Prevention Of War Through Pictorial War Hazards in Canada
The article warns that amid flare up reports from Europe and Asia a flood of grim World War I images could backfire. It questions whether showing gruesome scenes will deter youth or spark a desire for adventure, urging careful balance in anti war messaging to avoid unintended promotion of war fantasies.
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Tell Vef
Paris
France
Vienna
Russia
Siberia
Japan
Europe
Asia
Canada
London Seagoing Passengers Reach Quarter Million In Year
About a quarter million travelers arrive and depart London by sea in a year, highlighting busy port activity and substantial maritime movement between ships and the city.
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Io London
A Tired Worn Out Woman Can't Make a Happy Home
The ad copy urges women to avoid suffering and claims a product can restore health and vigor, easing nervous strain and improving home life by addressing worn nerves and fatigue. It frames the woman’s role around household happiness and personal well being.
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Stary BN
Pla Il
Daring 25 mile stratosphere jump planned in England
British parachutist John Tranam boasting of 2000 jumps promotes a 25 mile balloon ascent by American M. E. Ridge to make an open basket leap. Experts warn 50 50 odds of survival, while Haldane and Sir Robert Davis back Ridge. If agreed, the event would occur in 1931 with Tranum claiming safe passage through the extreme altitude.
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John Tranam
M. E. Ridge
Ridge
Ger Tranum
England
J.B. 8. Haldane
Robert Davis
Newt
Tranum
Fragmentary phrase about liver and bile makes reader uneasy
The readable text mentions liver and bile and conveys a sense of malaise but lacks clear facts or a cohesive event. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are present.
Sacred area around St. Pauls urged to limit underground work
A proposal backed by Sir Alexander Gibb and Ralph Freeman calls for a protected zone around St. Pauls Cathedral in London governed by an Act of Parliament. The report warns vibrations endanger the ancient fabric and suggests strict controls or prohibitions on subterranean construction to prevent damage.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Sir Alexander Gibb
Ralph Freeman
St. Paul's
Child Refuses Breakfast Egg Protest at Table
A six year old daughter protests a hot egg at breakfast with the line mother demands compliance. The scene ends with the child asking if she must eat the meal, as the table falls quiet.
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Mary
Electric Needle Aims to Revive Apparent Death
Dr Albert S Hyman of New York described to Philadelphia physicians an electric needle that delivers a heart charge enough to resume beating. He cited tests where revival occurred after shock accidents and ether surgeries, with 40 to 45 percent success, but noted ineffectiveness in constitutional deterioration cases.
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Philadelphia
Albert S. Hyman
New York
Hyman
Surgical Triumph Man Recovers Sight After Operation
Henry Watson a 29 year old who had been blind since age two regains sight after corneal transplants by Cardiff specialist Dr Tudor Thomas. The case drew notable surgeons to observe in hospital while a new television station nears completion in Turin Italy.
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Henry Watson
Watson
Tudor Thomas
Cardiff
Thomas
Curry Recipe With Meat and Apple Stew
A simple curry style dish combines 2 tablespoons chutney 1 tablespoon curry powder 2 onions sliced and browned in Mazola 2 cups stock and Mazola cooked meat cut into dice. Add chopped apple and Henson syrup simmer gently for three hours and serve with boiled rice.
Ancient Skates Unearthed in England’s Early Times
Archaeologists report thirteenth century skating began in England using bone skates tied with leather thongs. Men pushed over ice with an iron shod pole as bone skates found in Moorfields and Finsbury suggest marshy urban fields once hosted winter youths.
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England
Moorfields
Finsbury
London
Shadow of El Tilton Peak Casts 200 Mile Dawn Light
The longest shadow in the world is created by El Tilton Peak on Teneriffe, Canary Islands. Rising 12,200 feet above the Atlantic, its shadow stretches over 200 miles at sunrise and sunset.
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el Tilton Peak
Teneriffe
Canary Isands
Atlantic
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