Prince of Wales enjoys Canadian ranch holiday in Alberta hills
Fred James Apward reports the Prince of Wales, eldest son of King George VI, visiting Canada to tour the Bar U ranch near High River Alberta. He plans a holiday away from royal duties directing stock and horse breeding, with possible U S visit and an invitation from the American Legion in London for San Francisco.
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Fred James Apward
Prince of Wales
George VI
Catta- Stain Hocky
Wish River
Alberta
Neest
Seuplender la Zeta
Ecombig
Weta Ordinry
Hapiess
Scotland
Duke of Cornu
Canada
Tnd
Minto
Dla
Brush Columbia
Duke of Sutherland
Rome
Baylog
George Lane
United States
British Empire
Lane
Gane
Bar U
Lino
Wes
England
W. UL. Carlyle
Agricultural College
Anda
Town
Brtish Isles
Sandringham
Duke of Westminster
Prines
United Kingdom
Staation
Somers
Wing George
Wales
Wing Pelzos
RBP
Raneh
Prince's Ranch
University of Iowa
I LP
Japan
Tokyo
Jorge Mp
Coons
Maranch
Bhn
P. Standh
Calgary
High River
Poetie Railway
North America
B. P
Avenille
Empire
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
London
Cannio
Legion
San Francisco
U S Market Report Week Ending September 22
Market report from Washington covers hay dairy fruits vegetables grain and live stock. Prices listed include timothy hay No 1 at 24.25 per unit citrus dairy cheese and butter prices, Long Island potatoes at 2.0 to 2.45 per 100 pounds, apples red fall varieties 1.75 to 2.75 per basket, New York onions 3.60 to 4.00 per 100 pounds, Chicago cash grain No 3 red winter wheat 1.04, No 2 hard winter 1.07, corn 6 to 7 cents, hogs 6.85 to 7.90, beef steers 4.00 to 11.90, lambs 12.00 to 14.50.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minneapolis
Long Island
Maine
Minnesota
Red River
Michigan
Elbertas
New York
Iowa
Shrine in the Garage and the Lost Hearth of Home Life
A New Republic piece reflects on ancient household gods once central to domestic life and kitchen fires. Now people abandon them for modern shops, yet the Lares and Penates endure as households drift toward impersonal totems and a dwindling ritual of warmth.
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Delientesaen
Tha Lares
Penates
Hamortal
New Republic
Island Gnoe Pirate Lair Amid Galapagos Cold Currents
A fragment mentions the Galapagos Islands near the equator off Ecuador. It notes chilly conditions caused by cold currents off Peru sweeping toward the island group. Mentions wild goats and cattle in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galapagos Islands
Ile
Ecuador
Peru
Fragmentary notes on livestock and organizations
The fragmentary text references 8,500 head of cattle on Cristoba island and a mainland stock export idea at Guayagall with a steer valued around 100 old units. It also notes a sail and red foam imagery, plus 60,000 capacity and 60 thousand women affiliated with the Michigan Federation of Women's clubs.
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Cristoba Island
Guayagall
Illinois Man Offers His Three Children to Pay Debt
Coal City Illinois Sept 41 Frank Vodacek valued his three children at ten dollars seventy two cents each. When the Smith Willace Shoe company of Chicago obtained a judgment for thirty two dollars sixteen cents he told the court he had no money to pay and offered his children in payment of the debt.
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Coal City
Frank Vodacek
Smith- Willace Shoe Company
Chicago
Vodacek
Seaman Drowns in Oil After Ship Collision Near Cape Cod
Boston reports a collision between the destroyer McFarland and the battleship Arkansas near Cape Cod canal. One man was killed and sixteen injured. seaman Spencer William Brown drowned in oil that flooded his sleeping quarters after a burst tank.
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Boston
McFarland
Arkansas
Cape Cod Canal
Spencer Willian Brown
American aid opens with first relief money to Japan
Ambassador Woods established headquarters aboard the U S Huron after returning from Tokyo he presented Premier Yamamoto with a one million dollar check from American Hed Drugs it marked the initial relief contribution from any foreign nation to Japan
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Yokohama Bay
Ambassador Woods
U. S. Huron
Tokyo
Yamamouto
Japan
Three U S Scientists Die in Washington Gas Blast
Three men were killed and six injured in a gas explosion at the fuel testing laboratory of the Integu ol standards in Washington. L. L. Lauer of Lower Salem Ohio died instantly Urban J. Cook formerly of Cincinnati and Stephen M. Lee of New London Connecticut died later.
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Washington
Integu
L. L. Lauer
Lower Salem
Urban J. Cook
Cinccinnati
Stephen M. Lee
New London
Conny
Rome Celebrates Capital Anniversary Under Fascist Rule
Rome marks the first anniversary of Rome becoming Italy's capital with the bells tolled as the city observes the event. In Syracuse, Mosea Pinkelstein, eleven, enters college life, matriculating into full standing after graduating high school last June.
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Rome
Cty
Trome
Italy
Alt
Syracuse
Mosea Pinkelstein
Rheumatism Gone Boosts Mrs Neary Weight to 153
Mrs J Neary of 161% W 14th St Sioux City Iowa reports Tanlac cured her rheumatism and digestive complaints. She says she weighed 105 pounds before treatment and 153 pounds after, with improved appetite sleep and energy. Tanlac sold by druggists with no substitutes and over 80 million bottles sold.
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J. Neary
W. 14Th St
Sioux City
Iowa
Tanlac
Air Gand
Stung by an Adder and Bank Trouble Prompt Dialogue
A brief dialogue shows Henry pale after an adder sting this afternoon while a hawk incident and a bookkeeper’s remark about an overdrawn account introduce the scene. An advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin issues and dandruff with simple morning and night routines.
Mountain copper mining moves ore by shovel and cart
Near Bisbee Arizona workers pursue an unusual mining method digging down rather than hollowing a mountain. Over sixteen years they will haul about 25 million tons of ore and extract roughly a billion pounds of copper while moving material along a fifteen mile rail to smelters. An engineer jokes the town will have room to grow once the pile disappears.
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Bisbee
Arizona
Luck of the democracy we talk of consists tt the right to vote more taxes
A brief note discusses democracy and taxation, emphasizing the link between the franchise and higher levies. It highlights the idea that voting rights empower citizens to influence tax policy and public spending. The piece reflects a civic debate on governance and fiscal responsibility.
Women Can Dye Any Garment Drapery For 15 Cents
A local dye shop advertises women can dye any garment or drapery for fifteen cents. The notice emphasizes restoring faded fabrics and worn colors, inviting customers to refresh wardrobes and home furnishings with affordable color renewal.
Diamond Dyes advertise easy home dyeing guaranteed
The Diamond Dyes promise successful dyeing for beginners with every package including directions. Druggists stock all colors, making dyeing at home simple and reliable.
Wanted a Fat One Fat Actress for Alaska Scene
A director on the lot bawls for a fat actress and is offered a fur-clad performer. He repeats the process with a fatter actress, aiming for a grand Alaska scene. The plan envisions three fur coats, including two extra on top of her own.
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Alaska
Jeroine
Boston Globe
Elevator talk hints at a war tax joke
A skyscraper elevator operator explains a judge sentenced a man to three years and ten days. A passenger asks what the ten days were for, another passenger replies the ten days were for the war tax. The scene reflects a Treat 'Em Square era quip about service for affection and social honesty.
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Atherta
Edward
Lew Baby
Bode
Robert Lansing
Fan-American International Women's Committee
Columbus Day
U. S
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
The
Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs
Ilinois
Jemima
Blades
Ariz
ASC
Ame Meu
Porern
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