Economic News Shapes Public Opinion In Modern Press
The article argues newspapers thrive by detailing public wants and economic news. It cites Hearst correspondent Knickerbocker on Britain's recovery and notes Canada and the prairie West increasingly seek world economic discussions. It warns economics lacks exact science and urges study of all theories against practical history.
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HLRB
Knickerbocker
Hearst Organization
England
Hearst Newspapera
Great Britain
America
United States
Walter Lippman
Canada
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Prairie West
Scotland
Hewi
Britain
Adam Smith
Yellow sails and tepees to foil mosquitoes
The Canadian National Steamships report studies showing mosquitoes hate yellow and prefer dark navy blue and red. They recommend yellow sails and yellow tepees for tropical travel where mosquitoes abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Steamships
Campaign man boasts of madhouse discharge in Kansas race
A Kansas state legislative candidate trumpeted an honorable discharge from a local madhouse during stump speeches. He waved documents claiming he is sane and urged voters to compare, asserting opposition cannot make the same claim. He ultimately won the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New Yorker
P.S
Prosperity Village Cuts Local Taxes Yet Keeps Outsiders Out
Prosperity Village in Lieder dorp near Leiden has cut taxes six times in the last year. School fees, marriage fees, and utility charges are down. Only 75 of 2700 inhabitants rely on dole. Outsiders pay a toll to enter, collected by a toll collector who charges from each entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liederdorp
Leiden
Holland
Bath Browing
Dole
Railway on liner Cunard White Star No 534
A miniature railway is under construction inside the Cunard White Star liner No 534. Over 2,000 workers toil day and night to ready the vessel for launching on September 26. The shaft tunnel at the stern will house the track used to transport massive propeller shafts to the fitting point.
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Liner
Cunard-White Star
Nizam of Hyderabad Plans London Visit and Hotel Stay
The wealthiest man alive, the Nizam of Hyderabad, will visit London with an entourage of 340, including 35 wives in purdah. A luxury hotel in London is to be taken over, as authorities prepare sovereign honors for his first European visit. He reportedly holds vast funds, weathering market fluctuations tied to his broker.
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London
England
the Nizam Et Hyderabad
Europe
Ian
India
Hyderabad
Bombay
Calcutta
Nizam
George
Byrd Radio Signal Rings Liberty Bell on July Fourth
Admiral Byrd used a radio signal from a remote Antarctic base to ring the Liberty Bell in Independence Hall Philadelphia during the Independence Day broadcast on the WABC Columbia network. Mayor J Hamp ton Moore granted permission and WCAU CBS engineers fed the impulse to strike the bell audible across the United States Canada and Little America.
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Admiral Byrd
America
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Antarctic
Wabc-Columbia
J. Hampton Moore
Byrd
Expedition
WCAU
CBS
United States
Canada
Little
Pride in English and a Magyar moustache decree
An Ottawa Journal clipping notes pride in preserved English linking Addison and Pitt to modern usage and warns language evolves with progress. It then reports Budapest police order requiring mounted officers to wear moustaches, to bolster military bearing and national image of the dashing Magyar horseman.
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Addison
Pitt
Macauley
Gladstone
Ottawa Journal
Budapest
Colonization Finance appoints McKillican farm manager
T O F Herzer announces WC McKillican former dean of Manitoba Agricultural College as farm manager for the Indian Head zone succeeding O B Longman who becomes Alberta Field Crops Commissioner. McKillican brings extensive training, led Brandon Experimental Farm, and was first dean of the Faculty of Agriculture. Lang to lead west inspection trip with directors for further expansion plans.
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T. O. F. Herzer
Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada, Limited
WC. McKillican
Manitoba Agricultural College
Indian Head
Colonization Finance Corporation
O. 8. Longman
Alberta
MccWillican
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Agricultural College
Mr. McKillican
Glengarry County
Ontario
McKillcan
Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics
McKillican
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Louis L. Lang
Galt
Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada
Lang Tanning Company
Kitchener
West
The
Lang
Wager With Death In Tuberculosis Serum Test
Two Colorado life term convicts Carl Erickson and Mike Schmidt volunteered to test a new tuberculosis serum after being told live bacilli would be injected. They claimed weight gain and good health despite the injections and exposure, hoping Governor Ed. Johnson would grant pardons if they survived.
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Colorado
Carl Erickson
Mike Schmidt
Ed. ©. Johnson
Russian wheat imports to Vladivostok for military needs
An authoritative source says Russia is importing millions of bushels of wheat into Vladivostok to feed a larger eastern Siberian military establishment amid Japan Russia tensions. It notes over 300000 bushels will be imported this year and traces a six year rise in Vladivostok imports. Direct air service Seattle to Vancouver began July 1 with United Air Lines, shortening Canada and Mexico border travel times.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
Japan
Russia
Soviet Union
Seattle
British Columbia
United Air Lines
Vancouver
Agricultural notes on Dominion farming and export trends
Agricultural notes review grain and seed practices across Canadian provinces with growth in Sudan grass in Eastern Ontario pastures, seed cleaning changes in British Columbia, Alberta grasshopper mixture savings, and dairy grading rules. It also covers Saskatchewan fertilizer sales, Quebec seed prospects, Ronald Ross malaria discovery impact, and Canada’s 1934 wheat exports to Empire and foreign markets, plus barley imports trends in the Netherlands.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatoon-Macklin
Quebec
Canada
Irish Free State
New Zealand
Malta
United Kingdom
Holland
Belgium
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
China
Mora
Brazil
United States
Netherlands
Pigeon Builds Unusual Nest at Federal Building
In Denver Colorado a pigeon nesting in the courthouse courtyard appeared influenced by fireproof design. The nest used only paper clips amid twigs and shrubbery. Janitor J M Lee found two eggs in the nest.
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Enver
Colorado
J. M. Lee
Stitched Heart Works Helps Patient After Operation
George Hampton, 41, remained under careful care in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where surgeons operated to lift his heart, stitch a stab wound, and return the heart to place, as doctors monitor his improving condition.
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George Hampton
Lancaster
Iis
New X Ray Device Promises Clearer Human Anatomy
Luther G Simjian former Yale Medical School director has perfected and patented an X ray observation device. It reveals organs and blood vessels in natural color and reduces hazards to the patient. Telephonic wiring could transmit images between clinics, enabling simultaneous remote examinations.
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Luther G. Simjian
Yale Medical School
Simjian
Mr. Similan
American Businessman Seeks Calm Life in Canada
A wealthy American tired of U S changes sold his businesses and spent a long visit in Canada. He returned home ready to migrate, saying life in Canada was calm, tranquil, and enjoyable with no fear of kidnappings or jittery newspaper excitement. Forbes Magazine notes the stable atmosphere and rare public distress among Canadians.
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United States
Canada
Dominion
Forbes Magazine
Continental Sabbath practice in Europe on Sundays
The term Continental Sabbath describes a European custom where shops close during Sunday church hours and reopen in the afternoon, reflecting a distinct approach to Sunday commerce.
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Kim
W. C. McMillican
New Air Service
Sudan
St. Lawrence
Grimaby
Ontara
Dominion Seed Branch
Dairy Industries Act
Zzette Holder
Tobscee
Emcie
Simpoce de Lémiltes
T. Eaten Co
Timiind Liggetia
Moestly's Cigar Bie
Whesay Buthellons
Boece Matiissohs
Chaniler & Chaniler, Ltd
Canadian Distributors
Wellington
W. Toronto
W. ON
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