Experts in Government Service Need Better Pay Says Policy Column
A Canadian policy discussion argues postwar government requires skilled professionals. It contends that wartime experts should be retained with salaries matching private sector value, free from partizan interference, to ensure effective use of development programs and resources.
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Te Financial Post
Abilly
Paris
Blanc
Tae Genen
Usir
Canada
Taving
Books On Einstein Theory Attract 1173 Authors Says Expert
Professor Maurvee Lent of Louvain University notes vast interest in relativity with 1173 authors cited across newspapers magazines and journals. He observes English French Latin Dutch and American writers dominate the field and records total 323 noted works. The piece also mentions MacLaren Squadron Leader and his reception after a wrecked flight, describing official absence at the station and enthusiastic canaries in Canada.
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Maurvee Lent
Louvain University
Formans
Einstein
MacLaren
Canada
Underwater Telephony Advances Reported by Professor Bowie
The article describes early experiments in underwater telephony led by Professor Bowie of Albert University. It notes detection of submarines and ships within a few miles, with potential to map sea floors and communicate across depths using sound waves and telephonic technology.
BC Exhibit Ores At World’s Fair and Mining Displays
The report notes British Columbia will showcase ore samples at the American national mining convention in September. Officials say the displays, packed in large boxes, will travel from Vancouver with Alderman Frank F. Woodside leading the Mine Wa Tt Browning group in charge.
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Grace Arne
Wllitiak
Anerdean
Saermmening
Cal
Dawn of Womanhood Health Advice and Patent Medicine Claims
The piece discusses adolescence, health changes in girls, and urges watchfulness and care. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder for young women and cites consumer remedies for asthma and general weakness with promotional tone.
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Dr. Willams
St. Williams
Ti Wil- Nams' Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Harvard Light Therapy Experiments Stir Cure Hopes
Reports from Harvard University describe experiments using electric lights and chemical solutions aimed at fighting diseases and stimulating healthy cell growth. Researchers claim light exposure may destroy harmful organisms and promote cellular activity as part of a broader inquiry into medical cures.
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Harvard
Harvard Universit
Exiled Grand Puke Proclaims Russian Liberation Ambitions
An unsigned proclamation circulated to Daily Mail offices declares the exiled Grand Puke plans to resist Soviet rule and free Russia. The message cites a cousin to the fate of the throne and claims aid from Russians abroad. It also references a royal renaming for Niadinite as heir. Wages for lumberjacks in Ontario drop to 26 30 monthly with camps in Abiciba and Northern Quebec offering higher pay. Worms harming children prompt Mother Graves Exterminator as a protective remedy.
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Daily Mail
Belpcade
Laissiuhene Pipers
Cetil
Iatle
Exes
Niadinite
Dds
Russia
Belore
Juan
Ontario
Abiciba
Quebec
Old Document in Possession of Mrs Graves at Mount Vernon
A legal document signed by President John Quincy Adams over eight years ago is held by Mrs C J Graves of Mount Vernon WL. The papers are in excellent preservation. A woman recalls many things she should forget. The source notes a taxation of silent shillings on male servants in Rogland.
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John Quincy Asana
C. J. Graves
Mount Vernon
Rogland
Sparkling Eyes Follow Good Health
Mrs Rose Craig of Sackville Street testifies to Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription aiding her after marriage with headaches nervous spells and distress It is praised as a tonic for women and offered in tablet or liquid form with free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Laboratory Bridgehung Ont.
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Toronto
Mather
Mr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Rose Craig
Sackville St
Dr. Pierce
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Bridgehung
Ont
Sableta
Costly But Profitable Salvage Of German War Vessels
London engineers plan three to four year salvage of WWI German ships raised from Scapa Flow. The first ship, sunk June 21, 1919, will be cut and dismantled after a costly effort using underslinging cables and a floating dock. Officials expect future salvorings to follow a similar method with limited impact on reparations.
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Germany
London
Bat Ic
Salter
Sful Ailempta
Balloon Powered Train Car Foiled By Gravity and Ballast
A Bavarian plan uses a giant balloon sixty six feet in diameter to lift a passenger car on a single T shaped track. lifting capacity totals 10 560 pounds with ballast to prevent stalls on ascent. Water ballast aids downhill control while gravity provides the main descent force.
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Bavaria
Canned Whale Meat Trade Expands in British Columbia Markets
Market reports show British Columbia canned white meat facing strong demand in Africa and West Africa. Industry outlook highlights increased whaling output, with future prosperity anticipated for local whaling operations and related export trade.
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Africa
West
British Columbia
Liberia
Congo
Bridah Columbia
Straw Clock Delights Munich Fair With Metal Craft
A clock built entirely of Simon metal dazzles at the Munich summer fair. Standing five feet tall, it mimics Cologne Cathedral Tower. The maker, a village cobbler from Warthern Prussia, spent three years on the intricate timepiece and notes it needs an oiling to keep it running perfectly.
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Simon
Munich
Cologne
Wartern Prussia
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