Mansion Into Monument By H D Crawford
Boldt Castle on Heart Island in the Thousand Islands remains unfinished after George Boldt built it as a Rhineland style dream house for his wife. He spent about 2 million dollars, planned canals and several buildings, but work halted when his wife died. The castle stands empty as visitors imagine its past grandeur and possible future completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Crawford
Central Press
Heart Island
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Boldt
Rhine
George C. Boidt
Boidt
Boldt Castle
Alexandria Bay
New York
Canada
U.S
Hotel Association of America
Cornell University
George Boldt
Wellesley Island
Thousand Island International
Oak Island
Finishing Touch Variety Edges Pattern 7283
An ad for edging patterns offers options for clothes lingerie children’s linen and shelves. Pattern 7283 features filet or plain crochet with y inch to 234 inch edges. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union Toronto with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Smile of the Week Celia Polk Debates Dad About Suitor
Celia Polk touts a new fellow to her father saying he is a fine young man. Mr Polk tests the suitor’s finances, prompting Celia to quip about men’s similar questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Polk
Dad
Mr. Polk
Cela
Household Tips From A Bygone Page
Practical advice on beauty growth for lashes and brows using Vaseline at night, removing printing from bags with lard, and overnight bag treatment. Furniture finishes react to oils, wax preferred. careful application. Ice cream stains on rayon require cold water rinse, then warm wash or cleaning fluid for nonwashables.
Knight Ends Up In Policy Mix Up On Pole
Edwin H. Knight of Olean, a telephone company lineman, climbed a pole outside George C. Day’s home in Allegany. A man approached and asked his name, claiming to be Mr. Day, Dawn. Knight replied that he is Knight and that all come within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Edwin H. Knight
Olean
George C. Day
Mr. Day
Dawn
Knight
Thumb-Sucking Hurts Teeth Says McGill Expert
Dr. A R Winn of McGill University argues in Health that thumb-sucking harms dental development and personality, urging affection and habit cessation through encouragement rather than nagging. He links refined civilization to poorer jaw development and notes tougher foods and breast feeding aid stronger jaws, with mouth breathing affecting facial structure. Cotton fabrics entered fashion in early 18th century England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Winn
McGill University
Department of Orthodontics
Health
Canada
National Health Magazine
Dr. Winn
The
Health League of Canada
Unmarked Highways Golden Plover Amazing Example Of Game Birds
An Olive Williamson piece explains North American migratory flyways guiding hunters and conservationists. It details Atlantic Mississippi Central and Pacific routes, the American golden plover’s long oceanic flight to Argentina, and theories from Penn State on navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Williamson
Nature
U.S.A
South
Central America
North America
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Canada
Mackenzie Basin
Arctic
United States
Cuba
West Indian Islands
Mississippi
Mackenzie River
Hudson Bay
Caribbean
Great Plains
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Prairie
Texas
Mexico
Pacific
Washington State
South America
Argentina
Alaska
Nova Scotia
World Citizen Garry Davis Gains Global Following
Garry Davis, 28, ex Air Force pilot from Philadelphia, renounced U S citizenship in 1948 to become the World Citizen. He has attracted an estimated 300,000 followers in Europe and bicycles through Paris as he develops a personal code and nonviolent aims to curb nationalism. Davis contends his movement seeks a universal loyalty, with tightly disciplined groups ready to influence states. He remains in Paris, refining his plan while the World Citizen movement expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
America
United States
Europe
Garry Davis
Champs-Elysees
Eisenhower
Bradley
Air Force
England
Cord Meyer
United World Federalists
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
John Bull
France
Brotherhood of Man
Pearl Islands Named for Historic Pearl Fisheries
The Pearl islands in the Gulf of Panama earned their name from an extensive historic pearl fisheries noted by early explorers. The region’s pearling era shaped its identity and local maritime economy.
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Pearl Islands
Gulf of Panama
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Prussia
Horatio Alger
New York City
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Hearst Island
Boldcastle’s Towers
Central Press Canadian
H. L Yeagley
Penn State University
Jasper
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Roy M. Bean
Waterloo
Ont
Jasper Park Lodge
Canadian Rockies
C. J. Allbon
Springhill
N.S
Association
R. C. Vaughan
C.M.G
Canadian National System
Long Sands
Mission City
B.C
Joseph A. Dear
World Citizen Movement
Grandma
Red Riding Hood
Red
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