The Way Out From Global Economic Depression
The article argues the Great War and peace terms caused universal economic distress. It calls for nations to abandon narrow nationalism and seek cooperation through conferences to reestablish trade, avoid another war, and pursue gradual reform through compromise. It criticizes war as a cure and warns against anti conference critics, urging united action.
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Whch
Europe
Ottawa
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T Muburse Co
Centenarian Montreal Woman Reflects on Canada Since 1868
Mrs. Ryder, born London England, celebrated her 100th birthday in Montreal. She came to Canada eighty seven years ago around Lincoln's 1865 era, recalls Iberville life in 1868, sleigh winters and buggy roads, and remarks on modern youth and meals.
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Queen Victoria
England
Sarah Davey
London
Abraham Lincoln
Canada
Mrs. Ryder
Montreal
Iberville
Extraordinary Magnet Technique Reveals Immune Cells
Rockefeller Institute researchers in New York announce a method using harmless magnetic iron particles to lure immune cells from organs. The cells, attracted by a magnet, are isolated from millions of other body cells and grown in vitro for study.
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Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
New York
Institute
Ceylon Demands Return of Kandyan Throne from Windsor
The Ceylon state council appeals to the secretary of state for the colonies to restore the ancient Kandyan throne, kept at Windsor Castle for over a century. The throne, used by rulers at knights of the Garter investitures until 1924, is a silver gilt ornament adorned with crystal dragons, amethyst eyes, and floral décor.
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Windsor Castle
Ceylon
Ceylon State Council
Knights of the Garter
New Motor Fuel From Belfast Buses Show Promise
A creosote oil substitute for gasoline developed by Belfast's municipal gas department proves successful. Over 15 months twelve Belfast buses on various routes used the fuel with great results. More buses will switch, and a five year plan aims to convert all fleets. Gas works manager J D Smith has shared the formula worldwide.
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Ireland
Municipal Gas Department
Belfast
J. D. Smith
Plan for sea-air service base at Galway Ireland
A combined sea and air passenger service to cut New York to London travel to three and a half days focuses on Galway as a major base. C H Clendening president of the Irish Trans Atlantic Corporation says New York bankers back the project. Dutch Canadian interests and governments in Canada Britain and the Netherlands are watching the plan.
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New York
London
Galway
Ireland
C. H. Clendening
Irish Trans-Atlantic Corporation, Ltd
Professor Sees New Age
Dr. Jesse Holmes of Swarthmore College in Philadelphia argues that postwar cynicism ends the present era. He describes three ages softness sentimentality and cynicism and predicts a shift to an age of genuine faith and sacrifice for worthy ends.
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Jesse Holmes
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
Delicacy From China Exhibit Opens at BU Hall
An exhibition of curios in Jacob Sleeper Hall features a ten year old Chinese egg brought from China by Mrs. H. W. Dunning of Brooklyn. The event titled Chinese evening was conducted by the Boston University Women Graduates Club. The egg was preserved in quicklime and is described as a Chinese delicacy.
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China
H. W. Dunning
Brooklyn
Jacob Sleeper
Boston University Women Graduates Club
Mennonite Farmers Win Second in CNR Progress Prize
Hanover Steinbach Mennonite community earns second prize in Canadian National Railways progress competition for Manitoba communities of European origin. Vita Ukrainian community in southeastern Manitoba takes second. Sifton Ukrainian district north of Dauphin places third.
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C.N.R
Hanover
Steinbach
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
W. J. Black
Colonization and Agriculture
John Mackay
Manitoba College
David Watt
Birtle
Joseph Fink
Provencher School
Vita
Sifton
Dauphin
Hedgel Peter the police dog named in UC fraternity directory
A Colorado University student directory lists Hedgel Peter at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house as the fraternity’s mascot. The police dog is described as the most obedient pledge, with his mail sent to the Sig Ep house.
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Colorado
Hedgel Peter
University of Colorado
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sig Alph
Hedgel
Gilbert Perkins
Delicate Operation by Dr Crafoord Restores Patient
Dr. Clarence Crafoord of Stockholm announced a successful operation in which he stopped a woman's heart for four minutes while removing a blood clot. The patient recovered, the eighth such operation in medical history, with three other Crafoord cases and others in Sweden and Berlin.
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Clarence Crafoord
Stockholm
Sweden
Crafoord
Berlin
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