Unconquerable Race Reflections On China And Manchuria
The piece records Henry Carr in the Los Angeles Times arguing China’s resilience against conquest, noting the impossibility of subduing China, the enduring race consciousness, and Japan’s Manchurian maneuver aimed at avoiding blockades. It envisions China’s future peaceful farmers and a fading memory of Japan.
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Japan
China
Henry Carr
Los Angeles Times
Manchuria
England
Russia
Mongolia
Science to the rescue tests seals stomachs for salmon prey
Dominion fisheries researchers will examine hundreds of seal stomachs captured off British Columbia in May and June to determine if seals raid sock eye salmon schools during their south to Arctic migration. The British Columbia Biological Board and the Department of Indian Affairs assist the study.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Fisheries
British Columbia
California
Arctic
British Columbia Biological Board
Department of Indian Affairs
Tanks Go Into Action In Male and Female Pairs
World War II reports describe tanks engaging in paired formations, the male tanks mounting light field guns while the female tanks supported with machine guns, advancing together into combat.
France Moves to Dispose of Surplus Wine
France plans steps to reduce a large wine stockpile with programs to cut production, reallocate stores, and sell excess vintages to markets abroad, aiming to stabilize prices for growers and the industry.
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France
Why Women Whistle Aboard The College Campus
An English doctor stoked campus debate by asking a Montana university crowd why students go to college. Respondents varied from seeking culture and job training to proving women can whistle, with many calling whistling a male preserve or doubting women’s ability to whistle well.
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Greenwich
Eeee
Montana
Forger Antiques Rob London and Continental Markets
The text notes counterfeit antiques fetch high prices in London and other capitals. It mentions forged items costing up to 5000 dollars to produce and highlights the British Museum and Dr Alexander Scott as key opponents. New methods like micro chemistry and UV and infrared photography aid investigations.
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London
British Museum
Alexander Scott
F.R.S
Luncheon Highlights Informal Atmosphere After Halifax Meeting
Bank of Nova Scotia officers directors and shareholders gathered in Halifax for the annual meeting luncheon. There was no formal program with speakers or a chairman. The relaxed setting aimed to encourage attendees to make or renew acquaintances.
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Bank of Nova Scotia
Halifax
Britain to restore Greenwich palace by Inigo Jones design
Britain's smallest palace at Greenwich built by King James I for Anne of Denmark will be restored to Jones's original condition from 300 years ago. The two part palace sits with river and park fronts and a road through its center. the plan includes three bridges and aims to display treasures from the National Maritime Museum.
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Britain
Greenwich
James I
Anne of
Denmark
Inigo Jones
Kent Road
Curiosity Letter Returns After Twelve Years
A Berezno villager near Rowne Poland received a letter he posted twelve years earlier addressed to a Pole in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Brazilian authorities failed to locate the recipient and redirected the envelope through multiple offices, covering it with stamps and seals. The Rowne Post Office asks to have the envelope returned as a curiosity.
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Berezno
Rowne
Poland
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Bachelor Defined as Man Willing to Accept No
A bachelor is a man who is willing to take no as an answer, reflecting a view of single life. The remark frames bachelorhood as an unyielding stance toward rejection.
New Mechanical Man Demonstrates Doctor's Assistant Device
A new mechanical man, a doctor's assistant, measures height, weight, and pulse for a penny. It was shown at a Chicago meeting of the National Association of Coin-operated Machine Manufacturers. A witty exchange followed about money and prospects after death.
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National Association of Coin-operated Machine Manufacturers
Chicago
Meighen Praises Shakespeare In Montreal Address
Rt Hon Arthur Meighen in Montreal lauds William Shakespeare as the greatest Englishman noting the 300th anniversary of the poet's birth and quoting D'Arcy McGee. He calls Shakespeare a poet who explored human life with timeless insight and praises literature over modern distractions.
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Arthur Meighen
William Shakespeare
England
Senate
Montreal
Meighen
Canada
Shake Spearer
D'Arcy McGee
Shakespeare
Senator Meighen
Should Have Extra Care Teachers Urged to Aid Left-Handed Children
London County Council schools are urged to avoid punishment or ridicule of left-handed children. A memorandum warns of potential nervous disorders from forcing right-handed writing and promotes gentle training to develop use of both hands and balanced skills.
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London County Council
Pilots Train At Camp Borden Prompt Trans Canada Mail Talk
Rumors spread that eight pilots learning to fly at Camp Borden signal an early start for the Trans Canada air mail service this spring. Officials say civil aviation courses there have run for years and are not linked to any mail program. Action hinges on a parliamentary vote and no such vote has been set.
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Camp Borden
trans-Canada Air Mail Service
National Defence Department
Livestock Shipments From Western to Eastern Canada 1934
In 1934 shipments from Western to Eastern Canada totaled 118,623 cattle 7,715 calves 200,436 hogs and 74,471 sheep. Compared with 1933 cattle up 28,384 calves up 3,556 and sheep up 19,309 while hogs fell by 8,347.
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Weastern
Canada
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