11 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
1
The page lists department phone numbers for Editorial News Reporting, Advertising, Circulation and Job departments. It presents contacts as PHONE 3452 for Editorial, PHONE 2028 for Advertising Circulation and Jet.
The piece argues the university’s central role in provincial education, noting universities predate state primary schools and must not be sidelined for cost cuts. It urges careful consideration of amalgamating faculties and emphasizes preserving scholarly mission over mere savings. It also notes opinions from Wichita Eagle and Star Weekly on lending and repayment expectations.
A London Star report discusses Francis Gribble's volume detailing how American states historically repudiated debts from the War of Independence to civil war damages. It notes estimates of unpaid sums, including interest, and cites examples from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, and actions by various states and individuals.
A humorous dialogue features Janet’s unpopularity blamed on winning a popularity contest. The segment blends light vanity with a mock serious tone. A later joke shows Albert miscounting ostrich legs provoking a mother’s correction and a classroom punchline.
Puzzle solution for Saturdays layout printed here includes clues and answers across and down. Names like Eugene Sheffer and standard wordplay terms populate the grid with a mix of verbs nouns and abbreviations.
The piece argues that production follows consumption tied to public purchasing power. It notes workers form the main market, wage cuts shrink demand and jobs, and even in prosperity Britain cannot absorb produced goods. It warns scarce money and restricted currency threaten global markets and forebode a coming debacle.
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