21 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
1
In Medicine 1 Year by carrier 1 Week by carrier Year by mail Month by mail 12.00 est 1.00 15 Outside Medicine 1 Year by mail 12 Months by mail 3 Months by mail 6 Always in advance.
The report surveys signals from world leaders on tariff reductions at the World Economic Conference. It notes debates over competitive tariffs and their potential to destroy trade, with quotes from Bennett MacDonald Chamberlain Salter Layton. It argues silver payments could stabilize exchange and ease gold strain for monetary balance.
Medical reasoning links rapid modern living to heart strain and higher heart disease in European and American societies. In contrast, slower Orientals show lower heart disease rates, suggesting longevity benefits from a less strenuous pace. The Kingston Whig Standard urges a slower lifestyle to increase lifespan.
In accepting Britain's payment of 10 million dollars in silver at 50 cents an ounce the United States expects the price of silver to rise to that level an increase of about 38 percent over current value Britain bought the silver from the government of India at an unstated price but the move signals potential market effects.
The Moose Jaw Times Morning Herald argues that crop yield per acre, not acreage sown, largely determines world wheat supply. It says experts cannot control yields, but leaders and industry can influence consumption and should focus on human factors in a year of abundant supply.
Pravda reports wages up 67 percent from 1928 to 1932 while Western nations fall. critics note rouble depreciation and rising real prices. Official note issue suggests 6.133 billion roubles in circulation in July 1932, higher than plan, with cabbage prices up 125 percent and potatoes 2,528 percent since 1931.
A collage of overheard quips and banter from a past era. A mix of jokes about divorce, money, sleep during a band concert, a night watchman whistling, and a pun about Darwin. The tone mimics a lighthearted newspaper column of humorous snippets.
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