03 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
1
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Editorial outlines annual mail rates for Savanna readers with purchases by mail. Advertising, circulation, and news departments listed. The notice provides prices: six months for 3.00 and three months for 1.50.
W R Brown of Manchester argues Alberta Red Label beef should lead UK imports over Ontario finished cattle. Editorial urges linking Alberta ranches with Brooks and Vauxhall irrigation districts to build an export program. It notes Britain buys four million Argentina chilled carcases annually and calls for faster development of overseas markets.
The Western Retailer analyzes past recoveries and finds a fixed sequence: commodity raw material prices rise first, then bonds and stocks advance, followed by wholesale goods price hikes, and finally higher retail prices. Current signals show commodity prices firming and bond market gains, with textile prices rising as buyers enter raw wool markets.
The piece notes a multi stage recovery in the clothing trade with Stage 4 focused on when retail price increases will begin. It states a lag before the retail field shows results, that consumer goods have ended their decline, but exact timing of price upticks remains unpredictable.
A Calgary Conservative writes of ordering two British suits valued at £16 16s. Duty and taxes push the total to about 65 percent, with various tariffs and a special Dominion duty. He argues the cost reflects stand by the Empire politics of Ottawa.
A reader describes a normal rise in heart rate when standing, noting an average 6 to 10 beats per minute in healthy individuals and higher rises in some patients. Dr. W Allan reports cases where standing increased heart rate by about 35 beats, with mixed blood pressure changes, none showing heart murmurs, suggesting toning through gradual exercise rather than digitalis.
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