River of Skulls Visit Deep in Ungava Barrens
Alan Cameron and Noel join trapper McCord in his remote fort where he introduces Heather McCord, a skilled hunter and dog trainer, and a curious tension builds about an unseen journey beyond the Sinking Lakes. The strangers discuss possible trading and a future expedition into the Caribou People country.
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Fort George
Lad
Koksoak
Gabriel Dessane
Here
Hudson's Straits
Revillon Freres
Alan Cameron
Noel
Rough
John McCord
Alan
Heather McCord
Berthe Des- Lane
McCord
Graham Cameron
Rupert
Alan Go
Mr. McCord
Ottawa
Roughy
Ungava Barrens
The Secret of Success and Youth Facial Growth
A quotation on ambition and success states that determination to succeed grows necessary qualities and that each setback strengthens the fighter. It adds a note that girls’ faces stop growing by the 14th or 15th year, reflecting a dated viewpoint.
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Andrew Carnege
Music Lessons For Quints Dionne Sisters Education Focus
The Dionne quintuplets will receive music education as part of their future schooling. Toronto Globe and Mail critic Lawrence Mason cites Dr. A R Dafoe and guardians supporting only good music, avoiding jazz or jitterbug. Marie, once smallest, now weighs 48 1/2 pounds and moved from the cellar after weigh-in.
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Dionne
Lawrence Mason
Toronto Globe and Mail
Callander
A. R. Dafoe
Board of
Mason
Emilie
Yvonne Marie Cecile
Annette
Dr. Dafoe
Marie
Solar heaters bring sun power to Edison Courts
In Miami Florida the Edison Courts housing project for 345 families will install solar hot water heaters on each roof. Glass covered boxes hold copper pipes that heat water to 180 degrees and store it in insulated tanks with minimal heat loss. Although installation costs more, operating costs should be nil, and expansion to other cities is planned as engineers call them practical worldwide.
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Miami
Fla
U.S.H.A
Yeast Heirlooms Span Generations and Empire Drift
A Swed ish family guards a jar of yeast passed as an heirloom sometimes for 175 years. Ulster vows to stay in the Empire permanently as the South drifts further from the Empire and away from the North.
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Ulster
Empire
Sugar maple trees yield wood for furniture and instruments
Besides syrup, the Sugar maple tree provides wood for making furniture, musical instruments, boxes, and other articles.
Mass Migration Of West Indian Land Crabs Each May
Every May West Indian land crabs emerge from burrows and march in unison to the sea. The coordinated movement, thick ground cover, and thunderous sound resemble an invading army as millions travel to the water to bathe and lay eggs, with injured crabs at risk.
Ocean Currents and Climate Fragility
Oceanographer Dr. H U Sverdrup warned at the Pacific Science Congress that shifts in submarine ridges and island geology could alter Atlantic and Pacific currents. He suggested Scotland and Iceland ridge rise might trigger a new glacial period for Scandinavia, while Aleutians sinking could soften Alaska’s climate by allowing warmer waters into the Arctic. Such changes may affect distant future climates.
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H. U. Sverdrup
Scandinavian Countries
Scotland
Iceland
North Sea
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Behring Strait
Pacific
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Science Congress
Bird Sanctuary to Close After Nine Years of Breeding
Charles E. Jones plans to close his bird sanctuary near Vancouver after nine years. He trained birds to take food from his lips and perch on visitors, drawing travelers from across North America. Lack of space for the expanding aviary and his sons seeking other work prompted the decision. Over 400 birds now live in partitioned cages at his suburban home.
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Charles E. Jones
North America
Jones
Vancouver
Editor Leaves $12 Billion Legacy at The New York Times
The passing of Adolph S. Ochs marks the end of an era for the Times as a prominent editor and owner, shaping a century of American journalism. Ochs’s leadership established the paper’s national voice and financial strength.
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Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Fiery Itching Skin Finds Quick Relief From Remedy
An advertisement claims a clean stainless penr's septic ready for chemists to dispense. It promises rapid healing of itching toes and feet eruptions, rashes, wounds, and edema in a few days. Barber's itch and rheum eruptions reportedly respond. Moone's Emeraig On (My Greogth) available at drug stores.
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Barber
Moone
Moral Re Armament lights a global peace drive
A new force born ten months ago in Christian zealots seeks to banish war. Moral Re-Armament unites leaders from Britain to China and the United States under four pillars honesty purity unselfishness and love. From Hollywood Bowl to Madison Square Garden the movement claims vast support and a rising world presence as a peace time army.
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MRA
British Isles
Lord Baldwin
Washington
Liverpool
Canterbury
Wilhelmina
Holland
Leopold
Belgium
China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Japan
Nippon
United States
C.I.O
Hollywood
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Belgian physicist Mor unveils two story tower power device
The Belgian physicist Max Mor demonstrates a two story turbine style tower producing up to three million volts of electricity. The device uses a moving dust stream between a generator and a polished cigar surface to build charge, with voltages reported from seven hundred thousand to one million. A companion claim notes a television receiver can be connected to a radio for sight and sound broadcasts.
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Max Morand
Puuerly
Morand Pas
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aMe OF Skulls
Penn Publishing
Cown UL Service
George Marsh
Dad
Florida
Duchess OF Kent
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Perth
Portsmouth
Amphion
Royal Australian Navy
M.R.A
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