The Problem Of Markets For Western Wheat
Western Canada faces a selling problem as world markets suffer from overproduction. The piece links global glut across commodities from coffee to sugar, noting Brazil and other nations struggle with surplus, tightened credit, and reduced demand. It argues that Canada must secure profitable markets for its wheat, with governments and trade groups urged to focus on durable, constructive solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
Brazil
Java
Arabia
Cotto
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Combine
Cuba
Death of Commander Eustace Maud Hero of Sailing
Commander Eustace Maud 82 of Mayne Island died in Victoria after a noted solo voyage aboard the ketch Half Moon. Born in England he sailed 92 days alone in a 38 foot boat before setting for the Panama Canal and was struck on the head by a boom off the Mexican coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace Maud
Fighty-Two
Victoria
Mayne Island
England
Maude
Panama Canal
Europe
Mexico
Ketch Drifts From Line Believed Lost Man Survives
A mariner drifted from the communication lines and was thought dead. He later recovered, returned north, and reached Victoria in a weakened but surviving condition after the voyage.
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Victoria
Bell Ringer Pontificates Sweden's Last Woman Bell Ringer
Augusta Anderson of Stockholm has been pensioned after 35 years tolling the Katarina church bells. Since 1805 she tended the tolls and was absent only once due to illness, later becoming head bellringer with nine assistants. The four bells required six people to swing the largest. Bells ring daily at eight A.M. and five P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Augusta Anderson
Katarina
Stockholm
Miss Anderson
Canada Faces Broad Interest in U.S. Trade
A report notes that every man woman and child in Canada has a stake in U.S. foreign trade totaling 148 dollars, highlighting widespread economic ties and shared stakes across the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U.S
Toronto university graduates stay in Canada at higher rate
Rev. Dr. H. J. Cady told the Canadian Manufacturers' Association that there is a sharp drop in scientifically trained men leaving Canada for work. The Technical Service Council, started in 1927, notes 1,000 applications for trained men last year and 550 graduates placed in Canada. Since 1925 the share of Toronto graduates departing fell from 27 to 3 percent.
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Sneh Laree
Canada
H. J. Cady
University of Toronto
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Cody
Technical Service Council
Toronto University
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Blood Health Benefit
An old advertisement asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich and purify blood to prevent breakdowns from anemia and poor health. A Halifax reader testifies the pills restored her health before and after marriage, and the Brockville company offers them for 50 cents a box through dealers or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Canadian Papers Impress Sir Henry Pollock at Quebec
Sir Henry Pollock of Hong Kong praises Canadian newspapers after seeing a picture of the late Sir Ernest Pollock in a Vancouver paper and learning of his career. Also notes a summer vacation plan in England. Dr Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy touted as a proven family cure with broad patient testimonials.
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Sir Ernest Pollock
Vancouver
Sir Henry Pollock
Hong Kong
Quebec
England
J. D. Kelloge
Kellogg's
Northern Ontario Lignite Deposits Opened by Government
Central provinces lack coal but Northern Ontario has newly opened lignite deposits. Government tests samples in Ottawa laboratories and elsewhere to assess value and potential.
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Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Department of Mines
Ottawa
Death of F E Trautman noted in Canadian press circles
F E Trautman longtime press representative for the Canadian Pacific Railway western lines and dean of western publicity men died after a brief illness at Misericordia Hospital Winnipeg at 67. He leaves a widow Kathryn M. Ross and one daughter June after a career spanning eastern states Chicago and Canada. He joined CPR in 1912 and started the first railway press bureau in Winnipeg.
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Canada
F. ©. Trautman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Lines
Western
Misericordia Hospital
Winnipeg
F.E
United States
June
Chicago
Trautman
George Bury
Kathryn M. Ross
BC Beekeeping Grows as Turnbulls Expands to 1500 Colonies
British Columbia hosts about two thousand beekeepers averaging ten hives each with roughly 50 pounds per colony. The Province notes a shift toward large operations, led by Turnbull's Apiaries Limited, planning 1500 colonies across a 200 mile interior stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Turnbull's Apiaries Limited
Stop the Cough with Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
Cough is caused by irritation in the respiratory passages from mucous membrane inflammation. Treatment with Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil will lessen inflammation and typically stop the cough. Try it and you will be satisfied.
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Thomas
Canadian railways win praise abroad says CN official
R B Teakle general manager of Canadian National Steamships returned to Montreal from a world trip and reported strong interest in Canada's railways and steamships in Australia New Zealand and the Antipodes. He noted Sir Henry Thornton is a well studied public figure overseas.
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Australia
New Zealand
Canada
R. B. Teakle
Canadian National Steamships
Montreal
Antipodes
Dominions
National Railways
Sir Henry Thornton
Aberdeen Visitor Confronts High Hotel Car Garaging Charge
A visitor from Aberdeen at a Liverpool hotel asked about board charges. Hearing the rates were high, Sandy asked for garaging his car. Told there would be no charge, he decided to sleep in his car that night.
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Aberdeen
Liverpool
Sandy
Minard's Drives Away the Headache
Seals profit from their poor eyesight when hauled from the water by hunters, a fact noted in the report. The observation highlights how ease of capturing seals assists the skinskin trade and related coastal work.
Her Three Children Troubled With Diarrhea
Laurier Man recounts how his three youngest children suffered diarrhea until two kindly friends advised Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. He bought a bottle and the next day the diarrhea ceased, praising the remedy's effectiveness. Marketed by The T Mitbura Co. LA Toronto Out.
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Ars
Leo Lapointe
Laurier
Indy
Dr. Fowler
Women Work Hard at Home Despite Modern Aids
A Chicago News summary notes that women in country areas and small cities averages over forty-two hours per week of home labor with totals around fifty-one hours for thousands surveyed. Despite labor-saving devices, leisure is not yet a hazard. concerns about mental and moral decline are premature. Persian Balm extols itself as a universal skin aid. It claims benefits for mothers, children, and fathers as a hair fixative or cooling lotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Chicago News
Prime Minister Mackenzie King Appears in Talkies at Kingsmere
King entered the talkies for the first time at his Kingsmere country home near Ottawa as a battery of moving picture sound machines captured him delivering a message destined for Canada the United States Great Britain and Europe. The rustic beauty of Kingsmere provided the backdrop for the shots.
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Mackenzie King
Talkies
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Kingsmere
Ottawa
British policy on immigration and imperial stock growth
The text argues that to preserve a British Empire and its institutions the British stock must rise to match other populations. It outlines two methods for Canada: assimilation and infusion of new British stock, recommending both approaches be pursued in parallel.
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Canada
Advertising Pays for British Fish Trade Boost
Soft British fishing interests moved Britons to eat more fish through a wide and intelligent advertising campaign. Leaders argued for dedicating one penny per pound of fish value to advertising, a small allowance that raised the industry’s sales by over 5.5 million dollars, proving advertising pays.
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Great Britain
Western Flax Straw Trials Impact Irish Linen Trade
G B Johnson, Canadian trade commissioner, reports new flax straw methods may cheapen flax for spinner use in northern Ireland. Trials include a 50 ton shipment from Canada, not intended for linen manufacture, signaling shifts in existing mass mood within the flax industry and potential changes to Canadian westernized straw usage.
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Ireland
Northern Ireland
G. B. Johnson
Canad Trade
Department of Trade and Conmerce
Johnson
Fim
Dominion
Canadian and U S Agencies Study Waterfowl Population
The Parks of Canada and the Department of the Interior in Ottawa join the United States Biological Survey in Washington to investigate whether waterfowl numbers across North America are increasing or decreasing. The joint census aims to provide data on fowl populations and inform wildlife management decisions.
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the Nations! Parks of
Canada
Partment of the Interior
Ottawa
United States
Washington, D.C
America
Philippine hotel chain expansion noted in press item
A clipped report notes plans for a chain of hotels in the Philippines linked to a broader growth push. Details on firms, dates, and locations are limited in the fragment.
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Phillippines
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Annie Walton
Stanley St
Kingston
Lydia E. Pinktam
Cea A
Fay
F. E. Trautman
Apiaries
Solvidt
Minard
T. Mitbura Ce
King Tu “Talkies
Way
Grece
Hamilton
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
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