New Start After A Winter Of Hardship And Recession
The author reflects on the 1931 32 winter as a proving period of trial and resilience. It argues that business conditions are improving slowly, urges replacing the term low mood with recession, and calls for renewed effort by individuals, families, and the nation as spring arrives and activity returns.
Exploding blanks shape new lineman cable tool
A device using a blank cartridge explosion fuses dies to splice copper wires for linemen. The fragment also notes Omaha Nebr as highway junctions and comments on Gandhi, US academies entry, water use for grain, and a University of Iowa voice registration instrument.
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University of Iowa
Movie Houses Sell Billions in 1930 Admissions
In 1930 the United States saw 22,600 movie theaters sell admission tickets totaling 1.5 billion dollars, reflecting the era's rapid growth of cinema as a popular entertainment medium.
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United States
Heart and Nerve Pills Claim Restore Mrs Dragoman
Mrs. 8 Dragoman of Midland Ontario writes of long heart trouble with fast beating headaches and faintness. After taking three boxes of Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills she recovered enough to resume housework and feels much better.
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Dragoman
R.R. 2
Midland, Ont
Milburn
Faith in Canada echoed by Governor General at Halifax luncheon
The Earl of Bess borough, Canada's Governor General, told a Halifax Canadian Club luncheon that the Dominion rests on a sound foundation. He praised a people whose character heart and outlook are fundamentally sound and noted his arrival's one year anniversary.
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Canada
Earl of Bessborough
Halifax
Scotswoman Dr Maria Ogilvie Gordon Wins Lyell Medal
A Scots geologist, Dr Maria M Ogilvie Gordon, is awarded the Lyell Gold Medal by the Geological Society of London for her research on the Western Dolomites in Tyrol. She is noted as daughter of Rev Alexander Ogilvie of Aberdeen and earned Munich University PhD with top honors in 1900, the first time the degree was conferred on a woman.
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Geological Society of London
Maria M. Ogilvie Gordon
Alexander Ogilvie
Aberdeen
Lyel
Lyell Geological Fund
Tyrol
Ogilvie Gordon
Munich University
Glasgow Herald
Acids In Stomach Cause Indigestion
Medical authorities report that nearly nine-tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid. Indigestion sourness burning gas and nausea follow when the stomach lining is irritated. Lisurated Magnesia after meals calms the stomach prevents excess acid and avoids sourness or pain.
New Brick Aims to Double Laying Speed in Construction
Scientists pursue a chemical advance to create bricks allowing a worker to lay two bricks with the effort needed for one. The breakthrough targets lower bricklaying costs and faster building times by improving brick performance and applicability in standard mortaring methods.
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Chemical Research
Worm Powders Promote Child Health Amid Parasitic Threats
Old advices warn that internal parasites in children sap vitality and hinder growth while urging a trusted remedy like Miller's Worm Powders as a sure destroyer of worms.
Argentine Plans Wheat Exhibits at World Grain Show 1933
Argentina government officials propose sending wheat and other products to the World Grain Exhibition to be held in Regina Saskatchewan in 1933 to boost farming efficiency and open new export markets for Argentine farmers. The report also notes African highway progress and references a patent medicine claim and a quip about certainty.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Argentina
Regina
Saskatchewan
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