19 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1921
Page
1
Regina police review a report of a baby boy found Wednesday among a garbage wagon load at the west end nuisance grounds. A driver, Louis Tisset, says a parcel claimed to hold a dead cat was dumped in the wagon. Inquest pending.
Salesmen W pay weekly and offer steady employment selling exclusive nursery stock. The Stephen Gale Hospital in Haverhill Massachusetts offers a three year nursing course for young women with wages and benefits. Also mentions AutoGas Tractor Mechanics and other trades with training at Hemphills Auto Gas Tractor School in Toronto.
Chicago reporters relay a tangled case over the Dau gherty and Ausmus murders. Investigators say Harvey Church and Leon Parks confess, but clues remain murky. Yorks Wilder Walker are named variably, with alibis and conflicting identifications complicating the hunt for a third man. Church said Wilder was named to prove his own innocence.
Quotations from the Montreal Stock Exchange show Wheat for Sept. at 1381, May 18144. Corn Sept at 52% and May at 57%. Oats Sept at 86% and May at 42% with Dee and other figures listed.
Auction sale notice details a clearing house sale of piano furniture carriages and sleighs at the late Capt. Alexander Cameron residence on Wednesday the 21st at 11 am. Also reports on a Bible Students talk at Prince Edward Theatre and a congregational meeting at St James Church to choose a pastor. Stock note covers Pridham Bowness purchase of a Holstein bull Cyrus Echo with strong butter yield, praised as a promising show bull.
Miss Nellie Larkin visits Summerside for a few days while Mr James Tait and Miss Emily Tait depart for Fredericton. Miss Bertie Reeves returns to Sound Beach Conn after six weeks at home. Mrs Ada McCabe returns from six weeks in Freetown visiting Fred Reeves. Dr Knight, head of Canada's Biological Board, returns for Fisheries Conference. Miss Rella Dunbar visits Keppoch. Ward Fisher arrives for the conference and is registered at Victoria hotel.
In Chicago on September 17, William Demetropolous sought a warrant for Gus Granapontis after the latter allegedly offered to return Demetropolous's wife for $1000. Demetropolous claimed Gus threatened him with a pistol and struck him, prompting a court appearance.
Washington seeks to host visitors during the armament conference with a registry and meeting rooms run by the Women’s National Foundation. The group will provide an office clerk and venues on its 9.5 acre estate at Connecticut and Florida avenues to help visitors locate friends and conduct meetings. The registry will later move to the Bureau of Information as plans advance for a $3.5 million national home and fundraising campaign.
Albert De Courville will lead fifty Britain’s loveliest girls on a Canadian tour aboard the Matagamal With Shirley Kellogg and Harry Tate in the revue Hullo Canada. They will perform in Quebec through Vancouver visiting major cities. upon return a new show may be staged while some chorus members may stay in Canada.
A young dramatist proudly informs an old man that every seat is booked for the first performance. His friend quips that there will be room at the end, implying a likely overflow or wait for latecomers.
Public health warning emphasizes digestions link to overall health. Tanlac promoted as the safest remedy for indigestion and related ailments, with testimonials of relief for stomach disorders and systemic benefits. Mentions Charlottetown supply by Reddin Bros and widespread druggists. Also includes a Moscow Russia policy overview by Krassin outlining foreign concessions and state control to boost production.
A mistress discovers a burglar in her dining room as he pockets silver. He answers with a curt line claiming he is “at your service,” prompting a brief confrontation and a gasp of shock from the homeowner. The incident unfolds in a single tense moment highlighting audacious burglary.
At Summerville on Sept 7 a daughter Frances to Mr and Mrs Harold W Dunn. At Auburn on Aug 21 1921 a son to Mr and Mrs Raymond Boylan.
Lord Rayleigh at the Edinburgh session argues the Earth's habitable crust could last about a moderate billion years, with no physics basis to challenge it. He notes Kelvin's sun-heat limit was unsettled by radioactive discoveries, and argues stellar energy and radioactivity support long geological times.
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