Canada sees brighter times with rising trade and production
The article notes a shift from hard times to improving conditions in Canada. It cites fewer business failures, higher rail freight tonnage, rising Western permits, a large uptick in merchantable wheat and oats, increased farm values, and expanding industry including Ford of Canada and Canadian General Electric. It argues for self-reliance and resource development over tariff protection, predicting sustained recovery if confidence remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Ude
Mabinttea
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ford Motor Company of
Canadian General Electric Co
Peterborough
Dominion
Chairman Eliot Recites Odd Verse About Dogs
Chairman Eliot of the Northern Pacific recites a quirky verse about grandfathers and dogs. The speaker repeats lines claiming things are going to the dogs and ends with the assertion that the dogs have an awful walt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Northern Pacific
Walt
Electric light for bees discussed at Gloucester meeting
At a Gloucester Chamber of Agriculture meeting, electric light and heat for beehives were described as beneficial. The bees welcome the warmth during winter, with strong broods ready to forage as fruit trees blossom, promising early honey that is usually lost.
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Gloucester
Northland Trader Sets Early Navigation Record Near Fort Resolution
A letter from A I Sewle of Northern Trading Co describes an exceptionally early spring in the Slave River region. The steamer Northland Trader reached Fort Resolution on June 8 carrying freight and passengers for Great Slave Lake, then returned to Fort Smith to load for the far north, with the Pioneer and auxiliary schooner planned for subsequent Arctic service and Fort Norman cargo runs.
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Fort Resolution
Slave River
I. Sewle
Northern Trading Co
Edmottos
Lawle Fs
Wirang
Fort Smith
Arcte
Northland
Great Slave Lake
Far North
Mackenzie River
Pioneer
Fort Norman
Nose Colds Quickly Stopped by Catarrhozone Inhaler
Quick relief claim for catarrh and cold symptoms through Catarrhozone inhaler. Promises instant relief of hoarseness, cleared throat and nose, and healing of inflamed bronchial tubes. Recommends carrying the inhaler and purchasing a complete outfit for one dollar or 50 cents, with mail option from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Invention Tests Compete With Radio In Munich
A Bavarian test of Dr. Steidte's microphone linked to opera house racks via telephone central office shocked observers by reproducing Die Walkure with clear timbre and no radio noise. The setup interrupted calls only during talks, then resumed automatically after.
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Serlin
Munich
Steidte
Jie
State Opera House
Radio
Opera
Not Caught Yet A Library Laughing Boy
A library regular, a negro boy, consistently chose the same book and laughed at a page showing a small boy chased by a bull. The attendant, curious, followed and saw the scene, prompting the boy to exclaim with humor that he had not yet been caught.
Tuberculosis Seen as Soon Largely Unthreatening in U S
Dr Livingston Ferrand president of the National Tuberculosis Association told the 29th annual convention in Atlanta that tuberculosis will be negligible in America within two decades due to remarkable progress in fighting the disease.
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America
Livingston Ferrand
National Tuberculosis Association
The
Association
Atlanta
Hydroplane Patrols North Main Region For Mapping
Victoria Beach air station stations seven hydroplanes for summer service under Major Hobbs. Planes will detect forest fires and map the entire north from Lake of the Woods to Manitoba western border, with air photos from Hudson Bay to Nelson Churchill and North Saskatchewan Rivers. Focus includes The Pas area, Stanley Mission, Renison Lake. aid treaty payments and transport agents to Island Lake God’s Lake Cross Lake reserves, reducing canoe portages. Rolls-Royce engines and modern airwork gear improve efficiency over last year.
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Victoria Beach
BN. Hobbs
North Eer
Lake the Woods
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Nelson
Churchill
North Saskatchewan
Pas
Stanley Mission
Renison Lake
Island Lake
God's Lake
Cross Lake
Man Who Sails In Makes Business Good
A Toronto Star editorial argues that active entrepreneurs who pursue opportunities boost business while idle chatter and excuses waste potential. It cautions against those who blame conditions and praises enterprising individuals who claim their share of available trade, noting widespread improvement in many sectors.
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Miler
Toronto Star
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Help a Sask. Woman
Miss Jessie Peterson of Zealandia Sask says after three years of a weak heart and nervousness she found relief using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She used five boxes and fully recovered. Pills cost 50 cents a box or can be ordered from The T Milburn Co Toronto Ontario.
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Jessie Peterson
Salmon Trout Egg Propagation Reaches 40 Million Collected
Department of Marine and Fisheries reports 40 million salmon trout eggs gathered last season in Lake Huron Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. This total compares favorably with recent-year averages and should stock Great Lakes hatcheries dedicated to salmon trout propagation.
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Department of Marine and Fisheries
Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Tanlac credited by Eugene Lepage after four bottles
Eugene Lepage, proprietor of the Prince of Wales Hotel barber shop in Montreal, reports Tanlac made him feel younger, gained 14 pounds in four bottles, and improved appetite and sleep after stomach trouble nearly ruined his health. He urges others to try Tanlac and notes over 40 million bottles sold.
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Eugene Lepage
Prince of Wales Hotel
Montreal
Canada
Lepage
Wireless for People of McKenzie River
Government wireless plants are to be erected at Fort Simpson and Herschel Island by Lieutenant H A Young and five men from the Signal Corps with Galbraith choosing the Fort Simpson site. The party travels north with a year’s supply of furniture stoves groceries and other essentials via the Alberta and Arctic Transportation system. Residents along the Mackenzie River are expected to gain daily outside world connectivity this winter.
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H. A. Young
Signal Corps
Fort Simpson
Herschel Island
Galbraith
Wnter
River Service
Alberta
Arctic
Mackenzie River
Clark's Tomato Ketchup Improves Food Taste
Advertisement proclaims Clark's Tomato Ketchup enhances flavor for fish meat roast chop steak poultry and game promising help from the Clark Kitchens in a period style marketing line
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Clark
Relapse in Soviet Russia Amid Lenine Death Warnings
Philadelphia Ledger notes warn of a shift away from the New Economic Policy as Lenine’s heirs suppress the middle class, tighten private enterprise, and intensify surveillance and executions while foreign affairs show renewed arrogance. Also mentions Dr. Thomas Ec tectric Oil for catarrh with claimed relief and testimonials.
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Lenine
Soviet
Russia
Philadelphia Ledger
Thomas
Panama hats and pawning among London society women
The piece explains that Panama hats are not made in Panama nor in factories and that the Panama name originates from Panama City as a distributing center. It notes that London society women pawn jewels when traveling, choosing pawnshops for safe care. It mentions cross as a historical form of military punishment and a Pall Mall croquet revival.
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Panama
Pall Mall
London
Banff Windermere Road Reopens For Heavy Tourist Use
Banff Windermere road over the crest of the Canadian Rockies reopens for traffic after initial opening last year. A large number of tourists from Canada and the United States are using it. National park resorts at Waterton Banff Lake Louise and Jasper are now open and forecast a heavy tourist season.
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Banff-Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Canada
United States
National Park
Alberta
Waterton
Lake Louise
Jasper
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Wanshien
Yangtse
Crechwan
Cockchafer
Edwin ©. Hawley
Junkmen’s Guild
Wanhassen
Hawley
Newcastle
James French
Nures
Alan Brown
Leweellys F. Barker
Norman & Cole
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F. D. Goodchild Co., Publishers
King Gt
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J McLeod Ltd
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