Mutual Trust and Moral Recovery for Empire Economy
A Toronto Saturday Night essay by Nicholas Ignatieff argues the British Empire faces internal threats from materialism and fear. He cites Sir George Paish that recovering wealth depends on moral renewal, trust, and cooperation rather than pure economics, with credit rooted in future trust.
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Nicholas Ignatieff
Canada
Ignatieff
British Empire
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Sir George Paish
George Paish
Sir George
Lack Real Leadership in US Debt Readjustment Opinion
The New York Evening Post argues public opinion is not ready for debt cancellation but will accept it as inevitable and desirable with competent leadership. It cites allied nations and notes that leadership lacking in the United States hinders acceptance. Winnipeg Free Press compares international leadership.
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U.S
New York Evening Post
United States
Winnipeg Free Press
Car buyer uncovers scam over 1632 year of manufacture
In a short exchange, a buyer reveals a misrepresented vehicle sale. The buyer explains he mistook the number 1632 as a license plate, but now identifies it as the car’s year of manufacture, implying a potential deception by the seller.
Victoria Order of Nurses chief invited to study European maternal care
The Rockefeller Foundation extends to Miss Elizabeth Smellie an invitation to visit England Denmark Austria Germany and Italy to study maternal welfare in anticipation of September sailing and a return to Canada mid December.
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Victorian Order of Nurses
Canada
Rockefeller Foundation
Elizabeth Smellie
Miss Smellie
England
Denmark
Austria
Germany
Italy
Absurd Plan Hides Announcers Names At Radio Station
A well known station will not reveal announcer names in future. Observers say the move is as sensible as a brakesman calling out the next station with only a surname. The note urges kindness and cautions that tomorrow may be too late.
Poor Crop Prospects In Russia
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports poor Russian crop prospects, noting grain exports depend on Soviet policy and foreign currency needs. Vegetables are scarce for winter, and a large part of diets rely on grain reserves, while open market and collective prices diverge.
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Russia
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
London
Canada
Oldest In The World Ancient Skull Found In London
London anatomist Professor G Elliott Smith announced at the international congress that the Lloyds skull is the oldest known Homo sapiens remain. Found 40 feet beneath Leadenhall Street during Lloyds building excavations, the skull belongs to a woman about 50 years old, possibly left handed. The claim places it ahead of Java man and Peking man, prompting surprise among attendees.
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London
G. Elliot Smith
University of London
International Congress of
Lloyd's
Lloyd’s Corporation
Leadenhall Street
Smith
Java
Peking
No More Asthma Remedy Promoted by Dr J D Kellogg
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as ending asthma symptoms. It claims to stop choking and breathing trouble, prevent night attacks, and restore full sleep through a trial of the remedy.
Women trained in home defense steps in Berlin
In times of peace classes in Berlin train women for household protection during air gas attacks. Lectures cover making cellars gas proof and similar safety measures. Branches of the Women’s Air Defence League form in several centers. Also promotes Douglas' Egyptian Liniment for livestock care.
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Berlin
Women’s Air Defence League
Larned a Lesson Aboard a Canadian Exchange
A U S tourist in Aylmer Ontario complained after paying a gas bill with a ten dollar U S note at a station in another town and receiving Canadian currency as change. On returning to the U S he tried to reconvert the money and was angered by the discount demanded by the bank, learning a lesson about exchange.
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U.S
Aylmer
Ontario
Exposition Of Fascism Seals Nobility In War View
Premier Mussolini declares war exalted as giving nobility to peoples in the Encyclopedia Italiana piece. He says perpetual peace is impossible and democracy is tyrannical. He argues fascism centers on the state, while religion is respected and protected though the state has no theology.
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Mussolini
Il Popolo d'Italia
Electric heating aids growers speed to market
Electric soil heating, using current to warm beds, is now aiding growers to bring produce to market earlier and at better prices. US sales of heating equipment and several Canadian plants emerged. off-peak power use between sundown and sunrise improves control and speeds growth in crops like Easter lilies and celery.
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United States
Canada
Persian Balm Promises Gentle Skin and Beauty
Persian Balm touts itself as unrivalled for feminine loveliness. It tones and rejuvenates the skin, leaves hands soft and white, soothes roughness and chafing from weather, and provides a cool, delicate fragrance. It is pitched as indispensable for the dainty woman seeking charm and elegance.
Serum Treatment for Addison's Disease Costs and Potentials
A London hospital reports a new serum treatment for Addison's disease requiring fifteen oxen per dose. The rare condition affects the pituitary and growth, and while one life was saved, the extraction costs are enormous with $125 spent and daily costs around $5 per patient.
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London
Rub It In For Lame Back Liniment Ad
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as instant skin absorption to ease a lame back. It claims rapid tissue penetration and speedy relief with the pain sinking as the liniment takes effect.
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Thomas
Saskatchewan employment offices report five week period
Official figures show 2 511 persons found in employment in Saskatchewan during the five weeks ending July 30. Nine offices logged 2 926 applications and 2 637 employers' orders. Additionally 187 teacher applications were received with 62 positions filled. The text notes Nova Scotia's Fort Anne area as a site of Canada’s oldest cemetery.
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Saskatchewan
Kruschen Salts Promises Slimming Through Daily Dose
Advertisers claim Kruschen Salts banish fat by daily morning use a half-teaspoonful in warm water before breakfast. The regimen supposedly cleanses wastes and toxins, tones the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, purifies blood, and yields a Kruschen feeling of energy, bright eyes and cheerful vigor.
Prophesied Global Flood From Melting Ice Caps
A Los Angeles Times report cites Dr. W J Humphreys and others warning that melting ice sheets could raise oceans by 151 feet. The scientists say warming will shift tropics toward temperate zones, expanding floods and altering climate across the globe.
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W. J. Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
Humphreys
David
Australia
Meinardus
Germany
Tropics
Los Angeles Times
Miller's Worm Powders Offered to Relieve Child Worms
Miller's Worm Powders were devised to promptly relieve children who suffer from the ravages of worms. It is a simple preparation to destroy stomachic and intestinal worms without shock or injury to the most sensitive system. They act thoroughly and painlessly, and though in some cases they may cause vomiting, that is an indication of their powerful action and not of any nauseating property.
Growth of Deruluft Air Service Expands Between Germany and Russia
The German Russian air transport firm Deruluft expects passenger numbers this year to be at least nine times its first year nine years ago. Mail baggage and freight volumes rise as two routes Berlin Moscow and Königsberg Leningrad operate with flights increasing from two to seven weekly.
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Germany
Russia
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