Canada Calls for London Naval Conference Peace Drive
The article urges Canada to back the London Naval Conference and League of Nations, arguing disarmament is economically and morally prudent. It cites U S and British armament trends, wartime costs, and proposes unity among Canadians to support peace efforts and pray for conference success.
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London
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Germany
League of Nations
British Isles
Japan
Government of
Manitoba
How Lincoln Became Lawyer
Quin O'Brien of Chicago argued at a Lincoln meeting that Lincoln chose the bar after using the law in his own defense. Newly found records cited by the speaker show Lincoln was once arrested for operating an unlicensed ferry on the Ohio River. He pursued legal study to beat the charge and then began serious law study.
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Abraham Lincoln
Quin O'Brien
Chicago
Lincoln
O'Brien
Ohio River
Preservation of Peace Through War Memories
A concise maxim proposes that maintaining peace hinges on keeping alive the memories of the Great War. It emphasizes remembrance as a stabilizing force to deter future conflicts and honor those who served.
Asthma Remedy Promises Safe Relief From Attacks
Advert says Dr J D Kellore's Asthma Remedy ends dread of attacks. It claims to be a true specific, safe and reliable, urging readers to obtain the preparation today to learn its claimed effects.
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J. D. Kellore
Romance Ends Over a Leaky Faucet
A humorous reflection notes that many romances begun beside a waterfall end due to domestic plumbing issues. The line contrasts idyllic beginnings with a mundane home problem, suggesting practical challenges test relationships.
Pulverized coal eyed to cut BC fuel oil imports
The British Columbia Department of Mines studies pulverized coal use with Ottawa’s fuel research lab. J. D. Galloway says proper use could eliminate BC’s need for California fuel oil, noting BC produced over 2.3 million tons of coal last year and 149 thousand tons were used pulverized. The province sees potential for an improved coal industry.
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British Columbia Department of Mines
Ottawa
Vancouver
British Columbia
Pink Pills Help Bridgewater Woman Restore Health
Mrs. James A. Haudin of Bridgewater Newfoundland describes severe weakness, headaches, poor sleep, and choking sensations. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills she gains appetite, sleeps better, and can perform housework again. She recommends the medicine and offers a booklet and mail order information from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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James A. Haudin
Bridgewater
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Radio Fans In Canada Form Leagues To Boost Listeners
Canadian press reports say leagues of radio fans are forming to press for listeners interests over advertiser influence. They back the Radio Commission’s plan for nationalizing broadcasting with seven government stations, as Parliament weighs the proposal this session. A worm exterminator commercial touts a product safe for children.
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Canada
Radio Commission
World's Poultry Congress to Be Held in London Next July
Canada will be a conspicuous participant at the World's Poultry Congress to be held in Crystal Palace London next July. The Canadian exhibit of live bids will total about 1000. The last congress was held in Ottawa in 1927.
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Crystal Palace
London
England
Canada
Ottawa
Worm Powders Aid Child Health, Warn of Parasites
A warning on internal parasites harming a child’s vitality and growth notes that worms in the stomach and bowels can threaten life if untreated. It advocates a reliable remedy, Miller's Worm Powders, claiming they kill worms.
Scientists predict cormstalks may be made useful
Scientists forecast new uses for corm stalks as potential byproducts or materials. The remark hints at agricultural byproducts finding practical applications, aligning with innovation in crop processing and value-added products.
Social Hygiene Council Meeting Set in Toronto April to May
The Canadian Social Hygiene Council announces its next annual meeting from April 30 to May 2 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Delegates from national and provincial groups will discuss Health Insurance Venereal Diseases and Periodic Health Examination with speakers from labor medicine and manufacturing sectors detailing policy and practices. Additional talks from researchers in venereal disease and pregnancy will deepen the program, highlighting life and health conservation.
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Toronto
Canadian Social Hygiene Council
Royal York Hotel
Montreal
Canadian Medical Association
Canadian Public Health Association
Canadian Association of Child Protection Officers
Association of Canadian Clubs
Canadian Federation of Women’s Labor Leagues
National Council of Women of Can
C. P. Fenwick
A. M. Davidson
Winnipeg
Quebec
E. J. Trow
C. H. Hair
Dominion
United States
Nfe
J. W. Fraser
Kitchener
Aerial routes eyed for transcontinental air mail plan
Vancouver Province notes twelve aerial passages over the Rockies as evidence for a government survey of air routes in British Columbia. The transcontinental air mail, slated to begin this year, hinges on route surveys and would run from Quebec or Maritime coasts to Calgary, with daylight Great Lakes flight and prairie night legs.
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Rockies
British Columbia
Quebec
Maritimes
Great Lakes
Prairies
Calgary
Vancouver
Montreal
Vancouver Province
An Educated Man Knows If China Fights Again or Not
A terse remark questions how a learned person should judge current global conflict by discerning whether China is again at war or not, reflecting era anxieties about foreign affairs and scholarly certainty.
Castoria Endorsed For Infants And Children
Castoria is praised for its mildness suitable for infants and frequent use. A larger dose is deemed better for growing children than adult medicines. Genuine Castoria bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper and is prescribed by doctors.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Two Valuable Recipes From Old Kitchen Notebook
A fragile recipe note lists rice two forms with measurements for sugar salt milk and water plus nutmeg. Instructs washing rice then simmering with sugar and salt in milk diluted with water, bake in a buttered dish in a water bath at 300F for three hours, stirring early, and serve hot or cold.
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Borden
St. Charles
Cream of Tomato Soup from Canned Tomatoes Recipe
A vintage soup recipe outlines a tomato base with onion celery parsley and seasonings. Techniques include simmering tomatoes, straining, making a white sauce with butter flour and milk, then combining to thicken and finish with soda.
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Borden's
Garter Factory Rumor Sparks Hold-Up Money Claim
In a brisk exchange a character asks where Brown gets his money and another quips he is in the hold-up business, to which a countering line asserts he manufactures garters, a sharp exchange reflecting a rumor in the community.
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Brown
Road turns as wife learns to drive
A commentator notes progress in a wife learning to drive with a touch of humor. The road begins to bend when she takes the wheel, suggesting growing competence amid zest.
Manitoba Winter Fair Boosts Boys Colt Competition Prizes
The Manitoba Winter Fair expands prizes for the Boys Colt Competition, adding 400 dollars to the existing 500, signaling the event as a rising feature alongside calf contests. Separate note promotes Dr Thomas' Eclectric Ointment for rheumatic pains in humans and animals.
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Manitoba
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Paris
Thomas
Canada’s programme moves despite market crashes
The Toronto Telegram notes progress in Canada’s twentieth century programme continues though market crashes and wheat tie ups slow it at times. The paper remarks that occasionally Canadians move too fast and then must slow down to breathe, a situation seen presently.
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Canada
Toronto Télégram
Witty Exchange Highlights Family Ties
A brief dialogue contrasts social distance and hidden connections as a woman asks about relatives and the man replies with sharp wit. He claims no poor relations he knows of and notes no rich relations who know him, underscoring social separation.
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Ww. N. U
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Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
United Farms of Canada
National Council Young Men’s Christian Association
National Council of the Young Women’s Christian Association
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Knights of Columbus
University of Montreal
Canadian National Safety League
McMillan
Minimum Wage Board
James Simpson
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
H .W. Macdonnell
Harris McPhedran
Rela
Putnams Corn Extractor
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Hamilton
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