Golden Girl’s Riviera intrigue deepens at Hermitage tea
Joanna and Yvonne host a sunlit Riviera tea at the Hermitage as rumors swirl about Villa Annette. Prince Michael notes the gathering while Michael Wilmore’s approach to the Golden Girl stirs gossip of linked names and a flashy Riviera spectacle.
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London
Mediterranean
Prince Michaels the Ailicht
Villa Annette
Joanna
Yvonne
Michael's
John
Palm Room
Hermitage
Debonair
Villa Amette
Cap Martin Villas
Michael
Ysonne
Mademoizelle
The
Riviera
Villa Ametie
Roddy
Ametie
Monte Carlo
Architect John Wilmore Gains Noted Recognition Abroad
A morning diary column notes the arrival of American architect John Wilmore on the Emme Express at Calais. It highlights his war memorial concept and recent fame, tracing a rise from obscurity to international discussion, while friends speculate on his personal ties and future plans.
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Genoa
Joanna
L’echo
Michael
Kenilworth
Yvonne
Calais
John Wilmore
London
Las Padders
Wilmore
America
John
Blue Express
New York
Mademoiselle
Remarkable Dutch Sub K-11 Sets Non-Convoy Voyage Record
Reported in the city, the Dutch submarine K-11 beat all non convoy records by beaching Soerabaya after 196 days at sea. The K-13, a 26 ton boat, left Nicuchep May 27 for the Canary Islands and logged 20 000 miles in six and a half months. It travelled from Panama to Mazatlan then San Francisco, across the Pacific to Honolulu and Guam, covering 3600 miles Honolulu to Guam in 19 days and using 306 000 liters of fuel oil and 7 500 liters of engine oil.
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Soerabaya
Nicuchep
Canary Islands
Curacao
Panama
Mazatlan
San Francisco
Pacific
Honolulu
Guam
Lonolulu
Canada Sees Sugar Exports Jump in December 1926
The Dominion bureau of Statistics reports Canada exported 22,703,000 pounds of refined sugar in November 1926 versus 5,936,700 pounds a year earlier. France received 5,660,200 pounds, Uruguay 5,600,000 pounds, and the United Kingdom 3,175,906 pounds, totaling refined sugar exports worth $934,105.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
France
Uruguay
United Kingdom
Little Helps For This Week From Browning Psalm Tone
A devotional reflection recalling trust in God through trials and joys. Elizabeth Barrett Browning lines urge patience and faith, praising God as days progress. The piece emphasizes relying on divine mercy, seeking serenity, and believing all will work for good for those who love Him.
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Thea
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Radio may standardize pronunciation worldwide
Radio could standardize how words are spoken as other media have failed. Sir Richard Paget, Fellow of the Physical Society of London, believes radio may help make English nearly the universal language if spelling becomes standardized.
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Sir Richard Paget
Physical Society of London
A Medicine Mothers Praise From Sarnia Ontario
Mrs H Oakes of Sarnia Ontario says she has used Baby’s Own Tablets for fifteen years and credits them with her children’s good health They ease teething colds minor ailments and help regulate bowels The tablets act as a gentle laxative and aid digestion Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 35 cents a box from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario
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Pr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Canadian Swine Breeders Directors Election Ballot 1927
Official mail vote record for the Canadian Swine Breeders Association directors for 1927 by region Maritime Provinces A G Dickson Manitoba Andrew Graham Saskatchewan Philip Leech Baring C M Learmonth British Columbia Angus L Hay names and addresses listed. Includes unrelated humorous ad phrases about Holloway's Dorm Remover and Coids Minard's Liniment.
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Canadian Swine Breeders’ Association
Canadian Swine Breeders’ Associa
Maritime Provinces
A. G. Dickson
Box
Chatham
N.B
Manitoba
Andrew Graham
Roland
Saskatchewan
Philip Leech Baring
Sask
C. M. Learmonth
Dept. of Public Works
Regina
British Columbia
Angus L. Hay
Cranbrook
Ultraviolet Rays to Aid Saskatchewan Chick Rearing
The University of Saskatchewan will use ultraviolet light to raise exhibition chicks for the world's poultry congress in Ottawa next July. Equipment funded by the Saskatchewan department of agriculture includes cello glass covers for a chicken run and a quartz mercury arc lamp to emit UV rays inside the coop. The method, tested but not yet economical, aims to produce young stock from province eggs for exhibit.
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Saskatchewan
Ottawa
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Double Liability for Bank Shares Warned to Purchasers
Bank shareholders faced double liability if the bank failed, a risk noted for Canadian chartered banks. Purchasers buy with eyes open, knowing they are liable for twice their share amount if trouble arises.
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Iome Bank
New Process Turns Corn Into Sugar Rush For Department
The Department of Agriculture reports a new process that converts a bushel of corn into twenty two pounds of sugar. The breakthrough promises sweeter yields and potential changes for food manufacturing and pricing.
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Department of Agriculture
Figs Grow on Vancouver Island With Growing Plantations
Ripe figs of delicious flavor have been grown in southern Vancouver Island and sold locally. One grower plans to expand his plantation in spring with Gordon Head as the best site and Mill Bay also yielding fruit this summer. The crop yields two fruits per season though the late crop fails to ripen. A woman is always contrary enough to agree with a man when he doesn't want her to.
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Vancouver Island
Gordon Head
Mill Bay
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