Intolerance Threatens Liberty Across Failing World
The article warns that intolerance and rising dictatorships threaten political liberty and democratic stability as nations collapse into materialism and fear. It cites leaders like Hitler, Mussolini, and Soviet figures, arguing mass despair weakens societies and invites demagoguery, with freedom risking loss of intellectual and cultural rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Docka
Tre Miy
Brest
Russia
Hitler
Sussolini
Oo Sanetida
Caer
First Air Mail Delivers Christmas Gifts at Copper Mine NWT
Postal shipment arrives aboard a large Junkers plane after the Copper Mine post office opens along a 1000 mile Arctic coast. Postal Superintendent Walter Hale leads the crew with Lew Parmenter and Rev J Mort assisting. The mission includes distributing gifts and first flight covers torn from around the world amid a Canada north weather crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana Ro
Sensat
le Three Magnet
Inc
Walter Hale
Famonton
Lew Parmenter
J. Mort
Parmenter
Fikemo
Junkers
Arctic
Canadian Composer Sigrid Onegin Praises Emiliano Renaud Repertoire
Canadian composer Sigrid Onegin recounts meeting Emiliano Renaud of Montreal in Switzerland five years ago. She notes his songs in her repertoire, calling him an admirer of her voice and predicting his works will gain fame in years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Onegin
Emiliano Renaud
Montreal
Switzerland
Beauty
Gases and defense skeptical view from Dr Freeth
Dr Francis Freeth of Imperial Chemical Industries argues in London that danger from gases is overstated. He states rapid entry into a net bath makes an average person safe during wartime attacks and ridicules popular fears of poison gas as a weapon. He claims mustard gas is now ineffective due to defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Freeth
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd
London
Freeth
Pr. Freeth
Wonderful Jewel Display At Birmingham Jewellers Ball
An astonishing display of jewels at the Birmingham jewellers first annual ball featured single pieces worth over 30000 each. Diamonds, opals, emeralds, rubies, and more were set in platinum and gold. The total value reached about 750000, with England's loveliest mannequins modeling the pieces and armed detectives mingling in tails among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Stones Jewellers
Birmingham Jewellers
England
Municipal costs rise in Canada report 1922 per capita
A Citizens' Research Institute report shows municipal government cost per person in 1922 topped prior years at 54.74 dollars, with comparisons to 53.12 in 1931 and 90.95 in Victoria, while Toronto ranked third at 64.61 dollars behind Victoria and Farmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Citizens’ Research Institute
Toronto
Victoria
Famonton
Predicts Second Slide Risk In Frank Alberta Area
Dr J A Allan University of Alberta geologist warns a second slide may occur at Frank Alberta with three million cubic yards ready to fail on Turtle Mountain. He urges moving railroad, highway, lines and homes in the valley. Dated April 29 1903, 9 deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Alberta
J. A. Allan
University of Alberta
Frank Alberta
Turtle Mountain
Allan
Appointment of commission to study building industry urged
The Canadian Construction Association completed a three day convention in Toronto with a resolution urging the appointment of a government industry commission to stabilize fluctuations in the building sector. The body also asked the government to appoint a member from the association to advise on unemployment relief insurance. WH. Yates Jr. of Hamilton was elected president with Col. W. A. Foster of Vancouver and Cecil Gunn of Winnipeg as western vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teueral
Toronto
WH. Yates, Jr
Hamilton
Col
W. A. Foster
Vancouver
Cecil Gunn
Winnipeg
Desk cleanliness versus desk slide gag
A manager scolds his office boy for dirty desk while praising the outside banister. The boy keeps composure and explains he cannot slide down the desk, turning the moment into a humorous exchange. The dialogue captures workplace humor and a playful clash between authority and clever retort.
Outlawing Guns Versus Gunning Laws Debate
A fragmented item asserts that progress comes from outlawing guns rather than enforcing limits on lawbreakers. It mentions traffic on the Peiping Mukden railway in China and notes a recent event or observation connected to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping- Mukden
China
Manitoban Wins Cory Cup For Maxwill Lily At London Show
West Canada's prominence in horticulture is highlighted as Manitoba breeder F L Skinner of Dropmore receives the Cory cup from the Royal Horticultural Society in London for a new lily variety named Maxwill. The award honors the originator of the best new hardy garden plant shown during the year. the cup presentation awaits the society’s next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitob
Devel
Canarless
Dominion
Royal Horticultural Society
London
England
Canada
F. L. Skinner
Dropmore
Manitoba
Opin Ada Mor
Money Spent On RCMP Budget Reveals Stable 5615 Dollar Total
The financial intimates tabled in the house of commons show the Royal Canadian Mounted Police budget at 5,615 dollars for next year, the same as this year. The total covers pay clothing allowances ammunition building repairs and supplies including horses dogs stationery and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force
House of Commons
Abandoned Scottish Streetcar Seeks Government Permit
In Gallivay or nearby, a streetcar project seeking government permission to operate trolley service faces abandonment and regulatory hurdles. Local authorities weigh the proposal while keeps options open for future revival and funding.
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