Looking Ahead to Western Canada's Weather and Stores
The article argues that Western Canada and especially southern Saskatchewan may see normal to above normal crops due to recent rains. It urges prudent planning, saving reserves, and cautious optimism, noting past cycles of plenty and scarcity. It emphasizes conserving resources now to weather future droughts and stresses the need for frugality and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Joseph
Lake Superior Larger Than Victoria Nyanza Says Science Service
The News-Chronicle recalls a debate on lake sizes with Lake Superior shown as larger than Africa's Lake Victoria Nyanza. A science service note estimates Superior exceeds its nearest rival by about a thousand square miles, citing depth and surface area factors.
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News- Chronicle
Lake Superior
Lake Victoria Nyanza
Africa
Superior
Victoria Nyanza
Science Service
Port Arthur
Kruschen Salts Helped Woman Heal From Rheumatic Pain
A woman recounts near paralysis from rheumatism in her arms and hands. She credits Kruschen Salts with rapid improvement and restored sleep after three weeks, noting ingredients that dissolve uric acid crystals and aid their natural expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen
J.e
German liners Bremen and Europa prepare to chase blue ribbon
Hamburg dispatch via the Boerzen Zeitung says the North German Lloyd ships Bremen and Europa may challenge the ocean speed record set by the Normandie. It notes Britain’s Queen Mary and the French Normandie are targets and suggests the German fleets have reserved top speed for such race conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Europa
Boerzen Zeitung
Hamburg
Rex
Germany
Townseeing Twin Contest Draws 500 Pairs in Long Beach
In Long Beach California a townwide twin contest attracted 500 pairs of twins. The youngest were Patricia Gale and Gale Patricia La Forte at 11 weeks while the oldest were H E and A L Mc Arden aged 85. A twin marriage ceremony was held with 31 pairs as bridesmaids and another pair as flower girl and ring bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Long Beach
Patricia Gale
Gale Patricia la Forte
H. E
A. L. McArden
Hale
Queen Mary Charms by Speaking Freely With Kindness
A Manchester Guardian observer portrays Queen Mary as gracious and approachable when chatted with as an ordinary person. The piece highlights her kindness to those she meets, her vast knowledge, humor, and special affection for Princess Elizabeth, noting she remains unspoiled by rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Queen Mary
Elizabeth
Expulsion of Rome Correspondent Over Anti Italian Articles
The Italian government expelled David Darrah, Rome correspondent for the Chicago Tribune, and his wife, citing anti Italian articles. Italy also barred New York Times copies pending further notice after an editorial linking Baldwin and Musolini. The ban echoes actions against British papers and a relaxation of restrictions on German press. The text notes the scalp has about 1,000 hairs per square inch and averages 110,000 per head.
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Italy
Rome
Chicago Tribune
David Darrah
Darrah
New York Times
Baldwin
Mussolini
The
Times
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
New York
Manchester Guardian
Voelkischer Beobachter
Testing Spinner Device For Auto Wheel Balance
A dynamic spinning wheel tester allows quick safety checks without road testing. The wheel mounted on a motor shaft is rocked to align with the cambered plane and is spun to 80 to 100 mph to reveal shimmy. If the wheel causes violent shaking, the tire is out of balance and must be removed and trueed.
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Bey Tires
Bergein
Firestone
Sentinel
Oldfield
Givestone
South Island
New Zealand
Ogden's
Ogden
Vogue
Bination
Montreal
Plymouth
Havre
Lon
Te Pane
Eran
Donaldson
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