Boncour Warns on League Armament Control at Geneva
Joseph Paul Boncour French disarmament authority tells Associated Press that nations should place permanent armed forces under League of Nations control to settle war crises. He warns that failure of the 1932 conference could trigger a new arms race and that France aims for perpetual peace amid anxiety over Geneva talks.
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League of Nations
France
Joseph Paul Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
Associated Press
Council of the League of Nations
M. Paul-Boncour
Geneva
Home Made Fear By Parents Shapes Self Confidence
A study by Columbia and Yale tested over 10,000 children ages eight to sixteen in home and school settings. It found home influence outweighs school, church, movies, and sports in forming character. Three home life phases shape emotional habits: attitudes among spouses, siblings, and parents toward children, fostering self confidence or generalized fear that persists into adulthood. Parents create fear by sheltering children from responsibility, or build courage through assigning challenges and honest self judgment.
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Cain
Abel
Columbia
Yale
Becau
John Watson
Cadets rate Canadian ice cream and coffee during rifle meets
A British cadet group attending rifle meets in Canada praised the ice cream as delicious while deeming Canadian coffee nearly undrinkable. They expressed strong affection for Canada and said many would return. The remarks come amid light notes on public health and prohibition conundrums in a casual training exchange.
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Canada
Air Mail Service To Aklavik Must Not Be Abandoned
Edmonton Journal argues Aklavik air mail must stay in operation. It notes old dog team and boat routes took weeks and cost the department 41000 yearly, while airmail contracts add only 6000. The northern air service, under a two cent rate, shows a surplus, suggesting Aklavik should remain outside any plan to cut air mail.
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Aklavik
Vennot
Department
Far North
Northern Air Service
Edmonton Journal
Saskatoon Fair Operatings Loss Drops From 1930
The 1931 Saskatoon Exhibition reported a total operating loss of 13 848.43 including fixed charges, announced by the finance committee. Attendance reached 66 853 with 30 786 in the grandstand, and management operated about 5 000 under the 1930 budget despite adverse conditions.
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Saskatoon
Exhibition Board
Kruschen Salts Claim Relief After Ten Years
A reader testifies that Kruschen Salts eased ten years of chronic acidity after using the product for two months. The note describes benefits like neutralising acidity, gentle elimination, and improved digestion leading to renewed energy and healthier blood flow.
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W. B. Kristen
Kruschen
Krischen
Betty Barclay Weeknight Dishes And Asthma Remedy Ad
A brief recipe segment outlines ftoasted coconut orange cheese balls served on lettuce plates with orange sections and cheese balls, plus a fruit jelly starter using oranges tomatoes and spices. The ad touts Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma remedy as a proven gentle relief with steady conversions.
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Philadelphia
J. D. Kellogg
Saskatchewan Livestock Exhibit to Toronto Royal Winter Fair
A select Saskatchewan livestock exhibit will travel to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto this fall. The Federal and Provincial governments will fund 75 percent and 25 percent of freight costs respectively. The Provincial Government will cover 50 percent of prize money and reduced feed allowances. stock new to the exhibit will receive limited consideration.
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Saskatchewan
Toronto
Saskatchewan Livestock Board
Robert Weir
Weir
W. C. Buckle
Butter Production Rise in Western Canada Last Year
Butter production in western Canada increased by 1,161,424 pounds, totaling 47,124,201 pounds for the year.
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Western
Canada
Government scientists test tenderness of canned produce
A simple device created by government scientists tests the tenderness of canned fruits and vegetables. The report also notes that the only hummingbird found in the eastern United States is the ruby-throated species.
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United States
Britain must be safeguarded to prevent world crisis
The Montreal Star warns that Britain faces an imminent crisis that could endanger global stability. It notes a Labour Prime Minister summoning Conservative and Liberal leaders to craft emergency measures, stressing Britain's role as a world asset in finance and trade and the potential upheaval if the Colossus of the world falters.
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Canada
Montreal Star
Arctic Sea Bottom Sample Reveals Ancient Mud Column
A radiogram from submarine Nautilus reports scientists aboard Capt. Sir Hubert Wilkins’ North Pole expedition sampled the Arctic Ocean bottom at 5220 feet. The core shows a 17 inch long and one inch thick mud column brown to pale blue, dating polar water deposits to vast ages. Worm infestations in children noted with Miller's Worm Powders claimed to exterminate worms and repair damage.
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New York American
Arctic Ocean
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Something To Crow About Alberta Wheat Crop Record
The Edmonton Journal reports Alberta will produce half of the Western wheat crop this year with prime prospects in central and northern regions. Alberta claims the lowest planting and harvesting costs in twenty years, plus a five-cent wheat bonus worth over six million dollars to farmers this fall. Dairy, livestock, and poultry sales add about a million dollars weekly to farm income, giving Alberta strong optimism for the future.
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Alberta
West
Edmonton Journal
Costs of Launching a Novel Publication
An average launch costs about 7 000 dollars including advance publicity and advertising. Some projects cost less but seven thousand is typical for ordinary novels. Large risks are avoided on high profile books like biographies and educational tomes due to steady advance orders from libraries.
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Lbrar ‘Ies
Douglas Egyptian Liniment for Burns and Sore Throats
An old advertisement promotes Douglas Egyptian Liniment as ready relief for burns sores and felons. It claims immediate stopping of bleeding preventing blood poisoning and notes usefulness for sore throat and quinsy with asserted rapid effects.
Ontario Mines Show Decline In First Half Of 1931
The Ontario Department of Mines reports a 12.04 per cent year over year drop in mineral output for the first six months of 1931 while gold production reaches a record 20,608,196 dollars. Total production by June ends at 50,997,740 dollars versus 58,236,562 dollars for the same period in 1930.
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Ontario
Department of Mines
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Oticeman
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11Th Ave
E. Calgery
Alte
Walt
Thomas
London
England
W. ON. U
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Royal Winter Fair
Britain
Arctic
Nauti
ST Charles Mil
Sci
Ontario Mines
Carter
Carters
Atents
Ramsay Co
Ottawa
Appleford
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
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