Bud Wins Love and Money on Crazy For Money Show
On air, Bud Watson recounts his stunt at Roscoe’s Carnival with Captain Billy Swanson. Dora, Captain Billy’s daughter, helps him, and Bud earns half the promised hundred dollars as he wins Dora’s affection.
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Bud Watson
Matt Ringearly
Bud
Roscoe
Fair Grounds
Billy
Billy Swanson
Mart
Mart Ringearly
Dora
Matt
Captain Billy
Ring
Demand for agricultural economists rises in Canada
Dr J F Booth head of the Dominion Agricultural Department Economics Division told the 17th annual Canadian Agricultural Economics Society meeting at Macdonald College that demand for his division is increasing. He noted the division serves farmers marketers governments and aims to provide practical information. Since 1929 the division built factual farmer data and during the war aided farm policy development and administration as groups nationwide sought more research.
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Dominion Agricultural Department
Canadian Agricultural Economics Society
Macdonald College
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Booth
Chinese Rockets Repel Khan Invaders in 1232
Records recount the use of rockets by Chinese forces in 1232 to fend off Kublai Khan’s advancing hordes. The operação illustrates early gunpowder weaponry shaping Mongol confrontations and defensive strategy in the era.
Surviving Sailor Recovers After Lake Michigan Tragedy
Patricia Smith, 19, of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin, the sole survivor, swam 13 miles in seven hours to reach shore after her father, a shipbuilder, and three guests on a 33-foot sloop drowned when it capsized in a squall on Lake Michigan. Miss Smith said she towed Mary Lomis of Chicago for hours before losing her grip.
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Mary Lomis
Chicago
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Mary
Conserve Timber Warns Canadian Exporters
Industrialist Garfield Weston urges Canadian manufacturers to link exports with conservation of natural resources. He notes pulp and paper exports exceed gold or wheat sales, underlines the industry’s wages and investment, and warns that 6,000 workers burn 400 million cubic feet of wood annually. He warns fires threaten lands and a 50 to 100 year recovery gap.
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Garfield Weston
Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
THANKS CANADA A Canadian life tour by Viscountess Alexander
Viscountess Alexander spoke to the Ottawa Women s Canadian Club praising Canada for wartime help. She noted family adjustments and shared children s schooling plans while recounting support from Red Cross Junior Red Cross Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Kinsmen Club and Queen s Canadian Fond.
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Viscountess
Alexander
Ottawa Women’s
Canadian Club
Canada
Red Cross
Imperial Order
Daughters of the Empire
Selected Recipes for Cake Making
Read the recipe carefully and prepare all ingredients. Use high quality shortening and pure baking powder. Use fine sugar, sift if needed. Measure ingredients, mix correctly, and bake as directed. Grease tins with lard, preheat with both elements on, then turn off the top during baking. Low oven temps cause steam and heavy cakes.
Butter Buds Recipe From Melrose Sugar Cookies
A historical recipe outlines ingredients including cups pastry flour brown sugar vanilla butter or shortening and eggs. The method instructs creaming butter adding sugar then eggs lifting flour with baking powder salt, mixing to dough texture, rolling into balls, marking with a floured fork and baking at 350 to 375 for 10 to 12 minutes yielding 12 dozen butter buds.
Awkward recruits test sergeant in training drill
A sergeant hammers recruits with commands like About turn and As you were. Private Jones stays still in confusion, as the sergeant repeats the order and asks how he should respond. Jones responds with a broken reply, showing his difficulty.
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Sarge
Louis XIV Shown With An Abundance Of Regal Beds
Historical record notes Louis XIV possessed 413 beds, some lavishly adorned with pearls, silver, and gold, reflecting royal splendor and courtly luxury.
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Louis XIV
Post Grape-Nuts Flakes Featured In Home Economy Scene
A comedic script shows a new cook serving malty rich Grape-Nuts Flakes for breakfast. Characters Praise the cereal for energy nutrition and taste, highlighting two grains wheat and malted barley and promising health benefits and easy preparation.
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Jim
Smiles and Snaps of a Lively Old Time
A compilation of humorous exchanges and quips from everyday life. Jokes range from editors and editors to editors to shopkeepers and children, with lines about bag snatching, singing, mosquitos, and a preacher in training. The snippets reflect a lighthearted, anecdotal snapshot of social manners and humor.
Baling Wire Shortage Stretches Farm Feed and Meat Supplies
The Wall Street Journal notes U S manufacturers cut baling wire production due to price ceilings. Less wire means less hay and feed for livestock, leading to thinner slaughter cattle. The piece links supply limits to a chain of consequences across the agricultural economy.
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The
Wall Street Journal
United States
Athens renames Lycabettus Street to Mackenzie King Street
In a July ceremony during the Canadian federation anniversary the municipal council of Athens renamed Lycabettus street Mackenzie King street to honor Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Canada for moral and material aid to Greece.
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Lycabettus
Athens
Mackenzie King
Municipal Council of
Bees Avoid Red Flowers Why Insects Are Blind to Red
A brief note explains bees rarely visit red blossoms because their vision does not detect the color red. Researchers describe bees’ color perception and how they respond to petals in other hues.
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