Holding money matters How to Plan Save Invest for life
Leroy D. Peavey of Babson's Statistical Organization outlines three life stages from twenty to thirty for preparation, thirty to late fifties for accumulation, and retirement. Emphasizing plan budgeting, saving habits, and diversified investing, the article urges discipline, steady contributions, and avoiding speculative stock play, ending with a note on godliness and contentment.
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Leroy D. Peavey
Babson’s Statistical Organization
Eas
Canada to Spend Over 100 Million on Power Projects
Canada plans more than 100 million dollars in each of the next three years on hydro power developments. Current turbine capacity averages 583 horsepower per thousand people, placing Canada among leading nations in per capita water power use. Total installations exceed 5.7 million HP with over 3 million HP likely in five years. Quebec leads, Ontario near two million HP, Manitoba over 300,000 HP, Alberta 70,000 HP, and British Columbia has 560,000 HP on the Pacific coast.
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Canada
Dominion
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Baby Teething Soothing Tablets End Teething Woes
A Teeswater mother testifies to Baby's Own Tablets easing teething distress in infants. The ad notes common teething symptoms such as fretfulness feverishness swollen gums and digestive upsets. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Louis Grubb
Teeswater
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Russian Religion Laws White Paper Highlights Soviet Provisions
Extracts from Soviet law outline church state separation, school church division, and protection of religious liberty while banning religious instruction to minors. The document cites criminal code penalties for teaching beliefs to children, and notes the British government’s publication to address international protests.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
BC coast engineers eye 3,000,000 HP river power
Engineers disclose a plan to develop up to 3,000,000 horsepower from rivers along British Columbia's coast district. The proposal envisions harnessing tidal and river flows to boost regional energy capacity and economic activity.
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Coast
British Columbia
Geodetic Survey completes first Canadian transcontinental line
The Geodetic Survey of Canada completed its first transcontinental line of precise levels in 1916 marking a milestone in national geodetic measurement. The achievement connected major survey networks and provided a standardized reference for subsequent mapping and engineering projects.
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The
Geodetic Survey of Canada
Twice Benefited by Same Remedy in Cobourg Canada
A reader from Cobourg Ontario recalls years ago nursing a baby and caring for a wet father. She was run down with aches and fatigue and she took seven bottles of Vegetable Compound. She felt like a new woman and recommends it to other women.
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Cobourg
Ontario
E.sizeman
R.B
Vancouver High Schools Consider Curtailment of Homework
Educationalists weigh lightening school work this summer as Vancouver high schools plan a new four year matriculation course. Homework will be cut in half with the fall term. Principals of several schools declare cuts aim to boost study efficiency amid growing parental and teacher resentment of excess homework.
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Vancouver
Recipes For This Week
Cream butter and sugar, add well beaten eggs and molasses. Lift dry ingredients together and add alternately with milk. Bake in layer cake pans about 35 minutes in slow oven or about 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Cut in squares and serve with whipped cream.
Orange slices with pistachio cream dessert
A recipe for orange slices in syrup with whipped cream and pistachio topping. It describes making a golden brown sugar syrup, layering oranges, coating with syrup, then topping with stiff cream and chopped nuts. The passage also promotes Miller's Worm Powders claiming to cure infant worm infestations and restore organs.
Military Promotions In Calgary And Regina Rifles Regiments
Major E R Knight is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and takes command of the Calgary Alberta regiment. Lieut Col J McAra is appointed to lead the Third Reserve Battalion of the Regina Rifles Regiment. Knight sailed for England with the 56th Battalion in 1916 and served in France and Belgium. McAra went overseas with the 38th Battalion in 1915 with service in France and Belgium.
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Regina
Calgary
E. R. Knight
Alberta
Department of National Defence
J. McAra
Regina Rifles Regiment
Knight
England
C.E.F
France
Belgium
McAra
Peter O'Hare Pioneer Policeman Dies at Maple Creek
Peter O'Hare aged 77, a pioneer mounted police officer in the west, died recently at Maple Creek. From Saskatchewan's earliest police days he was active in all activities and participated in the Riel Rebellion engagement. His service spanned more than forty years.
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Peter O’hare
West
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
O'Hare
Riel
Canadian crude oil share drops to about a quarter
A record notes that currently only roughly 24 percent of Canada’s crude oil consumption is produced domestically. The observation highlights reliance on imports for the remaining demand and implications for energy policy and domestic output. The statement points to a need for assessment of production capacity and supply security.
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Canada
Trans-Atlantic telephone service extends to Arctic Sweden
Sweden expands Trans Atlantic telephone links enabling conversations with residents inside the Arctic Circle. The improvement broadens international communications and marks a milestone in long distance service reaching remote northern regions.
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Sweden
Arctic Circle
Gas field prospects in Saskatchewan studied by G S Hume
Dr G S Hume of the Geological Survey of Canada will prepare an immediate survey of gas prospects in Saskatchewan using existing data. He will not conduct field work but will compile geologic information from Survey parties and other sources. A report will be sent to the Dominion Government and then to Saskatchewan authorities for review by a four-city gas committee.
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G. S. Hume
Geological Survey
Canada
Saskatchewan
Parliament
Regina
Hume
Douglas Egyptian Liniment for Corns and Warts
An advertisement touts Douglas Egyptain Liniment as a quick cure for soft corns and warts claiming it is effective, pain reducing and easy to use. The copy appeals to sufferers seeking relief from ugly and irritating conditions.
Dominion survey kicks off sheep industry research program
The Dominion Department of Agriculture through the agricultural economics branch, in cooperation with the Dominion Experimental Farms, begins an economic study of sheep ranching in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia as the start of a research program for the livestock sector.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Experimental Farms
Ivestock
Bolivia's Yungas Railway Erects Steel Telegraph Poles
The Yungas Railway in Bolivia is erecting steel telegraph poles along its route as part of ongoing communications infrastructure work. The project progresses with new pole placements, signaling modernization efforts in the region.
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Yungas Railway
Bolivia
No Cause For Alarm From Wheat Grower Campbell
Thomas D. Campbell of Hardin Montana the self described world’s largest wheat grower has returned from a Russia trip where he served as agricultural consultant to the Soviet He says Russia will not be a factor in grain exports for at least three years as its five year program expands and the nation’s internal wheat needs will rise to about 1 000 000 000 bushels annually.
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Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin, Mont
Russia
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Promoted for Pulmonary Relief
Testimonies highlight the oil's efficacy in correcting respiratory disorders. The best proof is user experience, with the product said to allay bronchial inflammation and reassure sufferers of relief.
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Thomas
Reef
Honey imports surge across the British Isles
Honey production near 1,100 tons in the last year, while imports reached 3,500 tons valued at about 2 million dollars. The surge reflects strong demand and market growth across Britain, with imports supplying nearly three times domestic output.
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British Isles
United States Exports 25 707 854 Sets Of False Teeth
United States figures show exports last year reached 25 707 854 sets of false teeth. The shipment reflects growing demand in foreign markets and highlights the dental industry’s international reach.
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United States
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