Radio power beams may reshape transport and industry
Scientists describe ultimate radio power transmission via extremely short wave beams. Micro waves and concentrated beams could power air carriers, ships, trains, and vehicles from central plants to retransmitters in cities. Beams might direct vessels and store surplus energy for storms or outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Cockaday
New York University
Mr. Cocka- Gay
Cockaday
The Great Debt Illusion Warns of Wider Collapse
The text argues that if Germany defaults on debts, Britain will follow and reparations may fail. It warns continuing the illusion of international debt risks social upheaval and the loss of reparations and debts beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Harp prices rise as rare Irish instruments fetch $500
The New Britain Herald notes growing scarcity of Irish harps and reports several instruments recently selling for $500 each. A playful quip about language of flowers contrasts with an old gardener’s nicknames, reflecting local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Infantile Paralysis Cure Elusive for American Doctors
American physicians at the twelfth annual meeting of the Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease say no cure exists for infantile paralysis. Convalescent serum, popular last summer, shows no proven efficacy yet. many experts still administer it, hoping for potential benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Association For Research In Nervous and
Slimming panelled skirt with raglan sleeves and almond green shade
Fashionable pattern No. 865 offers a sheer woollen dress with slender shoulder narrows and wrap over bodice. It features nickel buttons and belt buckle, requires a few yards of material and a sewing machine, priced 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bneath
Decline in Canadian Education Standards Cited by Dalhousie President
Dalhousie University president Carleton W. Stanley warns of a decline in Canadian educational standards over recent years. He attributes this to swelling enrollments at universities and high schools, understaffing, and rising costs for buildings and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton W. Stanley
Dalhousie University
Canada
Dalhousie
Stanley
International Wheat Movement Satisfactory Through December
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports the international wheat and flour movement from Aug 1 to Dec 17 as satisfactory. World shipments in the first 20 weeks of the cereal year totaled 309 million bushels versus 311 million the previous year, with tariffs quotas and other barriers in Europe noted but movement remains encouraging amid ample domestic supplies and rapidly moving surplus stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Paper
Pattern order notice from Winnipeg newspaper lists address 175 McDermot Ave and requests pattern number and size. The fragment notes patterns available and how to specify order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Monster Project Aims to Impound Waters for Drouth Relief
Plans by Manitoba Premier Bracken and prairie governments seek to flood a vast northwest basin to store moisture. A proposed Great Lakes sized barren lands lake would divert Mackenzie and Coppermine flows into Saskatch ewan and Manitoba lakes, with a canal to speed Dauphin River water to Lake Winnipeg. Government inquiries and a 12000 dollar appropriation mark early study, while the plan faces no firm cost estimates yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Lakes
Winnipeg
Prairies
Northwest Territories
Manitoba
John Bracken
Portage Plains
Arctic Ocean
Hudson Bay
Mackenzie River
St. Lawrence
Barrens
Saskatchewan
C. H. Attwood
Bracken
Lake Winnipeg
Grand Rapids
Pas
Winnipegosis
Dauphin River
Lake Manitoba
Portage
Saskatchewan River
Rockies
Foothills
Manitoba Lakes
Red River
Prairie Provinces
Mackenzie
Coppermine
G. T. Magwood
Herbert
Sask
J. F. Bryant
Commission On Conservation
Commission
Cambrian Shield
Pacific
Ireland Bacon Tariff Seen As Empire Trade Nod
Ottawa acts to shield bacon from many empire regions with a protective tariff aimed at boosting empire trade. Experts doubt Ireland can become a market for Canadian bacon. Ireland remains a top bacon producer, while Canadian bacon prices have fallen from 40–50 cents to about 10 cents per pound as exports rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Control Of Trachoma Regulations To Be Initiated In Saskatchewan
Regulations for control and prevention of trachoma in Saskatchewan are expected to be inaugurated soon after approval at a provincial public health council meeting in Regina. The move forms part of broader changes to communicable disease controls. current rules last revised in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Provincial Council On Public Health
F. C. Middleton
Regina
Middleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Britain Herald
By Annette
International Wheat Movement
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Milk Distributors of
Boston
Monster
North Country
John MacMillan
Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraphs Department
W. D. Neil
Department of Communications
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. Neil
Mason
Sondagsnisse- Strix
Stockholm