Remembrance Day Reflections On War And Peace For Canada
The article marks Remembrance Day as a global memorial with ceremonies, wreaths, and prayers for the fallen. It urges lasting commitment beyond November 11, condemns war, and calls Canada to lead in world peace, curb selfish nationalism, and promote disarmament and global harmony. It cites Isaac F. Marcosson on disarmament and emphasizes memory, duty, and peaceful policies at home and abroad.
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British Playwright Noel Coward Praises Dominion Drama Festival
British playwright Noel Coward, visiting Canada, praises the Dominion Drama Festival as a distinct theatre contribution that broadens interest among Little Theatre groups. He plans to attend next spring if possible, having 24 or 25 plays produced. He is en route to Milwaukee for a rehearsal of his latest work, Point Valain, set to open in Boston on Christmas night.
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Dominion
Basia
Noel Coward
Canad
Cirele Tt
Cowan
Drought and Heat Hit Chinese Farmers Crushing Losses
A National Famine Relief Commission report cites spring and summer heat and drought in China as causing farmer and peasant losses expected to top 1.2 billion dollars. The assessment draws on data from the hardest hit districts and highlights widespread agricultural damage across provinces.
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National Famine Relief Commission
False teeth held tight by special cement plan
A fragment describes a dental cement product that keeps false teeth secure with a cushion like support. It mentions Dr Wernet and Selle and promises comfort, mouth hygiene, and prevention of soreness, noting availability at drugstores.
Pirandello Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Italian dramatist and novelist Luigi Pirandello receives the Nobel Prize in literature. The award honors his varied body of work including poetry plays and prose with famous titles such as As You Desire Me and Six Characters in Search of an Author.
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Lugi Pirandello
Pirandello
Ivan Buin
Rome
University of Bonn
Woman claims nail driving feats spark reckless driving
A woman asserts she can drive a two inch nail with one hammer blow, a claim that draws attention to reckless driving behavior and prompts skepticism about safety and skill.
Canada enjoys improved business and empire trade gains
The Canadian Manufacturers Association reports general uptrend in Canada since early 1933, highlighted by the Produced in Canada exhibition in Montreal. For the year ending September 1934, exports to empire countries reached about 324 million dollars, surpassing 1930 levels, while total exports to foreign countries stood at 567 million dollars in 1920 compared with 307 million for the year ending September 1934.
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Canada
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Montreal
Hoga Graded in Canada for First 43 Weeks of 1934
The Hoga graded in Canada for the first 43 weeks of 1934 ended October 25. It numbered 2,573,004, a decrease of 172,459 from the same period in 1933.
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Canada
Representative to join western board of grain standards
E. B. Ramsay, chairman of the board of grain commissioners, promised that Will Have Rep .A. representing the Peace River district will be added to the western board of grain standards. The statement outlinesünft.
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