Summer Camps Promote Scout Values Over Rough Living
An editorial extols summer camps especially Boy Scout camps as healthier, safer than city life, highlighting democracy, character development, and water safety in cooperation with the Red Cross. It notes 400,000 scouts involved last year and frames camping as beneficial to American boyhood. It also recounts William Penn and Philadelphia's early colonial origins with a playful tone.
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Boy Scout Movement
Red Cross
Empress of Britain Arrives at Quebec Heralding CPR Triumph
The Empress of Britain, touted as the finest liner afloat and largest to sail the St Lawrence, arrives in Quebec. The Financial Times notes Canada’s pride in the Canadian Pacific Railway’s world renowned enterprise and the ship’s maiden voyage as a symbol of future stability and sustained public confidence.
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Canada
Great Transportation Corporation
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
Financial Times
Betty Barclay offers cash prizes for original junket recipes
Betty Barclay invites women to submit original junket recipes for a chance at five dollars for first prize, three dollars for second, and one dollar each for third and fourth. Each entrant receives a recipe booklet. Submissions due July 25 go to Miss Betty Barclay in Philadelphia or to the newspaper editor.
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Betty Barclay
Miss Barclay
Barrie Goult Joins Courtenay Free Press Staff
Barrie Goult a Vancouver newspaperman has joined the Courtenay Free Press as editor. He trained in Vancouver Star and Vancouver Sun rooms and brings years of experience. Goult is a member of the B C Institute of Journalists and a University of British Columbia graduate.
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Barrie Goult
Vancouver
Courtenay Free Press
Vancouver Star
The
Vancouver Sun
Courtenay
Goult
B. C. Institute of Journalists
University of British Columbia
Life’s Work and Hobby: Henry 1 Builds Giant Engine
A historic photo feature highlights Henry 1, chief of motive power at Cana Railway, and his vast Montreal machine shop. The article notes his model stationary engines, a multi pressure giant, and his three sons joining in the craft as the family builds tools now in use in the railway industry.
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Henry 1
Motive Iiling
Cana- Railway
Montreal
Sy Company
Tse
Bowen
Dainties from Portugal Praise for Portuguese cooking and recipes
Betty Barclay presents two Portuguese influenced dishes. A soup and egg dish uses onion, vinegar, sugar and bacon drippings with toast and poached eggs. A carrot pudding combines grated carrots with butter sugar lemon peel and spices baked in a pudding pan.
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Little
Portugal
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Illiam Penn
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America
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Ling
B. C. Telephone CO
Lechan
Rocky Mountains
Dainties
Lisbon
Phoenix
British Columbia
Phoenix Lager
Liquor Control Board
Government of
Ilo-Ilo Theatre
Richard Dix
Irene Dunne
Rstelle Taylor In
Cimarron
Arnold Zweig
Raz Grischa
Has Os Arnold
Zweig
Louis Wolheim
Kotezinsky
Lewis Ayres
Paul Baumer
John Wray
Sergeant Himmelstoss
Paul
Kropp
Mueller
Kimmerich
Tjiaden
Erich Maria Remarque
Maxwell Anderson
del Andrews
George Abbott
Lewis Milestone
Carl Laemmle, Jr
Carl Laemmle
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