Silver lining in hard times for Canada and its people
The author urges readers to resist gloom and seek optimism during economic hardship. It highlights Canada’s stable judicial system, absence of lynchings or widespread violence, peaceful industrial relations, and a resilient democratic framework. The piece contrasts Canada with other nations and promotes confidence in reform and future progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peple
Cauton
Canada
United States
Dairy Industry Act Defines Dairy On Manufacturing Basis
The Dairy Industry Act defines dairy as a place where milk or cream from fewer than 50 cows is processed into butter. Second hand American machine tools are being sold in France. The Food and Drugs Act of Canada limits flour moisture to 13.5 percent. The South India air service plans to extend to Colombo, Ceylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Industry Act
France
Food and Drugs Act of Canada
South India Air Service
Colombo
Ceylon
Household Drudgery The Bane of a Woman's Life
Milburn's H. N. Pill's remedy promises to strengthen the system and restore health for women worn down by household drudgery. The ad targets weak tired women seeking renewed vitality and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
H. & N. Pill
Scotswoman botanist endures perilous Arctic trek to Aklavik
Miss Isobel W. Hutchison, a young Scotswoman, completed a 350 mile Arctic journey by dog team and Eskimo schooners, braving hunger and extreme cold to reach Aklavik just before Christmas. Pilot Joana Bythell reports the feat and notes Hutchison's work collecting specimens for Kew Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Arctic
Isobel W. Hutchison
Aklavik
Crismas
Fort McMurray
Joana Bythell
Canadian Airways
Bythell
Point Barrow
Miss Hutchinson
Pattason
P11
Barrow
Peterson
Herschel Island
Aklavix
Bythe’s
Miss Hutchison
Royal Gardens
Kew
England
Greenland
Empire air mail expansion eyed for UK Canada and Australia
The Morning Post aeronautical correspondent reports a cabinet committee weighing an intensive Empire air communication expansion. It would study routes UK to Canada and UK to Australia, add faster air mail services and a modified subsidy system, aiming for an airmail network like the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morning Post
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
United States
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Card
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for liver discomfort and digestion. It stresses the product as safe and vegetarian, urging readers to ask for them and avoid substitutes. The copy emphasizes a quick return to “sunshine” and mentions availability at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
All Druggers
Robot Conveyor Delivers Books Across LSE Library
A remarkable robot conveyor installed at the London School of Economics library can send 1,200 books per hour to 240 destinations. Librarian Mr Headscar says users fill an application form and, by pressing a button, a book is delivered within seconds to any room or department. All library sections are served by the machine. he calls it the world’s only one of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London School of Economics
Headscar
Monks Plan Hospice Ski School Between Switzerland and Thibert
St Bernard monks arranging a hospice in the Si La region between Switzerland and Thibert train locals in a new sport, skiing, as part of their outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Si-La
Switzerland
Thibert
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Quick Cold Relief
The advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a potent remedy for coughs and colds. It claims only a few doses subdue severe symptoms and that the medicine can be diluted with water to extend its volume. Buckley’s is advertised as widely available and suggested as the safe choice over substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Second Houdini Vicar Excels At Handcuff Escapes
Rev. L. A. Ewart of Earls Barton Northamptonshire earns the nickname second Houdini for escapes from handcuffs and leg irons. At a British Legion dinner in Irchester he freed himself with his hands bound behind his back, often completing 25 locks in 10 minutes. He has escaped from American leg irons Siberian fetters and German handcuffs. Once an off duty police inspector locked the vicar in cuffs but could not release him until Ewart escaped and then made the inspector recuff himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earls Barton
Northamptonshire
England
L. A. Ewart
Houdini
British Legion
Irchester
Ewart
Mr. Ewart
White Collar Women Face Job Shortage in Los Angeles
The Border Cities Star quotes W. L. Clark noting some 14 060 trained women and girls seek work in Los Angeles. White collar workers include stenographers bookkeepers secretaries receptionists nurses and office machine operators. The problem extends beyond California to Canada and Windsor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
W. L. Clark
Border Cities Star
California
Canada
Windsor
Salada Tea Co. Reports Tea Sales Rise in Western Canada
Conditions improve as Salada Tea Co. sells over 54 percent more tea in Western Canada during 1933 than 1932. The increase is notable given Salada's reputation as a quality tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salada Tea Co
Western
Canada
Salada
Feeding Methods For Turkeys In Modern Poultry Practice
Sanitation should be practical in all feeding methods with turkeys. Never allow birds to pick feed from the ground but always from troughs or dishes. Keep feeding utensils perfectly clean and move them regularly. Trinidad's deep water harbor project will start at once. American industrial machinery grows in popularity in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Marvels of the Human Eye by Crowe Calgary Optometrist
The article explains Presbyopia as age related loss of near focus, its causes in the eye’s lens, accommodation, and the need for progressive glasses. It details symptoms like reading difficulty, holding text far away, eyestrain, headaches, and blurred print, and notes accommodation and convergence share a nerve pathway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. M. Crowe
Optometrist-Optician
Calgary
Ruling on AI Grade Eggs from Canadian standards
The Do minion Department of Agriculture enables AI grade eggs as a superior but non tradable class. Production and packing require producer permits and Ottawa approval. AI eggs recognize high quality while promising prompt sale and market optimization.
Adventurous Life of Captain Carey Father of Empress of Ireland
Captain Francis Carey 85 former commodore of the Canadian Pacific fleet died in Walasey England. He retired in 1914 after a life at sea that included crossing the Atlantic 600 times and towing a large passenger boat 800 miles in December seas. He commanded Beaver line lake boats and Elder Dempster ships before becoming captain of the Empress of Ireland in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Walasey
England
Francis Carey
Carey
Atlantic
Lake
Dempster
Canada Maintains Fifth Export Rank in 1933 First Ten Months
The Commissions on the League of Nations sources show Canada still fifth among world exporters for January to October 1933. The United States leads, the United Kingdom second, Germany third, France fourth, and Japan sixth, with rankings based on exports in gold dollars.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
Com‘n'on Bureau of Statistics
League of Nations
United States
France
Japan
Doctor’s claim dismissed after judge tests sobriety
At the Old Bailey a doctor who testified a man could not stand with feet together and eyes closed without swaying was challenged to prove it. The doctor swayed, and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
Japan Exports Matches At Record Monthly Rate
Japan is exporting matches at a monthly rate of 1,600,000,000 pounds, indicating a surge in international trade activity. The figure reflects growing demand and transport efficiency amid shifting market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Chile Annexes Easter Island After Registry Discovery
Chile formally adds Easter Island to national domain after officials find no 1888 possession record. The small volcanic triangle lies 2,300 miles from Caldera in the Pacific. Registry was completed swiftly amid secrecy, confirming title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Island
Chile
Pacific Ocean
Caldera
Toronto University Admits More Women in Arts Degrees
Figures from the University of Toronto show 352 women and 297 men admitted to the bachelor of arts last year. In the master of arts degree, 77 men were admitted versus 41 women, suggesting a trend toward increased female representation in arts.
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University of Toronto
Famous airman to compete in centenary air race
Australia’s famed airman will race from London to Melbourne in a centenary event next summer. A prize of 75000 dollars is offered in connection with Victoria’s state centenary celebrations in October.
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Charles Kingsford-Smith
Autralia
Swndon
England
Melbourne
L ‘Ny
Victoria
Turks Develop Sweet Tooth as Sugar Production Grows
Turks embrace dessert cravings as sugar production expands nationwide. Industry reports note rising output and investments in processing capacity, supported by policy incentives and rising demand from urban consumers.
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Ottawa
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Appleford - Paren
Hamilton
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