Men Make Cities Inspire Moose Jaw Call to Citizen Action
The Moose Jaw Times cites Atchison Kansas progress as a model where citizens cut expenses and reduce debt, arguing that men and women make cities not cities make people. It urges local service clubs and communities to reclaim initiative, embrace economy, and act to save their towns from decline.
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Moose Jaw
Atchison, Kansas
Ed. W. Howe
Atchison Daily Globe
Atchison
Rotarian
Moose Jaw Times
Kansas
Dairy Planned for Prince Albert by Kerrobert Operator
F R Glass of Kerrobert announces a dairy to serve Prince Albert with pasteurized milk and cream. He has acquired 1300 acres near the city and built a barn for 40 Holstein cattle to be brought from Kerrobert where he already runs a dairy. Opossums in New Zealand are described as a growing menace.
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Prince Albert
F. R. Glass
Kerrobert
Imports of English bathtubs lead Canadian market
An Ottawa bulletin reports that most imported baths in Canada originate from the United Kingdom. In the past year the value reached $101,000, compared with $24,000 from the United States, whose imports were less than half of the prior year.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Ottawa
Chicago Teachers Face Century of Progress Challenge
Chicago school teachers confront the idea that a century of progress has not fully improved their conditions. The remark underscores ongoing debates over pay, classroom resources, and education policy amid tense public discourse.
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Chicago
British Railways to Label Passenger Coaches for Smoking Status
British Railways plans to enforce labels on all passenger coaches on the London and Scottish routes indicating smoking or non smoking. About 19,009 vehicles with seating over a million will carry the change, likely to take a year to complete. Officials say smoke in non smoking compartments remains a complaint and that labeling will clarify rules.
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London,island and Scottish Railway
United Kingdom
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Steady Weight Loss
A reader testimonial reports dropping from 222 pounds to date with Kruschen Salts after three weeks and a total loss of 28 pounds. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoon in hot water daily and describes Kruschen as a scientific blend of six mineral salts from European spa waters aimed at reducing flabby fat without rapid weight loss.
Rising Tide Of Fascism Warned By Winnipeg Leader
J C Wilson of Winnipeg, National Secretary of the Workers' League, warned at Windsor Ontario that the Blue Shirts in Canada signal a rising tide of fascism. He linked their slogan to forced police roles and urged returned soldiers to unite to defend economic needs against fascist influence.
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Blue Shirts of
Canada
J. C. Wilson
Winnipeg
Workers’ League
Windsor
Ont
Blue Shirts
Mr. Wilson
Contemptibles
Canadian Legion
Vancouver
Steel Helmets
Montreal
Pains After Eating Try This Magnesia Relief
Pains after eating stem from excess stomach acid causing belching heartburn and indigestion. Buggated Magnesia taken after meals gives quick relief and is recommended by druggists as standard Bisulated Magnesia for sour stomach conditions. It should be in every home and works.
Tomb Of Viking Chieftain Found At Laangtora Sweden
The Viking chieftain's tomb, over a millennium old, was uncovered in Laangtora central Sweden. The burial shows high rank status with full armor and a fine sword likely made in southern England. The sword hilt bore silver decorations and magic runes.
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Laangtora
Sweden
England
Italy Inventor Claims Ultralight Passenger Plane Speed
An Italian inventor announces a new machine with a cylindrical body where air flows through to power propulsion. He asserts his plane is faster than any current passenger carrier.
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Italy
Scotland's potato harvest dig provides work for hundreds
Scotland's bumper potato crop this year created employment for hundreds of unemployed as diggers worked to harvest the generous yield.
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Scotland
Passenger leaps from amphibian plane in fog over New York
A big amphibian aircraft faced dense fog near New York. One passenger insisted on staying aboard to jump at water landing, leaving his suitcase and magazine as the plane touched down on the water. He was recovered unharmed and dried off in town.
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New York
Two Italians Try Barrel Vessel To Cross Atlantic
Captain M Caminiti and mechanic Signor Rametta test a Gyroboat a buoy shaped barrel with a revolving cable to power movement. After a first trial crossing the Straits of Messina in under an hour they plan a coastal run toward Catania to perfect the craft and attempt an Atlantic crossing at high speed.
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Atlantic
M. Caminiti
Signor Rametta
Palermo
Straits of
Messina
Catania
Forsakes Northern Country for Cold Lake Settlement
T. W. Flynn Harris, a trader, trapper, North West Mounted Policeman, and Indian Agent who has lived in the sub arctic since 1881, plans to settle in Cold Lake after retiring from government service. he notes the far north is hard on families. Belgium reports 155000 unemployed. South Shields England begins construction of 142 houses for the aged.
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Far North
T. W. “Flynn
Harris
North West Mounted
Flynn
Sub
Arctic
Edmonton
Cold Lake
Northern Lights Study Team Returns From Arctic Expedition
British polar year expedition members arrive at Edmonton after 15 months at Fort Rae studying weather, magnetism, aurora and electricity. Five scientists A Stephenson P A Sheperd R Morgans W A Grinstead J E Kennedy return with instruments and 4000 double photographs. Results to be released after data analysis in England.
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Edmonton
Fort Rae
North West Territories
A. Stephenson
Wilkins
Greenland
P. A. Sheperd
R. Morgans
W. A. Grinstead
J. E Kennedy
MacKenzie Airways
Matt Berry
J. M. Stagg
England
Grimstead
A Rare Spectacle at the Barracks Polo Field
A young cavalry subaltern guides his elderly aunt through the barracks showing military details. The aunt, puzzled by technical terms, smiles at the distant polo field and remarks how a waving polo field is a beautiful sight.
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London
Creamed Celery and Green Pepper Toast
Creamed celery with green pepper served over toast. Cook celery until tender then mix with sliced pepper. In a double boiler melt butter blend flour and seasonings, add evaporated milk and water, cook until thickened. Recombine with vegetables and serve on toast. Serves six.
Profitable Proposition From Loyal Advocate Subscriber
A rural subscriber renewing his copy of The Advocate in Pictou Nova Scotia explains he will not miss an issue again. He says missing the paper would have cost him a sale where he earned several dollars on buying a cow, enough to pay for the paper for several years.
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Pictou, Nova Scotia
The
Advocate
Better Conditions Due To General Upswing
Figures from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics show Canada’s business conditions have improved since March, with physical output and exports rising steadily. Officials note the National Recovery Act in the United States played only a minor role, and the upturn reflects a broader global upswing rather than US policy.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
United States
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Department of National Revenue
Ottawa
N.R.A
Dominion
Arch
Toronto
America
Many Chinas Exist in Far East Says Writer
The Nineteenth Century and After notes at least five Chinas excluding Manchuria Canton Nanking the North Szechuan and Communists. The piece jokes about readers asking when China will settle and suggests bicarbonate of soda makes a good white ink.
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Manchuria
O. M. Green
Far East
China
Chinas
Canton
Nanking
Szechuan
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New Zealand
Dr. Fowler
T. Milburn Co. Limited
British Railway Regulation
Trapper
Sub-Arctic
Belgium
South Shields
ST. Charles
Sas
Paneer
Out - Paper Products
Hamilton
Ontario
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