The Surfeit of Theories On World Economy
An editorial urges focus on concrete problems over endless economic theories. It stresses restoring world trade, open markets, and wheat marketing as core to Canada’s recovery, arguing high taxes and overbearing social services hinder personal provision for retirement. It questions tariff reform and government action, urging practical steps by McFarland, Stevens, and farmers.
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Tode
Evry
Condit
Canada
Minerva
Jupiter
United States
Mr. McFarland
Mr. Stevens
The Baby Airplane Ready for Small Engine Power
England produces a baby aero engine capable of one hundred horsepower in a 190 pound frame. Installed upside down for clear vision, it includes a self starter so a pilot can start with a touch of a button. The unit suggests a future of crowded skies with tiny aircraft like midges in summer.
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England
Perfect Engineering Marks Milepost on Colorado River Aqueduct
Two tunnel crews drilled from opposite ends for 17 months meeting in the mountain to complete a 38 mile long tunnel 17 feet in diameter on the Colorado River aqueduct project as Southern California municipalities seek to augment their water supply. Four shorter tunnels have been completed. Christian Science Monitor.
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California
Christian Science Monitor
Kruschen Salt Cure Promises Lumbago Relief
A reader credits Kruschen Salts with curing a lumbago attack after a hospital stay. The letter claims the remedy prevents recurrence by purifying the bloodstream and ensuring regular elimination. It argues the product acts at the root cause by removing impurities and supporting overall organ function.
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Kruschen
Twenty Years Late French Court Clears Family as Spies
A military court on January 19 granted vindication to the Moreau family, two members died in jail for alleged spying during war. Surviving relatives receive 28,000 francs in damages. Louis Moreau and two sons were sentenced to penal servitude in French Guiana. wife sentenced for signaling with a bicycle lamp. The court found light flashes at the house not proven as signals.
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Louis Moreauy
Moreau
French Guiana
Moreaus
Chinese warlords levy friendship tax in Szechwan
Warlords in Szechwan China discussed new ways to fill empty treasuries and imposed a friendship tax on all civilians. They warned that immunity from army enmity depends on cheerful, prompt payment of the good feeling levy.
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Szechwan
China
Simple directions for quick relief aspirin ad
When you have a cold follow simple treatment shown here prescribed by doctors for quick safe relief. Aspirin acts fast and relieves ache and distress. take aspirin every two hours the first day then less often. Gargle with aspirin solution for sore throat in minutes. Ask your doctor about aspirin. look for Bayer cross on every tablet.
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Aspiria
Canada
Bayer
New Chemical Formula Discovery From Columbia University
Columbia University announced the discovery of Vitamin B E a nerve vitamin preservation health. The formula from Robert R Williams links carbon nitrogen hydrogen oxygen and sulphur atoms to produce pure Vitamin B enabling scalable synthesis for treating nerve disorders.
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Columbia University
Robert R. Williams
Columbia
Key West Duval Street Straddles Gulf to Atlantic
A single Duval Street in Key West Florida runs from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean. The long stretch links two major coastlines in a historic island town. Local observers note its unique east west path and role in commerce and travel.
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Key West
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Duval Stre
Portugal Faces Overcrowded Prisons With Returning Colonials
The Overseas Daily Mail reports Portugal must repatriate 282 convicts from colonies as Lisbon prisons are full. They cannot be housed locally and will be placed in concentration camps. Many are described as among the worst criminals. The item notes P C Waller and J Taylor, long-serving Southampton police, are tied to Boer War lore.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Overseas Daily Mail
P. C. Waller J. Taylor
Southampton
New York Tops U S Cities Since 1790 Census
New York has been the largest U S city since the first census in 1790 when it recorded about 33 000 inhabitants.
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York
United States
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