Russia Seeks League of Nations Admission Amid Global Debate
The article argues for admitting Soviet Russia to the League of Nations, noting broad support from Britain France and Italy and opposition from some smaller nations. It asserts self determination as a core principle, warns against excluding Russia on ideological grounds, and urges advance negotiations to secure unanimous approval at the upcoming General Assembly.
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Russia
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Greece
Switzerland
London Times
Canada
Ireland
General Assembly
League
League of Nations
United States
Germany
Taasdaris
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Roosevelt
Hitler
Amblyopia and Ancient Babylon Altars Mentioned
The text defines amblyopia as reduced vision not corrected by glasses and often lacking visible eye changes. It also notes Herodotus describing ancient Babylonian altars as square sun-dried brick heaps, with great altars reportedly made of gold.
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Herodotus
Famed racing husky Toby dies after long career
Emil St Godard of New Hampshire mourns Toby a nine year old lead dog famed across Ontario Quebec and New Hampshire. Toby a cross of husky and greyhound won 28 long distance classics and led St Godard string in six 200 mile derbies between The Pas and Flin Flon. The dog died after stomach trouble despite three doctors efforts. Emil plans to train Toby's pups and continue racing in New Hampshire later this year.
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Toby
Teterborough
New Hampshire
St Godard
St. Godard
Pas
Flin Fion
Ottawa
Quebec
Emil
Kruschen Weight Loss Claim Promises Health Boost
An advertisement recounts a woman who claims dramatic weight loss and better health after using Kruschen, saying she weighed 224 pounds before Christmas and now fits into an altered coat. The copy attributes fat reduction to the product’s six salts aiding daily elimination of waste and poisons.
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Kruschen
Alberta Leads in Marriages and Births Vital Stats Report
Alberta reports show a high marriage rate and birthrate with English, Ukrainian, and German communities contributing. The November peak for marriages, 84 year old grooms and 18 year old brides recur, while 1,416 brides wed before 21 amidst 5,054 total marriages.
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Alberta
Dominion
Quebec
Blind Publisher Climbs Mt Hood With Dog Aid
Ed G Robbins publisher of a Portland weekly newspaper reaches the snow capped summit of Mt Hood despite total blindness. He is aided by his police dog Trebia and explains the climb was for experience and exploration.
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Portland
Ed. G. Robbins
Mt. Hood
Trebia
Scotland Tests Rocket Lifeline to Shore Invention
Scotland experiments with launching lifelines by rocket from ship to shore, a test of a new method to deliver supplies and rescue lines across water, aiming to improve communication and rescue capabilities at sea.
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Scotland
Japan Grows Own Wheat Supply Nears Self Sufficiency
Japan’s five year wheat project began in 1982 to meet domestic needs and has reached its goal two years early. Tokyo officials report this year’s crop at 44819,000 bushels with national consumption near 45000,000, prompting a shift to quality improvements while wheat is mixed with rice in households and soldiers’ rations. Domestic mills may still import Canadian and Australian wheat for blending amid rising prices.
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Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
Tokyo
Japan
Britain's Best Customers 1 Purchases Of Railways Run Into Millions
Britain’s railways account for millions in annual purchases across 50 000 articles. Over 1 000 miles of track are laid or renewed yearly with 210 000 tons of steel rails, 4 000 000 sleepers and 2 000 000 cubic yards of ballast. Coal use, cloth, bricks and oils support mining, mills, and factories, with 16.8 million pounds spent on permanent way and 19.9 million on locomotives and carriages.
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British Railways
The Art Of Making Tea Instructions
The piece extols tea as popular in civilized nations and as a social bond. It gives Salada supplied directions: use fine quality tea, fresh water, an earthenware pot preheated, one level teaspoon per cup plus one for the pot, pour boiling water, steep five minutes, stir lightly before serving, promising fragrant and satisfying tea.
Densely Populated Street In New York Described
Miss Marguerite Wales, a social worker, notes 112th Street between First and Second Avenues in New York as the world’s most densely populated small area. The 700 foot block houses 2,700 residents with about 70 percent on relief.
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112Th Street
First and
Second Avenues
York
Marguerite Wales
Miss Wales
Bridge Expert Misleadingly Referred In Riddle
A terse remark notes ambiguity in the term bridge expert, suggesting it could denote a dentist, an engineer, or a card player, highlighting language play and misdirection.
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