Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Fast Acid Relief
Advertisement describes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as quick relief for stomach acidity gas and headaches from overindulgence. It offers two teaspoons after meals or tablets, claiming almost instant relief and noting a 25 cent price for a large box at drug stores.
World Happenings Briefly Told
Egypt seeks admission to the League of Nations and joins the rearming nations. Cabinet approves credits of 1 100 000 for war material and aeroplanes. Vienna professor Anton Filinger dies by own hand amid scientific dispute. Alberta student publisher Jean Baptiste Boulanger to attend May coronation. Adolf Hitler portrait stamps planned for April 20. Pasteur name to grace new French liner replacing Atlantic. Donald Plant, 10, saved after stranding on ice in Detroit River. Amtorg elects David A. Rosoff as president and chairman. Britain to spend 5 851 000 on air raid precautions in 1937.
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League of Nations
Egypt
Anton Filinger
Vienna
Alberta
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Pasteur
English Channel
Detroit River
Ambherstburg
Ont
Donald Plant
Evelyn Jones
Jones
David A. Rosoff
Amtorg
United States
Britain
Metal For Munitions Lathe Begins Long Journey From Windsor
A three and a half ton lathe suited for munition making started a long journey from a Windsor junk yard to the Rotterdam plant of a German firm. Milton Burnstine said three such machines had already shipped to England and Germany to meet shell making demand.
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Windsor
Rotterdam
Milton Burnstine
Junk Company
England
Germany
Crown Hostage of Nightgown Echoes in Claims List
King George VI faces a delicate claims list from Earl of Ancaster seeking control over the coronation eve nightwear and related regalia. The lord great chamberlain proposes duties from night dress and apparel handling to bearing crown and sword at the altar.
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George VI
Earl of
Ancaster
United Kingdom
George
Court of Claims of the Privy Council
No. 10
Downing Street
Earl of Ancaster
Eloise Breese
New York
Dashing shirtwaist frock for all day wear
Anne Adams promotes pattern 4211 a versatile shirtwaister for busy women. It features short slashed sleeves square pockets full pleats neat yoke and Eton collar. Available in sizes 14 to 42 with 3 yards of fabric for size 16. order to WinnipegPattern Dept. Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Mallard duets nest early near Edmonton amid warm spell
Farmers report mallard ducks building nests about 20 miles south of Edmonton signaling an early spring. The observation comes as experts note unusual warmth and speculate on climate cues affecting local wildlife.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Charles Byrne The Giant of 18th Century Anatomy
The 8 ft 4 in Irish giant Charles Byrne tried to outwit John Hunter over his body for a medical collection. After his death in 1783 London surgeons claimed his remains, a plan Byrne foiled by arranging burial at sea. Hunter bought the body for £500 and Byrne’s mounted skeleton now sits in the Royal College of Surgeons alongside Caroline Cracams.
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Charles Byrne
John Hunter
Hunter
Byrne
Time
London
Irish Sea
Royal College of Surgeons
Caroline Cracams
Siamese Eggs Challenge A Michigan Exhibit
Carl Van Arsdale seeks a method to mass produce the Siamese egg he showed in Jackson Michigan. The egg is two full sized soft shells joined by a stem, one half containing the yolk and the other the white. A financier is defined as one who supports a large family on a small income. Argentina reports 24,532 miles of railways.
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Carl van Arsdale
Wayne Street
Jackson, Mich
Atlantic air service moves toward regular transatlantic runs
Imperial Airways tests with Caledonia and Cambria show non stop flights from Southampton to Alexandria and around Britain. Caledonia averaged 170 mph with a crew of five and 400 miles extra range over proposed Newfoundland route. Cambria completed 1,300 miles at about 160 mph, seven aboard, in schedule weather.
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Atlantic
Imperial Airways
Caledonia
Southampton
Alexandria
Ireland
Newfoundland
England
Scotland
Croydon
My Job As My Father's Secretary
The writer recalls helping Jack Miner run his bird sanctuary in 1904 and receiving hundreds of letters daily. He describes the education and connections gained from corresponding with people worldwide, from governors to schoolchildren, and notes the widespread kindness toward birds and humanity, echoing Drummond on love.
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Jack Miner
Africa
Japan
China
Canada
North America
Oshawa
Kingsville
Ontario
Miers
Animal Kingdom
Henry Drummond
Vilate Yields to Mob in Crucifixion Narrative Summary
Sunday School lesson notes cover Pilate’s handling of Jesus before the crowd, the crucifixion scene, and John’s gospel emphasis on fulfilled scripture. The account includes Pilate’s verdict, the crowd’s cries, Jesus’ crucifixion, and the entombment with Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus.
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Vilate
Jesus
Pilate
God
Cesar
John
Joseph
Arimathea
Nicodemus
Oatmeal Cherry Cookies From Mildred Mae Mackenzie
A vintage recipe combines shortening and brown sugar with Minute Oats and flour to form a soft dough. Roll into small balls, flatten with a fork, and press a cherry piece on top. Bake 12 to 15 minutes at 325 degrees. A date filling can be made with dates sugar water and lemon juice.
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Mildred Mae Mackenzie
Classic Custard Desserts From Old Corn Starch Mix
A vintage style custard recipe uses Benson's Corn Starch and salt blended with cold milk, then added to scalded milk. Butter melts with brown sugar and Crown Brand Corn Syrup, poured into the hot starch mixture, cooked twenty minutes, then cooled and served with cream.
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Crown Brand
Finland President’s Wife Stays Home At Kalio Farm
Kallio's wife will not move into the presidential palace as she continues to manage the Kalio farm, a role she has held successfully for years while her husband leads state affairs. The piece notes a British authority claims over half the world’s population is illiterate.
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Kyost
Kallio
Finland
Fresh Nursery Stock Guides For Gardeners In Spring
Authors urge buying fresh nursery stock from reliable Canadian sources with moist roots and green buds. Plant soon after soil is workable, trim upper growth, avoid heavy blooming first year, and pre order to secure varieties.
Prospecting priest strikes gold near Big Sandy Lake
Father J Dupan, a 65 year old missionary at Big Sandy Lake Ontario, prospecting to fund a sawmill and church, struck gold. He staked six claims earning $250 cash as option and large future promises of $50,000 and 100,000 shares, all turned over to the church.
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Big Sandy Lake
Ont
Father J. Dupan
Winnipeg
Kenora
Father Dapau
British writer Joseph Hocking dies at Cornwall home
British novelist Joseph Hocking, famed for war stories such as All For Scrap of Paper Tommy and The Path of Glory, died recently at his Cornwall residence. A prolific author since 1891, he produced over 50 novels, last published Deep Calleth Deep in 1936. He left four daughters. his only son fell in the Great War. A former Nonconformist minister, he served 1884 to 1910 before retirement. South Africa releases a 1937 sports events calendar.
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Joseph Hocking
Cornwall
England
Hocking
Tommy
Jabez Easterbrook
St. Stephens
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