Who Owns Canada The Dominion Belongs to Its People
A Montreal Catholic School Commission inquiry revealed a defining answer from Ottawa that Canada is a self governing nation within the British Commonwealth. The Secretary of State states that Canada and Great Britain are independent members of the Commonwealth with the Dominion belonging to its people and free to amend its constitution and regulate appeals as desired. The piece argues Canadians must govern themselves wisely to earn global respect.
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Montreal
Catholic School Commission
Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
World of Nations
C. H. Cahan
George V
Great Britain
Australia
India
United States
France
Japan
British Commonwealth
Supreme Court of Canada
Privy Council
League of Nations
Late Night Joy Ride Between New York and Montreal
A star of St. Hubert Airport near Montreal alerted a landing of a Roosevelt Field plane at 12 30 AM. Two men and a woman in evening dress took a taxi to Montreal for three hours then flew back to New York for an early breakfast. The outing cost about 500 dollars. The Ottawa Journal notes a moral about New York spending and Montreal appeal.
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Star of
Roosevelt Field
New York
Montreal
Ottawa Journal
Historian notes medieval cosmetics used by women
An historian states that women used cosmetics in the Middle Ages and that current practices echo those times. The speaker remarks on vanity but questions who actually leads public displays and marches.
Man Claims 20 Years of Rheumatism Ended by Kruschen Salts
A speaker recounts suffering rheumatism from 1910 to 1930, then credits Kruschen Salts with freeing him from pain since 1930. The ad claims uric acid crystals in joints dissolve with the daily dose, preventing future crystal formation and guaranteeing lasting relief.
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Anti-Toxin Advances Tackle Scarlet Fever and Whooping Cough
Dr. Luke W. Hunt reports anti-toxin reduces scarlet fever severity and complications after illness onset. Dr. Louis W. Sauer notes potential infant immunization against whooping cough via vaccine, citing tests where vaccinated children avoided the disease.
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Louis W. Sauer
Evanston
Ill
Luke W. Hunt
McCormick Institute For Infectious Diseases
Chicago
Atom smashing hammer described by California scientists
The most powerful device yet devised to smash atomic cores was described before the AAAS. The deuton, an infinitely small yet massively powerful hydrogen nucleus, is fired into target atoms. Latest results were reported by Drs. Gilbert N. Lewis M. Stanley Livingston and Ernest O. Lawrence of the University of California.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Gilbert N. Lewis
M. Stanley Livingston
Ernestoo. Lawrence
University of California
Remarkable Hemispherectomy Report Sees No Intellectual Change
The American Medical Association reported a woman had almost all of the right half of her brain removed with no noticeable change in mentality and only partial paralysis on the left side. Twenty months later Dr. Gardner stated examinations showed no change in intellect.
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American Medical Association
Gardner
Permanent Exhibition Planned For London Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace near London may become a permanent exhibition and amusement center. Nineteen local authorities support a modernization plan costing about 1 million dollars to transform the palace, once a rival to Crystal Palace, into a first rate venue while preserving its 200 acre park and famed organ by Henry Willis.
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London
Alexandra Palace
Eng
Crystal Palace
Henry Willis
Social progress linked to scientific advance in railways policy
Hon. R. J. Manion told the Canadian Electrical Association banquet that social progress must pace scientific growth to ensure fair distribution of world products. He urged public, business, and scientific leaders to pursue reforms and noted Canada’s position on power exports and the world economic conference. He dismissed expected U S European tensions and warned against cutting power to friend communities.
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R. J. Manion
Canadian Electrical Association
Lucerne-in-Quebec
Manion
Dominion
Cypress Hills Park Opens as Saskatchewan’s Highlands
Cypress Hills Park in Saskatchewan will be officially opened this year. It lies 20 miles south of Maple Creek and holds the province’s highest elevation. Streams drain to both the Missouri and Saskatchewan rivers. The main area sits 4,500 feet above sea level with higher sections than Banff. New structures include a lodge with 18 rooms and several log cabins.
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Cypress Hills Park
Saskatchewan
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan River
Hudson Bay
Banff
Alberta
Ingenious Excuse for Speeding Sparks Debate
A Manchester Guardian correspondent cites a San Francisco driver who claimed a fire engine was behind her and fled from motorcycle police, with two shots fired. The piece questions public policing and suggests drastic measures to enforce traffic laws.
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Manchester Guardian
San Francisco
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