Kruschea Salts Relief Described in Personal Letter
A reader shares a testimonial thanking a friend for Kruschea Salts remedy. The writer notes past backache, doubt, and many prior treatments, but reports noticeable improvement after starting the product and finishing the bottle, praising the treatment's benefit.
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Meryger
Saul
Kruschea
Feel . X
World Happenings Briefly Told
Fewer drunkenness convictions in England and Wales in 1929 than any year since 1918. Zittenfeld twins failed to swim the English Channel, nearly reaching France. Hull men Henry Relier and sons, both blind after factory accidents. Arctic expedition by Fisher Brothers and Bruder ends for winter at Prince Rupert after 9000 miles. 200000 face starvation near Checheng Honan due to war, bandits, and floods. Quebec issued 1792 bear bounty applications for year to Sept 4 1930. Bennett to tackle St Lawrence Waterway after Imperial Conference. Junkers may build largest foreign plane assembly plant in North America. Empire Buyers League planned to boost empire trade via Dominion-wide co-operation.
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Berenice
Phyllis Zittenfeld
United States
Henry Relier
Hull
England
Fisher Brothers
Bruder
Prince Rupert
Checheng Honan
Quebec
R. B. Bennett
St. Lawrence Waterway
Canada
America
Junkers Aircraft Corporation
Dessau
Germany
Toronto Board of Trade
Empire Buyers’ League
Sleeping car advances in London with luxe room features
The Latest In Sleeping Cars London describes a new English sleeping car, a bed room car with deep rubber floors, pale blue decor, a walnut bed, running water, mirrors, and shutters for darkness. It notes hot or cold air flows and adjustable lighting, reflecting aggressive railway innovation and comfort aims.
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London
Night flying birds show less color variety than day active species
A observation notes night flying birds display reduced color variation compared with birds active during the day, suggesting differences in plumage diversity linked to activity patterns.
Saskatchewan Report Urges Strict Immigration Controls
Premier J T M Anderson releases Royal Commission findings on immigration. The report argues land reserves are limited, urges restriction rather than promotion, and outlines a five part framework for control, licensing, class of immigrants, land settlement and aftercare, with safeguards including a head tax and agency guarantees. It calls for a Canada Saskatchewan conference to align policies and pending enabling legislation.
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Royal Commission On Immigration and
Saskatchewan
Commission
Winnipeg
W.W. Swanson
P. H. Shelton
T. Johnston
G. C. Neff
A. R. Reusch
United States
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture and Labor
College of Agriculture
Departments of Immigration and Agriculture
Pangmaeiy
Immigration and Colonization Agency
Provincial Council of Immigration and Settlement
Saskatchewan immigration plan outlined by commission
A federal board with provincial input would set immigration policy and coordinate settlement in Saskatchewan. A London bureau would handle provincial immigration matters, with priority given to settling current residents, assisting British arrivals, and repatriating Canadians from the United States. The plan emphasizes safeguards, after care, and soil and land surveys to ensure viable settlement.
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Immigration Ve. Commission
Canada
Saskatchewan
United States
Federal Board of Commissioners
Minister of Immigration and Natural Resources
Provincial Council of Immigration and Settlement
Dominion
Great Britain
Saskatchewan settlement plan urges British and Canadian immigration drive
A Saskatchewan commission calls for a staged land settlement policy prioritizing provincial residents, Canadians, British settlers, and other immigrants. It recommends a federal provincial licensing regime for immigration agencies, soil surveys, and transfer of unsuitable settlers to Crown lands, with ten year leases and potential expropriation.
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Great Britain
Britain
Saskatchewan
The
Commission
Provincial Council of Immigration and Settlement
Dominion
Canada
Department of Education
Diamond Dyes claim easy use for bright new colors
Diamond Dyes promise smooth, even color without re dyed look. They boast pure anilines for lasting vibrancy through heavy wear and washing. Sold at all drug stores.
Canadian Exhibi tion Commissioner notes Antwerp visitors request Regina 1932 expo details
J. O. Turcotte, Canadian Exhibi tion Commissioner, attends Ant werp International Exhibition and reports many inquiries about the 1932 Regina grain exhibition. The Canadian pavilion has distributed hundreds of copies of the official prize list to Antwerp visitors.
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J. O. Turcotte
Antwerp
Regina
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Wales
Emghand
Report On Immigration
Seskatchewan Commission
Soil and Economic Survey
Lcenses
Federal Board of Loners
Aiceased Immigration and Colonization Agency
Liniment