Canada Rising Leader in International Affairs and Trade
The article lauds Canada's rapid international stature since 1914, noting adherence to anti war pacts, involvement in the League of Nations, and diplomacy with the United States, France, and Japan. It highlights growing trade, numerous trade commissioners, and Sir Robert Borden’s call for a global public opinion of justice and peace.
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Canada
Sir Robert Borden
Aim
Institute of Pacific Relations
Seasion
Kyoto
Japan
Permanent Court of International Justice
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
Ottawa
Washington
Sir Robert
United States
Assembly
Council
League of Nations
Geneva
Dominion
Paris
Tokio
Globe
Robert
Canadian VC Hero Ronald Stuart Seated For Prince Dinner
Commander Ronald Stuart VC, captain of the CPR liner Duchess of York, earned his passage to England for the Prince of Wales dinner on Nov 9. He previously commanded the Princess Elaine on her maiden voyage to the Pacific coast and rose to lead the crack Atlantic liner.
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England
Ronald Stuart
V.C
Hner
Duchess of York
Stuart
C.P.R
Pacific
England’s Fast Trains and Speedy Seaplane Record
A British rail line reduces Paddington to Swindon time to 70 minutes, about 66 mph, and an aviator flies a seaplane at 368 mph. The piece contrasts English rapid pace with American perceptions, noting the Old Country’s mix of speed and leisure.
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Paddington
Swindon
England
Great Western Railway
Farmer Sir Sandeman Allen Buys Farm in Prince Albert
British MP Sir Sandeman Allen has purchased a farm in the Prince Albert district after returning from the Pacific coast trip with Lady Allen and their son.
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Sir Sandeman Allen
Prince Albert
Pacific Coast
Lady Allen
Vast Island Archipelago Spans a Million Square Miles
The article notes an immense sea area dotted with countless islands spanning about a million square miles. It highlights geographic scale and the abundance of landforms within the maritime region.
Safer To Stand Up In Cinema With Mussolini Incognito
An American girl in Italy sat behind Mussolini in a moving picture theatre. The dictator watched a newsreel with his portrait on screen while others stood. A nearby Italian woman whispered that it was safer to stand, illustrating the crowd’s mixed reaction to recognition.
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Italy
Il Duce Mussolini
Mussolini
Signor
Nerve Troubles and Pink Pills Offer Relief
An essay extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous disorders tied to poor health. A testimonial from Mrs M Cross of Richmond Quebec credits the pills with steadier nerves and fewer dizzy spells. The pills enrich the blood and strengthen the nervous system and cost 50 cents a box via The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
New Serum Substitutes Blood Transfusion Aimed at Saving Life
A Paris hospital demonstrated a new serum developed by a young military doctor linked to the Pasteur Institute in Hanoi. The serum, tested after the motorcyclist nearly bled out, revived a dog and saved the patient’s life after two quarts were lost. The piece also notes cosmetic claims about Persian palms and cites South Africa’s 1921 white and black population figures.
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Pean
Paris
Pasteur Institute
Hanoi
Indo-China
Cost Of Keeping Clean Ten Cents Of Every Dollar
Ronald Millar a New York statistician reports in American Magazine that ten cents of every dollar go to cleanliness based on a four person family. Total yearly cleanliness cost around 1000 dollars with 469.35 for personal and household items 485 for cleaners and 72.80 for civic cleanliness.
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Ronald Millar
New York
M Har
Millar
American Tribute To Ramsay MacDonald
A New York paper lauds Ramsay MacDonald for sincerity and noble purpose. It praises his flawless bearing and eloquence in seeking peaceful world governance, citing his Friday night address as a climax seldom heard from a citizen of another nation.
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New York
Ramsay MacDonald
Nps
New York Times
New Grain Loading System at Port of Montreal
A new and improved grain loading system will soon operate at the Port of Montreal. The first mechanical loader rises on shed 9 at the Canadian Pacific Steamships berth, with a second to follow shortly. Further fall construction plans include similar improvements.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Steamships
All Night With Astham Remedy Ad Featured
An advertisement promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a cure for nighttime asthma attacks. It claims the medicine relieves symptoms quickly so sufferers can rest and resume daily business the next day.
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Astham
Vegetable Souffle From Leftover Vegetables
Betty Barclay provides a vegetable souffle using left over vegetables, flour, butter, sugar, milk, and eggs. Mix flour with melted butter, add water and stir, then milk. beat eggs with sugar salt and pepper. combine with vegetables in a buttered dish and bake slowly for about 40 minutes.
Lemon Catsup Recipe and Odd Advertisements
Grated rind and juice from four lemons blend with horseradish salt mustard seed celery seed cloves mace red pepper and a hot boil then bottled. It should ripen five to six weeks and is served with fish. The ad urges an alarm clock that rings after being shut off and promotes Minard's Liniment for sore feet.
City Of Parks Moose Jaw Receives Title From Trade Board
The Moose Jaw optimeter of the young men's section of the Board of Trade awards the town the designation The City Of Parks. It notes 40 000 visitors to the Moose Jaw Animal Park since May not counting 5 000 at the Indian Pageant.
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Moose Jaw
Board of Trade
City of Parks
Lantern safety and lighting advice sparks fire warnings
The Farmer's Advocate notes lanterns rise in use as days shorten and warns of many disastrous fires caused by lantern carelessness. It urges providing plenty of hooks and wires for sliding lanterns to improve safety and reduce risks.
Noted Western Writer Charlotte Gordon Dies in Calgary
Mrs Charlotte Isabel Gordon known as Charlotte Gordon of Calgary and Fredericton fame died at home in Calgary after a month long illness. Wife of A J Gordon she authored Red Gold and contributed articles to magazines and papers. She represented Alberta at the Canadian Authors Association convention in Fredericton last July and was active in the Women’s Press Club. Daughter of James Melvin Toombs she studied in Stonewall Manitoba and later moved with her husband from Carman to Vancouver then Calgary in 1917.
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Charlotte Isabel Gordon
Canada
Charlotte Gordon
Calgary
Gordon
A. J. Gordon
Alberta
Canadian Authors’ Association
Fredericton
N.B
C.A.A
Women's Press Club
James Melvin Toombs
Vancouver
Stonewall
Man
Carman
Manitoba
1917
Corn Remover Claim Says No Surgery Needed
An advertisement states that Holloway’s Corn Remover eliminates corns without surgical operation. It promotes the product as a simple treatment option for corn removal.
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Holloway
Made in Turkey Week Established in August
Following the Constantinople exhibition of Turkish national products, officials announce an annual Make in Turkey Week in August to exhibit and sell only goods produced in Turkey.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Poultry Pool Grows Membership in Manitoba Co operative
Hartney Manitoba based Manitoba Co operative Poultry Marketing Association reports membership rising from 1,000 to 11,000 over seven years. Growth reflects expanding poultry producer participation in the cooperative program.
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Manitoba. Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association Ltd
Hartney, Man
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