Canada Faces World Trade Crisis and Wheat Marketing
An editorial argues the core issue is restoring open global trade to revive Canada’s wheat marketing. It notes four years of closed doors harming exports, questions tariff reform, and urges action by government and farmers to re-write tariffs and resume normal international exchange.
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Mr. Stevens
England produces a hundred horsepower baby airplane engine
The piece notes a new baby aero engine from England capable of 100 horsepower and weighing 190 pounds. It is mounted upside down to give pilots a clear view, includes a self starter, and is described as a tiny machine that starts with a button. The author envisions widespread future use of such aircraft.
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Perfect Engineering as crews meet in Colorado River tunnel
Two tunnel crews drilled from opposite sides for 17 months and met dead center in a 3.8 mile bore on the Colorado River aqueduct project. The 17 foot diameter tunnel marks the first major section finished for Southern California municipalities augmenting water supply. four shorter tunnels are already complete.
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Christian Science Monitor
Kruschen Salts Claimed to Cure Lumbago Relapse
A reader reports four years of relief from lumbago after two weeks of Kruschen Salts and heat treatment. The letter credits the remedy with cleansing the blood and maintaining elimination to prevent recurrence.
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Twenty Years Late Vindication For French Family
A French family, including Louis Moreau and two sons, were jailed as spies in wartime. On January 19 a military court awarded 28 000 francs to surviving members for damages. The wife died in prison. sons pardoned after the war as victims of war hysteria. Court found no proof the house flashes were signals.
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Moreaus
Chinese Warlords Levy Friendship Tax in Szechwan
The Warlords of Szechwan in China order a new friendship tax to raise funds. Civilians must pay promptly to gain immunity from army enmity, with leaders noting empty treasuries and a brainwave to secure soldiery goodwill.
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Szechwan
China
How to Relieve Your Cold Almost at Once
An ad-style health note touts aspirin as a quick remedy for colds. It claims aspirin relieves ache and distress rapidly when taken with water every 2 to 4 hours on day one. The page urges gargling for sore throat, advises asking a doctor, and notes aspirin is Bayer product made in Canada sold by druggists with the Bayer cross on tablets.
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Canada
Bayer
Bayer Company, Limited
Columbia University claims Vitamin B formula discovery
Columbia University announces the discovery of a chemical formula for Vitamin B by Robert F. Williams linking carbon nitrogen hydrogen oxygen and sulfur to a pure synthesis. The finding promises improved treatment of nerve disorders and supplies for medical use.
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Robert F. Williams
Columbia
Retired Southampton Officer Tied to Boer War Shooting
The Overseas Daily Mail identifies P. C. Walter J. Taylor who just retired after 26 years in the Southampton police as the man believed to have fired the last shot in the Boer War and, by mistake, wounded a British corporal.
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P. C. Walter J. Taylor
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New York City Largest US City Since 1790 Census
The article notes New York has led as the nation's largest city since the first census in 1790, when it recorded 33,000 inhabitants, a status it has continued to hold.
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