Tetanus Toxoid Endorsed For Child Immunization
Health League of Canada argues tetanus toxoid should be given to all children to prevent lockjaw. Dr. Nelles Silverthorne of the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children cites high protection levels and notes deaths and dangers from tetanus, advocating a three dose initial series with an annual fortifying dose.
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Nelles Silverthorne
Health
Oficial Magazine
The
Health League of Canada
Silverthorne
Toronto Hospital
War trophy surfaces tied to Munich agreement signing table
A Czech artifact reveals the table used by British French German and Italian delegates to sign the Munich dismemberment pact. Ordered by Hitler the table was moved to Visoky Brod monastery where it was found with art objects from Vienna Paris and Amsterdam.
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Republic
Hitler
Visoky Brod
Vienna
Paris
Amsterdam
Training of a Naturalist In A City Subway
A naturalist in a crowded New York subway loudly declares hearing a cricket. His friend doubts the claim until a search reveals the insect in a corner. On a busy street the naturalist drops a dime and explains that we hear what we are trained to hear.
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New York City
Village Aids RAF Fliers in New Guinea Rescue
Natives in a New Guinea village saved two RAF fliers after a crash. They fed them, guided them for two weeks through Japanese positions, then helped them reach safety. Upon return, a plane dropped parcels with calico, clothing, razors, tools, medical items, fishing lines, and a toy dog for Lazarus, son of the village catechist.
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New Guinea
R.A.F
Lazarus
Crossword Puzzle Duo Satisfies Endless Clues
The puzzle presents a lengthy horizontal and vertical set of clues spanning geography, language, science, and wordplay. Readers chase cross references from couch to kiln and cactus to cattle while deciphering ancient country names and modern terms.
Independence Day aboard Duke of York in Sydney
British information services report a July 4 celebration on the Duke of York in Sydney honoring United States Independence Day. Brig Gen Hugh Hester and American naval and consular representatives were guests of Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser as the Stars and Stripes flew over the White Ensign.
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Sydney
Australia
British Information Services
B.I
Hugh Hester
Sir Bruce Fraser
Early cultivation of cereals in ancient eastern hemisphere
The text asserts that in the eastern hemisphere barley, wheat and millet were primitively cultivated 10 000 to 15 000 years before the Christian era. It frames these crops as foundational to early agriculture across multiple regions.
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Hemisphere
World Happenings Briefly Told
Diners arrested at their tables when police raided a Paris black market restaurant. Subsidies offered to Norfolk and Suffolk blacksmiths to train apprentices in horseshoeing. Britain raises tea ration to 24 ounces weekly per person. No prospect of a new liner like Queen Mary or Queen Elizabeth. Five thousand students expected to register at the University of British Columbia this September. The university can host 1,500. The flying boxcar freight plane soon linking Canada and the United States will operate between over 50 US and Mexican cities. Between VE Day and June 30 31 772 service personnel passed through Halifax. Plans for a post-war travelling clinic to Eskimo Arctic settlements. Hitler offers 225000 dollars and top honors to U-boat crew who sink the Queen Mary or Queen Elizabeth. Britain’s biggest liners are noted by the London Daily Express.
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Hitler
Britain
London Daily Express
Germany Seeks Fresh Start After Turbulent Century
A 100-year-old nation faces a chance to shed the past and rebuild. The piece notes Germany’s decline and urges proactive effort to absorb education and adopt new paths, framing the moment as an opportunity many nations would envy. It ends with a wartime call to buy War Savings Stamps.
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Germany
New York Times
No Strife Between Abram and Lot in Genesis Lesson
Sunday school lesson emphasizes Genesis 13 where Abram and Lot separate to avoid conflict. It notes Abram’s loyalty to faith, his journey from Canaan to Egypt during drought, and God’s mercy in protecting the family amid dangers in a foreign land.
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Abram
Egypt
Bethel
Jehovah
Lot
Jordan
Sodom
Gomorrah
Zoar
Canaan
Abraham
Babylon
God
Astrology Used Against Hitler Horoscope Hints From Daily News
A Chicago Daily News report claims the British had Hitler’s horoscope cast daily to anticipate his moves. The secret weapon allegedly fed hardheaded John Bull with star readings and used the insights to forestall several of his strategic moves.
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John Bull
Hitler
Fuehrer
Chicago Daily News
Needlework Pattern 7017 for Linen Embroidery
Pattern 7017 offers 16 motifs for embroidery on linens from handkerchiefs to pillowcases. Send twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man with name address and pattern number. Mails may delay delivery.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
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E. A. Baker
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