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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
1
The S. S. Hochelaga will begin daily summer service Friday morning May 15 from Bruce Stewart & Co. Ltd wharf to Charlottetown then to Pictou. It will return on arrival of the Sydney Express.
A public meeting of all contributors of the Prince Edward Island Hospital will be held in St Pauls Parish Hall on Tuesday May 26 at 8 pm to elect trustees and handle by law business and any other matters for the hospital administration.
Practical guidance on selecting handling and serving fruit. Eat sound ripe fruit at breakfast and with midday meals. Use sweet fruits with cereals in winter and seasonal fruits in summer. Serve cool and bake apples with cream twice weekly. Wash rinse and keep fruit cool and covered, avoid cooked fruit in tin containers, and use fresh peaches and bananas promptly to prevent discoloration.
An Easter custom at the Widow's Son public house in Bromley England marks a boy who promised to return by Good Friday but did not. Each year a hot cross bun is hung in the bar and the 102nd bun is added this year with the proprietor's son performing the hanging.
University of Toronto researchers led by Dr. W Basson Brown and Professor Henderson demonstrate propylene as a safer anaesthetic. Unlike ethylene, propylene provides a vital gap between breathing and heart cessation, offering a potential nine minute safety window for restorations during operations and promising broader use in surgery.
Miss Kathleen Menzies reports a year of itchy hard small pimples on her face. After trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment in two months fully healed. She signed this testimonial from Whitney, New Brunswick, dated January 2, 1925.
A vintage tale of Hansel and Grethel introduces the woodcutter father as the first figure in a two week color cut out paper doll set. Readers color his brown suit and patches then cut him from magazine pages to pose with an axe in the drawings to follow.
Ottawa May 16 1925 program features Aunt Agnes bedtime story lullaby and a Chateau Laurier concert including Mendelssohn Son and Stranger, Love's Unrest, Tom Jones dances, Moszkowski Polonaise, Rimsky Korsakov Song of India, Liszt Liebestraum and Schumann Allegro Brillante among diverse solos and string quartet pieces performed by Mrs Langdon, Mr Heins, Dr Sanders, Mrs Kavanagh and others.
Apple consumption per person rose from 1.49 to 2.17 bushels over past decades, helped by new orchards and home gardens. A Washington grower sold 15 000 boxes of fancy apples at 3 50 a box last fall as packing improvements and storage practices preserve juice, flavor, and bloom.
WGY Schenectady presents a day of organ preludes and hymns by the First Unitarian Society All Souls Church program led by Rev. Ernest Caldecott, a 2:35 pm symphony with soloist Marietta White, and broadcasts from the Hotel Commodore. Public auction at 12:00 noon May 21st 1925 of City Orchestra property on Water Street.
A thirty day all expense tour from Toronto to the North Pacific Coast includes Winnipeg Wainwright Jasper Park Vancouver Seattle Portland Salt Lake City Yellowstone Rocky Mountain National Park and Chicago with two persons sharing a lower berth price 413.50 per person 374.65 for two. Organizers are A. B. Bryson and Martin Kerr with contact at Silverthorn Avenue Toronto and Buelah Avenue Hamilton.
Scald spots on apples ruin appearance and lower market value but do not harm culinary use if the fruit is sound otherwise. Varieties differ in susceptibility, frequent on green or yellow fruit, with delayed storage and uneven temperatures contributing to the condition.
The prospective June bride chooses a silver crepe morocaine wedding dress instead of white. It features a short front with chiffon points, a chiffon train with a double pleat, and a silver tulle veil held by orange blossom accents at the sides.
Brownish skin discoloration on certain apples late in the season is identified as scald caused by death and oxidation of superficial cells. The condition remains confined to the skin and is largely superficial, with fruit flesh unaffected and peeling only the outer layer being possible.
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