Leaders And Critics In a Time Of Global Recovery
In the wake of the Great War leaders across nations strive to restore order and progress while bearing immense burdens. Critics harass public figures and demagogues exploit fear. patience and constructive criticism are essential as Canada and others push to rebuild.
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Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Hoover
Roosevelt
Mosea
Christ
Pym
Abraham Lincoln
Ottawa
Bennett
King
Moses
Tn Onder
Canada 1935 bogs graded total 1,115,042 for 18 weeks
For the 18 weeks of 1935 ended May 2 the total bogs graded in Canada reached 1,115,042 with 383,664 alive at stock yards, 709,726 alive at packing plants and 21,652 by car cass. The 1934 comparable weeks totaled 1,160,223. In Europe during Aurignacian Old Stone Age about 60,000 years ago men averaged just over six feet tall.
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Canada
Europe
Dominion challenges Smith Incubator patent in Canada
The Dominion government enters exchequer court action to invalidate a patent claimed by Smith Incubator Company of Cleveland Ohio that would grant exclusive Canadian incubator manufacturing rights. Ottawa barrister G C Gowling issued the writ against the patents.
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Dominion
Exchequer
Smith Incubator Company
Cleveland
Canada
G. C. Gowling
Ottawa
ToadsFeign Death When Roughly Handled In Experiments
When roughly handled toads play dead so thoroughly that their breathing movements are entirely suspended and they remain motionless. Scientists observe this behavior as a defensive response in amphibians during handling and stress.
Global print production dwarfs past century totals
The world now publishes roughly ninety thousand newspapers and magazines, vastly exceeding the four thousand titles printed a century ago, reflecting the expansion of media outlets and diversified content across regions.
Royal Warrant Gifts King a New Estate House in Surrey
King George receives a house on Lord Iveagh estate at Burhill Surrey. Architect C Beresford Marshall, a 36 year old designer, presents an American Colonial style mansion with pillars and multiple bedrooms. Built for royal use but likely life tenancy to a junior royal or retiring official.
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Chants
Hing
George
Royal Warrant Holders’ Association
C. Beresford Marshall
London
Marshall
Burhil
Surrey
Lord Iveagh
Giles Gilbert Scott
Royal Institute of British Architects
Mister finds relief from indigestion with Kruschen Salts
A man chronicles severe indigestion after meals and loss of appetite. After two years he tried Kruschen Salts and reports rapid relief and renewed vigor, claiming the daily dose stimulates gastric juices and ensures regular waste elimination.
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Kruschen
Athan
W. B
Saskatchewan Drama League Elects New Officers
Read of Regina was unanimously elected President of the Saskatchewan Drama League for the coming season by members in Saskatoon. Mrs Stanley Edwards of Saskatoon was named first vice president and J M Sinclair of Regina second vice president. Mrs Doris W Hopkins and William Reid, both of Regina, were appointed secretary and treasurer respectively. Mrs E R Myers of Saskatoon, retiring president, joined the advisory board.
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T. Read
Regina
Saskatchewan Drama League
Saskatoon
Stanley Edwards
J. M. Sinclair
Doris W. Hopkins
William Reid
E. R. Myers
League
Passengers to be Inspected Like Livestock at Ports
Hull England Mr M Cadman proposes that air travelers in the future be treated as cattle at ports of departure. He says no one would be allowed to travel without a clean health bill in documentary form to stop diseases spreading worldwide by air travel.
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M. Cadman
Hull
England
Fruit-a-tives provide veteran relief from constipation
Isaac P. Booth of Toronto testifies under oath that Fruit-a-tives gave him quick relief from constipation and rheumatism linked to military service. He says the product keeps him regular and avoids rheumatic discomfort, except in wet or cold weather. A complete sworn statement is available on request.
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Isaac P. Booth
Warland Ave
Toronto
Booth
Rainmaking Scheme Seeks 910 Million For Try
The article outlines a bold plan by Bernard J. Dubos of the Meteorological Society of France to build a 2000 foot high steel and concrete funnel to create artificial rain. It would top a 450 foot diameter spout powered by wind vanes to generate a vacuum core. An initial $10 million is needed for materials and construction, with investors wary of the gamble, yet scientists persist in pursuit of rain from clouds.
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Bernard J. Dubos
Meteorological Society of France
Dubos
Lkely
Handicraft Exhibition On Cunard Liner Ascania Opens
The Canadian Handicraft Guild and Dr William McMillan will open a specialist exhibition aboard the Cunard White Star liner Ascania in port beside Shed No 2 Montreal. Colonel Bovey announces a wide range of crafts from textiles to wrought iron with Montreal guests bringing copies of old Canadian furniture and lamps.
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William Joseph
Parnell McMillan
C.M
F.A.C.S
L.M. C.c
Prince Edward Island
Canadian Handicraft Guild
Cunard
Ascania
Wilfred A. Bovey
Guild
McMillan
Montreal
McGill University
Shed
Four-Dollar Bill Rarity Highlighted In Canada
The Port Arthur News-Chronicle notes a Canadian four-dollar bill displayed as a rarity due to a misprinted Michigan Soo locks image. The error was caught in Ottawa, ending the specific note, making the bill scarce. It mentions common Canadian surnames prize listings and counts Chinese names in Shanghai directories, illustrating naming variety.
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Port Arthur
Ottawa
Canada
Smiths
The
Joneses
China
Cheng
Wongs
Shanghai
Chens
Woo
Koo
Ding
Dong
Woman Writer Urges Equal Respect For Maid And Husband
A female author counsels women to treat their maids with the same dignity as their husbands, arguing that respect should be uniform in the home. The message underscores gender equality in domestic dynamics.
Timepiece Heritage Threatened By Potential Sale
Japanese papers warn the Daimyo no Tokei Takabayashi clock collection and related books may be lost to Japan as word of a sale spreads. The Tokyo Museum of Science hosts the items, an American offered 15000 dollars, later boosted by a Kobe resident, though no sale is confirmed. European and American collectors could push the owner to part with them if the bid becomes public.
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Japan
Takabayashi
Tokyo Museum of Science
Kobe
Europe
America
Serfdom Abolished in Ethiopia by Decree
Emperor Haile Selassie issued a decree abolishing serfdom across Ethiopia and equalizing land taxation. The announcement said the move would advance Ethiopia a thousand years in civilization as debt peonage and forced labor persisted in the country alongside a global trend toward abolition.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Scouts From Many Lands Gather for Polish Anniversary
Five thousand Boy Scouts from around the world will meet in Apala Poland this summer to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the Boy Scout movement in Poland. Delegations from the United States Great Britain France Belgium Holland and Scandinavian and Slavonic nations will attend. General Baden Powell founder of the movement will be represented by his deputy
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Apala
Poland
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Baden-Powell
Scout
General Brock Hotel Open at Fonthill Planned
Lookout Point Golf Club president Allan Brooks announces the General Brock Hotel Open at Fonthill Ontario on July 11 12 and 13 with international attention expected. The course will gain longer tees aproned greens bunker renovations new bridge reinforcement watered by improved crowd safety and enhanced catering overseen by Vernon G Cardy hotel president.
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Onthill
Ont
Allan Brooks
K.C
Lookout Point Golf Club
Fonthill
America
B. L. Anderson
Vernon G. Cardy
General Brock Hotel
McGill Dental Students Honor Top Three Years
Nathan Frank Gropper of Saskatoon led the third year standings at McGill University Faculty of Dentistry. He also won the lieutenant governer's medal for the highest percentage in dental pathology and dental therapeutics.
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Faculty of Dentistry
McGill University
Nathan Frank Gropper
Saskatoon
Jackpine Promoted for Reforestation in Michigan
The lowly jackpine is a valuable tree in Michigan, since it grows where other conifers fall and useful in reforestation burned-over areas.
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Michigan
Cheerfulness as contagion in social interaction
Observations suggest cheerfulness spreads when exposed people adopt positive mood cues. Proponents argue outward friendliness from individuals boosts others' mood, creating a chain of sociable, uplifting behavior in communities.
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White Star
Big Ben
Hagen
Cas
Donaldson
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