Obstacles to International Agreement and World Disarmament
The article argues that international talks fail due to divergent national interests and added participants. It notes repeated League of Nations limits, disarmament disputes, and the difficulty of coordinating Britain Italy France and Germany. It suggests expanding bilateral pacts and triage via successive agreements.
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League of Nations
League
Britain
Italy
France
Germany
United States
Rome
Canada
London Grain Exchange
London
Milburn's H. N. Pills Restore Health for Women
Advert for Milburn's H N Pills promises relief for young girls and tired women. The copy claims the product strengthens nerves, enriches blood, and ends headaches dizziness sleeplessness and weakness, restoring vitality and happiness.
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Milburn
Mussolini Sees Expansion in Africa Asia and Navy Strength
In an interview with Hector Bywater of the Daily Telegraph in Rome Mussolini argues geographic destiny supports Italian expansion toward Asia and Africa and urges a strong navy. He says Rome is coastal and Italy must cooperate with Africa and the Far East, while commenting on League reforms and the disarmament conference.
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Mussolini
Hector Bywater
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Africa
Asia
Far East
League of Nations
Paris Hotels Face Ruin Amid Tax Burdens
In Paris the Plaza-Allianee has closed and many hotels near collapse as tourism wanes. Managers cite heavy levies with taxes ranging from luxury to property, plus social insurance and apprentice taxes. Combined charges consume 25 to 50 percent of receipts, threatening closures without a rebound in American visitors.
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Paris
Plaza-Allianee
Etoile District
Secret of ancient Asoka columns draws European steelmakers
European steel producers visit India seeking the secret of two thousand year old rock inscriptions. They study the four stone columns erected by Asoka in the Indian Empire and sealed by earthquakes and storms, hoping to learn the methods used by ancient craftsmen.
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India
Asoka
Indian
Desert Candlestick Fox-tail Lity Plant Described
The fox-tail lity is a striking border plant with long strap shaped leaves and tail spike flowers resembling a candle. It is commonly known as the desert candlestick due to its tall column like growth and candle like bloom.
Britain Of The East Story Of Japan Progress And Romance
The Brantford Expositor notes Japan has made remarkable strides in education science industry and military. It portrays Japan as the Britain of the East with democratic reforms and rapid modernization, warning that its sophistication could threaten other nations.
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Japan
Britain
East
Brantford Expositor
Deaf Sign Language Concert Highlights Saskatoon Event
Western Canada Association of the Deaf members presented a unique concert in Saskatoon using sign language. A short play by school pupils illustrated early deaf education in the country and "O Canada" was performed in sign language.
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Western Canada Association of the Deaf
Saskatoon
O Canada
Soybeans Prove Profitable for Dairymen and Stockmen
The Farmers' Advocate reports soybeans as a profitable crop for livestock producers, highlighting increased protein in meat and the beans' usefulness as hay. The note emphasizes soybeans as productive and palatable for feed purposes.
Science says aspirin dissolves in moments for quick relief
An article touts aspirin providing fast relief from neuralgia headaches and rheumatism. It explains a tablet begins to disintegrate within seconds after moisture contact, claiming relief starts minutes after ingestion. Readers warned to avoid substitutes and seek Bayer marked tablets.
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Bayer
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