Cures For Low Mood Delay Harsh Economic Truths
A newly elected president of the National Association of Purchasing Agents argues that ongoing depression may benefit the country, urging hard work and faireconomic discipline. He warns against spending for nothing and cites a safe medium between excess and thrift, while noting exceptional conditions like crop failures require special remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
National
United States
Nostrum
Richardson
New United States Air Grids Plan Lights 3000 Miles
Authorities announce a nationwide plan to illuminate more than 3000 miles of air routes and facilities this year. The initiative aims to improve visibility and safety for travel and commerce nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
How To Read a Book by Lord Macaulay
Lord Macaulay described his early reading method recalling how as a boy he always paused at the bottom of each page to recount its content. He insisted on repeating the process until he could roughly recite the book from memory after a single thorough reading.
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Lord Macaulay
Oldest ship afloat ships around world as side show
The ship Ambat, named Success, reputedly the oldest afloat and sole survivor of the convict fleet between England and Australia, remains in its original state and now sails worldwide as a side show exhibit.
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England
Australia
London war veteran wins whist drive prize at St Pancras
F Man Ley of London, blinded in the Great War, wins first prize at a whist drive in St Pancras. One piece bathing suits are practically taboo in Argentina.
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F. Manley
London
St. Pancras
Argention
Awards For the Blind Shine With Medals and Cash Awards
The Harmon Foundation recognized sightless individuals in Canada and the United States with 109 awards including gold, bronze and silver medals and cash prizes up to 2500 dollars. Recipients from Edmonton to Toronto and Victoria received medals for economic value, progress in blindness, and home activities. Schools for the blind in Ontario and British Columbia were represented with pupils earning bronze medals and five dollar stipends.
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Brose
Canada
United States
Harmon Foundation
A. T. Barnard
Edmonton
Joseph Clunk
Toronto
Fagar J. Miller
Swift Sask
Adolphe Renault
Montmagny
Mf C. Robinson
Victoria
Ontario School For the
Brford
Ontario
Point Grey
Brent
Graf Zeppelin Ends Arctic Cruise to Friedrichshafen
After a weeklong Arctic voyage the Graf Zeppelin landed at Friedrichshafen amid cheers. Dr Eckener called the cruise splendid and successful, noting skies often blue, and expressing hope for another Arctic journey and to attract tourists to the north.
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Arctic
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Eckener
Culture and Home Page From Med Section Fragment
A fragmented OCR reading shows a cultural and home life page item with scattered words about culture and medicine. The readable text hints at topics but lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a specific person or organization.
X-Ray Yardstick Adopted by Paris Radiology Congress
The Third International Congress on Radiology in Paris adopted the X-Ray Yardstick, an X-ray and radium meter that standardizes short-wave radiation dosage across nations. It reduces guesswork by providing a single measurement unit, developed by Dr. Lauriston H. Taylor of the U S Bureau of Standards.
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Paris
Lauriston H. Taylor
United States Bureau of Standards
Major Scott crosses 500 miles Arctic journey tale
A fragment describes Major James M. Scott and the British Arctic expedition crossing inland ice from Lemon Rose camp to Ivigut July 1 to July 20, detailing 500 miles of travel and data collection for an England to Canada air route while noting preserved pears recipe fragments and cosmetic balm mentions.
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Major Scott
James M. Scott
Manche
Greenland
Ivigut
Lemon Rose Camp
Angmagasalik Fjord
England
Canada
Scott
Automobile Chapel Opens in New York Street Campaign
A white chapel built on an automobile chassis rolled into Wall Street as a clergyman preached from the rear platform on the theme of Depression. The vehicle belongs to the Evangelistic Committee of New York, which has used cars in its campaigns for eight years. The piece notes that the cost difference from dime novels to modern life is about $1.90.
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Memotorzea Couren
New York
Wall Street
Evangelistic Committee of
Huckleberry Surprise Dessert Prep Notes
A short recipe outlines a dessert with junket tablets milk sugar vanilla and fresh huckleberries. Layer berries in glasses, add prepared junket, allow the mixture to set briefly in a warm room then chill for serving.
Blackheads Treatment Claims at Home Product
An ad promotes Perosine Powder to remove blackheads at home. It urges sprinkling on a face cloth and applying in a circular motion to wash away blackheads. The pitch promises satisfaction or money back.
Cattle export extension to November 1 announced by minister
Hon Robert Weir announces open flocks of Canadian cattle may be carried to November 1 for British markets. The extension, one month past the October 1 limit, follows representations by G Howard Ferguson to British authorities. Miller’s Worm Powders advertised as cheap, reliable de-worming remedy. Wealth in alkali lakes cited as Prairie mineral wealth with 37 571 tons produced last year, up 500 percent from 1929. Roman army reportedly used pigeons to carry messages since 43 Be. Air parcel post service expanding via Karachi, India.
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Robert Weir
G. Howard Ferguson
Prairie Provinces
France To See Indians Arrives In Canada For Nomad Exhibit
Parisian artist and Boy Scout Commissioner Paul Cage arrives in Canada with Madame Coze and Pierre H. Godard to select 15 Indians near Teata Crosse Mission in Northern Saskatchewan. They plan to showcase nomad life for Parisians next winter under the Trocadero Museum of Ethnography and, as thanks to Oblates, will present a portable altar.
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France
Paul Cage
Orth
Canada
Madame Coze
Pierre H. Godard
Montreal
Debden, Sask
Teata Crosse
Saskatchewan
Trocadero Museum of Enthnography
Coze
Oblates
Tre A la Crosse
Fooling Jack Frost Uses Ethylene Gas on Tomatoes in Manitoba
Experimental work by the Dominion Department of Agriculture at Morden Manitoba shows ethylene gas speeds ripening of tomatoes as seasonal advance occurs. Frost-damaged fruit can be picked and ripened quickly by this gas. Also mentions a claim about asthma remedy by Dr J D Kellogg with testimonials from users.
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Morden
Manitoba
Jack Frost
Man
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Alberta Aviator Chosen elope A Man nngost mr caeeaet ores
A man chosen as Alberta aviator narrator is described in fragmentary text from The OM Country. The piece references Mr Jett Sycea and a planned elopement or partnership with a focus on shared joy. The quoted line implies companionship enhances heavenly beauty.
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Jett Sycea
Aires
Untitled Note on Home Remedies and Digestive Health
Disjointed passage lists routines for digestion and stomach care, mentioning remedies and minerals. It references persistent issues, self-treatment steps, and gratitude to an advisor. The fragmented text hints at advice for easing discomfort and maintaining digestion.
Why Helium Is Safe and a Goodyear-Zeppelin Accident
The Goodyear Zeppelin Mayflower burned after colliding with high tension wires in Kansas City. Four crew were injured but survived, credited to helium preventing a hydrogen explosion. The piece argues helium’s safety and notes a shift in education over time focusing on politeness.
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Kansas City
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Betty Barclay
Blackheads
Air Parcel
Karachi
India
Artin
J. D. Kellogg
Alberta
Heaven
Gover
Kew
Eagle Brand
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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