Britain Will Not Impose Wheat Tariff On Empire Trade
Canada should accept Britain’s stance on not taxing food imports. Premier Ramsay MacDonald says a Customs tariff on foreign wheat cannot be done. Britain may pursue bulk purchases to favor Empire grown wheat while seeking to protect food producers and maintain industrial trade.
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Dominions
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Great Britain
Labour
Baldwin
Lloyd George
United States
Canada
Germany
Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
India
Russia
China
Japan
Europe
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
King’s Yorkshire Cancelled Review Sparks Boy’s Surprise
A royal engagement in Yorkshire was cancelled and a local notable stood in. Ticket holders were notified that royalty would be absent. A boy in the parade asked for two tickets for his parents, who would come to see him, not the King.
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Yorkshire
Canada Reaps Revenue From Wildlife Valuation Basis
Dr H F Lewis of the Interior Department notes Canada has wildlife valued at one billion dollars with about 45 million dollars in yearly business from fur harvest game fish and related sports sales. Worms disrupt infant nutrition via stomach and intestinal irritation. Miller's Worm Powders claim to destroy worms and restore nourishment and development in children.
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Canada
H. F. Lewis
Department of the Interior
Dependable Canadian Eggs Rise in Quality and Demand
The article notes that Canadian eggs have improved from unreliable, twelve to fifteen years ago to high grade safety for breakfast. Grading has boosted both production and consumption, more than doubling in the past decade. Also mentions Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as unrivalled for speedy relief of muscular rheumatism, lame back, inflammation, burns and felons.
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Douglas
Western Canada wheat crop estimate tops national output
The Government places Western Canada wheat at 362 million bushels while Canada wide last year yielded 304.52 million bushels. The figures highlight Western Canada's relative size in the national crop total.
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Western
Canada
All Canada
Northern Indians Face Winter Distress Amid Fur Shortage
Federal steps to aid northern reserves as trapping declines hurt livelihoods. Minister of Interior T. G. Murphy notes southern reserves remain stable with agriculture, while northern bands suffer from dwindling fur-bearing animals due to white trappers. A rapid survey will guide early relief.
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T. G. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Indian Affairs Branch
Interior Department
Nervous energy relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills
Questioning fatigue and headaches, the ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic to enrich blood and restore vitality. It claims strong nerves come from good blood and presents the pills as the ideal remedy, sold at 50 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
More Cigarettes Used Across United States
The article notes rising cigarette consumption in the United States, with annual usage reaching about 1,000 per person and eight month reports showing a 200 million increase over last year. Benjamin D. Hill of the Commerce Department foresees continued growth into year end amid economic stress.
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United States
Benjamin D. Hill
Tobacco Division
Department of Commerce
Dread Of Asthma eased by Kellogg remedy
A vintage advertisement claims Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy relieves asthma attacks quickly and provides lasting peace by warding off future episodes. It emphasizes affordability and widespread availability.
Canada Maintains Regular Air Services Across 7000 Miles
A recent survey of Dominion conditions shows Canada sustaining regular air services over nearly 7000 miles of modern airways. It lists 22 flying clubs, 270 private pilots, 370 commercial pilots, 311 air engineers, 407 aircraft, and 71 airports.
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Canada
Dominion
Persian Balm for Weathered Skin Relief
Persuasive skin care note touts Persian Balm as fast relief for chop ping windburn and rough weather effects. Claims quick absorption, non sticky finish, complexion clarity, skin stimulation, and hands becoming soft and fair. Ends with a flourish on natural beauty and elegant charm.
The tired boy grows up to a weary businessman
A small boy who once balked at the garden in spring has become a tired businessman. He can walk no more than twenty miles a day over the golf course, reflecting a shift from childhood to adult routines and endurance.
Ente Monoplane Stuns Crowd At Templehof Airport
A crowd of aviation fans watched a new Rocke-Wulf Ente monoplane at Templehof, touted as a backward flying craft though it simply carries its tail at the rear while its forward stabilizer juts 21 feet ahead. The scene resembled a tail-chase in the clouds. The display included German and foreign press representatives.
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Templehof
Finishing Livestock For Market Beef in Lethbridge Area
The Red Label beef organization in the Lethbridge area expects a strong year due to past feeding success low cattle prices and ample feed. They anticipate more cattle in prime condition for killing than ever before and aim to surpass last year’s gains. A Minard's Liniment ad and a note on bread weight laws accompany the brief.
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Lethbridge
Red Label Beef Organization
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King
Minard
W. ON
Toronto
Western Canada Flour Mill Co. Limited
Taronto
Winnipeg
Calgary
Dept. Wal
Department of Labour
Ottawa
G. D. Robertson
Canadian Airways
Fredy
Cppleford P
Hamilton
Ontario
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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