19 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
1
In the Coni od ABE D phone 2028 section a Wednesday September 19 1934 notice highlights the Advertising Circulation and Job Department. The item notes department roles and contact methods for readers seeking ad space or employment information.
The Toronto Star rejects a national union government in Canada as unreal. The piece argues Bennett and Ning would not retire for a lieutenant and King would not join or be ousted to form such a government. It cites Liberal Tory policy clashes and tariff failures ahead of a general election.
The article notes a veteran United Farmers of Alberta figure praising Premier Bennett while Saskatchewan politics shows camouflage and hypocrisy. It suggests a possible repetition in Alberta with Tories and CCF as unlikely bedfellows, hinting at a dramatic election tableau to come.
Lethbridge Experimental Station outlines cistern options for prairie farms lacking reliable well water. Concrete brick wood options, circular or hexagonal shapes, and filtering with clean sharp sand are described, plus lime treatment guidance and storage recommendations for safe livestock and human use.
The text explains the thyroid gland as a ductless organ in the neck and how thyroid juice and iodine levels affect body, mind, and development. It outlines three goitre types, including simple, toxic, and exophthalmic, and notes treatments from rest and iodine to X ray, radium, and partial gland removal.
The Regina Leader-Post reports a possible UFA Conservative pact in Alberta as the province faces a provincial election within a year. The government led by Hon R G Reid seeks an ally amid court-case fallout and Liberal challenge, noting cross-tribe chatter with CCF affiliates and Alberta Conservatives including H W Wood of Calgary.
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