British Policy Seen as Key to World Peace in Ottawa
Prime Minister Bennett told Ottawa listeners the British Empire kept world peace, rejecting drift and urging a League of Amity with the United States and flag nations. He argued Canada must share sacrifice for peace and consider reforms like immigration and tariff changes.
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British Empire
R. B. Bennett
League of Nations Society
Canada
Ottawa
League of Amity
United States
Escott Reid
Canadian Institute of International Affairs
Reid
Britain
France
League of Nations
Japan
Germany
Italy
League
A. D. McRae
Senate
Great Britain
Mr. Reid
Dominion
Bennett
House of Commons
Mr. Bennett
Australia auctions Batchelor farm after costly failure
The Australian government sells its costly Batchelor demonstration farm of 2,553 acres plus buildings and 48 square miles of territory. Established 1912, the venture failed due to pests, floods, heat, and ibis. Purchaser J. Gaden plans to pasture horses during the wet season.
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Batchelor
J. Gaden
Death Ray Apparatus Invented in England
Scientist R Chadfield unveils a death ray device in England that emits a high frequency electrical oscillation of three hundred million cycles between copper plates. Experiments show insects mice and flies touched by the ray die instantly without visible marks.
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Co. R. Chadfield
England
Create Three Blouses From One Pattern For Little Costs
The advertisement promotes making three distinct blouses from pattern No. 845 in various fabrics and colors. It notes size options 14 through 40 bust, materials like linen and lawn, and that pattern price is 20 cents in stamps or coin with wrap of coin recommended.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Winnipeg Pattern: ING 6 oss. et Name Town Size. This item notes ordering details for patterns from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Steps to end root causes of world wheat problem
The Econom ist calls for urgent, coordinated action to fix the global wheat crisis. It argues that transport costs, tariffs, subsidies, and distorted prices have redistributed wheat production and destabilized markets. It urges importing and exporting countries to adjust policies and reduce barriers to restore demand and agricultural livelihoods.
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United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
U.S.S.R
Brooks
Economist
Umbrella Find Service Debuts in London
A new system in London issues a card to umbrella losers when the missing item is found. The owner must attach an address clip to the umbrella to receive the service, and the process runs smoothly across departments.
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London
George Washington Not Listed as Declaration Signer
A historical note states that George Washington did not sign the Declaration of Independence, clarifying his role as a key military leader and future president rather than a signer.
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George Washington
Green Candling Light For Egg Grading In Canada
The Dominion Department of Agriculture funds research by the National Research Council to standardize egg candling equipment. A green glass filter light has been developed and is increasingly used in candling rooms by commercial firms and officials. Blue light would be ideal for avoiding yolk color but is less visible to the human eye.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Indian Head
Sask
Sutherland, Sask
Canada
National Research Council
Dominion
Parachute Seedlike Device Aids Mail Planes
A new parachute design resembling a maple seed has been invented to enable mail planes to drop packages at low altitudes, aiming to improve delivery efficiency and safety for airborne mail service.
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Ruth Rogers
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Windsor
Montreal
J. H. Webb
J. G. Robson
B.C
Vancouver
T. F. Monypenny
Toronto
J. A. Wotherspoon
Prairie
Tl. L. Anthes
A. L. Page
Ontario
Hamilton
W. R. Drynan
J. E. Walsh
E. Howard Smith
Quebec
N. A. Hesler
Maritime
Sackville
N.B
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