Canada Edges Toward Recovery Under Mackenzie King Regime
The article notes a shift after October 14 as Mackenzie King’s Liberal government returns with strong support. It describes Canada’s economic depression, rising government costs, and rising taxes while urging vigilance and patience as policies unfold. It highlights resilience of institutions, credit, and public spirit during a difficult climb to recovery.
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Mackenzie King
Canada
Ottawa
Macre
Sernally
Was
Spain Lists Population From United States At 1 012
Land and air force plans unfold across nations. Spain reports population figures tied to the United States at 1 012 while South Rhodesia moves to set up an air force reserve and Lincoln England inaugurates its 1 000th municipal house amid new protective science policies.
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Spain
United States
South Rhodesia
Lincoln
England
Romance Yacht Arrives Victoria After Pacific Gale Ordeal
Captain Ernest Green and his two crew members endured near constant head gales across the Pacific aboard the 50 foot schooner Romance. They rode a 50 foot comber beam on with bare poles and used oil bags to steady the ship. Green, a former master of the Empress of Asia, praised the craft and noted French officials in Indo China sought its specifications.
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Yokohama
Romance
Victoria
Pacific
Ernest Green
Philip
John Hunter
Captain Green
Indo-China
Green
Our Lords and Masters Named World Rulers
The unsigned Observer reviews a New York book claiming about 200 individuals shape global conscience. It lists five social rulers as George V, Pope Pius XI, Trotsky, the Japanese emperor, and Gandhi, with eight political rulers including Baldwin, Hoare, Tardieu, Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, Roosevelt, and Ataturk.
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New York
King George V
Pope Pius XI
Leon Trotsky
Japan
Mahatma Gandhi
Stanley Baldwin
Sir Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
Andre Tardieu
France
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Germany
President Roosevelt
United States
Mustapha Kemel Ataturk
Turkey
World Population Growth Forecast to 2100
An estimate projects the world population reaching at least six billion by 2100 if current growth continues. It notes that about 1.9 billion people populate the globe today and stresses the need for higher crop yields to sustain the future population.
Dustless Plates Try Dust-Proof German License Design
German traffic police test a new license plate system where numbers are cut out to let dirt pass through. Filth cannot cover the digits, ensuring legibility from the dust.
Myth of Nero Fiddle During Great Fire Debunked
The claim Nero fiddled as Rome burned is false since the 64 A.D. fire predates the invention of the violin the modern string instrument did not exist in Nero’s era and historians note no evidence supports the fiddle tale.
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Nero
Rome
Snappy shirtwaist blouse pattern for fall wear
A fashion blurb promotes a bottle green wool jersey shirtwaist with front buttons and inverted pin tucks. It details sleeve options, slimming fit, and low cost, noting Pattern No 480 sizes 14 to 42 and fabric needs. mail order address given for Winnipeg Newspaper Union patterns.
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Pattern Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Pioneer UC Professor Debuts Panco Mirror Innovation
Dr. H. W. Edwards of the University of California announces a panco mirror that reflects all colors uniformly and is claimed to be 98 percent efficient.
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H. W. Edwards
University of California
Rub Earthenware Vessels With Onion Before Heating
A cooking tip advises rubbing new earthenware vessels with a raw onion prior to heating to prevent cracking and improve durability. The onion treatment seals the porous clay and reduces stress during temperature changes.
Diamond riches in Canada may surpass South Africa say experts
Geologist Professor A. S. Fureron of Western Reserve University and D. W. Carter of a diamond tool company argue Canada hides richer diamond fields than South Africa. They cite U S discoveries and glacial transport of stones and Canadian rocks, suggesting vast deposits await confirmation.
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Canada
South Africa
A. S. Fureron
Western Reserve University
D. W. Carter
United States
Carter
Beekeeping Advice Warns Against Poor Winter Food
The Dominion Apiarist warns that packing bees for winter without adequate food risks disaster. It is better to locate living colonies with spring surplus than have them die or starve due to depletion.
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Big Ben
Ellen Worth
Jersey
Diamond Mines
Orippe Neurelgs
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