The Predicament Of Youth In Western Canada Today
A long analysis argues youth in Western Canada face a growing unemployment crisis after a decade of economic low mood. It warns that direct relief is not a cure and urges government action to create work and practical training, citing Saskatchewan mentors and calls for apprenticeship models from Britain and Denmark.
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Denmark
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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preparation for Nervous Headaches
An ad-like fragment promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preparation to calm nerves and aid female organs, hinting at headache relief and nervous tension, with implied medical claims.
Man 103 Wants Payment To Watch Film Then Enjoys It
Jacob Nabel, a 103 year old Hungarian born Cleveland clothing store proprietor, joked he would need pay if he watched a movie but after viewing a technicolor production he called it so good he would be willing to see another. He had never ridden in a car or seen a show before this screening.
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Nabel
Cleveland
Poland Has Rich Resources and Unyielding Independence
The Montreal Star notes Poland as a rich nation with vast timber, bacon, and egg exports, and major coal, salt, iron, zinc, oil, and gas resources. It stresses Poland endured tyranny, recalling centuries of oppression, and remains steadfast against coercive alliances while seeking lasting peace.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Cracow
Austria
Upper Silesian
Rumania
Montreal Star
One Way To Collect Druggist Walter Bloes Scheme
Druggist Walter Bloes of Peck alle Pa offers a one per cent rebate on all purchases but directs customers to list their church. He records purchases on forms and periodically sends cheques to their pastors as part of the plan.
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Walter Bloes
Peckalle
Night of the Big Wind marks its centenary in Ireland
The New York Times recalls Ireland's Night of the Big Wind on January 6 1839. Affected regions include Limerick and Dublin areas with hundreds of houses blown down and burned. About twenty people died and one hundred drowned as wrecks lined coasts of Ireland and western England. The event is noted as a national memory used in pension era discussions.
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New York Times
Ireland
Limerick
Dublin
England
Trans-Canada Air Lines to set ten cents per mile fares
Canada Gazette notice states standard passenger fares across all TCA points will be 10 cents a mile. Fare fractions are rounded to five cents if 0.05 or more, or dropped if 0.025 or less. TCA plans to start passenger flights on April 1.
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Trans-Canada Air Lines
Canada Gazette
TCA
Hungary marks historic crescent roll with monument
Hungary celebrates a 250 year old crescent shaped roll first made to honor a Turkish victory. A new monument commemorates the roll and its place in national memory.
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Hungary
Sawdust Fuels Hundreds Of British Columbia Homes
Sawdust, once waste, now fuels heating for over 15000 homes in British Columbia. Engineers and forest products labs devised efficient methods to burn sawdust, returning value to mills as previously discarded waste. Canada’s annual sawdust output could cover 15 to 20 city blocks 100 feet deep, contributing to reduced coal mine production. The report notes a talking machine would not fill a current need.
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British Columbia
Combustion Engineers
Forest Products Laboratories
Canadian Department of Mines and Esources
Canada
Victoria Times
Sunlight exposure linked to lower dental decay in boys study
A study of 94 000 boys finds that those with a good deal of sunshine have less dental decay than peers in low sun areas. The report notes deer normally shed antlers during the breeding season.
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