Dalhousie Exams Highlight Distinct Political Science Marks
At Dalhousie University exams Mr R. T. Malpeque passed in English 10 and distinct Political Science 3 and 7 plus Economics 5 and Geology 1. In the West of Province Miss Zinck Red Cross nurse led diphtheria toxoid immunization drives visiting Tyne Valley Ellerslie Alberton Mont Tere Elmsdale Bloomfield Palmer Louis and Tignish centers. 307 school children received the treatment with 55 inoculated this week bringing total to 962. Mothers are urged to bring preschool children to the nearest centre for vaccination.
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Dalhousie
R. T. Ae Malpeque
Personalities and Trips Mentioned in Summerside
Mr. Jack McRae of French River enters Camp Hill Hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsay of Summerside travel to Charlottetown with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pridham. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Muttart of Summerside take a family trip to Charlottetown and report good road conditions. Mr. D. Udo, supervisor at S. S. Brunswick unloading, departs Summerside for Montreal en route to Southampton aboard S. S. Australia, then plans return.
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Jack McRae
French River
Camp Hill Hospital
Charles Ramsay
Summerside
Charlottetown
Harry Pridham
M. W. Muttart
D. Udo
S. S. Brunswick
Marine Wharf
Montreal
S. S. Australia
Southampton
England
Miss Bertie McFarlane Returns Home on Visit
Miss Bertie McFarlane visits her mother in Summerside after resigning as a dietician at Hackensack Hospital New York. She plans to move soon to Philadelphia to start a new position.
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Bertie McFarlane
Mrs. McFarlane
Summerside
Miss McFarlane
Hackensack Hospital
New York
Philadelphia
First Newfoundland Newspaper Began in 1807 at St John’s
A revived Royal Gazette note recalls Newfoundland Advertiser first published August 27 1807. St John’s then a fishing settlement of about 6000, with scattered buildings. Established by Loyalist John Ryan who left the United States after the War of Independence.
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ST. John's
Canadian Press
Royal Gazette
Newfoundland Advertiser
Newfoundland
St. John’s
John Ryan
United States
Ryan
New Brwis
J. W
Withers
King’s
Garris
Harvey
New Brunswick
Lower Princes
Prine
Run
Island Bear
Rifle Spoon Shoot Sees Nineteen Compete On Saturday Range
Nineteen riflemen took part in the Lt. Co. D. A. MacKinnon spoon shoot on Saturday with high scores at 200 and 500 yards in good conditions, but 600 yards brought wind and smoke that tempered marksmen. Next Saturday May 24 the final spoon shoot and first elimination practice for the Inter Maritime Team will include score certification.
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D. A. MacKinnon
Inter Maritime
P. J. Landrigans
J. Coles
Eves
Coles
Gormley
J. S. Moore
P. Hooper
G. G. McLennan
S. C. Moore
W. A. Smith
F. W. Judson E
A. McCabe
A. Huestis
Srere Reese
A. Spillett
A. Andrews
Road race and baseball notes from New Brunswick
Sport items cover Bert Abbe pacing in 1 59 noted as a Bay State Circuit prospect while Proulx and siblings are mentioned in hockey and racing contexts. Yankees linger in Boston before Philadelphia series as bettors stake on Hambletonian entrants. Fredericton aims for a millionaires hockey name. Palins’ suspension reduced to fine. Winnipeg’s world record tempo cited. Joe Ford pitches a New Brunswick ball trip with ex-favorites. Saint-Abbie game urged for Victoria Day. Maritime baseball activity grows with Charlottetown slow to organize. The Patriot Road Race or Murray Derby draws twenty five starters with Dark Horse a crowd favorite. locals hope for a strong showing.
Children of Pleasure Opens at Capitol Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s all talking musical romance “Children of Pleasure” opens at Capitol Theatre. The film follows a song writer who falls for a society debutante amid New York City and Long Island high society, with vivid technicolor musical numbers and strong ensemble performances.
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Lawrence Gray
Helen Johnson
Wynne Gibson
Benny Rubin
Kenneth Thomson
Mayley
Lee Kohimar
Centenarian Victoria resident active in choir and fairs
Mr Jabez Lea of Victoria, soon turning 88, remains vigorous and engaged in farming, gardening, and horse judging at fairs in Alberton, Georgetown, Souris, and Mount Carmel. He has sung in two churches for 69 years and plans to continue with the Victoria choir. An Island Railway Veterans meeting followed.
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Jabez Lea
Victoria
Lea
Crapaud
Alberton
Georgetown Souris
Mount Carmel
Co op members grow as boats hunt herring off Scotland
In the past year German consumer cooperatives gained one hundred thousand members while the season sees eight hundred boats fishing for herring along Scotland’s coast.
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Coas
Scotland
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Dunlop
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Truro
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Fredericton
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Athletics
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Hanover
Bertha
Goshen
Sep. F. Palin
Joseph M. McGraw
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Ind
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Winnipeg
Brush
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Saint Guy
Joe Ford
Tomonson
Jimmy McGout
Danny Clancy
Bill Dean
Packy Noonan
Elmer McCarthy
Sugar” Kanes
South Central Avenue
Wollaston
Mass
Saint-Abbie
Victoria Day
Saints
Maritimes
Solis
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Cornwall
Thursaay
Island Railway Veterans’ Association
Railway Veterans Association
Railway Club
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Fraser
J.D. McNutt
Matheson
J. Lightizer
Earl M. Hand
D.F.C
Captain Hand
Toronto Flying Lab
Toronto
Buckingham
Toronto Flying Club
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Philip Morris & CO. Limited
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