Earl of Bingley hosts a cosmopolitan party scene
Ernest escorts guests including Mrs Phelps and Mr Wyncoop into a breakfast room where the Earl of Bingley toasts the group. Clara-Martha Phelps, Countess Bathberry, Sir Peter Tyler, and Otis Wyncoop mingle with conversations about business plans, dating liaisons, and deals as the party moves through a lively social circuit.
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Iowa
Earl of Bingley
Howjerdo
Clara-Martha Phelps
Mr. Wyncoop
Columbia
Clara- Martha Phelps
Ernest
Countess of
Bathberry
Sir Peter Tyler
Tyler
Atlantic Products
Wide-World Promotions
Mrs. Phelps
Peter Tyler
Satan
Peter
Otis G. Wyncoop
Sir Peter
Ernie
Downy Ernie Bingley Eyes Global Expansion
Sir Peter assesses Ernest Bingley as a crafty, rich insider who pretends to be less clever. Wyncoop admires his nerve and plans a Juicy, far reaching expansion spanning the west to the east and beyond. The duo discusses financing and a bold international scheme. (To Be Continued)
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Sir Peter
England
Mr. Wyncoop
Ernie
Wyncoop
Pete
Middle-West
Far-West
East
South
Aerial Survey Plan For Prairie Drought Area
Four Royal Canadian Air Force aeroplanes will begin a prairie drought aerial survey west of Swift Current Saskatchewan using vertical photography. The project expands last year’s 21 000 square miles and aims to cover an additional 29 000 square miles, mapping streams lakes and soil to aid water conservation and land use planning.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Swift Current
Sask
Prairie
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Macleod
Calgary
United States
Prairies
Air Force
Canada
A. M. Narraway
Department of Mines and Resources
U.S
Canadian Prairies
North-West Territories
British Columbia
North Country
Minister's Son Invents Invisible Ear Drum
A. O. Leonard, son of Rev. A. B. Leonard D.D., claims the Invisible Ear Drum greatly improves hearing aiding deafness and head noises. It enables church and theatre listening and is offered by A Q Leonard Inc Montreal contact Suite 275 Canada Cement Building.
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A. O. Leonard
A. B. Leonard
Board of Foreign Missons
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Q. Leonard, Inc
Canada Cement Building
Montreal
Britain and France consider Canadian aircraft factories aided by US help
Reports from Washington indicate Britain and France weigh plans to build aeroplane factories in Canada with US technicians and possible funding. The move aims to ensure aircraft supply in wartime, with a British mission touring US plants to gauge feasibility of Canadian branch plants.
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Canada
United States
France
Great Britain
U.S
James G. Weir
Easter flowers dominate telegraph orders in Canada
Donald Ross of Canadian National Telegraphs says customers favor Easter lilies, tulips, hydrangeas, or rambler roses for telegraph flower gifts. The white lily is the top pick, though Bermuda lilies are not available in Canada. All Easter lilies are home grown and arrive before Montreal.
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Donald Ross
Montreal
Canadian National Telegraphs
Ross
Canada
Freckle-Faced Champion Crowned in Toronto Contest
Fifteen year old George Ettwell tops a freckle counting contest with 5867 freckles, beating George White by five. Over 150 contestants aged six to sixty competed in the event held in Toronto.
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George Ettwell
Toronto
Ettwell
George White
London Fire Causes Multi‑Million Dollar Damage
A London fire last year caused 4 366 500 in damages. Fire crews battled the blaze at a major city building, with investigators tracing the origin to an accidental electrical fault and reporting extensive damage across multiple floors.
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London
Duke Prophesy Tests Claim Small Card Prediction Edge
At Duke University 40 participants predicted card distribution before shuffling using 25 card decks in five suits. The average correct guesses were 5.14 cards, about 0.14 above chance, with odds against chance estimated at 400000 to one per Dr. Rhine of the Journal of Parapsychology.
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Duke University
Durham
N.C
J. B. Rhine
Journal of Parapsychology
Germany Builds Vast Naval Program surpassing US plan
United States confidential reports indicate Germany is constructing or funding 51 warships including five super battleships two aircraft carriers three heavy cruisers four light cruisers 12 destroyers and 25 submarines. Roosevelt naval program envisions 46 ships with three battleships two carriers nine light cruisers 23 destroyers and nine submarines.
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Germany
United States Navy Department
United States
Great Britain
United Press
Roosevelt
Rail directions affect wear and neighborly costs
A wry notice argues steel rails wear differently on north south tracks versus east west ones and notes how neighbors and bill collectors quickly reveal themselves in such matters.
Grandmothers Club Breaks Stereotypes in Chicago
The Chicago Grandmothers Club features 39 members who ride horses swim bowl fish hike and garden. Among them a mayoral candidate an executive with 300 employees a railway department head a estate manager and a 72 year old longtime insurance seller.
Named After Rivers Ottawa And Tigouche Destroyers For Canada
Defence Minister Lan Mackenzie announced in Vancouver that two new destroyers bought from the British Admiralty will be named Ottawa and Rextigouche in line with river naming. Both vessels will serve on the Pacific Coast with arrival timing dependent on Parliament approving the purchase price. Canadian crews will sail to England to bring the ships home. The ships are sisters to the Fraser and St Laurent.
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Canada
Admiralty
Ottawa
Restigouche
Lan Mackenzie
Defence
Vancouver
Pacific
Canadian
England
Fraser
St. Laurent
Fishermen Compete For Stranded Catch In Meaford River
Jim Daugherty and Walt Chapman fished on opposite riverbanks in Meaford Ontario. Their lines tangled and a fish joined the tangle, pulling Chapman into the tug of war. When the lines freed, Chapman discovered the fish was on Daugherty’s line and awarded the catch after a toss for it.
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Jim Daugherty
Walt Chapman
Meaford
Ont
Chapman
Daugherty
Solomon
Thomas Jefferson’s varied innovations and a New York health resort
A brief记 noting Thomas Jefferson’s roles as author and president and crediting him with inventions such as an adjustable music rack and a three legged folding camp stool. It also highlights Greenwich Village in New York City as a health resort a century ago.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Greenwich Village
New York City
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