Canada must restore world trade through re writing tariff schedule
A Canadian editorial argues the core crisis is stalled global trade and the need to rewrite tariffs. It emphasizes open exchange, marketing of wheat, and restoring base industries, urging government action and opposition readiness to address this major problem before broader economic theories.
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Canada
Minerva
Jupiter
United States
Mr. McFarland
Ing
Caneda
Mr Stevens
New Diesel Engine Claim Patent Granted in Canada and U S
A revolutionary diesel engine design, tested in Saint John New Brunswick, was announced after Canada and the United States granted patents. The inventor claims the engine is stronger simpler more efficient and at least ten times cheaper to manufacture than existing models.
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Saint John
United States
Young designer tests new Diesel type engine
Karl Angel began building his engine in September 1932 and completed testing in January, with the project proving successful. The note highlights his role as a young designer and the engine’s successful evaluation.
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Karl Angel
Remarkable Memory Bulgarian Demonstrates Feats for Diploma
Maria Karadinitroff, a Bulgarian aged 38, prepares for England to showcase memory feats. A special committee witnessed him read a secretly printed 100-word list flawlessly, then recite it backwards and then every other word. He recently recited 3000 words before Professor Kasandieff at the University of Sola and earned a diploma.
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Maria Karadinitroff
England
Maria
Marin
Kasandieff
University of Sola
Tree Blooms Under Glass at New York Botanical Garden
A ninety foot tree in bloom under glass at the New York Botanical Garden draws visitors this season. The sugar palm is blooming in the United States for the first time, grown from seed sent from the Philippines in 1904. Flowering will extend for months, perhaps a year, before full bloom is reached.
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Lana
New York Botanical Garden
United States
Philippines
Record in Soviet agricultural education growth
The report notes that more than 100 agricultural colleges now operate across the Soviet Union, illustrating expanding higher education and state emphasis on farming sciences. It highlights the rapid growth of agricultural institutions and their role in national development.
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The
Soviet Union
The Baby Airplane Takes Flight in England
The article notes a new baby airplane era with a hundred horsepower aero engine weighing 190 pounds. It is mounted upside down for clear pilot vision and includes a self starter, enabling instant ignition like a car. The writer predicts widespread adoption of tiny aircraft in the future.
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England
Mide
Perfect Engineering Marks Bore Through Mountain on Colorado River Aqueduct
Two tunnel crews met at the center of a mountain after 17 months of drilling from opposite sides to complete a 38 mile long bore of 17 feet diameter. The feat marks the first major tunnel section on the Colorado River aqueduct project to augment Southern California water supply, with four shorter tunnels already finished.
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California
Christian Science Monitor
Lumbago Fades After Kruschen Salts Regimen
A reader reports four years free from lumbago after two weeks in hospital and starting Kruschen Salts. The letter claims the remedy removes the cause by purifying the blood and maintaining elimination through the six salts.
Twenty Years Late French Court Clears Family Con victed As Spies During War
In a January military court ruling, the Moreau family memory is vindicated after twenty years. Louis Moreau and two sons were jailed for spying and aiding the enemy. his wife received a prison sentence for signaling with a bicycle lamp. Damages of 28,000 francs awarded to surviving members, while the couple’s sons were pardoned postwar. The court found light flashes at Moreau’s home unproven as signals.
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Louis Moreau
Moreau
French Guiana
Moreaus
Thoughtcamera records mind at work in Moscow institute
Soviet scientists unveil the first black and white record of mental activity during effort using a thought-camera device. The chart shows idle versus active brain waves with a sum result of 497 after a simple addition, suggesting potential for diagnosis of mental ailments.
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Hillman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Reat
New Ideas for Prosperity in Depression Era Boston
The piece discusses Dr Vannevar Bush and a Society meeting urging adoption of new ideas to spur industry. It notes business timidity during depression slows progress, and that fresh concepts could revive employment and economic activity, with a call for permission to pursue innovative sectors.
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Boston
Vannevar Bush
Electrical
Society
Industrialingiocers
Addis
Weil
Bust'e
Appeal Filed Over Rail Rates on Feed Grain
Thomas Reid lodges a formal appeal to the cabinet council challenging the board of railway commissioners’ ruling on feed grain and mill feed rates from the prairies to British Columbia for local use. Current Edmonton and Calgary to Vancouver export rate is 20 cents per 100 pounds with local BC consumption adding 50 percent for grain and 100 percent for mill feeds. Overseas Daily Mail reports P. C. Walter J. Taylor, recently retired Southampton police, may have fired the Boer War shot and accidentally wounded a British corporal.
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Thomas Reid
Lid
Westminister
Cabinet Council
Board of Railway Commissioners
Prairies
British Columbia
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Overseas Daily Mail
P. C. Walter J. Taylor
Southampton
How to Relieve Your Cold Almost at Once
A period advertisement describes aspirin as a quick relief for cold symptoms. It claims aspirin works fast, with dosing every 2 to 4 hours the first day and suggests an aspirin gargle for throat pain. It advises asking a doctor and to look for Bayer as the brand.
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Canada
Bayer
Bayer Company, Limited
Columbia University Reveals Vitamin B Chemical Formula
Columbia University announces a discovered chemical formula for Vitamin B by Robert R. Williams. The nerve vitamin aids nerve health and may treat nerve disorders. Previous sources included tomatoes spinach eggs and yeast. pure synthesis promises unlimited production. The atoms are carbon nitrogen hydrogen oxygen and sulfur and the discovery lies in linking them to form Vitamin B.
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Columbia University
Robert R. Williams
Columbia
Argentina Wheat Crop Falls Short of Estimates
A report to the International Agriculture Institute notes Argentina’s current wheat crop in Buenos Aires province lags in quality and quantity versus prior estimates. Threshing results show wheat below average while corn and cattle are in good condition.
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Argentina
International Agriculture Institute
Buenos Aires
Portugal Faces Overcrowded Prisons With 282 Returning Convicts
Portugal contends with 282 convicts returning from colonies under the Colonial Act. Lisbon prisons are full, forcing the authorities to consider concentration camps for the worst criminals among the group.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Chinese province imposes friendship tax to win army favor
In Szechuan China a Warlord faction, facing empty treasuries, orders a new levy called a friendship tax. Civilians must pay promptly or risk losing immunity from the army's enmity as soldiers’ good will is linked to the money collected.
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Szechian
China
New York Largest U.S. City Since 1790 Census
The city has held the status of the nation’s biggest metropolis since the first U.S. census in 1790, when New York recorded around 3,000 residents.
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New York
United States
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