The One Thing Behind World Low Mood Says Jackson
Professor Gilbert E. Jackson argues the root cause of widespread gloom is everyday selfishness. He urges economic reform to start with a change of heart, stressing the Golden Rule as a practical cure and calling for mutual aid between debtors and creditors, workers and employers.
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Proceor
Gilbert E. Jackson
University of Toronto
Empire Club of Toronto
Canada
Professor Jackson
Jackson
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsement Claim
A testimonial notes relief from Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills after confessing personal trouble to a friend. The customer mentions purchasing labor and experiencing relief, recommending the product to others in need. The advertisement is attributed to The T. Miburs Co. Lal.
Supplies From Britain Boost Canadian Trade
Hon H H Stevens reported rising imports from the United Kingdom in the first nine months of the fiscal year. Trade minister noted the diverse demand for British raw materials to be finished domestically or used in manufacturing, calling the increase encouraging.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Hon
H.H. Stevens
Favor Sweepstakes Seeks Plebiscite On Hospitals
The Union of British Columbia Municipalities at its Victoria convention moves to petition the British Columbia government for a province wide plebiscite on legalizing hospital sweepstakes. It plans to urge all municipal unions in Canada and the Canadian Union of Municipalities to join in similar action.
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Union of
British Columbia
Victoria
Government of
Canada
Canadian Union of Municipalities
Rag rugs win praise from Quebec visitor
A Three Rivers woman recalls a wealthy Quebec City visitor praising her dyed rag rugs. She used Diamond Dyes to color old scraps, making permanent dark shades by boiling and offering fast, washable results. Diamond Tints provide lighter shades for lingerie and summer wear.
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Three Rivers
Quebec
Study Finds Bald Habitual Criminals In Japan
Dr Kinzo Saxa of Fukuoka Prison Tokio reports a ten year study of 1521 criminals finds nine typical habitual offenders. They had 16 to 29 prior convictions and 20 to 30 years in prison and were all bald.
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Kinzo Saxa
Fukuoka
Tokio
Courtroom humor in a car crash trial exchange
A court case arising from a car accident features a defendant’s lawyer questioning the victim about whether the vehicle involved was a motor car. The victim quips that the vehicle resembled a car and adds a wry line about being struck by the resemblance, highlighting the exchange’s sharp wit.
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Sctim
Cannot Issue Special Coins Ent Rejected By Ottawa
Discussion over issuing special 50 cent coins for Toronto’s 1934 centennial was blocked by His Majesty's government. The request aimed to help financing and a city monopoly on sale, but the Ottawa ruling upheld British doctrine that only the King benefits from coinage and no precedent for Toronto was allowed.
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Canada
Ottawa
Toronto
Stewart
France Builds Largest Gun in World War I Era
France announces a 52 centimeter howitzer, the world’s largest artillery piece. It fires a 3,080 pound shell up to 11.5 miles, exceeds Britain’s 18 inch naval gun, and rides a railway mount 98 feet long weighing 265 tons.
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France
Britain
Lord Clive
Travellers urge Saskatchewan hotel fire inspections
Members of the Associated Canadian Travellers in Saskatoon called for government action to enforce fire escape regulations in Saskatchewan hotels. They cited travellers as the key group to push for safety and referenced the Tisdale tragedy to illustrate fire hazards. Imports to Greece from the United States outpaced 1931, and Haifa harbor improvements in Palestine were to be completed.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Tisdale
Pedestrians in Maine To Walk Left Of Highway
Maine officials recognize pedestrian rights on highways in principle. A proposed enactment would require walkers to travel on the left side facing oncoming traffic, increasing safety for pedestrians while easing motorists’ hazards.
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Maine
State of
Brandon Sun
Whistler Class Interest At Maryland Institute Art School
A registrar answers a telephone inquiry from a woman asking about a Whistler class. The caller expresses interest after hearing of the Whistler exhibition and seeks enrollment information.
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Maryland Inestitute Art School
Whisters
Whistlers
Whistler
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