Leaders and Critics Face Postwar Strain in Canada
Analyzes how global leaders bear heavy postwar burdens while critics and demagogues target them. Highlights Ramsay MacDonald, R. B. Bennett, Hoover, Roosevelt, and other figures, arguing patience and constructive criticism are needed as Canada rebuilds.
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Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
Canada
Hon
R. B. Bennett
Hoover
Roosevelt
Moses
Christ
Pym
Abraham Lincoln
Ottawa
Bennett
King
Hogs graded in Canada 1935 weeks end May 2 total
For 18 weeks of 1935 ending May 2 Canada graded 363 664 alive at stock yards 709 726 alive at packing plants and 21 652 by car cass a total 1 115 042 The 1934 total for the same period was 1 160 223 Also notes Eur Europe Aurignacian period 60 000 years ago tall men averaging just over six feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Europe
Government moves to invalidate Smith incubator patent
The Dominion government filed an action in the exchequer court to set aside a patent claimed by the Smith Incubator Company of Cleveland Ohio, alleging the incubator patents are invalid. Ottawa barrister G C Gowling issued the writ on behalf of Canadian poultry farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Exchequer
Smith Incubator Company
Cleveland
Canada
G. C. Gowling
Ottawa
Toabs feign death when rough handling.
When roughly handled toads play dead so thoroughly that their breathing movements are suspended.
Global press volumes rise from 4 000 to ninety thousand
The world now publishes about 90 000 newspapers and magazines daily, a dramatic increase from roughly 4 000 a century ago. The figure underscores rapid growth in global media output and access.
King George Receives Silver Jubilee Gift Home
The King who already owns nine palaces castles and two large estates has been presented with a Silver Jubilee house. Built at Burhs Surrey on Lord Iveagh’s estate the designer is C Beresford Marshall in an American Colonial style without pillars. The King reserves life tenancy for a minor royal or retiring official.
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King George
Palace, & Castle
Ana Siver
Royal Warrant Holders’ Association
C. Beresford Marshall
London
Marshall
Burhs
Surrey
Lord Iveagh
Giles Gilbert Scott
Royal Institute of British Architects
Indigestion Sufferer Finds Relief With Kruschen Salts
A man with severe indigestion and back pain describes relief after using Kruschen Salts. He credits the daily dose with stimulating gastric juices and ensuring regular elimination, claiming renewed appetite and energy.
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Kruschen
W. B
Saskatchewan Drama League Votes in Regina Leaders
W. T. Read of Regina was unanimously elected president by Saskatoon members for the coming season. Mrs. Stanley Edwards of Saskatoon became first vice president, J. M. Sinclair of Regina second vice president, while Mrs. Doris W. Hopkins and William Reid of Regina were named secretary and treasurer respectively. Mrs. E. R. Myers of Saskatoon retires as president and joins the advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Read
Regina
Saskatchewan Drama League
Saskatoon
Stanley Edwards
J. M. Sinclair
Doris W. Hopkins
William Reid
E. R. Myers
League
Passengers to be Examined at Ports to Halt Air Disease Spread
Hull England conference speaker Mr M Cadman says future air travelers would be treated like beef at the port of departure and would require a clean bill of health before travel to prevent diseases spreading globally.
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M. Cadman
Hull
England
Veteran testifies Fruit-a-tives eased constipation
Isaac P. Booth of Toronto testifies under oath that Fruit-a-tives gave him quick relief from constipation and rheumatism caused by military service. He says the remedy keeps him regular and now remains free of symptoms unless he exposes himself to wet or cold weather. A full sworn statement can be requested.
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Isaac P. Booth
Wayland Ave
Toronto
Booth
Fundiatives
Canada
Rain-making scheme eyed by Metrological Society figure
Bernard J. Dubos of the Metrological Society of France proposes a 3000 foot steel and concrete rain tower to draw moisture from upper air. He estimates 10 million dollars needed for materials and construction and faces investor skepticism as scientists pursue artificial rainfall despite ridicule.
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Bernard J. Dubos
Metrological Society of France
Dubos
Handicraft Exhibition Aboard Cunard Liner Ascania Opens
The Canadian Handicrafts Guild will stage a special exhibition in the public rooms of the Cunard White Star liner Ascania in port beside Shed No 2. Opened by Hon William J P McMillan PEI premier and Guild president, the show features textiles iron work and Canadian furniture pieces including two old country chairs.
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William Joseph Parnell McMillan
C.M
F.A.C.S
LM. Co.c
Prince Edward Island
Canadian Handicrafts Guild
Cunard
Ascania
Wilfred 4. Bovey
McMillan
Guild
Montreal
McGill University
Port
Shed No. 2
The Four-Dollar Bill In a Canadian Exhibition Window
A Port Arthur display features a four-dollar Canadian bill noted as rare due to a misprint. The bill reportedly showed the Michigan Soo locks image, leading Ottawa to halt the issue. The article also mentions common Canadian surnames and Chinese names in directories.
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Port Arthur
Ottawa
Woman writer urges equal respect for maids and husbands
A female author counsels women to treat their maids with the same respect afforded to their husbands, noting the virtue especially for those who enjoy hunting for new staff.
Daimyo Clock Collection At Risk Of Leaving Japan
Japanese newspapers warn the Takabayashi collection of the Daimyo no Tokei timepieces and related clocks books at the Tokyo Museum of Science may soon leave Japan. An American bid of 15000 dollars was joined by a British Kobe resident, raising fears that a wider sale could force the owner to part with them.
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Japan
Takabayashi
Tokyo Museum of Science
Kobe
Europe
America
Ethiopian Decree Abolishes Serfdom and Tax Inequity
Emperor Haile Selassie I issues a decree ending serfdom across Ethiopia and equalizing land taxes. The announcement says the move will advance Ethiopian civilization by a thousand years, noting past slave trade and lingering forced labor and debt peonage despite League of Nations membership.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selasafé
League of Nations
Scouts Gather in Apala to Mark Poland Scout Jubilee
Five thousand Boy Scouts from many lands converge on Apala Poland this summer to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of the Polish Scout movement. Delegations from the United States Great Britain France Belgium Helland and Scandinavian and Slavonic countries attend. General Baden Powell and his deputy will be represented.
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Apala
Poland
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Helland
Baden-Powell
Scout
General Brock Hotel Open Threatens Major Fonthill Golf Upgrades
Lookout Point Golf Club prepares for the General Brock Hotel Open at Fonthill Ontario on July 11 12 and 13 as President Allan Brooke notes plans to lengthen all tees apron greens fence bunkers and add a reinforced bridge and roped off greens to handle anticipated huge international turnout with Vernon G Cardy overseeing catering and hotel support aims.
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Fonthill
Ont
Allan Brooke
K.c
Lookout Point Golf Club
Nat
America
B. L. Anderson
Vernon G. Cardy
General Brock Hotel
Western student wins honors for dental studies at McGill
Nathan Frank Gropper of Saskatoon won the prize for the highest standing in the third year of dentistry at McGill University. He also received the lieutenant Governor's medal for the highest percentage in dental pathology and dental therapeutics.
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Faculty of Dentistry
McGill University
Nathan Frank Gropper
Saskatoon
Jackpins Tree Aids Michigan Reforestation
The jackpins tree is valuable in Michigan as it thrives where other conifers fail and helps reforest burned areas. It grows in difficult sites and supports ecological recovery after fires.
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Michigan
Cheerfulness Contagion Observed Among People Exposed
A brief note reports that cheerfulness spreads when people are exposed to it. The observation suggests attitudes can be contagious and influence others nearby.
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Dong
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Gos
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Main Street
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Donaldson
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