World Tariffs Stir Debate Across Nations And Empires
A global discussion on tariffs pits Hawley Smoot style protectionism against free trade ideals. The piece notes Britain, Australia, Canada and European powers weighing duties, with warnings that rising barriers could end international commerce and depress employment, production, and buying power worldwide.
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United States
Great Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Rothermere
Baldwin
France
Germany
Italy
European
U.S
Commonwealth of Australia
Canada
Hon. C. A .Dunning
Dominion
Partizan
Keep Outdoors In Summer Get the Outdoor Habit
Outdoor activity improves health and temper while chores like mending, shelling peas, and peeling potatoes can be done on the porch. You can even carry a lunch tray outside to eat in the open air. King George has worn the same crown for 20 years without reblocking or band changes. You may think your last worthless investment is past, but it isn’t.
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George of
England
Had Free Ocean Trip Youth Smuggled Across Atlantic
Arthur Papp, a 16 year old, used eight dollars to board a liner and mingle with passengers for three days undetected. When found he was allowed to roam until England, jailed briefly, then shipped back to the United States where he arrived with 25 cents of his capital.
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Arthur Papp
Paris
Mner
England
U.S
Punctured Tube Becomes Ready For Puncture
Jones visits Smith who sits with a patched inner tube on his knee. Smith explains he patches the tube so it will already be mended when a puncture arrives, a humorous prep for emergencies.
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Jones
Smith
Galileo's early telescope built from organ pipe ends
Historical note describes Galileo's primitive telescope fashioned from a pipe organ tube with lenses at both ends, illustrating early scientific instrumentation and inventive problem solving.
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Galileo
Farm Loan Act Aids Six Canadian Provinces
The Farm Loan Act of Canada has benefited Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia with long term mortgage credit. By end of March loans totaling 4 351 000 had been approved. Each borrower becomes a shareholder in the company with the Canadian and Provincial Governments and receives a share of profits. Loans are secured by first mortgages on farm lands and buildings.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Esch
Real nerve tonic based on rich red blood
Nervous debility sufferers feel tired and unfocused. The remedy opposes sedatives and promotes blood enrichment. Mrs. Albert Bentley of Bancroft Ontario reports she recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, now active with no fatigue. Pills sold by medicine dealers or 50 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Williams
Albert Bentley
Bancroft
Ont
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ward named chief clerk in Saskatchewan Natural Resources
Official announcement states P. C. Ward of Regina becomes chief clerk in the Provincial Department of Natural Resources. Ward is also a member of the public service commission and acts as chairman in P. H. Shelton’s absence. He previously served as civil service commissioner for several years.
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P. C. Ward
Regina
Provincial Department of Natural Resources
Ward
Public Service Commission
P. H. Shelton
Civil Service
Miller's Worm Powders Battle Against Worms Won
Miller's Worm Powders claims to cure worm infestations by correcting stomach morbid conditions. The medicine supposedly prevents parasites after contact, evacuates worms and bowels’ refuse, and restores health in children with improved vitality.
Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Handle Record Share of Grain
Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Limited handled 87.2 percent of all pool grain delivered in the province this crop year, the highest percentage to date in the organization's history.
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Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Limited
Red Clover Seed Record in Canada in 1929
The 1929 red clover seed production in Canada was the highest in 25 years. The seed's success hinges on hardy acclimatized stock, with the Seed Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture focusing on growing registered red clover seed.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
The Terror of Asthma and Dr Kellogg’s Remedy
The copy warns asthma can strike unseen and cause severe breathing difficulties. It urges using Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, claiming rapid relief and permanent root of the disease with persistent use and no substitute.
Canada Sound Financially Described As Sanely Optimistic
Sir William Letts, a British automobile executive, told reporters in Toronto that Canada was the most sanely optimistic country he had ever visited. He praised Canada’s financial health, saying it appeared healthier than the United States and European nations he had seen.
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Canada
William Letts
British Automobile Executive
Toronto
United States
Europe
Weather Service Boosts Safety for Transatlantic Flyers
The new May 1930 ocean forecasting program aims to chart winds and storms across the North Atlantic to aid westbound non stop flights from Europe. Dr James Kimball of the New York weather bureau prepared the charts with help from E B Calvert. The forecasts promise warnings of sudden storms and powerful headwinds that have hindered westbound crossings, reshaping the ocean route dynamics.
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Europe
North Atlantic
Weather Service
Newfoundland
Ireland
Azores
Greenland
Ace
Nungesser
Loewenstein-Wertheim
Elsie Mackay
American
Chicago
James Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
E. B. Calvert
Washington
Alberta Gas Fields Output Across Several Alberta Wells
The combined gas capacity of Alberta fields reaches about 560 million cubic feet per day, including capped wells. Turner Valley yields 300 million, with 15 to 20 million used daily. Rogers Imperial Well caps at 60 million. Burditt Bow Island with 19 capped wells totals 50 to 60 million. Medicine Hat adds 4 million. Viking near Edmonton supplies 75 million with 21 wells. Kinsella at 30 million and Wainwright Ribstone plus other small gassers total 25 million.
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Alberta
Turner Valley
Rogers’ Imperial
Burditt and
Bow Island
Douglas Egyptian Liniment for Inflammation Relief
Keep your stock free from blemish with Douglas Egyptian Liniment. Removes inflammation and quickly relives bruises sprains strains swellings contraction of cords stiffness of joints and sore muscles.
Decorative book use in home interior design
Books reflect alert mental life and can greatly enhance decor. Wall shelves balance a fireplace or overstuffed furniture, creating pleasing organization when space allows.
Ancient bark made paper dated to year 75
A fragment claims the first sheet was produced from roulberry tree bark in year 75, alongside a note that Mexico's metal production is increasing.
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Mexico
Alluring Advertising by an 1801 Light Dragoons Notice
A historic recruiting notice from 1801 by the Light Dragoons boasted mounted service with the finest horses and superb attire and promised social admiration, marriage with a buxom widow or a rich heiress, portraying the post as enviable and desirable.
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Light Dragoons
Summer Salad Combinations By Betty Barclay
Simple summer salads offer lighter meals to beat the heat. Cherry Delight crafts a lettuce cup with stoned cherries and mayo dressing. Orange and Strawberry pairs pineapple, orange slices, strawberries, and a marshmallow half for a sweet finish.
A Delicacy with Fresh Berries
1 package vanilla junket 1 pint milk strawberries powdered sugar. Make junket per package directions. When ready to serve dust berries with powdered sugar and fill glasses. Fruits like oranges pineapple and strawberries should not be added to milk during junket. Crushed fruits make toppings. Blackberries raspberries or canned berries peaches may be used.
Rivalry grows as boys' pockets yield to women's bags
A study finds rivals boys pocket handbags carried by women matching the small boy's pocket for contents. A bag examined contained a handkerchief letters diary mirror comb purse note-case stockings kit cigarette case lighter powder lipstick keys fabric samples and shoe-lace.
King Christian Opens Iceland Parliament in Historic Ceremony
King Christian opened the 1930 session of the Icelandic Parliament on June 26 at Thingvalla. He stood on a rock where Grim-Goat-heard once cited the entire Icelandic code. The simple rite drew thousands to the broad plain amid lakes, mountains, and volcanic fissures.
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Christian
Iceland
Thingvalla
Grim
New Paris Mapcloths Turn Tea Tables Into Atlas Scenes
Paris novelties bring map cloths to the tea table. Embroidered color maps cover the cloths showing Ireland, the Isle of Man, Barbary States, and rivers and mountains. Parchment shades give the look of atlas leaves as you sip tea.
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Ireland
Isle of Man
Barbary
Scotchman Praises Sermon After Proving It
A Scotch observer praised the sermon, declaring his high regard and showing his approval through action. The brief remark captures a rare endorsement reflecting the speaker’s impact and the congregation’s reception.
Blisters and Bells Minard’s Liniment noted for old term budget
An English gloss explains budget as a leather wallet or purse, cited in a blisters and bells Minard’s Liniment context. The note clarifies archaic language usage and the historical meaning of budget.
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Minard
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Putnam's
W. ON. U
Farm Loans Act
Saskatchewan
Natural Resources Department
Saskatchewan Pool Elevators
Red
Canada Sound Financially
Weather Service For
Betty Barclay
X. Minard
Cen the Borden Co
St. Paul W
Montreal
Mr. M. McArthur
Uda
Hunter-Martin & CO
SASK
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