22 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented ad lists carrier and mail rates for Medicine Hat editions. It shows prices per week and year, with contact details and department notes. The text mentions advertising circulation and various subscription options with amounts and timeframes.
Prime Minister Bennett signals readiness to grant further Empire trade concessions at the Ottawa Conference. He argues broad concessions could lower living costs and revive the Commonwealth. The piece notes evolving policy, calls for coordinated Empire action, and highlights the Toronto Board of Trade resolution backing a broad, pro free-trade approach within Canada and Britain.
Sir J. Forter Fraser notes American philanthropy inspires Britain and its people. He praises how rich Americans fund libraries museums galleries and scientific expeditions, endow hospitals, and support research to banish disease, claiming America still remembers its soul.
An Australasian commentary argues that Australian schooling overemphasizes white collar, "soft handed" careers. It urges a return to valuing skilled handiwork and crafts, calling for more pupils to enter hard-handed occupations and trades.
The plan would save about 80 million dollars yearly for the British Treasury, aiding budget balance. Proponents say reducing the 5 percent rate on a large block of government bonds could boost non-governmental investment and stimulate English industry. The move carries major financial significance worldwide.
Daily and weekly train times listed for Wes and other services. Mentions connections to Illinois cities including Chicago and sleeper options. The text reads as fragmented timetable data with multiple departures across 2.35 am 2.50 am 8.00 am and 8.15 am.
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