Capitalism Praised as Viable System Despite Criticism
Sir Thomas White defended capitalism at the Inter national Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers, arguing the system is admirable and that faults lie in individual excesses rather than the economic model. He urged thrift and judgment to counter depressions and criticized opponents for blaming the system.
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Socialista
Communista
Geome
Thomas White
International Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers
Canada
United States
Thomas
Toronto Mail and Empire
Ready To Plunge Again
Regina Leader Post warns of renewed optimism in the stock market as the public seeks easy gains. It cautions that investors chase high returns despite risk, recalling past losses and urging prudence amid postwar debt adjustments.
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Regina
Calgary grain competitions draw farmers same as last year
Grain exhibits and entry forms were mailed to more than a thousand farmers in the Calgary district for the annual Board of Trade standing grain and good farms competitions. J. H. Hanna, secretary, says last year about 50 farmers participated and similar numbers are expected this year. Rules regulations and prizes stay the same as in prior years.
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Calgary
Board of Trade
J. H. Hanna
Calgary Board of Trade
Dominion Jurisdiction View Repeated by Tolmie Comment
S F Tolmie reaffirmed the Dominion’s stance on Supreme Court division, noting the matter lies largely in Dominion jurisdiction as the provincial government had already stated. The remark echoes a radio reference and a stock exchange quip about rising certainty.
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S. F. Tolmie
Supreme Court of Canada
Dominion
Cooking Tips for Salty Soups and Sauce Fixes
Too much salt ruins soup add half to one cup raw potatoes for 10 15 minutes then remove potatoes to absorb excess salt Delicately flavored vegetables need little salt especially with butter If mayonnaise separates add a fresh egg yolk beat in lemon juice and oil Reduce curdled custards beat or rub through a sieve If tomato soup curdles turn it into thick puree with butter and flour mixed per cup of soup
B C Plans Large Scale Reforestation Effort
British Columbia plans reforestation on an unprecedented scale with 8.5 million acres of timber reserves and new areas along the coast for Douglas fir reproduction. Artificial planting begins next year, with 800 000 Douglas fir seedlings to be planted in 1932 and 1933 in sites near Harrison Lake Alouette Lakes and Powell River headwaters Lois River.
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B.C
Harrison Lake
Powell Lake
Harrison
Alouette Lakes
Powell River
Lois River
Captain Rostron Rescuer of Titanic Still Alive at 62
Captain Sir Arthur Rostron, commodore of the Cunard Line, who retired after 36 years with Cunard and 46 years at sea, has saved more lives than any other afloat. As commander of the Carpathia in 1912 he sped 60 miles to aid the Titanic, rescuing more than 700 passengers. He is 62.
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Sir Arthur Rostron
Cunard Line
Cunard Steamship Company
Carpathia
Historic Landmark Faces Auction as Adelphi Terrace Fades
Adelphi Terrace in London may vanish from view as the Adelphi estate is auctioned this autumn. The block, linked to writers like Sir James Barrie and David Garrick, includes the famed Adelphi arches and the Savage Club at numbers 6 and 7. Below the terrace lie vast wine cellars storing tens of thousands of bottles from six major merchants, once fed by river barges.
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Adelphi Terrace
London
Adelphi
Embankment Gardens
Thames
James Barrie
George Bernard Shaw
Whitehall Court
David Garrick
Raleigh
Dickens
Brothers Adam
Old Durham House
Savage Club
Adam Brothers
Early punctuality praised at Toronto dinner toast
At a Hart House dinner honoring Prof. A. H Young of Trinity College Toronto Colonel H C Osborne praised punctuality. He recalled a student who, after admonitions for tardiness, became the first to arrive for a lecture, prompting Young to remark you are early of late now first at last.
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A. H Young
Trinity College
Hart House
Toronto
H. C. Osborne
Ancient Honey and Natural Food Notes
Ancient honey is among the oldest man foods and renowned for purity. It highlights bees as sole makers, its simple sugars aid absorption, and its broad nutritional promise though lacking vitamins. The text also touches on the naturalist use of bug terminology and a note on helium’s sun-related naming origin.
Weekly Newspaper Association elects officers at Regina convention
The Canadian Weekly Newspapers association session at Hotel Saskatchewan Regina elected St Dornan of Alameda as president for the year. Malcolm MacBeth becomes past president, A W Marsh of Amherstburg first vice president, E Roy Sales re elected managing director. Directors named from Maritimes Ontario Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia and more. Concluding exercises extended thanks to Regina, railways and citizens for a record convention.
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St. Dornan
Alameda
Sask
Ralph White
Kamloops
Hudson Bay Route Promises Wheat Shipments This Fall
Intimation is made that first shipments of wheat over the Hudson Bay route will be made this fall with other commodities following. The route from Vancouver to Liverpool via Hudson Bay reduces the distance substantially, promising time and cost savings and broader trade for Western Canada.
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Hudson Bay
Europe
Canada
Vancouver
Saint John
New Brunswick
Liverpool
Edmonton
Churchill
Western Canada
Great Lakes
Pacific
Panama Canal
Mixed Farming In Manitoba Colony Advances from U S Settlers
A Minneapolis syndicate sponsors a colonization plan to settle Manitoba with mixed farmers from Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin. They have bought 30000 acres in the Lakeview district near Portage la Prairie and plan another 30000 acres. Expecting a vanguard of settlers to arrive soon, the move signals a large scale agricultural initiative in the region.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Lakeview District
Portage la Prairie
United States
Lakeview
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