Mutual Trust as Route to Economic Recovery
A Toronto article by Nicholas Ignatieff argues the British Empire faces internal decay from materialism and fear rather than external threats. He cites Sir George Paish on replacing fear with trust and cooperation to restore credit and spur recovery through a spiritual, not merely economic, renewal.
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Toronto
Nicholas Ignatie
Canada
Ignatieff
British Empire
Enore
Mr. Ignatieff
Sir George Paish
George Paish
Sir George
Lack Real Leadership On War Debt Cancellation
The Winnipeg Free Press reprints the New York Evening Post argument that public opinion in the United States is not yet ready for debt readjustment but will accept cancellation as inevitable and desirable with competent leadership. It notes leaders and press favored by politics hinder candor.
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New York Evening Post
United States
Winnipeg Free Press
Absurd Plan Bars Radio Announcer Names
A well known radio station will not reveal announcer names in future. It is said others may follow. The move is joked about as sensible as a brakesman giving both Christian and surname after calling the next station.
Car Buyer Discovers Year of Manufacture
A buyer recalls purchasing a car and realizing the string 1632 was not the license number but the year of manufacture. The exchange stresses careful attention to details and the caution that kindness should not be delayed.
Mussolini Expounds Fascism in Encyclopedia Italiana
Premier Mussolini declares that war exalts and perpetual peace is impossible. He states democracy is a tyrannical failure and affirms the state as supreme. He says Fascism does not reject religion and will defend and protect it.
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Mussolini
Il Popolo d'Italia
Re Organize Cheese Industry in Ontario Plan
The Ontario Department of Agriculture announces a plan to reorganize the cheese industry by amalgamation and elimination. It aims to reduce 774 cheese factories to about 150 within five years across Ontario.
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Ontario
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Mercury's Long History from Antiquity to Modern Use
Mercury has endured in knowledge since ancient times with at least 2,500 years of recognition. Its growing practical use emerged only in more recent centuries as science and industry expanded.
Poor Crop Prospects In Russia Signal Grain Pressure
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report from its London correspondent warns of poor crop prospects across Russian districts. Grain exports depend on Soviet policy and foreign currency needs, with food shortages and vegetable scarcities amid a weak harvest.
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Russia
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
London
Canada
Pension Act Probe Criticizes committee makeup in Ottawa
W J Young of the non affiliated veterans criticized the Pension Act investigation committee in Ottawa. He said the blinded soldiers and amputation groups labeled as privileged legionnaires dominate the panel while many non obvious disability cases lack representation. Young claims to speak for over 100000 ex service men nationwide.
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Ottawa
W. J. Young
Young
Women trained in Berlin for gas attack protection
In times of peace Berlin offers classes to train women on protecting households during gas attacks and how to gas proof cellars. Branches of the Women’s Air Defence League are forming in several centers across the country.
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Berlin
Women's Air Defence League
Larned a Lesson A U S tourist complains in Ontario
A U S tourist in Aylmer Ontario objected after paying with a ten dollar U S bill for gas in another town and receiving Canadian change He then tried to convert the money back into U S funds and balked at the bank discount The episode shows a lesson in exchange familiar to Canadian visitors to the United States.
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U.S
Aylmer
Ontario
Steel-jacketed prizes for arc welding talks awarded
Steel-jacketed cheques worth 125 500 dollars were used as prizes for the best discussions on arc welding. The extremely durable one-eighth inch steel cheques were received by the Cleveland Trust Company and all writing was done by arc welding.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Kruschen Salts Promises Slimming Daily Regimen
Global promotion urges women to take a half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in warm water before breakfast every day. The ad claims daily use purges waste and toxins, tones the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, and yields brighter eyes clear skin and energetic health.
Electric bed heating aids growers for earlier market returns
Electric soil heating, using cable and thermostats, is recognized as a tool for growers to bring produce to market sooner and obtain better prices. Used mainly as off peak load between sundown and sunrise, it offers precise control versus steam or manure. Easter lilies and celery show improved growth with the current.
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United States
Canada
Serum From Fifteen Oxen Aids Addisonian Treatment
A London hospital reports successful results from a new Addison disease serum derived from fifteen oxen. Despite the cure for a rare pituitary condition, the extraction cost is enormous and the daily treatment price remains high. One life was saved at a cost of $125 for the patient, with ongoing expenses of $5 per day. Persian Balm marketed for skin and beauty is also noted for its claimed benefits and pleasant properties.
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London
Saskatchewan Officials Report Employment Totals
Government offices in Saskatchewan show 2 511 people placed in jobs during the five weeks ending July 30. Applications for work total 2 926 across nine offices while employers’ orders reach 2 637. Additionally 187 teacher applications were received with 62 teaching positions filled.
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Saskatchewan
Not So Weak Sir William Lane Debunks Women Longevity View
Sir William Arbuthnot Lane rejects the idea that women are the weaker sex arguing they outlive men due to a vast reserve of energy and vitality and that lighter clothing lets sunshine and air reach their skin. He calls the notion a complete misapprehension.
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William Arbuthnot Lane
Personal Canadian companion seeks charges for travel or residence
Woman offers services as a companion or travel associate for ladies in Canada. She has experience with Canadian and British clients and provides testimonials. Interested parties may contact Lox 50 at Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave East, Winnipeg, Man.
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Canada
Britain
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Northern Air Mail Service Extends Arctic Reach
Major R W Hale announces expanded private aviation mail routes from Great Bear Lake to Coppermine and other Arctic posts. Mail will reach Coronation Gulf Victoria Island and remote bays at shorter intervals, with future post offices possible at Coppermine River mouth.
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Great Bear Lake
Lomery
Coronation Gulf
Arctic
R. W. Hale
Edmonton
Aklavik
Victoria Island
Coppermine
Bay 66
Cameron Bay
Lindsley Bay
Glacier Bay
Echo Bay
Sabine Point
Contact Lake
Hunter Bay
Comex Bay
Fort Hearne
Dismal Lake
Bornite Lake
Cambridge Bay
Bathurst
Reid Island
Prune Jam Recipe From Ripe Fruit
Recipes for this week describe making fruit jam by crushing fruit with water in a kettle, boiling and simmering, adding sugar and pectin, then boiling hard for a minute, skimming, and sealing in 6 ounce glasses. The note includes a lemon juice option for prune jam and yields about eleven jars.
Apple Mock Macaroon Pudding Recipe Card
A simple layered pudding combining apple sauce, crushed rice flakes, and nuts, baked to a warm dessert. Layer half the apples with half the crumb mix, repeat, bake 30 minutes at 375F, and serve hot or cold with cream or custard. Serves six.
Fly season link to infantile paralysis noted by Ontario official
Dr. W. J. Bell Deputy Minister of Health for Ontario suggests a possible connection between the prevalence of house flies in summer and the frequency of infantile paralysis cases. He cautions it is theoretical and lacks a scientific explanation.
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W. J. Bell
Ontario
Bell
Douglas' Egyptian Liniment Keeps Stable Ready For Use
An advertisement-style note promotes Douglas' Egyptian Liniment as a ready to use remedy for animal ailments. It claims to remove proud flesh and inflammation Thrush Hoof Rot and infection of cow's teat, suggesting regular availability in stables.
Potter Completes Walk Across Canada to Nova Scotia
Frank G. Potter, a former Nova Scotian now of the west, started from New Westminster on April 14 and arrived in Halifax en route to his old home in the Annapolis Valley. He walked much of the way, with occasional motor lifts, and last visited his Nova Scotia home in 1919.
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New Westminster
B.C
Frank G. Potter
West
Halifax
Annapolis Valley
Jsst
Mr. Potter
Pacific Coast
Oldest Canadian Cemetery Linked to Fort Anne Site
The oldest cemetery in Canada is believed to lie beside the historic Fort Anne ruins at Annapolis Royal in Nova Scotia, suggesting early colonial burial grounds near the fort. The find highlights the area’s deep historical roots and colonial-era settlement patterns.
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Canada
Old Fort Anne
Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
In ancient Babylonia medicines mixed into beer
The historical note describes how ancient Babylonians often prepared medicines by combining them with beer. This practice reflects early pharmacological blending and the cultural role of beer as a solvent and vehicle for remedies.
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Babylonia
Warmer climate rumor of a coming flood
The Los Angeles Times reports researchers warn that melting ice sheets could raise oceans by about 151 feet. W J Humphreys cites polar ice loss from 6 million square miles, with support from David Australia Meinardus Germany and others, predicting warmth in temperate zones and tropical expansion.
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W. J. Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
Humphreys
David
Australia
Meinardus
Germany
Tropics
Los Angeles Times
Miller's Worm Powders Described As Safe Health Aid
Miller's Worm Powders were devised to promptly relieve children who suffer from worms. It is a simple preparation to destroy stomachic and intestinal worms without shock or injury to the most sensitive system. They act thoroughly and painlessly, and though in some cases they may cause vomiting, that is an indication of their powerful action.
Deruluft Passenger Traffic Expands Between Berlin and Moscow
German Russian air service Deruluft expects to carry at least nine times more passengers this year than in its first year nine years ago. Mail baggage and freight volumes rise as operations grow from two to seven weekly flights between Berlin Moscow and Konigsberg Leningrad.
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Germany
Russia
Rub It In For Lame Back Liniment Ad
An advertisement claims Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil provides immediate absorption and quick relief for lame backs. It promotes fast penetration to burn pain away and asserts the liniment is an excellent article with convincing results.
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Thomas
Origin of Word Candy Traced to Indian Kand
Dr. Cr A Browne of the U S Bureau of Chemistry and Soils explains that Alexander the Great era soldiers encountered a sweet cane in India named kand. The term traveled to Macedonia and evolved into the modern word candy.
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Alexander the Great
Cr. A. Browne
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
India
Macedonia
Tramp to Aberdonian on fourth storey flat
A distressed tramp asks for tuppence for a bed in a fourth floor flat. He is met with a taunting reply to bring the money up to see what it is like.
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Aberdonian
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