Requisites For Safe Driving In The Prairie Provinces
The article argues most auto accidents arise from human factors rather than faulty equipment. It cites lack of training and experience as major causes and suggests training courses and operator license examinations as remedies. It notes some drivers gain road sense only through practice and warns against recklessness and alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
United States
Oliver Stewart
the Observer
London
England
Mr. Stewart
Market For Feeder Cattle In Britain Strong
Hon Duncan Marshall reports a brisk Canadian feeder cattle market during his England and Scotland visit. The Ontario Agricultural Minister foresees continued demand this fall, with British government beef bonuses aiding the feeder trade. Canadian horses also fetch good prices as Scotland requires more horses for work.
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Duncan Marshall
England
Scotland
Ontario
Wiliam Henderson
Marshall
May coronation import duties target royal themed items
Proposals consider higher duties on foreign made flags pictures of the King and coronation souvenirs bearing royal imagery or flags of the empire. Text notes groundhog and woodchuck are the same animal with different regional names. Great Britain is standardizing brass foundry products.
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British Empire
Great Britain
Sees Better Times Secretary Of League Of Nations Paints Optimistic Outlook
Joseph A. C. Avenol, secretary of the League of Nations, declares a turning point in a world industrial downturn. The report portrays an optimistic picture and says solving international economic problems is easier, though agriculture has lagged due to protection in industrial countries. Officials expect economic committee discussions among powers when conditions permit.
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League of Nation
Joseph A. C. Avenol
Avenol
League
Taking More Medicine In England Health Debate
Sir Kingsley Wood warns in the House of Commons that England is becoming a nation of medicine drinkers. He notes the per head cost of medicine in England is double that in Scotland.
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England
Kingsley Wood
Minster
House of Commons
Scotland
Language reach abroad and in Canada noted in census
The report states 45 million people speak French in France while at least 75 million others understand or speak it. It also notes that last year more people visited Canada than currently reside there.
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Canada
Blinding Headaches Affected Woman Finds Relief
A reader recounts severe headaches causing temporary blindness and weakness, improved after using Kruschen Salts for months. The letter notes headaches often stem from a disordered stomach and retained waste, with Kruschen aiding elimination and producing a purer blood stream and relief.
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M.W
Absence Excuse Drill and Duck Talk in School Echoes
The text sketches a Scottish classroom moment with a pupil asked for a written excuse from the head of family. It notes Scottish pupils study far more books yearly than London children. A father offers more duck as the child quips duck is his favorite meat after chicken and turkey.
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Johnnie
Scotland
London
Papa
Johnny
Dial Telephone Gear Wheels Now Withstand Millions
An improvement in the gear wheels of dial telephones allows them to endure five million operations, far beyond the former limit of one hundred thousand. This advancement promises longer life and reduced maintenance for rotary systems.
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