Lausanne treaty marks forward step toward world peace
The Lausanne agreement ends German war reparations and sets a lump sum of 650 million to be paid when Germany can sell bonds. It suspends inter European debts, aids Austria and Danubian states, and establishes a world economic conference under the League of Nations. Ramsay MacDonald is praised for maintaining effort and achieving a breakthrough.
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Germany
France
Europe
Western
Canada
Ramsay MacDonald
George
Austria
League of Nations
United States
Lausanne
Great Bear River Charted and Bird Treaty Highlights
The Great Bear River from Great Bear Lake to the Mackenzie measures about 70 miles with a 120 foot drop and is shown on an eight miles to an inch map issued by the Typographical Survey Ottawa. The Migratory Birds Treaty between Britain and the United States protects game and insectivorous birds migrating between Canada and the U S. London's dog show reported 3 526 entries.
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Great Bear River
Great Bear Lake
Mackenzie River
Typographical Survey
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Power Of Advertising Industry Address On Rebuilding North American Economy
George W. Kleiser of San Francisco spoke at the Pacific Advertising Clubs Association convention in Vancouver. He urged powerful honest advertising to rebuild confidence, noting the shift from selling anything to manufacturing anything that can be sold and the need for skilled persuasion to support meritorious products.
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Pacific Advertising Clubs Association
Vancouver
George W. Kleiser
San Francisco
Vaccine for Tuberculosis Revealed by Wisconsin Scientist
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports 29 years of research by Dr. William D. Frost at the University of Wisconsin leading to a vaccine named Tuburase. The vaccine uses UV ray treated tubercle bacilli, rendering them harmless yet potent against live bacilli, offering partial tuberculosis control. Also mentions Miller's Worm Powders as a general health remedy.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
William D. Frost
University of Wisconsin
Too Many Physicians In Canada Lowering Medical Economy
Dr J M McCallum of Victoria University told the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons Council in Toronto that an excess of graduates is hurting the medical economy. Dr W Psankle noted 323 students faced Dominion council exams with only five passing and 42 referred for failing one or two subjects. Also mentions a worm exterminator for children, France quotas on radio imports, and many homes under construction in Brazil.
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Canada
J. M. McCallum
Victoria University
Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons Council
Toronto
W. Psankle
Wolfe Island
Dominion Council
Noted Inventor Gillette Dead at 77 in Los Angeles
King Camp Gillette inventor of the double edged safety razor blade died in Los Angeles at age 77 after two years of operations for an intestinal malady. Born January 5 1855 in Fond du Lac Wisconsin he built the Gillette Safety Razor Company in Boston in 1901 and saw sales grow to 15 million razors and 1 billion blades yearly.
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King Camp Gillette
Los Angeles
California
Boston
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Chicago
Gillette
London
Mr. Gillette
Fond du Lac
Wis
George Walcott Gillette
White House
Compass Deflection by Ilsestein in Harz Mountains
In the Harz Mountains near Ilsenburg Germany the Ilsestein granite cliff about 250 feet high possesses magnetic qualities that deflects the compass nearly 180 degrees at its summit. Cocaine is derived from cocoa plant leaves.
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Harz Mountains
Ilsenburg
Germany
Ilsestein
Further Reduction Of Sea Forces Proposed
Britain calls for a five power naval conference with the United States Japan France and Italy to push further sea force cuts. The proposal was aired by a senior British official in a press interview and urged for a meeting before the world disarmament conference resumes in the fall.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Asthma Remedy Promises Rapid Relief for All
Claims Dr J D Kellogg's remedy rarely fails to relieve asthma and urges every sufferer to try it. The brochure depicts universal success and personal relief as expected outcomes from using the remedy.
To Build New Bridge at Outlook Progress Reported
Work on approaches to a new bridge over the South Saskatchewan River at Outlook is advancing as a relief measure. Chief engineer H. R. Mackenzie says soundings guide site selection but actual bridge construction remains unlikely this year.
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South Saskatchewan River
Outlook
H. R. Mackenzie
Department of Highways
Douglas Egyptian Liniment Promotes Skin Virtues
Advertising copy touts Douglas' Egyptian Liniment to remove callouses and enlarge ments. A brief note claims Canton completes a new water system and lipsticks appear in barber shops in Finland.
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Canton
China
Finland
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Brazil
N. U
Eno
Safety Razor Fame
Thomas
H. G Laboratories
Limited
Front St. West
H. G. Laboratories
Dept
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