The Nature Of Wealth And Its Power In Society
The piece argues wealth is not money but the guiding force behind civilization. Wealth is varied, stored, and renewed through labor, invention, and capital networks. money is only its movable instrument. It warns dividing capital would ruin the capitalist system and harm individuals, citing steam power, railways, and global finance as essential.
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Holland
Bank of Amsterdam
Stephenson
London appoints L C Blackmore Bowker City Remembrancer
The Corporation of London names L C Blackmore Bowker aged 45 to the historic post of City Remembrancer with a yearly salary of £1500. The role dates to Elizabethan days and handles ceremonial duties linking the Lord Mayor and the sovereign.
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City of London
Corporation of London
L. C. Blackmore Bowker
Lord Mayor
Iowa Man Found Too Frail for Service at Civil War Start
An Iowa man, deemed unfit by the examining board at the war’s outset for frailty, celebrated his 102nd birthday in California recently and half-concluded the board’s ruling was mistaken.
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Iowa
California
Edmonton barber trades for animals and a statue
A barber in Edmonton reportedly accepted a dog two canaries and a Mozart statue in exchange for haircuts shaves and shampoos. He now seeks a kennel a bag of birdseed and a grand piano to complete the barter.
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Edmonton
Mozart
Saskatchewan Legislature Receives Historic Statuettes
Saskatchewan's Hon. James F. Bryant revealed in the Legislative Assembly that repaired portrait statuettes of Sir John A. MacDonald and Sir Louis Lafontaine, by Louis Philippe Hebert, were placed on pedestals beside the Speaker. Hebert’s work and Lafontaine’s and MacDonald’s roles are discussed, with notes on art funding and promoting local sculpture.
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John MacDonald
Louis Lafontaine
James F. Bryant
K.C
Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly
John A. MacDonald
Bryant
Louis Philippe Hebert
Hebert
Canada
Paris
Sir George E. Cartier
Parliament Square
Ottawa
Sir Alexander MacKenzie
Sir John A. MacDonald
Maissoneuve
Laval
Montreal
Champlain
Quebec
Joseph Howe
Halifax
Legislative Library
Forget
Judge Street
Ontario
Northwest Territories
Department of Indian Affairs
Anderson
Government House
Legislative Building
Lafontaine
MacDonald
Power House
Saskatchewan
Upper and
Lower Canada
Reform Party
Mr. Baldwin
Upper Canada
Lafontaine- Baldwin
Papineau
England
France
Baldwin
York
Stephen Leacock
McGill
Makers of Canada
Napoleon
the Invalides
Public demonstration of curved radio beam aids pilots
At Newark Airport the first public test of the curved radio beam landing system showed automatic signaling five miles out. A horizontal dial arm guides descent, a vertical arm sets angle, beam intensity records distance, and a sharp signal warns when crossing the field boundary. The gear weighs 15 pounds and the test plane touched down despite wind.
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Newark
Department of Commerce
Division of Aeronautics
Wheat Use Surprises Saskatchewan Farms This Winter
Government records and legislative statements indicate unusual wheat consumption on Saskatchewan farms this winter. Rural district members report feed for livestock and notable use as a coffee substitute, signaling widespread extra use of grain this season.
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Saskatchewan
Pruning Guide for Grapes and Fruit Trees This Spring
Pruning is mainly in March with a key exception for grapes which must stay dormant before mid March. Remove all but a bare skeleton on grapes while fruit grows on new yearly growth. Open fruit trees to light and air, remove crossing branches, keep heads low for easy picking, and seal large wounds to prevent rot. Move perennials in early spring or September, with August for Oriental poppies and October for Delphiniums, ensuring fast root insertion and thorough watering. Fertilize and refine soil before laying out new beds.
Polar Year Party Thrives in Sub Arctic Research
Canadian scientists studying aurora and earth currents in the sub Arctics report good health and steady progress. Letters from the party reached Churchill via Chesterfield Inlet mail carried by Eskimo dog teams.
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Canada
Sub
Arctic
Churchill
Chesterfield Inlet
New Process Speeds Celulage To Yarn In Three Minutes
A new method rapidly converts dissolved cellulage into finished yarn in about three minutes using improved machinery. The process eliminates refrigeration, temperature control, and jacketted kettles.
Mabel and David Honeymoon Talk at Farm Milking Concern
Dialogue fragment shows Mabel asking David if their honeymoon would include his father handling the milking. The exchange reveals lingering worries about farm duties during the couple's absence and hints at family responsibility.
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Mabel
David
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