Democracy Questions Stir Thought In A Time Of Crisis
A long column argues for nonpartisan public discourse and urges readers to answer questions about democracy. It cites General Johnson on democracy’s strengths and weaknesses and asks how to safeguard democracy amid panic, demagoguery, and rapid social change. It emphasizes education, self-control, and informed citizenry.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
General Johnson
Johnson
Mystery Bells Ring In Lucca Church After Power Fault
villagers in Lucca Italy believed a miracle occurred as bells of the Santo San Pietro church rang for days unassisted. An electrician traced the sound to a live tramway line contact with the belfry wiring, solving the mystery and allowing rest at last.
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Santo San Pietro
Lucca
Italy
Maggiano
Farm Outlook for Saskatchewan Predicts Cheerful Factors
The fourth annual Farm Outlook report from the University of Saskatchewan foresees modest improvements continuing in the rural economy. Wheat likely to rise more than fall, beef cattle and dairy prices up from last year, sheep and work horse prices higher, and wool poised to gain toward year end.
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Saskatchewan
William Allen
EC. Hope
Department of Farm Management
University of Saskatchewan
Rheumatism Victory After Kruschen Salts Claim
A 70 year old man formerly crippled by rheumatism reports renewed strength after using Kruschen Salts. He claims to now work 12 hours daily, crediting the product for dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding digestion while preventing further body poisons.
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Sonna
G. J
Watch Recovered From Relief Foods In Saskatchewan
A wrist watch belonging to Mrs. Oscar Coleman of Delta was found in a bag of relief foodstuffs sent in a carload to Saskatche wan last fall. The watch, lost after the pay was forwarded, was recovered following a newspaper advertisement in Luseland, Saskatchewan.
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Ontario
Saskatchewan
Oscar Coleman
Delta
Luseland
Sask
Campaign drives arrest law violators nationwide
United States enforcement agencies reported 1,219 arrests in a coast to coast drive targeting violators in treasury enforcement areas. The roundup included peddlers addicts smugglers counterfeiters liquor tax evaders and other treasury enforcement offenders across the country. Approximately 50 000 Canadian farmers are in the maple sugar business and golden eagles fly faster than two miles a minute.
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United States
United States Treasury
Treasury
Left Estate To Servants In Newtown Mass Bequeaths
The will of Mrs. Jessie A. Goddard, 80, bequeaths a mansion in Newton Massachusetts to a chauffeur his wife a cook and an upstairs maid to manage as they choose. Heirs include William Wilson employed 25 years Annie Macauley Margaret Macauley and Jane Douglass. Other bequests totaling 200000 go to friends former servants charities churches and distant relatives.
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Jessie A. Goddard
William Wilson
Canadian Licenses Cereal Varieties Under Seed Act
Under the Seed Act no new cereal grain variety may be sold under its name in Canada unless licensed by the Dominion Minister of Agriculture after tests by the cereal division of the Dominion experimental farms.
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Canaaa
Canada
Dominion Minister of Agriculture
Cereal Division
Dominion Experimental Farms
Uncle John Leaves Tommy with a Pound Note
A short tale shows Uncle John giving his nephew a pound note and warning him to be careful with money. Tommy replies that he appreciates the gift even as he jokes about the old saying. Bunches of small carrots are described as corsages worn by ladies at Queen Elizabeth I's court.
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John
Tommy
Queen Elizabeth
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