Another Boom Coming in North America Warned by Economists
The piece cautions that signs of another boom in North America could mirror the 1920s excesses and the 1929 crash. It cites Roger W. Babson and other authorities urging prudent recovery through sound business practices while warning against speculative inflation and unchecked demand. Western Canada seen as less prone to repeat the reckless, high-risk finance that preceded earlier collapses.
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Wnich
Roger W. Babson
United State
Ceenat Geasineas Cataclyam
Sir. Habeen
Canada
Ghent
Western Canada
Inverted Stomach Rare Operation Performed in Montreal
A 51-year-old woman in Montreal underwent one of medicine’s rarest surgeries to correct an upside down stomach. The 2 hour procedure restored her stomach to normal position and realigned her heart, an outcome doctors called extraordinary in an otherwise healthy adult.
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Montreal
BBC orders largest internal clean up after flood of complaints
Broadcasting House to survey every department in a campaign to keep the air clean. A black book of forbidden items is started as comedians lines must be submitted four days before broadcasts and plays with strong language will be rigorously inspected. Protests over realistic studio cases will be referred to department directors for final decisions.
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BBC
British Broadcasting Corporaton
Broadcasting House
Cecil Graves
Alberta Wheat Output Tops Sixteen Million Bushels
Alberta field crops last year produced 67 million bushels of wheat from 7.36 million acres at an average price of 87 cents. Total return reached 58.2 million dollars, while peas and beans emerged as high performers with an average around 150 dollars per unit.
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Alberta
Weather Note Mentions Extreme Temperature Record
A fragment references a wetting arce bum at ten thousand degrees reportedly hotter than eon 2193. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to confirm details.
Egypt Mummies May Return to Original Tombs
The Egyptian Government weighs returning pharaoh mummies from Cairo Museum to their tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Experts say Cairo's damp climate harms the mummies, and moving them back is viewed as the best solution to preserve the historic royal remains.
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Ancient Egypt
Cairo Museum
Valley of the Kings
Fragmentary OCR Note With Jumbled Phrases
A garbled OCR snippet presents nonsensical phrases and stray words. Readable content includes disjointed lines about waking a liver and jumping out, with references to names such as Maud and Lethe and scattered terms like pounds and days, but no coherent report or clear event.
Film on British Home and Mediterranean fleet maneuvers
A forthcoming documentary style film will depict the British Home and Mediterranean fleets through four camera teams with the Red and Blue fleets. It follows two boys who join the navy from enlistment to active service amid the maneuvers. Commander J L F Hunt, noted for Men Like These and White Ensign, is producer.
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J. L. F. Hunt
Sketch of Tower Bridge on Banquet Tablecloth
The City of London Corporation seeks a tablecloth used at a 1877 banquet that bears the first sketch of Tower Bridge by Sir Horace Jones. The blotting pad sketch is kept at Guildhall, and the tablecloth remains missing.
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London Tower Bridge
City of London Corporation
Sir Horace Jones
Tower Bridge
Guildhall
Mount Rainier Glacier System Superior in United States
Mount Rainier hosts a glacier system far larger than any other US peak with twenty eight rivers of ice extending down its slopes throughout the year.
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Mount Rainier
United States
Linoleum repairs with glue and cork chips
Small holes in linoleum can be patched using liquid glue and finely chipped cork. The method provides a simple repair technique for flooring defects.
Made Radio History by Madame Chiang Kai-Shek
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek became the first Chinese woman to address a world audience in faultless English from her home marking the third anniversary of China’s new life movement. She praised national unity, the end of the warlord era, and Chiang Kai-Shek’s push for economic progress, noting highways and buses aiding growth. A Canadian farmer found coal on his land while digging for water, and Bolivian natives wear bark hats soaked in water. The U.K. uses tea six times more than coffee.
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Taame
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Empire Defence Costs Should Realize Imperial Duty
Leopold Amery former Dominions Secretary defended the government defence program. He argued empire defense cannot rely on a small island and rejected the view that rearmament equates to war. He warned against keeping treasure in brittle jars while others arm.
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Hach
Leopold Ame
Dominions
Germany
Makes Transport Safer By Understanding Air Route Conditions
The Montreal Star urges suspending air services over certain routes until conditions affecting safety are clearer and pilots are better prepared. Public unease grows as fatalities rise, prompting prudence and steadier qualifications for airmen. Mrs. Lucy Dudman is noted for 50 years serving St Peters church Wiltshire as caretaker, clerk, bellringer, verger, stoker and funeral response leader.
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Montreal Star
Lucy Dudman
St. Peter's Church
Wiltshire
England
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