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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 09, 1932

Page

2

Monetary Systems and the Case for Managed Money

The article extolls public interest in monetary systems and cites Professor Gustav Cassel of Sweden as a leading authority. It explains gold standard limits, argues for managed money, and suggests inflation as a corrective measure by major gold-standard countries.

Gustav Cassel Sweden League of Nations Oxford Cassel France United States Professor Cassel Gan

Bank insolvencies seen as system flaw not mood

Dr. Charles O. Hardy of the Brookings Institute argues that American bank failures from 1921 to 1931 stem from inherent banking instability. He cites 8,784 insolvencies or 29 percent of banks as of 1931 and warns the system relies on risky pyramiding of obligations payable on demand with scant cash and weak stockholders equity.

Charles O. Hardy Brookings Institute United States Hardy

Man Found Free of Rheumatism After 20 Years

A man claims to have suffered rheumatism from 1910 to 1930 but says he is free from pain since taking Kruschen Salts. The advertisement asserts uric acid crystals cause rheumatism and that Kruschen dissolves them and prevents recurrence with a onetime daily dose.

W. P Kruschen

Simplicity Urged in Education Over Phrase Choice

The writer hopes higher education not foster a generation that clings to formal phrasing. They argue people should admit simply they went home and read a book rather than say they proceeded to their residence and perused a volume.

A Real Benefactor Erects Haynes Memorial Shaft

Portland Indiana honors Elwood Haynes as the inventor of the modern automobile with a stone shaft memorial. A humorous note questions public zeal for future inventions that endure beyond one season. Persian Balm is advertised as a charm enhancing cosmetic for women, promising smooth skin and refined appearance.

Portland Ind Elwood Haynes

Bright news despite official boy’s conference report

The article notes with cheer that the writer is not the office boy announcing Premier Cheng Hsiao Hsu of Manchukuo in conference with Foreign Minister Hsieh Chieh Tsih, preferring a bright side view of the situation.

Cheng Hsiao-Hsu Manchukuo Hsieh Chieh-Tsih

Worm Exterminator Promoted As Child Health Aid

An advertisement touts Moth er Graves' Worm Exterminator as a simple remedy to protect children's health against intestinal worms. The copy emphasizes vitality preservation and safety in a 1967 notice style.

Premier Herriott Pays Tribute At German War Dead

Premier Edouard Herriott of France dedicates a new municipal hospital in Lens and honors German war dead, urging a pacific plan and renunciation of arms. France seeks calm relations with former enemies and tribute to those who died. An oil called Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oili is described as widely prized and unmatched.

Edouard Herriott France Lens Thomas Eclectric Oili

War Debt Cancellation Beneficial If United States Cancels Debts

The London Daily Telegraph argues that canceling war debts could be profitable for the United States. It cites Senator Borah and estimates the cost of the global debt crisis at about 36 billion pounds or 150 billion dollars, noting the financial system is disrupted by large wartime payments.

United States Borah London Daily Telegraph

Canadian theatres boast top fire safety rating in Canada

Ottawa report by Dominion Fire Commissioner J. Grove Smith notes Canadian theatres have the highest fire safety rating among properties. Only 19 theatre fires last year with total loss of 4200 dollars. Ontario managers praised for patron safety as 3,000,000,000 feet of film were shown in nearly a thousand theatres nationwide.

Ottawa Canada J. Grove Smith Dominion Ontario St. Thomas

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