Canada urged to back League and peace after German withdrawal
The article argues Canada must reinforce loyalty to the League of Nations and press for continuous disarmament after Germany withdraws from the disarmament conference. It cites Arthur Henderson urging nations to act, warns that abandoning collective peace invites war, and stresses mobilizing public opinion to sustain peace.
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Germany
League of Nations
Reichstag
Canada
Arthderson
Geneva
Henderson
League
Lucky man inherits 50000 and school share in England
An Auckland man Leonard Large, unemployed, learns a grandfatherly legacy of 50000 pounds and partial ownership in a private English school after the London area principal’s death. The report notes a separate German police registration of all citizens and visitors.
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Leonard Large
Auckland
England
London
Sarge
Toront o chemists develop sulphur from waste gas methods
Five years of intensive laboratory work by two University of Toronto chemists Dr. M C Boswell and G P Beal produced chemical methods to extract sulphur from waste gas. They are filing patent applications for the methods. Perfect models of flying machines from the past two centuries are displayed at the Royal Museum in Edinburgh Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Toronto
M. C Boswell
G. P. Beal
Royal Museum
Edinburgh
Scotland
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Scientist Challenges North Winter Temperatures
Dr J M Stagg head of British polar year scientists reports winters in the north are milder than feared. He cites faulty thermometers as the main reason for tales of record lows after 13 months at Fort Rae. Ground temps were higher than expected though Fort Rae logged 40 below zero.
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North
J. M. Stagg
Fort Rae
North West Territories
League Seeks Open Trade as Nations Face Economic Slump
A League of Nations committee report notes signs of gradual recovery in industrial countries with rising production and falling unemployment. It warns that lasting improvement requires abandoning closed national economies that suppress international trade, presented by Auguste Schmidt, Estonian minister to Rome.
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League of Nations Committee
League of Nations
Auguste Schmidt
Esthenian
Rome
Fat is linked to shorter life says physician
A physician told the American Academy of Medicine that non fat people live longer. The ad urges Kruschen Salts as a daily dose to shed fat, claimings it's safe and effective with a morning glass of hot water.
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American Academy of Medicine
New Egg Grading System Approved by Agriculture Dept
Future egg grading uses A1 A B and C with old specials extras firsts and seconds eliminated. The term new laid applies only to A1 while fresh may apply only to A1. All eggs in grade A may be sold as A regardless of size if packed separately by size. Storage eggs cannot exceed grade B.
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Department of Agriculture
Manitoba pool elevators to retain $300000 working capital
An order in council authorizes continuation of credit by the Manitoba pool elevators. The $300,000 owed since 1931 will serve as working capital, enabling the pool to borrow from banks to finance operations for 1933 34.
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Manitoba Pool
Manitoba
Carter's Lattle Liver Pills Claim Health Remedy
An advertisement touts Carter's Lattle Liver Pills as a liver stimulant to relieve perceived liver distress. It markets a vegetable composition and urges asking for the product by name while warning against substitutes, priced at 250.
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Carter
Fraser Valley Milk Producers Form One Big Union
A meeting of Fraser Valley milk producers across the valley passed a resolution to form a One Big Union to control and stabilize milk prices at 55 cents per pound butter fat in Vancouver New Westminster and other TB free centers.
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Fraser Valley
Vancouver
New Westminster
T.B. Free Area
Radio Warfare Talk Sparks Training Anecdote
The Bran don Sun reports a quip about future war using radio. A trainee recalls facing harsh programs while a bee disrupts a buggy, causing a mare to roll over thrice though the horse stayed on the road.
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Brandon Sun
Day-old Chicks Imported to St Lucia via Pan American Airways
A shipment of day-old chicks arrives in St Lucia in the British West Indies from Florida using Pan American Airways. The consignment signals ongoing poultry trade linked to Florida suppliers and Caribbean distribution channels.
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St. Lucia
British West Indies
Florida
Tuberculosis cycles predict rising virulence in next century
Dr Ken dall Emerson of the National Tuberculosis Association says TB runs in 200 year cycles with varying virulence and a down trend since 1850, but the coming century may show an upturn. Also notes an unusual rise in grey mallard ducks reaching Sault Ste Marie from the north this year.
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Kendall Emerson
National Tuberculosis Association
Kansas City
Southwest Clinic
Prairie Provinces
Sault Ste Marie
Ont
Prairies
Telegraph boy of Newcastle Emlyn marks 60th birthday
W. Evans, reputedly the oldest telegraph boy in Newcastle Emlyn Wales, celebrated his sixtieth birthday with friends and well wishers recalling his long service delivering messages through the town.
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W. Evans
Newcastle Emlyn
Wales
Progress Slows Yet Marconi Sees Televisions Rise
In New York Chevalier Guglielmo Marconi says microwaves may spur television while prioritizing sound. He notes limited progress in TV versus rapid sound transmission and suggests the public may crave visual broadcasts as radio advances continue. He questions whether people will want to see crooners alongside audio.
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Chevalier Guglielmo Marconi
New York
St. Thomas Times- Journal
Ancient Loch Awe find a 20000-year stone duck artifact
A Glasgow youth discovered a carved stone duck while building a cairn on Loch Awe Scotland. Ludovic Mann, a paleolithic relics expert, believes the piece was crafted by an early lapidary and matches a prehistoric measure, marking it as an artifact of ancient times.
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Loch Awe
Scotland
Glasgow
Ludovic Mann
Holbein Masterpiece Revealed in Henry VII Portrait
A rare painting restoration uncovers what is claimed as a Hans Holbein work, dated 1542, showing Henry VII in a brighter demeanor. The portrait belongs to Geoffrey Howard of Castle Howard near York and depicts the oft married king half length as ruler from 1509 to 1547.
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Henry VII
Hans Holbein
Geoffrey Howard
Castle Howard
York
England
River outing narrator and boy exchange caution
A visitor asks to take the boy on the river in a boat. The boy declines, citing his father’s warning that the guest struggles to keep afloat and that he cannot swim.
Can bagpipes be tuned without harm to car
A concise note questions whether bagpipes can be tuned and warns that stepping on a car is cruel. It implies tuning is possible but not a safe or appropriate action around vehicles. The piece contrasts musical practice with reckless behavior.
Moscow inventor unveils ball bearing electric train
M N Yarmolchuk of Moscow demonstrates an electric train using ball bearings in place of wheels. A model eight car train with 110 passenger capacity reaches 190 miles per hour on a ten mile track, in the presence of Soviet officials.
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M.N. Yarmolchuk
Moscow
Royal gardens seek rare Himalayan flowers for England
In the Himalayas researchers chase rare poppies and lilies at 10,000 feet for the Royal gardens in England while similar plants are sought in Bhutan at 13,500 feet.
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Himalayas
Royal Gardens
England
Bhutan
Gas Remedies and Austrian Acreage Note
A reader is advised that Bisurated Magnesia after meals can rapidly ease gas stomach belching and indigestion. The ordinary preparation, available at drug stores, is said to correct acid stomach and stop indigestion quickly. The note adds a casual joke about sleep state and mentions Austria increasing wheat and rye acreage from last year.
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Austria
Old People Feel Young by Wincarnis Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement urges seniors to stay vigorous with Wincarnis wine, claiming it supplies grape elements, beef, and malt extract to soothe nerves and enrich blood. It boasts endorsements by 20 000 medical men and urges readers to buy from Harold F. Ritchie Co Ltd in Toronto.
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Seles
Harold F. Ritchie & Co. Ltd
Toronto
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Calgary
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Montreal
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CKNC
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