Capitalism Defended by Sir Thomas White in Toronto
Sir Thomas White told members of the International Association of Comptrollers that capitalism remains an admirable system when managed with thrift and restraint. He said the fault lies not in the system but in individual behavior, warning against excessive credit and extravagance and urging confidence in future prosperity. Toronto Mail and Empire.
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Thomas White
International Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers
Canada
United States
Thomas
Toronto Mail
Empire
Ready To Plunge Again In Stock Market Hype
Regina Leader-Post notes public eagerness to gamble on stock market gains despite past losses. It cautions that human nature seeks get rich quick schemes and warns that even small market gains draw crowds to brokers, risking renewed speculation and financial harm.
Calgary Grain Exhibits Call for Farmers to Enter
Over a thousand application and entry forms were mailed to farmers in the Calgary district for the annual Board of Trade grain and good farms competitions. J. H. Hanna, secretary of the Calgary Board of Trade, notes last year about 50 farmers participated and expects a similar turnout this year. Rules, regulations and prizes remain unchanged.
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Calgary
Board of Trade
J. H. Hanna
Calgary Board of Trade
Dominion Jurisdiction Cited by Tolmie on Court Split
S F Tolmie echoed Dominion claims on Supreme Court of Canada jurisdiction noting provincial stance. A London sale fetched 18.75 for a 1731 copper plate coin valued at three dollars. First women on Central Africa to Europe air route were Dr Margaret Holliday and Mrs H R H Stone flying Kisumu to London. The dialogue ends with a cryptic stock exchange prompt and a quote about a thermometer.
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S. F. Tolmie
Supreme Court of Canada
Dominion
Frederick of Hesse Cassel
London
England
Central
Africa
Europe
Margaret Holliday
H. R. H. Stone
Kisumu
Housewife Tips for Salt Management in Sauces and Sauces
Tips for reducing excess salt in soups and sauces. Potatoes absorb salt when added to hot liquids for 10 to 15 minutes, then removed. Delicate vegetables need little salt, butter enhances serving. If mayonnaise curdles, add a fresh egg yolk and beat slowly as lemon juice and oil are added. Lumps in gravy can be beaten or strained. tomato soup can be thickened to puree with butter and flour.
B C Plans Large Scale Reforestation Effort
British Columbia outlines a major reforestation program with eight and a half million acres of timber reserves and new artificial planting slated for 1932 and 1933. Areas near Harrison Lake Alouette Lakes and Powell Lake will host 500 000 acre and upper Powell River watershed plantings. About 800 000 Douglas fir seedlings are planned for 1932 and 1933.
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B.C
Harrison Lake
Powell Lake
Harrison and
Alouette Lakes
Powell River
Lois
Captain Rostron Silent Hero Of Ocean Rescue Fame
Captain Sir Arthur Rostron, Cunard commander and veteran sailor, retired after 36 years with Cunard and 46 years at sea. He steered the Carpathia to the Titanic wreck in 1912, saving over 700 passengers, a record of lifesaving. He is 62.
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Sir Arthur Rostron
Cunard Line
Cunard Steamship Company
Carpathia
Historic Adelphi Terrace Faces Auction and Loss of Archetypal London scene
Adelphi Terrace and its famed arches may vanish in London’s modernization as the Adelphi estate is put up for autumn auction. The area beside the Embankment houses storied residents from Barrie to Garrick and Dickens while its vast wine cellars and Savage Club heritage face new housing.
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Adelphi Terrace
London
Adelphi
Embankment Gardens
Thames
James Barrie
George Bernard Shaw
Whitehall Court
David Garrick
Raleigh
Dickens
Brothers Adam
Old Durham House
Savage Club
Adam Brothers
Language Puns and Punctuality Toasts at Hart House Dinner
A Trinity College guest prof praised punctual students at a Toronto dinner hosted by Colonel Osborne. He recalled a student who arrived early to a lecture, contrasting past tardiness with the present promptness. An old town adage about not advertising ends with a tale of a Sheriff’s Sale. Balloons aid coastal artillery winds, and the idea that advertising costs more than oblivion echoes.
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A. H. Young
Trinity College
Hart House
Toronto
H. C. Osborne
Colonel Osborne
Profesor Young
Mechanical brain uses light to solve problems at MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology announces a new mechanical brain that uses light to perform mathematical tasks in minutes, far faster than human effort. It analyzes graphs by turning data into light, tracing transparent sections to form openings like paper dolls.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ancient Honey Among the Earliest Foods
The article traces honey as one of humanitys oldest foods noting early humans found wild bee honey before bread making. It says honey from antiquity differed in flavor due to flowers, remains a unique unmanufactured sweet sold commercially, and contains simple sugars and most elements of a perfect food though lacking vitamins.
Longest Day Not Fixed Date in Canada
The article notes that June 22 was technically the longest day in Canada this year, not June 21, by sun northern extremity reckoning. It cites Dr. R Melgrum Stewart of the Dominion Observatory and explains slight yearly shifts by seconds.
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Canada
R. Melgrum Stewart
Dominion Observatory
Scientists Improve Vegetables Beyond Consumer Notice
Michigan State College vegetable specialists say breeding has removed strings from wax beans and added snap in pods. They note red beets resist fading in cooking, earlier and higher sugar sweet corn, cantaloupes with sweeter flavors, and tomatoes with less seed, while most improvements go unnoticed by the public.
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Michigan State College
Geo. Starr
Real cost factor ties milk output to feed acre yield
Dominion Department of Agriculture experts say true milk production should be measured per acre of land that grows the feed for the herd. They urge thorough cultivation and efficient farm practices to reduce costs and improve livestock productivity.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Hudson Bay Route Set to Ship Wheat This Fall
Intimation is made that first shipments of wheat over the new Hudson Bay route will be made this fall. No shipments of other commodities will start until wheat moves. The route promises shorter distances and lower costs, enabling Western Canada to reach European markets more quickly and potentially expanding regional trade.
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Hudson Bay
Europe
Canada
Vancouver
Saint John
New Brunswick
Edmonton
Liverpool
Western
Ideal automobile insurance should penalize reckless drivers
The article argues that auto insurance must impose higher rates on careless drivers to curb repeated accidents. It cites Massachusetts records showing many fatal crash offenders had prior incidents, with some three or more. the goal is to make recklessness costly through insurance penalties.
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Massachusetts
Mixed Farming Set to Expand in Manitoba Colony
A Minneapolis syndicate plans large scale mixed farming in Manitoba. It has bought 30,000 acres in the Lakeview district north of Portage la Prairie and near Winnipeg with negotiations for another 30,000 acres. Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin farmers are to arrive this summer under the scheme through a Winnipeg agent. The vanguard of U S settlers is expected soon.
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Manitoba
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Lakeview District
Portage la Prairie
United States
Lakeview
Church posts obituary rate cut to attract readers
A Virginia church advertises a reduction in obituary charges from .03 to .02 per word. The note states the lower rate aims to make the column more affordable for church members to publish notices.
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Virginia Churchman
Arizona’s oldest farm near Goodfellow’s natural bridge arc
The five acre Arizona farm sits atop the arch of Goodfellow’s natural bridge north of Roosevelt dam. The bridge reaches about 180 feet in height with a 250 foot span while the soil remains described as good.
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Arizona
Goodfellow
Roosevelt Dam
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