd of 2000 real bison between Peace River Slave and Caribou Mountains. A vast park of over 10 000 square miles is set aside to protect the wild four footed citizens as they flourish. Also mentions Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a home remedy for inflammation and minor injuries.
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Peace River
Slave
Caribou Mountains
The
Dominion
Does Your Baby Cry In Hot Weather Seek Eagle Brand Milk
Advertisement advises nervous restless babies may be reacting to food and promotes Borden's Eagle Brand Milk as a proven infant food. It promises free feeding instructions and welfare books from The Garden Company Limited in Montres, upon mail or wire requests.
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Borden
Eagle Brand
Garden Company Limited
Montres
Biggest Alberta cattle shipment sent to Chicago
Cattle for Chicago: thirty one cars of beef cattle, the largest shipment from Alberta this year, departed Lloydminster on a CN Railways special. About 760 head, fed at Troberts Bros. ranch eight miles north of Lloydminster since December, were shipped to T. F. Cad zow, Edmonton and Calgary commission man, for DanSela and Bros. of Chicago.
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Chicago
Alberta
Lloydminster
Canadian National Railways
Troberts Bros
T. F. Cadzow
Edmonton
Calgary
William Dan- Sela
Petty thieving at Wembley causes hundreds of losses
Police say souvenir hunters at the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley are stealing hundreds of small articles daily from pavilions. Visitors damage a model Indian building and stuffed tapir is impaired as guards strengthen case protection amid the unrest.
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Wembley
Publicity System E Brings Prospective Settlers to West
The Canadian National Railways publicity arm in London reports Dr W Diack receiving many inquiries from British settlers about land and farming in Western Canada. Officials anticipate large numbers of settlers this year and greater interest from Wembley Exhibition displays.
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West
Canadian National Railways
London
W. Diack
Western
Canada
Mictala
Wembley
Numerus
Western Canada
Not Reducing Armament Among Postwar Forces
Sir John Simon speaking at a League of Nations Union meeting in Llandriondod Wales argued for disarmament after the late war but noted a million more bayonets ready for service in Europe and submarines nearly as large as cruisers, signaling limited progress toward armament reduction.
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League of Nations Union
Welsh Council
Llandriondod
Wales
John Simon
Europe
Alberta Egg Industry Expands Amid Northrise in Exports
Northern Alberta's egg sector shows growing importance with a weekly export total of 1,600,000 eggs. The region previously depended on imports, including shipments from China, just a few years earlier.
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Alberta
China
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Alberta Natural Gas Development
Cuenca
Bucador
Castoria
Putnam's Corn
Putnam's
Movement of
Minard
Linimont
Pals
T. Milbera Ca, Limited
Toroata
Ont . Oon
Tae
Slave Lake District
Slnard
J.D. Kellogg
Newcastle
Burden & i
Montreal
WN. i
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