Royal Yeast Guarantees Fresh, Pure Baking Power
Royal dry yeast comes sealed in air tight wrappers to keep it fresh and uncontaminated. Advertisers claim seven of eight Canadian housewives bake with Royal for reliable full leavening and appetizing bread, underscoring freshness and purity over time.
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Canadians in Massachusetts Shape Greater Boston Demographics
A Boston despatch notes that Canadians by birth or descent make up about one sixth of Massachusetts residents, totaling 288 051 in Boston and 436 749 statewide. Most newcomers to Greater Boston hail from the Maritime Provinces with many others from Quebec spreading across the state.
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How To Overcome Piles And Rectal Soreness
Annoyed with itching piles or rectal soreness advise prompt care to avoid surgery. Hemroid internal formula quickly relieves itching and soreness, aids healing, and is recommended by physicians. Easy to use and presented as a simple remedy rather than operation.
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The Yellow Briar Chapter II Recounts Morgan Murder
The narrator recalls a Masonic lodge gathering and the William Morgan murder case. Irish observers condemn Masonry’s power while noting community prejudice and distrust, linking it to broader Canadian social tensions of the era. The tale continues with local tavern life and a staged lodge rite by young Jack Trueman.
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Pruit-a-tives and Fruit-e-tives Diet Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims liver health boosts digestion and weight balance with Pruit-a-tives and Fruit-e-tives. It asserts many users over 30 years, featuring a celebrity doctor’s prescription and availability at all drug stores.
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Invention Expo Showcases Odd and Ingenious Gadgets
At the National Inventors congress in Chicago amateurs display ranging devices from hamburger vending machines to finned shoes said to enable walking on water. W A Parr of Alameda grills 20 burgers at a time while Oscar Jacobson of Seattle demonstrates finned footwear. Mrs Bess Hedge of Oklahoma City touted with 57 gadgets to ease housework. Eight year old David Suddeth of Fairfield Iowa plans a dual potato peeler mashing device and a two pane window washer.
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Myth Exploded On Urban Destruction By Air Power
The article argues that the fear of rapid mass devastation of cities like Paris or New York by air forces is unfounded, citing Spanish Civil War aviation as the benchmark. Government pilots claim even undefended cities remain relatively safe from bombing, noting the modern aircraft’s light build.
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Tribute to the Horse in the Dumb Animals essay
A meditation on the horse as a timeless bond with humans. It contrasts lovers of horses with utilitarian owners, praising the animal’s contributions from battle to daily life and culture. The piece links horse reverence to Homeric memory and national monuments, ending with the label Dumb Animals.
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Reporter hats and distances at Brentford Court
A solicitor questioned a woman witness about distances at Brentford County Court. The exchange included confusion over the location of the reporter in the press box. Separately the piece notes that over 2,000 historic German castles are partially restored as hiking hotels.
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Little Helps For This Week Peace and Purpose
A devotional piece urges stead fast hope and unity with God in daily duties. It credits Hebrews and emphasizes seeking God in all things, inviting His presence, and transforming ordinary tasks through a sanctified spirit to sustain peaceful homes.
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Canada Population Figures From Trade and Commerce Return
Canada’s population was estimated at 11,100,000 in 1937, with 10,376,786 people counted in 1931. Natural increase from births over deaths was about 135,956 annually. Immigrants admitted from 1921 to 1951 totaled 1,166,290, while natural increase over the period was about 1,362,000.
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Statistical curios from Montreal and the cosmos
Mont real cites a firemen ladder feat totaling 41,884 feet if done by one. Montreal court stenographers produced about 10,000,000 words, roughly 123 miles of text. Among minor planets, Vesta stands out as a visible body with a 240 mile diameter.
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