No Place for Youth in an Uncertain Economy
The article argues that young people facing scarce opportunities can still prosper by starting small ventures. It highlights Henry Ford Firestone Heinz Coca Cola and other founders who began in modest settings and built major enterprises. It cites forecasts of rising opportunities and urges self made endeavors over waiting for jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Firestone
H. J. Heinz
Coca- Cola
Borden's Milk
Welch
Maxwell House
Detroit
Hi J. Heinz
Heinz 57
Atlanta
New Jersey
Charles E. Hires
Hires
John Wanamaker
Prince
United States
Adam Gimbel
Timothy Eaton
Woolworth
Crane Company
David
Goliath
Forbes
Deaf and mute athletes praise in sign language at St Pauls Cathedral
At St Pauls Cathedral a Sunday service gathered 700 deaf and dumb Athletes from 14 nations for the fourth international games for the deaf and mute in London. Chaplains and missionaries preached through sign language while voiceless prayers and hymns moved the silent crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
London
Birthday Gift Brings Hangar For Secretary of Air
The British Secretary of Air just turned 17 and received a two plane hangar as a birthday gift. It sits on his Mount Stewart estate near Newtownards in Northern Ireland where an airport already operates. The estate spans 50 acres and supports a local revenue context from industry noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Lond
Londonderry
Mount Stewfart
Newtowards
Northern Ireland
English Eggs Experiment Hopes To Solve Poultry Supply
A group including Lord Greenway promotes a global egg experiment using GES eggs shipped from London to Australia and Brazil. Thirty eggs reach Sydney after flights and rail travel, while others go to Rio Grande do Sul by air and Graf Zeppelin, awaiting reports on arrival and hatch success. If hatched, it could ease distant stock renewal for farmers worldwide.
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England
Sydney
Australia
London
Brisbane
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Graf Zeppelin
Lord Greenway
Luxuries in Canada 1933 Factory and Consumption Values
Dominion Bureau of Statistics classified luxuries as items above basic needs, listing goods like carpets silverware jams and cooked meats. In 1933 factory value reached 262 million dollars (12.6% of manufacturing), with consumption at 268 million. tobacco shows high factory values despite consumer perception.
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Iun
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Bureau
Bulletin
Nazi Justice Official Calls For Severe Prison Sentences
Franz Guertner, German minister of justice, urged at the 11th quinquennial penal congress in Berlin that penalties be severe to reflect atonement and protect society. He said Nazi policy rejects nulla poena sine lege and enforces punishment under nulla crimen sine poena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Guerter
Berlin
Guertner
Nazi
Reich
Three Maine youths build diving gear from scrap to explore Kennebec River
In Richmond Maine, Paul Dyer Stanley Griffin and Robert Cate fashioned a diving rig from a gasoline can two tire pumps a corrugated can and cement to view the river bottom. They succeed in early tests and aim for greater depths. A stray paragraph echoes family advice about not using two words swell and lousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Kennebec River
Richmond
Paul R. Dyer
Stanley Griffin
Robert Cate
Leprosy Reaches United States From Europe and Africa
Historical note reports leprosy arriving in the United States via both European and African routes. The text contrasts this with ancient references and mentions olives as a long known fruit.
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United States
Europe
Africa
Mittenwald’s 250 Year Violin Craft Lures Tour and Tale
The article recalls Mittenwald’s 250 year old violin industry begun by Mathias Klots in the 17th century. Summer plays recount his Italian training and wanderings, with a winter staging for a nearby town tied to a winter Olympics entertainment. Klots’s workshop attracted apprentices who later sold instruments across castles and monasteries.
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Olin
Mathias Klots
Klotz
Italy
Hhe
Mathas Klotz
Mittenwald
Ontario Correspondence Courses Extend Education Reach
The Ontario department of education began correspondence courses nine years ago for those out of reach of schools or unable to attend. Last year 1,800 enrolled, including 50 unable to attend. Courses are free with all expenses paid. annual average cost per pupil ranges from 12 to 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Education
Attractive Home Ensemble For Easy Kitchen Chores
Pattern notice describes a blue and white dress with adjustable straps and a detachable apron. Includes size range 16 to 44 with fabric yardages and style No. 910. Published by Pattern Department Wis orders from Winnipeg publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Worth
Tyrone Waite
Igen
Sipeg
Newspaper Union
SicDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Marking ballots and spoilage risks in Dominion election
The article reviews how ballot markings cause spoiled papers, noting historic rejection rates and the need for proper use of a black pencil. It discusses voter confusion with more candidates, the role of deputies, and the battle against bribery and fraudulent devices to identify ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Jubilee Gift Delight Sparks Royal Interest
The Jubilee present from the Irish Free State to King George is an antique silver potato ring valued for its design and history. Rings of this size once centered dining tables with jackets potatoes kept in place. A similar sixteenth century ring fetched over $5,000 at auction, underscoring royal taste for old silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
Scrambled Eggs Accident Scatters Truckload Of Eggs
Marion Snyder of Harlan Indiana narrowly avoided a train when a vehicle malfunction caused a machine to swerve. About 100 800 eggs were dumped and broken across a highway near Mt Carmel Pennsylvania, scattering for a long distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Snyder
Harlan
Ind
Renee Aescetain
Mt. Carmel
Snyder
Pigeons Trained for Racing Reach Peak by Age Four
Carefully trained pigeons start training at two months old and reach peak racing condition between ages two and four. Losses often occur when birds begin in poor health.
Complete circles of rainbows seen from high air
The text notes that rainbows are full circles visible only from great altitude. It adds an estimate that about 12 pounds of air are needed to burn one pound of coal.
Wiley Post Aerial Feats And Tragic End
The article chronicles Wiley Post’s world record flights with Will Rogers and Harold Gatty, including an eight day plus journey and a solo circumnavigation. It notes Post’s shift to practical aviation, high altitude tests near Bartlesville, and four failed stratosphere attempts ending with his 193? crash while using the Winnie Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Alaska
Harold Gatty
Post
Bartlesville
Oklo
Burbank
Cal
New York
Handkerchief Reemerges After Three-Year Seafaring Bath
Sailor Nelson Lash, once aboard the scalloper Virginia when she sank off Georges Banks, finds his initials handkerchief resurfaced in the Louis A. Thebaud crew's scallop drag. It was recovered from 33 fathoms deep, preserved after three years underwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Nelson Lash
Scalloper
Virginia
Georges Banks
Lash
Louis A. Thebaud
One Limit Ten Years Ago Rogers Flying to Kansas City
The account recalls Will Rogers riding a plane from Los Angeles to Kansas City when an air-pocket caused a 200 foot drop. Rogers quipped that the sound’s the limit for drops. Mammoth Cave KY now features 12 floodlights and 15 smaller projectors to light its interior.
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Will Rogers
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rogers
Mammoth Cave
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