Canada Must Embrace Internationalism In 1935
The piece urges Canada to adopt a broader international outlook and reject nationalism. It argues economic interdependence requires cooperation with other nations, calls for closer provincial unity, constitutional amendments to reduce friction, and a patriotic push to advance Confederation before 1935 ends.
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Canada
Unis
Great Britain
United States
League of Nations
League
U.S
Grain growers allowed to sell on open market across Russia
European Russia and Eastern Siberia grain growers including collectives and individual farmers may sell grain flour and bread on the open market as a reward for meeting the grain collection plan. Permission granted by the central committee of the Communist party and the council of people's commissars. Landon campaigns to stop tourists scribbling times on cathedral walls.
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Russia
Siberia
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Council of People's Commissars
Rays Bombard Earth and end-of-world fears rise
The article cites Professor Millikan arguing creation and decay balance in the universe and warns of cosmic blue rays capable of laying down vast voltage. Scientists estimate the universe could run down in about five quintillion years, suggesting Earth’s end may come in the distant future.
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Millikan
Earth
Apple a Day Joke Sparks Smiles at Breakfast
A child quips about keeping doctors away with apples, prompting a light breakfast moment. In unrelated business news, eight large Chinese match factories announce a merger to counter foreign competition within China.
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Jimmie
China
Industrial activity rises in several nations in 1934
The League of Nations economic section reported a steady rise in industrial activity across many countries during 1934. Canada Germany Italy Norway Sweden and Poland showed progress while the United States France and the Netherlands saw declines. Compared with October 1933, October 1934 activity rose 20 percent in Germany 19 in Sweden 15 in Italy 9 in Canada 8 in Poland and 4 in Norway, with decreases of 4 in the United States 5 in the Netherlands and 13 in France.
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League of Nations
Canada
Germany
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Poland
United States
France
Netherlands
Woman Overcomes Rheumatism After Kruschen Salts
A woman recalls breaking her leg above the knee two years ago when she kicked stairs and was bedridden four months. After taking Kruschen Salts daily, she claims complete relief from rheumatism and urges continued use. The ad praises Kruschen as six salts boosting liver and kidney action to expel uric acid, the alleged source of rheumatic pain.
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Florence Williamson
Broomfield Ave
Montreal
Willsmson
New General Headquarters Air Force Formed
A centralized army air force of about 900 fighting planes was organized at the United States war department. Secretary of War George Dern calls it the most revolutionary step toward modernization since the Great War. Lt. Col. Frank M. Andrews named commander. it will take over air units from Maj. Gen. Foulois and place fighters under the chief of staff, Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
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Army Air Force
United States War Department
George Dern
General Headquarters Air Force
Frank M. Andrews
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Douglas MacArthur
Oldest Canadian doll wins premier honors at Brantford
Ninety three year old doll owned by Mis. Marinda Hillyard of Oakville Ontario captured top marks at a Brantford United Church doll festival. The doll praised for beauty of face and lace dress, and for being a centenarian owned by a living owner.
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Mis
Marinda Hillyard
Oakville
Ontario
Brantford United Church
Canada
Texas
France
Earliest Chinese String Instrument Named Ke
The ke, an ancient Chinese instrument from around 2650 B.C., featured 59 strings of 81 silk threads stretched over a five inch wooden box and was played by tapping the strings with a hammer.
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China
Italy's Rayon Production Rises 22 Percent
Rayon output in Italy climbs by 22 percent from last year, signaling stronger textile activity and higher demand. Production gains span multiple mills and reflect improving market conditions for the sector.
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Italy
Graphologist advice on a love dilemma and handwriting analysis
Miss Anxious seeks a partner between a struggling young doctor and a wealthy worldly man. The graphologist favors the doctor, citing ambition, shared medical interest, and emotional compatibility, while noting financial temptation. Letters for analysis are offered by Lawrence Hibbert in Winnipeg with a two week reply window.
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Mr. Hibbert
Misa
Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Russia holds youngest population among nine nations
Russia ranks with the youngest demographics as nearly half of its people are under 20, while France shows the opposite trend with the oldest population among the nine countries discussed.
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Russia
France
A Very Wise Lady on Husbands and Troubles
A witty saying on marriage notes that a husband is someone who stays by you only during the troubles you would not have if you had not married him. The remark frames enduring partnership with a humorous critique of marriage's rough spots.
Ambitious farmer rediscovers growth on expanding Manitoba farm
Louis Cowan, 25, a war veteran who moved from France to Canada in 1926, farms between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba. He began with 160 acres from the soldier settlement board, expanded to 560 acres, and in 1934-35 raised 3,000 bushels of grain and 65 tons of hay while selling alfalfa seed. He aims to enter pure-bred stock and grain in 1935 exhibitions.
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Louis Cowan
Cowan
Canada
France
Soldier's Settlement Board
Lake Winnipeg
Lake, Manitoba
Conan
Passenger Trains Provide Relief as Winter Travel Soars
At year’s start when drifts form on highways and motor travel becomes uncomfortable, trains offer reliable service for passengers. A man discusses using rail for relief, noting a friend’s costly gas in a second-hand cart and the ease of getting a tow home on downhill trips into town.
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Imany & Man
Angus
Donald
Rabbit Disease Reports Two Cases In Athabasca
Two cases of tularemia or rabbit disease have been reported at Athabasca. The illness spreads through handling infected rabbits and was also reported recently in Edmonton. Trappers skinning infected rabbits are at risk, though properly cooked meat does not pass the infection.
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Athabsaca
Athabaska
Edmonton
Ex-Kaisers wealth tops exiled monarchs in exile world
Wealth of former rulers abroad shows the ex Kaiser as the richest landowner in Germany with estates valued between 20 million and 25 million pounds. Other affluent exiled royals include Ferdinand of Bulgaria and the Duc de Guise as the French pretender, while the article notes American naming trends with John dominant among men.
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Spain
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Duc de Guise
Germany
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