World Co operation In Prospect For Global Recovery
World co operation grows as Washington Ottawa and London push for international tariff reform and a monetary unit. Canada and Europe see trade openings, while Germany shows guarded willingness to negotiate. The piece argues nations must act internationally to restore world prosperity and peace.
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Washington
London
Canada
Ottawa
Prairie
Europe
France
England
Germany
Herr Hitler
Slippers Likely Made of Fur Not Glass Says Heraldry Expert
Sir Gerald Wollaston, garter king of arms and heraldry authority, told the Royal Society of Arts that Cinderella's slipper was probably made from vair, a white and blue heraldic fur. He noted the glass theory stems from confusion with the French verre meaning glass.
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Cinderella
Gerald Wollaston
Garter
Royal Society of Arts
Not So Good Farm Boy Tells Lawyer Tale
A farmer’s son tries life as a lawyer after his father obtains him an office boy job at a law firm. Three days later he returns home and ruefully says the law isn’t what it’s cracked up to be, lamenting he ever learned it.
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Josh
NetherlandsConsiders Limits on Planted Agricultural Areas
The Netherlands weighs limiting the share of land used for farming to curb environmental impact. Government officials study phased restrictions, aiming to balance food production with biodiversity goals and water management.
London Post Office Enables Multi City Telephone Conference
The General Post Office in London now allows simultaneous telephone links for business conferences among specified people in cities such as London Manchester Leeds and Glasgow at a set time. Participants hear each other as if in one room. Also noted is that a car at 60 mph hits a concrete abutment with the same impact as before.
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General Post Office
London
England
Post Office
Manchester
Leeds
Glasgow
Diamonds Made at Columbia Cost About Five Dollars Per Carat
A report states that diamonds of at most one twentieth of a carat have been produced at Columbia University, with a cost around five dollars per carat.
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Columbia University
Nervous Could Not Sleep Tired Out All The Time
The T Mitbern Co Lad submits an entry about persistent nerves and inability to sleep, noting fatigue and constant unrest as the primary concerns of daily life. The piece highlights nervous strain and the impact on routine activities and well being.
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George Scribner
Naowigewank, NB
Beverly Hills house with gold ceiling cracks into auction
The sale in Chicago lists a Beverly Hills residence once owned by real estate operator Frank A. Mulholland, linked to the Bain bank collapse. The 11-room home features a gold leaf smoking room lined with morocco leather and costly furnishings including a walnut dining suite and walnut love seats.
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Chicago
Frank A. Mulholland
Bain Banks
Beverly Hills
Woman claims 68 lb fat loss with Kruschen Salts
A woman reports losing 68 pounds in nearly three years by taking Kruschen Salts each morning in hot water. She weighed 196 pounds before and 128 pounds now, saying no dieting was needed while maintaining daily walks and limiting potatoes and sugar.
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K. T
Winnipeg protest over lack of subsidized cattle tramp steamers
Resentment grows in Winnipeg as Dominion Government subsidies for six British charters to run tramp steamers to Britain are withheld. Brokers warn that cattle exports are restricted by vessel capacity, with 450 head per ship every three weeks possible, totaling about 45 100 for the year, far below potential 100 000 head. Fitting costs run about 12 dollars per cattle head, with 500 head capacity boats priced at 6 000 dollars and 400 head boats at 4 800 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Britain
Canada
Twelve-Year Task Completes Church Art at Gravelbourg
Msgr. Chas. Maillard, priest artist, finishes twelve years of painting religious pictures for Gravelbourg hospital. His Way of the Cross, fourteen life size paintings around the church, blends rich colors with symmetry balance and ordered ideas. The work expresses apologetic dogmatic and moral Christian doctrine.
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Msgr
Chas. Maillard
Gravelbourg Hospital
Witty quarrel about hats stockings and a millionaire suitor
A wife taunts Henry about his grumbling over small bills for hats and stockings. She boasts she could have married M. T. Head, a telephone magnate and millionaire, and contrasts his wealth with Henry's complaints. Henry retorts that explains why he's a millionaire.
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Henry
M. T. Head
Dentists adopt new oath phrase about tooth pulling
A humorous oath for dentists circulates, stating Do you swear to pull the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth, reflecting a playful take on professional vows while emphasizing routine dental work. The quip highlights pride in precise tooth extraction and ethical care.
Meteor Crater Arizona Size Measured
Meteor Crater in Arizona spans about 4600 feet in diameter and stands roughly 600 feet deep, marking a prominent impact feature.
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Meteor Crater
Arizona
Caulfield visit summary by Vice-Admiral Caulfield
Vice-Admiral Francis Wade Caulfield, president of the Association of Retired Naval Officers, recounts a six week Canada coast tour. He notes meeting ARNO members across Nova Scotia to Alaska, describes diverse posts from farming to ferry running, and reflects on living costs and household efficiency amid a weaker pound.
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Francis Wade Caulfield
Canada
Association of
Vancouver
Nova Scotia
Alaska
Forest
Ontario
J.P
Rocky Mountains
Regina Council Backs Pro Vincial Land Scheme
Regina city council approved participation in the provincial back to the land plan amid criticism over higher costs per family this year and policy changes from last year. The city must cover one third of expenses per family up to 400 dollars and one third of any excess up to an additional 200 dollars, while last year the cost per family was 100 dollars.
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Regina
Patrol Hudson Straits Ice Breaker To Patrol Route
The government ice-breaker N. B. McLean will patrol the Hudson Straits route this summer. It goes dry dock for overhaul before taking on supplies for a voyage north likely starting near the end of June.
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N. B. McLean
Hudson Straits
Department of Marine
Cunard Mauretania Announces Five West Indies Cruises
Cunard liner Mauretania offers five summer cruises from New York to Port of Spain La Guayra Willemstad Colón and Havana spanning 12 to 13 days. Sailing dates July 8 22 August 5 22 and September 9 passengers enjoy two nights in Panama and Havana plus shore days in other ports aided by favorable trade winds and low costs.
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New York
West Indies
Cunard
Mauretania
Port of Spain
Trinidad
la Guayra
Venezuela
South America
Willemstad
Curacao
Colon
Panama
Havana
Cuba
Arthur Randles
Cunard and Anchor-Donaldson Lines
Canada
West Indian
Coyotes Change Meeting Grounds After Dark
Coyotes choose new gathering spots each night after dusk and sing their odd songs in different locations, avoiding repetition of the same meeting ground on consecutive nights.
Population in Shanghai International Settlement exceeds one million
The International Settlement in Shanghai hosts over a million residents, highlighting its dense urban fabric and significant demographic size within the city.
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Shanghai
The
International Settlement
Dominion Drama Festival honors Winnipeg Masquers Club
The Masquers Club of Winnipeg wins the Dominion drama festival with The Man Born To Be Hanged by Richard Hughes, scoring 83 percent from adjudicator Rupert Harvey and earning the Bessborough cup for amateur dramatic supremacy in Canada. Les Rantzau by Erckmann Chatrian takes second in English or French and Quebec earns the French best play trophy.
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Masquers’ Club
Winnipeg
Richard Hughes
Rupert Harvey
Canada
Harvey
Les Rantzau
Erckmann-Chatrain
L’union Dramatique de Quebec Enr
Quebec Dramatic Organization
Methuselah
George Bernard Shaw
Vancouver Little Theatre Association
Mr. Harvey
Will Shakespeare
Clemence Dane
Ottawa Drama League
la Nuit
le Cercle Dramatique
Fast Northern Trip Sets Record for Constable Norris Yates
Constable Norris Yates traveled from Chesterfield to Churchill 425 miles in seven days with only an Indian guide, using a dog team. The journey, made in early April, is the shortest time on record for the route, which is used twice each winter to carry mail and supplies. Yates previously escorted a western Canadian scientific explorer for a month, living isolated as an Eskimo.
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Churchill
Chesterfield
Norris Yates
Constable Yates
Adoption of Jury Trial System Discussed in Philippines
A discussion in the Philippines centers on adopting a system of trial by jury. Proponents argue it could affect legal proceedings, while critics caution on implementation and suitability for local courts. Further debate and expert input are anticipated.
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Philippines
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