Men Make Cities. Moose Jaw Times Reflects on Civic Power
The piece argues that, as in Atchison Kansas, communities rise from decay when citizens take action. It decries reliance on the State, urges fiscal reform and local sacrifice to restore morale and autonomy, and claims men and women make cities, not cities their people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Atchison, Kansas
Ed. W. Howe
Atchison Daily Globe
Atchison
Rotarian
Moose Jaw Times
Atchison, Kangag
Dairy Plans for Prince Albert Area by Kerrobert Producer
F R Glass of Kerrobert announced a new dairy for Prince Albert to distribute pasteurized milk and cream. He has acquired 1300 acres near the city and built a dam to house 40 Helstein cattle he will bring from Kerrobert, where he currently operates a dairy.
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Prince Albert
F. R. Glass
Kerrobert
Opulent Opossum Menace Grows in New Zealand
Report notes increasing opossum numbers across New Zealand causing ecological concern and prompting calls for control measures and policy action. Local officials warn of damage to native species and agriculture while researchers study population trends.
Bath Tubs From England Dominate Canadian Imports
Ottawa bulletin notes that most imported baths in Canada come from the United Kingdom with value of 101000 dollars in the past year, while the United States supplied 24000 dollars, less than half of the prior year. The report contrasts with a jab at Chicago teachers' views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Ottawa
Smoking labels to mark smoking and non smoking railway cars
The London Midland and Scottish Railway plans a national reform to retire smoking compartments labeled in each coach. About 19 000 vehicles with 1 900 000 seats will switch to a system allowing smoking in certain non smoking areas. Officials expect a year for full change over amid complaints about smoking in non smoking sections.
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Pasnengir Coschea
London
Midland
Scottieh Ralisray
United Kingdom
Kruschen Salts Promises Steady Weight Loss Claims
A reader testimonial recounts shedding 28 pounds after using Kruschen Salts for three months. The ad urges overweight readers to take half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast, claiming steady fat loss without rapid drops. It cites a 222 pound starting weight and notes Kruschen as a blend of six mineral salts from European spa waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.G.B
Rising Tide Of Fascism Warning From Winnipeg Leader
J. C. Wilson of Winnipeg, national secretary of the Workers' League, warned at Windsor Ontario that the rising tide of fascism is visible in groups like the Blue Shirts. He contrasted past labor slogans with present “storm troops” roles and urged returning soldiers to unite for economic needs to combat fascism and potential war within six months.
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Workers’ League
Blue Shirts
Canada
J. C. Wilson
Winnipeg
Windsor
Ont
Mr. Wilson
Contemptibles
Canadian Legion
Vancouver
Steel Helmets
Montreal
Pains After Eating Try This Quick Relief
Pains after eating stem from excess stomach acid causing belching heartburn and indigestion. Bisulated Magnesia taken after meals provides fast relief and is recommended by druggists for sour stomach conditions. It should be in every home. It works.
Tomb Of Viking Chieftain Found In Central Sweden
A Viking chieftain grave dating over 1,000 years was discovered at Laangtora in central Sweden. The tomb shows high rank with armor and a southern English sword whose silver-hilt ornaments include magic runes. The find reveals burial customs of the era.
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Laangtora
Sweden
England
Passenger leaps from amphibian plane in fog near New York
A tall tale from the New Yorker tells of a big amphibian plane landing in thick fog near an outlying city. A hurried passenger stayed aboard read a magazine as the craft touched water and then jumped out with his suitcase, only to be fished from the water and dried off.
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New York
New Yorker
Italians Try Barrel Vessel Gyroboat Across Atlantic
Two Italians Captain M Caminiti and mechanic Signor Rametta test a buoy shaped barrel craft named Gyroboat powered by a revolving cable. In Palermo reports say they crossed the Straits of Messina in under an hour using body motion to roll the craft. They plan to sail down to Catania then launch an Atlantic crossing at high speed.
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Atlantic
M. Caminiti
Signor Rametta
Palermo
Straits
Messing
Catania
Far North Trapper Flynn Harris Plans Move to Cold Lake
T W Flynn Harris a long time trapper and Indian Agent who has lived in the sub Arctic since 1881 now retires from government service in Edmonton. He will settle at Cold Lake with his family after years as trader woodcutter and Mountie. Belgium reports 155000 unemployed while South Shields England builds 142 houses for the aged.
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Trapper
Sub-Arctic
Far North
T. W. “Flynn
Harris
North West Mounted
Flynn
Sub- Arctic
Edmonton
Cold Lake
Northern Lights Scientists Return From Fort Rae Expedition
The British polar year expedition ends after 15 months at Fort Rae in the North West Territories. Five members led by Dr J M Stagg arrived in Edmonton by air. 4000 double aurora photographs were taken using triangulation to estimate distance and action.
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Theeath
Edmonton
Fort Rae
North West Territories
A.stephenson
Wilkins
Greenland
P. A. Sheperd
R. Morgans
W. A. Grinstead
J. E Kennedy
MacKenzie Airways
Matt Berry
J. M. Stagg
England
Mr. Grimstead
A Cavalry Subaltern Shows Polo Field To Aunt
A young cavalry subaltern guides his elderly aunt around the barracks in a rare spectacle. Despite repeated military references she stays engaged, noting with delight the distant landscape as a polo field and admiring the sight of waving polo on the grounds.
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London
Creamed Celery and Green Pepper on Toast
A simple creamed mixture of celery and green pepper cooked in butter and flour with evaporated milk and water. Cook celery until tender, blend with pepper, then make a white sauce and combine. Simmer ten minutes, then pour over toast and serve. Serves six.
Profitable Proposition From Loyal Advocate Subscriber
A rural subscriber renewing his Advocate in Pictou Nova Scotia says missing an issue would have cost him a cow sale profit. He notes the paper paid for itself two to three years with one generous deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictou, Nova Scotia
The
Advocate
Better Conditions Due To General Upswing
Canada reports improving business conditions since March and before the U S recovery act. Dominion statistics say export trade rise is not mainly due to the N R A and credit improvements largely stem from a general upswing in world conditions.
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Canada
N.R.A
Dominion ‘Bureau of Statistics
United States
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Department of National Revenue
Ottawa
Dominion
Which China Do You Mean Five Chinas in Nineteenth Century View
The article notes that beyond Manchuria there are at least five Chinas Canton Nanking the North Szechuan and the Communists, making the question when China settles down ill defined.
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Manchuria
O. M. Green
Saga
Far East
China
Chinas
Canton
Nanking
Szechuan
Bicarbonate of Soda Creates White Ink Solution
A simple recipe uses bicarbonate of soda to produce a bright white ink. The method suggests dissolving the chemical to form a usable writing medium.
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Chicago
Aes of
Waraa
Er A
T. Mithurn Co., Limited
Toronto
Milloh Raiway
Italy
Scotland
Spon Vom
Aaeneo
Grerntch
Belgium
South Shields
Ase
ST. Charles
Appleford - Paren Ergouers Mamiltorn
Ontario
W. N. UL
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