Western wheat market outlook boosts Western hope
The piece notes a shift in Western sentiment toward courage and confidence as grain markets anticipate better prices. Wheat futures in Liverpool, Chicago, and Winnipeg point to a price rise, with forecasts citing overestimated world wheat production last year and smaller carryovers. It highlights Saskatchewan marketing contracts and the Crow’s Agreement, plus freight rate cuts and expanded grain movement via Vancouver, increasing elevator capacity and Western shipments.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Winnipeg
Inca
Califa
Guy
United States
Valles Es Dein
Dnresarenee
Ceiuel
Canada
Hnseslona
Lpm
Boaty
Atéver
Wwe
Prolonged July Debates Amid Parliament Work
A July prorogation looms as parliament faces a heavy agenda with unfinished business. Reports note ongoing preparations for a grand entrance project at Parliament Hill and long-term tasks awaiting completion before summer recess. Meanwhile a Wheat price report cites farmer A Nicholson in Rose Mud district Alberta selling grain at over 9 1/2 cents per bushel to a milling company for the season's top grade, reflecting Alberta’s 18 year growth and 1933 agricultural value of 23,000,600 dollars.
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Jose
Parliam@nt sfust
Parliament Hill
Yell Bg
A. Nicholson
Rose‘Mud
Alberta
Ady
Icholson
Alberts
US Bankers Arrange Credit For Germany
United States bankers have arranged a large initial advance to the German Gold Discount Bank. The loan, said to total five million dollars, was organized by Dr Hysimar Selti and extended six weeks ago. An enlargement of the original title was noted amid ongoing negotiations and delays in inflating the international loan to Germany.
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United States
Germah Gold
Hysimar Selti
Germany
Advainces Ody de Bonaahts Bank
Writings on Luz Bone in Jewish Texts Mention Resurrection
The fragment discusses the Luz bone in human anatomy as cited in Jewish Tapiris and Bone age lore. It describes the Luz as the resurrection bone and the nucleus of the resurrection, noted for its alleged indestructibility or fragility. The location and nature remain debated in scholarly debate.
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Tapiris
Alberta cattle for Britain shipment begins trade cue
A shipment of cattle sailed from Central and Northern Alberta to the United Kingdom, seen as the forerunner of a steady Alberta to Great Britain trade. The cattle were carefully selected for the voyage, with hopes returning profit for Central Alberta farmers, awaiting the outcome on May 27.
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Alberta
Britain
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Seattle
Sweden Sees Rising Tourist Expenditure per Capita
Experts study how much visitors spend in Sweden as foreign labor and tourism figures show changes. RavatsT Begérstrale, director of the Swedish Trade Association, estimates Swedish tourist spending at about 100 dollars per person, reflecting broader trade balance considerations.
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Butela
Sweden
Dourtat
Ravatst Bégérstrale
Swedish Trade Association
Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lambago
A patent remedy claim states it drives out rheumatism and subdues lambago, bringing ease and comfort to the sufferer at once. The text emphasizes immediate relief and lasting comfort without detailing ingredients or evidence.
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Lambago
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism and Pain
A Georgetown resident, F. E. Normand, writes a letter praising Nerviline as a strong penetrating remedy for crippling rheumatic pain and lumbago. He claims it cleared his joints quickly and urges readers to buy a 35 cent bottle today for rapid relief.
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F. E. Normand
Georgetown
A Mother's Tribute Sends Flowers to Cenotaph
A police constable on duty at the Cenotaph in Whitehall receives a package addressed to the Policeman at the Cenotaph. Inside is a small bouquet of wild flowers with a note asking the officer to place them on the Cenotaph in memory of the writer's dead son. The constable places the flowers as requested.
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Whitehall
London
Baby's Own Tablets Offer Constipation Relief for Children
A reader from Demain Que reports her child benefited from Baby's Own Tablets, noting rapid relief from constipation and indigestion. The tablets are sold by druggists or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co, Brockville Ontario.
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Gaspard Daigle
Démain
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Large British Columbia payroll supports vast wood industry
The article claims the combined BC tribal interests payroll reaches at least 60 million dollars, about a third of the province’s total industrial payroll, supporting roughly a quarter of the population. It notes 3,600 firms in wood production, manufacturing, and handling. It also mentions Holloway's Corn Remover as a remedy and odd notes on Maubin Burma’s mosquitoes.
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British Columbia
Graveyard of Cars Near Hull Draws Dragged Up Autos
Tale from a coastal area near Hull describes a so called motor graveyard where workers have recovered numerous automobiles. Captain Roald leads a North Pole expedition through a foggy landscape as insurance crews clear wrecks from flooded lanes and shoreline junkyards.
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Lake
Fae Hull
Eng
Human Leopards and Other Cannibal Gangs At Wembley Exhibit
The British Empire Exhibition displays the Borfima insignis of Sierra Leone may be the Human Leopards secret society once held in terror for blackmail and cannibalism. A separate Human Alligator Society used divers to seize and drown victims while wearing crocodile disguises. The Leopards used leopard masks for disguise and attacked victims who defied orders with iron claws.
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Wembley
Sierra Leone
Human Alligator Society
Editors’ European tour by Canadian weekly newspapermen
One hundred eighty seven editors from weekly and semi weekly papers across Canada left Montreal on the Melita bound for Liverpool on June 11 to tour Europe. Led by W. R. Davis of the Renfrew Mercury, the group will visit major sites in the British Isles, attend the British Empire Exhibition, and tour World War I battlefields in France and Belgium, returning home in August.
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Europe
Canada
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Montreal
Melita
Liverpool
W. R. Davis
Renfrew (Ontario) Mercury
Difficult to Start Aircraft in Arctic Findings
Frank Courtney reports British Arctic trials showing engine start challenges. Air cooled engines start easily after warming. others require water jacket steam to reach firing temperature. Tar fumes linked to cancer claims by Paris councilor Jousellin, urging halt to road tarring in Seine department due to rising mortality.
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Arctic Circle
Frank Courtney
Jousellin
Paris
Department of the Seine
Clark Kitchens Cooked Corn Beef and Hot Day Tips
The item promotes Clark Kitchens cooked corn beef as a ready to serve meat course with no bone waste. It notes Ontario government plans to increase highway spending by 1 250 000 during the summer, from an original budget of 5 500 000. It also mentions treatments for frost bite and chilblains and includes assorted household hints and old-time remedies.
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Clarks
Clark
Ontario
Thomas
West Will Discuss Railway Problems in Winnipeg Conference
A July conference in Winnipeg will study northern Canada railway issues. Dominion cabinet ministers and provincial representatives aim to define policy, review data, and cost analyses. Attending premiers and officials from Canadian Pacific and Canadian National will join to discuss the Hudson's Bay Railway and future service.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Dominion
Mapa
Alberta
British Columbia
Hudson's Hay Railway
Western Provinces
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Mall
Putnam's Extractor Ad Promises Quick Corn Cure
An old advertisement claims Putnam's Extractor can treat corns and warts with a simple application. The copy asserts quick relief and stresses the product as a reliable, widely available remedy priced at 26¢ at all dealers.
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Putman
Millions For Vancouver Harbor Terminals Advancing
Legislation to provide up to five million dollars to the Vancouver harbor commissioners to finish terminal facilities in Vancouver harbor and equip the Port of Vancouver. Plans and estimates have governor-in-council approval and may fund additional necessary construction for the harbor. The piece also includes a short, unrelated dialog about a tramp and finances.
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Vancouver Harbor
Ernest Lapointe
Winnipeg to Host 1925 Canadian Manufacturers Convention
The 1925 Cana dian Manufacturers Association convention has a set date and place, with Winnipeg expected as the host city. Minard's Liniment is noted in connection with an unrelated matter.
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Maat
Winnipeg
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Ghosen
First Protestant President Doumergue Leads France
The election of Gaston Doumergue as France’s president marks a historic breach between state and church, signaling religion’s reduced political role. As head of state he earns 360000 dollars a year, the highest Republican salary globally, amid questions about papal appointments.
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Gaston Doumergue
French Republic
Franca
Canada
Doumergue
France
SC John ‘Lateran
Rome
Doumargue
Lightning Grounding for Stock Fences and Poultry Report
Lightning grounding methods for wooden or cement fence posts involve grounding with a few rods of steel or wiring along the post to divert bolts away from stock. Steel posts require proper grounding. Britain trails in poultry production as Noel Buxton notes Canada and the U S lead, with Britain importing poultry and eggs worth 70.4 million dollars last year and producing about 61.6 million in poultry and eggs.
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Britain
Noel Buxton
Canada
United States
Great Britain
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