Remembrance Day Reflections on War and World Peace
A Remembrance Day piece laments fourteen years since Armistice Day and questions whether war has truly ended. It critiques rising armaments, nationalist policies, and economic barriers fueling global conflict, warning that public support for leaders blocks real disarmament and world cooperation.
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Canada
Douglas Egyptian Liniment Rated Fast Relief
A historic advertisement touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as unmatched for speedy relief from muscular rheumatism lame back inflammation burns and felons.
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Purves Works On Canadian WWI Book of Remembrance
William Purves dedicates five years to creating a Book of Remembrance for 68,000 Canadians who died overseas in WWI. The carved vellum pages will be bound in purple Morocco leather with gold coat of arms and housed in Ottawa’s Peace Memorial Tower vault.
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McGill University
Peace Memorial
Parliament Buildings
Ottawa
Mr. Purves
Purves
Montreal
Canadian Press
Barley Export Trade Grows in Canada
The Department of Agriculture reports barley production in Canada now nears 150 million bushels annually. Main export uses include livestock feed, breakfast foods, malt products, and alcoholic beverages. A targeted market study is essential for export trade development.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Miller's Worm Powders Promote Child Nutrition
Worms irritate the stomach and intestines depriving infants of nourishment and causing malnutrition. Miller's Worm Powders destroy worms and correct morbid stomach and bowel conditions that favor worms ensuring full nutrition and encouraging development.
Technical Education Act Delayed by Government Regulations
A March-dated letter from Minister W A Gordon explains delay in enacting the Vocational and Technical Education Act of 1931 due to regulations still under review. Alberta School Trustees' Association protested the delay. The Empire Farmers' Co-Operative will exhibit and send delegates to Regina for the world grain exhibition and conference next July. Lord Strathspey and two directors will attend to promote the co op and meet farmers. Exhibit space has been booked in the new grain show building for literature distribution and demonstrations.
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Regina
W. A. Gordon
Labor
House of Commons
Alberta School Trustees’ Association
Empire Farmers’ Co-Operative, Limited
Lord Strathspey
Empire Farmers’ Co-Operative
Empire
Cost Of Direct Relief In Regina In 1931 32
The per capita cost of direct relief in Regina from May 1931 to April 1932 for food clothing and shelter was 7.90 dollars and total expenditure 420566 53 dollars excluding administration drugs medical care or railway fares Minister J A Merkley of Labor released the figures. Worms cause fretfulness and rob the infant of sleep Mother Graves Worm Exterminator claims to clear the stomach and intestines and restore health.
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Regina
J. A. Merkley
London saleswomen tour Yorkshire sell dresses on vacation
Enterprising London saleswomen loaded their cars with dresses and lingerie and sold them in rural districts during vacation trips. Two titled girls began a tour through Yorkshire and sold out their stock within a week.
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London
England
Yorkshire
Trinkets Sold From Edgar Wallace Collection
Jewelry owned by the late Edgar Wallace brought 1250 dollars at a London sale by order of the Edgar Wallace administration. Mrs. Wallace bought several items for family members. An engraved gold cigarette case, seven ounces, sold for 175 dollars. A cach o long suite with diamond studs brought 400 dollars and a platinum watch 105 dollars.
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Edgar Wallace
London
Japanese Language Becomes Compulsory in Manchukuo Schools
New regulations in Fengtien province require study of Japanese in all primary schools with Mukden as capital. Similar measures are being enforced across Manchukuo, signaling a broad national policy shift.
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Fengtien
Mukden
Manchukuo
Aspirin Sells Quick Relief for Pain and Suffering
A promotional claim describes Aspirin as a fast safe cure for toothache headache rheumatic and muscular pains and women’s discomfort. It emphasizes safe use non depressant heart effects and universal availability in drugstores with a warning to avoid substitutes and noting Aspirin is a registered trademark in Canada.
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Canada
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