Interplanetary Moon Bases Foreseen for Future Warfare
AP writer AV Cleaver argues in the Journal of the Inter Planetary Society that bases on the moon could launch missiles in future wars. He cites gravity advantages and fuel manufacturing ideas as enabling Earth attack capabilities from lunar facilities within decades.
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Tors Chase
Loxcon
Repect
Ervesh Inter-Planetary Society
Inter-Planetary Society
Propolsien
AV. Clear
Wnter
Cleaver
Earth
Moon
Solar System
Canada Seeks More Mental Health Clinics Nationwide
Dr C G Stagdill, head of the health department mental health division, urged expansion of clinics and training facilities at the Dominion Provincial conference. He noted public misunderstanding of mental illness and cited funding gaps and high discharge rates while warning against stigma and myths about heredity and insanity.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
C. G. Stagdill
Health Department
Personmel
Dr. Stogdill
Stogdill
Gems of Thought and Moral Reflections
A digest of quotes on civilization, labor, character, and virtue. Contributors include Bruyere Webster Emerson L Estrange Mary Baker Eddy and Galatians 5 22 23. The piece links tillage to civilization and judges merit by fruits and living works.
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L’estrange
Mary Baker Eddy
Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary Saves Pheasants
Kingsville Ont report on the Jack Miner Sanctuary preserving pheasants for fifty years. The estate safeguards food and shelter under evergreen trees, with a dog proof fence and active predator control. Miner pioneered ring neck pheasant propagation in Canada starting in 1895, with ongoing benefits long after his death.
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Kingsville
Jack Miner
Canada
North America
United States
Fashion parade gloves set the season’s tone
The longer cuff gloves lead this season’s fashion parade and pair well with both suits and dresses. Also, plan one medium potato per person for meals. Peach juice from canned fruit makes a tasty starter for baked ham, and evaporated milk diluted with water matches bottled milk for cooking uses.
Doctors Discover Secret Flower Preserving Process Forever
Paterson New Jersey two doctor brothers after twenty years of experimentation with ancient Egyptian mummy chemicals announce a secret solution that preserves flower color form and texture while removing scent. The method may also aid medicine by fixing diseased tissue for study and could transform the florist and camouflage industries.
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Paterson, NJ
Doctor Brothers
Jacob Churg
Pathology
Barnet Memorial Hospital
Joffe
Joffe Brothers
Sidney Joffe
Will Rogers Born in Indian Territory and Died in Alaska
The famed comedian Will Rogers was born in Oolagah in the Indian Territory before Oklahoma statehood and died in a plane crash in Alaska.
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Will Rogers
United States
Oolagah
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
U.S
Alaska
Four-goal rookie leads Rangers past Black Hawks in February
Don Raleigh, freshman centre for New York Rangers, becomes the first NHL player this season to score four goals in one game. He tallies all four in a 6-4 loss to the Chicago Black Hawks on February 25, while Bill Batilko of the Toronto Maple Leafs sits in the penalty box for a total of minutes as the league’s “bad man.”
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Don Raleigh
New York Rangers
N.H.L
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Bill Batilko
Toronto Maple Leaf
Mounties fly over Northland in Arctic CF MPF flights
Edmonton based RCMP Northern patrols showcase CF MPF Norseman aircraft piloted by Set. J. H. Reid and engineer Special Constable H. F. McCready. Over two years they covered vast Mackenzie delta and Arctic Islands, delivering food caches and reinforcing law across remote detachments.
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Edmonton
RCMP
Canada
H. F. McCready
United States
U.S
Aleutians
Reid
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Lonely Dog
McCready
North Country
Territories
Arctic
New Canadians Told Canada Is Land of Tomorrow
A London Ontario judge addressed 30 new citizens, calling Canada the land of tomorrow. The Ottawa Citizen adds a caution that much remains to be done before this country is truly fit to live in, hinting at longer work ahead.
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Milady
Barbara Ann Scott
North America
Melville F. Rogers
Rideau Club
Ottawa
Europe
Rogers
Ottawa Citizen
London
Ont
Health Week speech urges voluntary agencies in public health
Dr G. W. D. Cameron, federal deputy minister of health, lauded voluntary agencies like the Health League of Canada for advancing public health through information and collaboration with government. He warned against complacency about smallpox and diphtheria and stressed continual immunization as the price of freedom.
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G. W. D. Cameron
Toronto
Cameron
Health League of Canada
Varied needlework patterns offered in Winnipeg ad
The notice advertises pineapple crochet and embroidery designs with vivid colors, featuring peacock and flower motifs. It promotes pattern 7281 with transfers for multiple motifs and crochet directions, guiding readers to send twenty five cents to the Household Arts Department in Winnipeg for a pattern pack.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avendé E
Winnipeg
Smile of the Week: Husband and Wife Trade Jabs
A lighthearted quarrel erupts as a husband boasts about passing Harris in the street and being ignored, while the wife retorts that Harris is a bluffing, brainless, conceited idiot, highlighting their sharp rapport.
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Harris
Receses Call Benefit Students and Teacher Outdoors
Health authorities urge recess in schools for children and teachers to air the room and enjoy a period of freedom. The guidance promotes breaks as a health measure benefiting all in the school environment.
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John T. Haig
Canadian Curling Championship Committee
Hamilton
Malcolm Campbell
Lake Okanagan
Malcolm
Detroit River
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Vancouver
Max
Violet Knowles
Dober Mans
Northland
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