Is Democracy A Failure in Times of Crisis
A long column argues for democracy while warning of demagogues and mob mentality. It questions Johnson's claim that democracy is best for peace yet worst in crisis, urging readers to think clearly, maintain self-control, and study economic and political facts to prevent panic and preserve democratic rights.
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West
Ahip
S. Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
Johnson
Allscard
Perm
Rewsp E
Dan Crheers
Monthin
Perie
Jonson
Electric bells puzzle Lucca villagers end in a shock
In Lucca Italy villagers believed a miracle was signaled by bells tolling from the Little church of Santo San Pietro. The bells rang day and night until an electrician traced the cause to a live tramway wire touching the bell tower wires. The clappers were tied and the priest kept the key, yet the ringing continued until the wire fault was fixed.
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Santo San Pietro
Lucca
Italy
Maggiano
Saskatchewan Farm Outlook predicts gradual gains ahead
The fourth annual Farm Outlook from the University of Saskatchewan experts forecasts moderate improvement to continue. Wheat may stay uncertain but likely to rise, with higher prices for beef cattle dairy cows and butter, rising sheep and work horse prices, and wool expected to climb later in the year.
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Saskatchewan
William Allen
E. C. Hope
Department of Farm Management
University of Saskatchewan
Rheumatism Relief Claim From Kruschen Salts
A 70 year old man reports severe rheumatism last Christmas with daily tasks impossible. After using Kruschen Salts in tea he claims to work 12 hours daily and recommends the product, noting its supposed uric acid dissolving action and other health benefits.
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Tom
Watch Found In Relief Bag Returned To Owner
A wrist watch belonging to Mrs. Oscar Coleman of Delta was recovered in Luseland Saskatchewan after a relief bag sent to Saskatoon last fall contained the timepiece. The owner had misplaced the watch when the bag was forwarded and a newspaper ad in Saskatchewan led to its return.
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Ontario
Saskatchewan
Oscar Coleman
Delta
Luseland
Sask
Suppress Crime Drive Nets 1219 Treasury Arrests Coast to Coast
United States treasury law enforcement agencies report a coast to coast drive on law violators resulting in 1,219 arrests. Narcotics dealers smugglers counterfeiters liquor tax evaders and other violators under treasury enforcement were rounded up nationwide. Also notes about maple sugar farmers and a statement that golden eagles fly faster than two miles a minute.
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United States
United States Treasury
Treasury
Will leaves Mass mansion to chauffeur and staff
In Ton, Massachusetts, the will of 80 year old Mrs Jessie A Goddard leaves her stately mansion to her longtime chauffeur William Wilson and his wife Annie, cook Miss Margaret Macauley, and maid Miss Jane Douglass. Total bequests exceed $200,000 to friends former servants charities churches and distant relatives.
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Ton
Mass
Jessie A. Goddard
William Wilson
Margaret Macauley
Jane Douglass
Pile Torture Now Unnecessary Phrase Emerges
A fragmented notice references the export of a tile from Canada to Great Britain in 1835 by DERHOOF & CO. LIMITED. The entry notes the period from January 1 to February 21 with document number 4,781 and hints at a change in the value of the home method.
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Oriters
Frye
Derhoof & CO. Limited
Canada
Great Britain
Must License Variety Under Canada Seeds Act
Canada enforces a rule requiring any new cereal grain variety to receive a license from the Dominion Minister of Agriculture after tests by the cereal division of the Dominion experimental farm before it can be sold under its variety name. This preserves control over seed names and ensures evaluation standards are met.
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Canada
Dominion Minister of Agriculture
Dominion Experimental Farma
Uncle John’s gift and a cautionary proverb
A nephew receives a pound from Uncle John with a warning that "a fool and his money are soon parted." Tommy responds with gratitude for the parting of money. The scene shifts to floral corsages made from mall carrots by ladies at an eth court of Queen Ell.
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Tommy
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