The Burden of Credit and the Debt We Incurred
The article argues that modern criticism of banks stems from their reluctance to extend credit and that past easy credit created debts governments, farmers, and individuals now must repay. It warns against repudiation and uncontrolled inflation, urging frugal living and honest debt discharge to restore confidence and normalcy.
Unusual Damage Suit Over Beard Shaved in French Prison
Belgian film actor M. de Nervy seeks 500 pounds damages from the State for the loss of his luxuriant beard. He says the beard aided his career for patriarchal roles and that, while awaiting release after fraud sentencing, he was sent to Fresnes and forced to endure the clean shaven regime of criminals, not detention.
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M. de Nervy
Fresnes
Pretty clothes on a budget with Diamond Tints
In a tale of frugal fashion Mrs Burnette explains her secret to bright clothes despite scarce money. She rinses faded garments in Diamond Tints, a dye product for light shades that requires no boiling and lasts through many washings. She claims the method keeps her wardrobe looking fresh and stylish.
Bishop Plays Hockey at 74 Scoring Hat Trick for Marlborough
The Bishop of London aged 74 scored three goals as centre forward for Marlborough in a match against Ridley public school in London, thrilling spectators with his lively sprints.
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Bishop
Bishop of
London
Marlborough
Ridley
Liver Pills Promise Quick Liver Relief
Advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe quick fix for dull digestion and general malaise. It claims the liver should be "poured" with bile to revive bowel function and energy, urging readers to ask for the vegetable remedy by name and avoid substitutes.
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Carter
Adept Water Walkers Form Oxford Aquatic Club
Adept Water Walkers at Lady Margaret Hall Oxford formed an aquatic club this year and have embraced many water sports including walking on the water with ski floats.
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Lady Margaret Hall
Oxford
England
Light Metal Promises Strong Lightweight Material
A British firm unveils a new metal lighter than aluminium yet as strong as cast iron cheaper than brass and seawater resistant. It can be bent while cold and is already in use by the Admiralty.
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Admiralty
Mothers Praise Mother Graves Worm Ex Terminator
Several mothers attest to the practical value of Mother Graves Worm Ex Terminator, citing clear effectiveness based on experience and everyday use.
Creamery Butter Output Falls Across Canada in August
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports August creamery butter production at 24 705 968 pounds, down from 30 182 925 in July and 27 806 505 in August 1931. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick show gains while Quebec to Pacific show declines. Saskatchewan records the largest drop of 24 percent year over year. Persistent asthma described as exhausting attacks. ad promotes Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a potent treatment.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Pacific
Saskatchewan
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
J. D. Kellogg
Hero of the Sudan Sir Rudolph Slatin Pasha Dies in Vienna
Sir Rudolph Slatin Pasha aged 75 and once a central figure in the British Sudan campaigns died in a Vienna sanitarium. Austrian by birth, he joined the British army in Egypt at 21, served under Gordon and with Kitchener, later governing the Sudan as a British general. Also notes Worm Powders claim to restore health by expelling worms and aiding growth.
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Sudan
Rudolph Slatin Pasha
Vienna
Austria
Egypt
Gordon
Lord Kitchener
Rudolph Slatin
Thirteen Club Luncheon Defies Bad Luck Traditions
London Thirteen Club members broke superstition at their annual luncheon by walking under a ladder opening an umbrella indoors spilling salt and sitting at an oval table facing ladies shoes among other defiant acts reflecting playful skepticism toward luck.
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Thirteen Club of London
Simple manure checkerboard soil drift remedy
Spread strips of fresh manure about three rods apart then drive the spreader across the field to make checkerboards. The method keeps soil at home and also catches a neighbor's soil.
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Canada
Appleford Wonder Paper claim dusts as it cleans
Household writers say dusting is tedious and women switch to Appleford Wonder Paper made from clean rags and pulp with furniture polish. It absorbs dirt, can be used on furniture and floors, comes in twenty five sheet packs for twenty five cents, and is sold by various stores with factory mail order offers.
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Appleford
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