Fianna Fail drives campaign to boost Irish wheat.
In Ireland a government led by Famon De Valera campaigns to compel farmers to grow more wheat. Fianna Fail’s 1,600 clubs back a tax rebate plan and propaganda push to protect the home market with a guaranteed price of 6 dollars per barrel, aiming to expand from 20 000 acres in 1932 to 800 000 acres.
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Famon de Valera
Dail
Fianna Fail Party
Department of Local Government
Free State
England
Ireland
North America
Canada
Reciprocal Trade Prospect Mentioned by Massey
Hon Vincent Massey told the New York Herald Tribune conference that Canadians will welcome reciprocal trade arrangements with the United States when the time comes. He said mutual advantage will come from well devised schemes and linked imperial and world trade, noting no conflict between buying from abroad and moral codes.
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United States
Vincent Massey
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
North America
First British fatal motor car accident reported in 1899
The London Daily Express reproduces a photo of the first fatal motor car crash in Britain. A peculiar auto ran downhill out of control, killing the driver and a passenger. The Express notes 223,530 people were killed or injured on British roads last year.
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Ottawa
London Daily Express
Britain
the Express
Candidate vows to mingle with farmers at cattle show
The candidate says he will go among farmers today at a cattle show to appear as one of them, noting he does not care for cows or jackasses but wants to demonstrate solidarity with the people.
Trains Provide Trained Typists for Busy Businessmen
Two English trains supply skilled typists for corporate offices. A simple new method coats plastics with metal, boosting durability and utility.
Simple Explanation Of A Maine Town Billing Custom
A city man in a Maine summer community learns the lone grocer bills winter residents who forget to settle. The grocer’s son explains the owner pretends loneliness in deep winter as he reviews books and sends bills to summer customers who often pay later.
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Maine
the New Yorker
London woman buys radiophone with alarm system
A London widow spends 250 on a radiophone single record speaker system. The device allegedly emits a dog bark and a man’s cry, then triggers invisible light alarms connected to windows to shock intruders, as she plans loudspeakers in every room amid burglary fears.
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London
England
Salt Road Trial Opens in Ontario by Sand wich
A salt road, first of its kind in Canada, will be built by a salt company at Sand wich Ontario. The project, sanctioned by Essex county council, will see the company provide materials while the county supplies labor.
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United States
Canada
Sandwich
Ontario
Anderson
Essex County Council
New Market Ancient Map Unveils London Marsh Scene
A 214-year-old map shows much of London as marsh with a single bridge. Vancouver collector Mrs. E. H. Littlebury found the relic while researching an inscription dated 1720 revised by M. Senox for Sir Peter Delme and London aldermen.
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London
England
Marsh
E. H. Littlebury
Vancouver
Peter Delme
K.T
M. Senox
Expert Witness Describes Driving a Motor Car
A Real Expert Witness at Highgate Police court joked about driving a car saying you only need to start the works put it into gear grasp the steering wheel hold tight and hope for the best He added you must shout at pedestrians buy petrol and mend punctures but that comes with experience.
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Highgate
Macon Virginia Lot Sold For Meals In 7 Years
Court records reveal a Macon Virginia business lot traded forty years ago for three meals daily over seven years. Thomas Callaghan exchanged with Warren Green and E F Mims for the site near the city auditorium, with meals valued at about 100 dollars per year and total consideration around 700 dollars.
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Macon
Virginia
Thomas Callaghan
Warren Green
E. F. Mims
City Auditorium
Railways Expand in China and Chilean Radio Demands Rise
Extension of railways in China is being pushed as authorities plan broad infrastructure growth. In Chile radio listeners demand better programs and content as audience interests shift.
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China
Chile
Good Roads To National Parks Alberta Highway Plans
Extensive highway improvements announced for Banff and Jasper in Alberta include all weather routes from Edmonton to Jasper and a new mountain highway linking Jasper to Lake Louise. Projects cover Elk Island and Waterton Lakes, with 70 thousand dollars for a Waterton Glacier Park link. Banff to Jasper road work nears completion as traffic rises with 43,972 cars through Banff gates April to August.
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Mountain National Parks
Edmonton
Jasper National Park
Calgary-Banff
Cochrane
Park
Banff Park
Lake Louise
National Parks
Banff
Jasper Parks
Elk Island Park
Waterton Lakes Park
Alberta Rockies
Glacier Park
Montana
Jasper
Banff National Park
Language Challenges in Describing Grassland Plants Across Nations
The Imperial Economic Committee report notes the difficulty of standardizing terms like persistent leafy hardy used for grasses and plants across countries. In Australia hardy means heat resistance, in Canada cold resistance, with drought implied in both. Winter-hardiness differs: UK meaning wet cold, Canada dry cold. a strain may be winter-hardy in one country but not another.
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British Empire
Imperial Economic Committee
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Life's Darkest Moment Revealed in Youth Tale
An old man recalls a formative childhood memory when a circus visit led him to a revival meeting. The WSJ recounts his reflections on disappointments and the enduring impact of that moment on his life.
Ambition and a Father’s Interruption
A dialogue fragment shows a woman dreaming of a goal but interrupted by her father who shatters that aim with a harsh rebuke. The text preserves emotional tension and a parental obstacle to pursuit.
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Jack
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