National drives urge relief funds across Canada and U S
The text urges a united, wartime spirit to raise tens of millions for those unemployed and in need in Canada and the United States. It notes government relief, voluntary campaigns, and neighborly adoption programs to soften winter hardship and reduce public debt while mobilizing churches, press, theatres, and radio for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Hoover
Red Cross
Bennett
House of Commons
Organizations
Halifax
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Vast Vatican Painting Gallery to Open with Six Major Schools
A grand Vatican gallery will house a vast collection of paintings in over 9,000 square yards. It will feature six principal art schools from Byzantine to 18th century with two galleries dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael. Faith Hope and Charity Jenkins, triplets, claim near 112nd birthday. The triplets say they were born Christmas Day 1819 in Guiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Faith
Hope
Charity Jenkins
Guiana
Money Talks Across Borders In Canada And The U S
A brief remark notes that money speaks differently in Canada versus the United States, as observed by the Toronto Star. The comment contrasts financial dynamics between the two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Toronto Star
Debt Shadows Weigh on Rural Canadian Communities
A Regina Leader-Post reflection notes widespread debt woes in Canada’s rural areas. While food and modest work sustain households, mounting interest and unpayable debts cast a grim shadow, prompting calls for moral lessons and prudent financial restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
National Council to Bring Indian Leaders to Canada
Officials in Ottawa announced that the National Council of Education will bring Indian leaders to Canada to inform Canadians about the Indian situation. Lecture tours will be arranged with speakers appearing in leading centers across the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
National Council of Education
Council
Ottawa
Dominion
Preservation of Bannockburn Battlefield Secures 58 Acres
A national committee formed last year to raise funds for purchasing 58 acres surrounding the historic Bannockburn battlefield near Borestone has announced it has acquired the property for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn
Scotland
National Committee
Borestone
Temperature Tips for Storing Apples
A high but stable temperature helps preserve apples longer by slowing moisture loss and preventing premature ripening. Keep fruit in a cool, dry area away from sunlight to maximize shelf life and maintain flavor.
Dominion Jurisdiction Over Aviation Finalized by Privy Council
The Privy Council allows the Dominion Government of Canada to prevail over provincial claims on aviation matters. It upholds federal authority in international aviation and in activities the Dominion itself engages in, while leaving room for provincial control within provincial boundaries where applicable. The decision also sustains the validity of Dominion aeronautical legislation challenged by the provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Dominion Government of Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Dominion
Canada
Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
Diamond Dyes Restores Dress Color For 15 Cents
A Quebec reader describes rescuing a worn green voile imported dress by dyeing it with Diamond Dyes. She notes the dyeing produced a beautifully evenly colored result without spotting or running and says she has used the product for tinting and dyeing with no failures.
Pacific Relations Meet in Shanghai Conference
The Institute of Pacific Relations held its fourth biennial conference in Shanghai the first in China after Hawaii and Kyoto. Delegations from Japan and China attended despite Sino Japanese hostilities with Dr Hushih, Chinese poet and cultural leader, presiding and urging enlightened cooperation beyond national crises.
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Institute of Pacific Relations
Shanghai
China
Hawaii
Kyoto
Japan
Dranchuria
Hushih
Gifts For Mussolini From Canadian Orchard
A Nelson British Columbia orchard sends a gift shipment of plums aboard the S S California to Benito Mussolini Italy’s premier. The fruit is a gift from G Mafio of Nelson, an admirer of Il Duce. Express company officials note Fascists in British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan also send gifts to the Italian leader.
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Nelson, B.C
S.S. California
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Empire Shipping Company
G. Mafio
Nelson
Mafio
Il Duce
Express Company
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Asthma Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Peace
Dread of asthma torments sufferers with nightly attacks and constant worry. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claims to relieve immediately and ward off future attacks, leaving the user in peace and happiness. It is inexpensive and sold widely.
Canada’s Boat Industry Expands in Five Years
The small pleasure boats and canoes industry in Canada grows 30 percent in establishments and 88 percent in value over five years. Peterborough, Ontario, accounts for about a quarter of output valued around $600,000, with national production near $2,000,000.
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Peterborough
Ont
Canada
Neuritis Gone Says Rev H E T in Warm Salts Cure
A church pastor describes acute neuritis in shoulder and arm caused by bad weather. He credits Kruschen Salts taken each morning in hot water for about a month, with restoring full use and easing pain. The ad blames impure blood for inflammatory pains and claims Kruschen treats the root cause.
Britain faces crowding as population nears 45 million
The Daily Herald notes England and Wales total about 40 million with Scotland near 5 million, predicting continued growth to 80 million by 2031 if trends persist. It warns density could reach 1300 per square mile, stressing unsustainable pressure and limited emigration options.
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England and
Wales
Scotland
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
England
Europe
New World
Daily Herald
London
An Oil For All Men
A historical advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal remedy for sailors soldiers fishermen lumbermen and outdoor workers. It claims to ease pain relieve colds dress wounds subdue lumbago and ease rheumatism and recommends keeping it at home and on journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Thirst For Knowledge From Two Northern Students
Two children aged seven and nine endured harsh winter in a tent to attend school in the north country. David and Arthur Clement trekked 40 miles with a dog team to reach a school car five days monthly despite母 the 50 below zero temperatures. Their mother had died and their father trapped Hudson Bay.
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Toronto
Ontario
J. H. MacDougall
Department of Education
National League of Compulsory Education
David
Arthur Clement
Hudson Bay
Outwitting Payroll Bandit in Buenos Aires Heist
A Buenos Aires business moves payrolls in a fortified strong-box on a slow driving vehicle. Robbers capture the safe and flee at a crawl, a steam-roller pace, as authorities seek to halt the crafty scheme.
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Buenos Aires
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Bicycle Race at Herne Hill Draws Crowds
A recent event at Herne Hill England featured a high bicycle race attracting local spectators. Separately a collapsible fabric trunk for cars has been introduced showcasing new lightweight design and portability.
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Herne Hill
England
Hail Insurance in Western Canada Falls Sharply in 1931
The three prairie hail insurers reported 1931 totals at about one sixth of 1930. Net losses were 403 051 dollars versus 2 651 326 dollars last year, with gross premiums collapsing from 2 965 389 to 431 120 in 1931. Alberta faced heavy losses, provoking possible withdrawal from the market by several firms.
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Western
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Regina
H. H. Campkin
Hail Underwriters’ Association
Alberta
Campkin
Notre Dame de Rouen Cleans Deep Dust Removed Five Tons
Notre Dame de Rouen cathedral in Normandy has undergone its first vacuum cleaning. Five tons of dust were removed from the ancient building including stone saints and kings on the west front. New cleaning instruments like flying scaffoldings and rolling platforms enabled access to towers and chapels. Four forgotten Biblical paintings were found in a tower. The effort may inspire similar cleanings at other cathedrals with rose windows and stained glass.
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Normandy
Notre Dame de Rouen
Plowing by Radio Demonstration Delights Central States Crowd
J J Lynch of Miles City Montana demonstrated radio controlled tractor plowing around a thirty acre field. Two hundred electricians radio operators and business men from the Central States witnessed the event declaring it the first time a tractor operated by radio has actually plowed ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lynch
Miles City
Montana
Central States
Canadian trade delegation proposal floated for New Zealand Fiji link
F C Brown, head of the B C division of the Canadian Manufacturers Association, suggested a Canadian delegation of 30 or 40 leading manufacturers and business men visit New Zealand and Fiji to promote trade. The item is followed by a humorous exchange about a new neighbor.
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Dominion
New Zealand
Fiji
Canada
F. C. Brown
B.C
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Goldfish Farming Grows Into Million Dollar Industry
A regional report notes that raising goldfish for sale has become a lucrative $1,000,000 industry with widespread farming operations and market demand.
Worm Exterminator Promises Sleep for Infant
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is advertised to cleanse the stomach and intestines, relieve fretfulness, and restore health, claiming to help infants sleep through the night.
Government marks winter routes for Manitoba highways
The Good Roads Branch lists six trunk highways kept open for 1932 winter traffic. They connect Winnipeg to Portage la Prairie via MacGregor Carberry and Brandon, Winnipeg to Stonewall, Winnipeg Beach, Winnipeg to White Mouth, Winnipeg to St Anne, and Winnipeg to Emerson.
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Manitoba
Government
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
MacGregor
Carberry
Brandon
Stonewall
Winnipeg Beach
Whitemouth
St. Anne
Emerson
Testing Seaplane for Submarine Use by Navy
A seaplane that can be taken apart and stowed in a tube in three minutes for carrying on a submarine is being tested by the United States Navy. England already has adopted a submarine aeroplane.
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United States Navy
England
Floods Cause Food Shortages in Burma Regions
Floodwaters across divisions of Burma have disrupted agriculture and left shortages of staple foods. Local officials report crop damage and rising prices as communities cope with supply gaps.
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Burma
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Britain
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