The Wars In The Orient And The Rising European War Threat
The article argues that Russia may intervene in the Sino Japanese conflict on a path that could draw Europe into broader war. It notes Japan's strategic peril, Chinese morale and tactics, and Japan's possible financial collapse while speculating on Italy and Germany aiding Japan. It warns broader European involvement could follow, risking a new world war.
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Russia
Japan
Manchukuo
Far East
Europe
China
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Mussolini
Grammar not recommended by mother for Matty
A school teacher asked a girl to buy a grammar and received a note from the child’s mother objecting. She states she does not desire Matty to study grammar and prefers geography, drawing, and vocal music on the piano instead.
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Matty
All the average man wants today
A compact reflection on common desires for a simple job, a new car, a wife, and creditors who listen, highlighting practical aims of ordinary people.
Scranton Steam Heating Tests Prompt Public Alarm
Under a sweltering July sun residents rushed to call officials as radiator steam impacts spread through homes and offices in Scranton Pennsylvania. The central heating plant superintendent said the system was only being tested causing widespread concern.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Central Saskatchewan tops creamery butter output in Q1
The dairy branch of the Saskatchewan department of agriculture reports creamery butter production in the first quarter led by Central Saskatchewan with 713,503 pounds. Southern division produced 580,398 pounds and northern 539,472 pounds.
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Saskatchewan
Dairy Branch
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Civilization Defined as Upward Growth in Human College History
A historical remark defines civilization as an advancing tendency enabling mankind to develop education from a mere warlike cry. The statement emphasizes progress in learning and societal organization as core to civilization.
White Men Are Safe A Means Of Defence
S Dillion Ripley of the Academy of Natural Sciences discusses cannibals in Dutch New Guinea and a chefly method of punishment, while Britain's Air Raid Precautions tests a Thames smoke-screen to blind invaders, as London faces air raid fears.
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Dutch New Guinea
Britain
Thames Estuary
S. Dillion Ripley
The
Academy of Natural Sciences
Ripley
Great Britain
Air Raid Precautions Department
Thames River
London
Science Service
United Services Review
England
National Defence Technical Journal
Thames
Brooklyn Rabbi Tied to Paris Narcotics Sting
Paris police arrest Isaac Leifer a Brooklyn born self styled grand rabbi and Hermann Gottdiener a Hungarian accomplice suspected of aiding a narcotics network. Seizure includes heroin valued around 20000 and hollowed prayer books mailed from France to the United States.
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Paris
Brooklyn
New York
Sante
Isaac Leifer
Hermann Gottdiener
Surete Generale
Leifer
United States
America
Jerusalem
Gottdiener
Rebuilt Old Fort Henry Dedicated for Peace
Prime Minister Mackenzie King dedicated Old Fort Henry in Kingston after its restoration by the Dominion and Ontario governments. The 1832 to 1836 fortress, once built to defend Canada against the United States, now serves to foster friendship between nations as a historic parade celebrates reconciliation and national unity.
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Fort Henry
Kingston
Mackenzie King
United States
Dominion
Ontario
Canada
California oranges to ship after X ray diagnosis rate
The major industry move is using X ray screening at 22500 oranges per hour with complete diagnosis before shipment. London reports Sir John Reith leaving the BBC to head Imperial Airways board. Merely a change of air.
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California
London
John Reith
B.B.C
Imperial Airways
Air
Wheat and rice share of India's cultivated area
Nine percent of India's cultivated area is used for wheat growing, while thirty one percent is used for rice cultivation.
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India
Picture You’ll Take Depends On How You Sit
You cannot know from your seat what kind of picture you will capture as conditions shift and angles change. The outcome hinges on vantage point, light, and timing, challenging planners to wait for the optimal moment to shoot.
Better Wheat Quality For Western Canada Warned
A. T. Sinclair of Winnipeg warns Alberta farmers that Canadian wheat has regressed to levels from years ago. Seven years of testing show 38 percent of western Canadian wheat from mixed strains and four to five percent of farmers cannot identify their variety. Mixed crops delay harvest, lower yield and grade, reducing income. The plan is funded by eight western grain companies with federal and provincial agricultural support plus prairie universities and schools of agriculture.
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A. T. Sinclair
Winnipeg
Canada
Alberta
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
Prairie Universities
Schools of Agriculture
Chocolate Marble Cake Recipe Steps and bake method
A vintage style recipe outlines making a chocolate marble cake by creaming butter and sugar, alternating flour and milk, folding in egg whites, and mixing melted chocolate with sugar and water. Bake in a greased pan at 350 degrees for about 70 minutes and frost as desired.
Creamy custard base from milk and yolks with corn starch
Scald milk in double boiler. Gradually add beaten yolks and sugar mixed with corn starch, stirring constantly. Cool, then add salt and flavour.
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St. Lawrence
Durham
Insurance prompt action follows prompt wire from Hartshorn
Philbert Hartshorn of Owosso Michigan wired an insurer about storm damage and again requesting replacement approval. After hours with no reply a second telegram threatened burglar coverage and an hour later a rush telegram authorized a new pane. A Prussian law requires stunned fish before slaughter.
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Philbert Hartshorn
Owosso
Mich
Hartshorn
O.K
Poland-China Boar Tops Record At 1402 Pounds In 1928
The largest hog on official record is a Poland-China boar that weighed 1,402 pounds when shown in 1928, marking a historic weight milestone.
Free publicity requests mock weekly press space value
A. D. McKittrick of the Orangeville Banner reports ten days of requests for free publicity, totaling more than 500 inches of space worth about $150. He notes the same issue affects all Ontario weeklies and compares newspaper space to goods in a store, urging readers to value space like any commodity.
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A. D. McKittrick
Orangeville Banner
Ontario
Paris Star
Exchange Of Courtesies In Sharp Exchange
A stout man and a thin man argued heatedly trading insults about appearances. The fat man mocked a famine, while the thin man replied that the stout man had caused it, escalating the personal exchange between them.
Wild Hay Sales Rise in Manitoba and Maine Water Bodies
A Manitoba crop bulletin shows wild hay sold valued at 4,077,700 dollars for 883000 tons last year, rising from 2,817,450 dollars in 1933. Maine’s lakes and ponds cover about one eleventh of the state’s total area.
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Manitoba
State of
Maine
No Dull Moments Sir Charles Tegart Has Had Many Thrills
Sir Charles Tegart returns to London after six months in Palestine where he advised on counter terrorism. As Calcutta Police chief, he survived a 1923 assassination, led forces against armed students in 1928, and dodged bomb violence in 1930. He also used fire brigades to deter robberies, keeping him in top form after 30 years in India.
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Charles Tegart
London
Palestine
Calcutta
India
Sir Charles
News of the World
Monument Dynamited on Linz Salzburg Road
A monument honoring the first wife of Austrian Chancellor Kurt von Schusch nigg was dynamited near the Linz Salzburg road, the site of the fatal 1935 car crash that killed her. The act targets historical memory linked to the chancellor.
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Linz- Salzburg
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Austria
Salt and Salt Mining and Caveman Seri on Tiburon Island
The Seri Indians on Tiburon Island near Mexico are described as primitive. Salt is fetched by evaporating lake and ocean waters or mining rock salt. A London expert notes it takes eight sheep to string a tennis racket.
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Tiburon Island
Pacific
Mexico
London
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Firestone
Sir Charles Tegart
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Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
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