Five Major Problems Facing Germany Outlined in Interviews
The Financial Post reproduces a study of policy experts including Prof J. E. Lattimer of Macdonald College. It lists five major issues: national credit, unbalanced budgets, transportation, unemployment, and agriculture. Lattimer favors lowering farm costs to improve export competitiveness, a stance aligning with the low price school of thought.
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Tech
Lad
Dominion
Youraliat
Ne Tarei
Eney
Gresuny
Steyens
Piorty
Sisme
Christan
Principea
Proctor J. E. Lattimer
Macdonald College
Tia
Canada
Macdon
Ald College
Lattimer
Japan Education Reform Highlighted by London Herald
A London Daily Herald summary cites Japan as excelling in public education where access is broad and costs for higher studies are around £12 2s per year. It notes the mix of social classes among students and claims the Japanese worker excels beyond wage comparisons, suggesting education as the key factor. The piece also mentions uncertain age limits for turtles or tortoises.
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Rome
Japan
London Daily Herald
British Merchants Seek Flags Medals for Coronation
Japanese merchants in the Far East prepare for the King's coronation next year by taking orders for flags, hunting medals and picture postcards to be sold in empire markets. British traders say English Union Jacks cost more from English manufacturers than from Japanese dealers. Less than 1 percent of London elementary school children are poorly fed.
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Far East
Vimy Memorial Teeming Pylons and Names of Soldiers
The Vimy Memorial towering 138 feet rises with twin pylons sketched by Walter Allward the Cant Tan sculptor later completed with thousands of artisans. Names of 1,000 Canadian soldiers listed on stone slabs come from the Spalato quarry in Yugoslavia once used by Roman emperor Sloteuan. The main figure shows Neanade mourning while Truth Knowledge Peace and Sacrifice stand guard over the battle ends of 20 years ago.
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Walter Allward
Spalato
Yugoavia
Sloteuan
Neanade
Sinerigure
Selected Recipes Manes Muffins Summary
Selected recipe notes list muffins using sugar molasses eggs milk flour baking powder salt bran and raisins. Directions say cream butter with sugar, beat eggs with molasses and milk, combine with bran and raisins then flour and leavening, bake in greased pans at high heat then reduce temperature.
Fixing His Age Visitor Boston Boy Dialogue
A witty exchange reveals the boy’s self described ages in different senses with a remark on silk production noting the United States yields 90 percent of the world’s finished silk. The fragment highlights a humorous, era voice exchange.
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Sonny
Boston
United States
Saskatchewan Debt Adjustment Board Bulletin 1936 Crop
Government circular explains debt adjustment services free through the Debt Adjustment Board with offices in each judicial district. It outlines priority for crop proceeds, one third crop share limits, and eligibility for additional relief through local representatives. Copies available via municipal secretaries and Department offices. service is free.
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T. C. Davis
Saskatchewan
Debt Adjustment Board
Province of
Regina
Department of Municipal Affairs
Department Of|utate
Finds Dead Volcano Manitoba Man Discovers Extinct Cone
Harry N. Hawes of Dauphin prospecting reports an extinct volcano cone in the Boggy Creek district north of Roblin within the Duck Mountain forest reserve, about 210 miles northwest of Winnipeg. Samples of lava and lime carbonate support the discovery as five streams run from the cone to a lava bed, with a nearby mineral hot spring. The inverted stone summit is described as a quarter mile wide and about 200 feet deep.
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Manitoba
Harry N. Hawes
Dauphin
Roblin
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
Winnipeg
Child prodigy grows vocab to many words at two
The piece notes that a Cres ton child, Carol Lynn Rowe, aged 214 years, is among linguists' examples of rapid language acquisition. It cites Towa of Cres ton, at 20 months, with a 600 word vocabulary and growing. the child is learning English now and plans to study German, French, Italian, and Spanish later.
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Carol Lynn Rowe
Creston
Towa
Princess Arthur of Connaught Nearly Fulfills Nursing Prince Role
The News of the World reports Princess Arthur of Connaught as the only fully qualified nurse in the Royal Family. Raised with discretion she formed a controversial romance after marriage and faced a drastic plan on her honeymoon involving discarding about 40 black velvet hats chosen by cautious relatives.
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Princess Arthur
Connaught
Arthur
News of the World
Industrial Growth Noted in Japanese Empire 1668 Milestone
In historical context, a stark lack of industrial companies existed in the Japanese empire in 1668 with no electric wire, insurance policy, bank building, or printing press, highlighting a dramatic shift in later infrastructure and industry.
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