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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
2
A short item describes a new volume produced from Opener diving the ver and added a number to them. The book is priced at sixty cents and will likely rank with top sellers this year. It notes availability in book stores.
Lloyd George opposes a strong international police force as impracticable while Hoover argues the league should rely on moral and economic power. Both views reflect their wartime roles and the different scopes of military versus civilian leadership.
Musson Book Co. Ltd. Toronto releases A Chance to Laugh by Bob Edwards. The collection gathers mirth provoking stories chosen from The Eye, promising humor from foreword to hindword.
The 1920 fiscal year ending March 31 saw a rebound in imports from Great Britain and continued strong U S purchases, which accounted for 75.44 percent of total U S imports. Canada’s trade with the U S totaled 1 266 124 725 while UK trade reached 615 425 917. Canada remains the second largest U S customer after Britain, with 50 percent of U S exports going to the British Empire. The piece urges commercial ties over Anglophobic rhetoric and notes empire resources could grow with prudent U S policy.
A Columbus newspaper extols the cool calm and courageous Calvin Coolidge as a capable citizen who adds character to the nation’s choice. The piece emphasizes Coolidge’s steadiness and persuasive public service.
The Ottawa Herald argues the tariff issue hinges on whose will shapes policy rather than free trade versus protection. It urges Canadians to unite for a tariff and government reflecting the people in stores fields and offices, using peaceful ballot power to demand sane fair policy and social justice.
A Springfield Republican fragment contrasts a Florida editor's quip about richer poets with a question about poets earning as much as millionaires. It highlights the tension between wealth and creative imagination in shaping society.
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