Silver Lining in Tough Times Canada Focuses on Hope
In periods of difficulty people tend to dwell on negative signs while ignoring hopeful ones. This article argues for a balanced view, noting Canada’s strong judicial system, absence of lynching, low violence, and stable democracy as bright points. It urges Canadians to overcome blue spectacles and recognize constructive signs and future promise.
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Peple
Canton
Canada
United States
Dominion
Law
Can Bao
Household Drudgery The Bane of a Woman's Life
The piece argues women are worn by household labor and suggest Milburn’s Ha pn Pills as a remedy to strengthen the system and restore health, addressing nervousness irritability faintness shortness of breath and sleep issues.
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Milburn
Scotswoman botanist completes hazardous Arctic journey to Aklavik
Miss Isobel W Hutchison a Scotswoman braved hunger and extreme cold to cover 350 miles along the Arctic coast by dog teams and Eskimo vessels. She aimed for Eskimo Point Barrow connections, visited the Baychimo wreck, and ended at Aklavik just before Christmas. Pilot Josa Bythell of Canadian Airways reports her stamina and determination as she collects rare flora for Kew Gardens after Greenland work.
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Canada
Arctic
Isobel W. Hutchison
Aklavik
Chosteas
Fort McMurray
Josa Bythell
Canadian Airways
Far North
Bythell
Point Barrow
Miss Hutchinson
Pattason
P Barrow
Peterson
Miss Hutchison
Hudson Pa Company
Wich
Aklavn
Pilot Bythe
Royal Gardens
Kew
England
Greenland
Adventurous Captain Carey Dies in England at 85
Montreal dispatch notes the death in Walasey England of Captain Francis Carey aged 85 a former commodore of the Canadian Pacific Line who retired in 1914. Carey led a long seafaring life including Atlantic crossings towed a large passenger ship and commanded the Empress of Ireland after service on Beaver line lake boats and Elder Dempster line.
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Montreal
Walasey
England
Francis Carey
Carey
Atlantic
Dempster
Library installs world’s first book conveyor at LSE
The London School of Economics Library unveils a robot style book conveyor that can deliver any book to any room or department within seconds after an application is filed. It handles 1,200 books per hour to 240 destinations. The system is described as unique in the world.
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London School of Economics
Aspirin Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Colds
Doctors tout Aspirin as a fast, safe cure for ordinary colds. Ask your doctor about Aspirin Tablets from Bayer Limited, with the cross trademark. Tablets dissolve fully for easy gargling. available in boxes of 12, 21, or 100 at drug stores.
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Bayer Com- Limited
Canadian Grade AI eggs set by Dominion Agriculture rules
The text explains Grade AI eggs require producer permits via the Dominion Department of Agriculture and Ottawa Poultry Services. It notes Grade AI serves as an aspirational standard, not for inter provincial trading, produced under tight conditions and sold promptly. It also reports University of Toronto figures showing more women than men earned BA degrees and MA degrees last year.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Poultry Services
Dominion Live Stock Branch
Ottawa
University of Toronto
Empire Air Mail Study Aims UK Canada Australia Routes
The London Morning Post reports a cabinet committee is studying routes between the United Kingdom and Canada and between the United Kingdom and Australia. The plan envisions faster air mail and a modified subsidy system to create an air communication expansion rivaling that of the United States.
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United Kingdom
Canada
London Morning Post
Australia
United States
Conditions Improve Salada Tea Sales Up in Western Canada
The Salada Tea Co reports a goods upturn with Western Canada sales rising over 54 percent in 1933 compared to 1932. The company emphasizes Salada as a quality tea and cites the stronger market as evidence of improving business conditions.
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Salada Tea Co
Canada
Salada
Monks to establish hospice and teach skiing in remote region
St Bernard monks plan a hospice project between Switzerland and Tilbert and are teaching local natives to ski, introducing a new sport to the area. Japan begins exporting matches at a scale of 1.6 billion pounds per month.
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St. Bernard
Si-La
Switzerland
Tilbert
Japan
Airman to Vie in Centenary London to Melbourne Race
Australia’s famed airman Sir Charles Kingsford Smith will race from London to Melbourne next summer as part of the centenary celebrations of the State of Victoria. A prize of 75000 dollars is offered for the event tied to October’s anniversary events.
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Charies Kingsford-Smith
Australia
London
England
Melbourne
Victoria
Turks Develop Sweet Tooth as Sugar Production Grows
Turks are expanding sugar production with rising output and stronger domestic demand. Farmers adopt improved cane varieties and processing methods to increase yields, while markets show steady growth in regional consumption.
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