Uncle Joe's Birthday Bet and Twin Grand News
In a family gathering on Uncle Joe Quinn's birthday, Jeanne and Ralph announce they are expecting twins, a girl and a boy. Joe, who predicted a boy, is thrilled yet surprised, while Aunt Martha sharply notes the egg mishap as news arrives of the twins. Ralph returns with the cheerful update and the household celebrates.
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Joe Quinn
Martha
Jeanne
Ralph
Gol
Quinn
Quinns
Joe
Aunt Martha
Goodness
Uncle Joe
Judge Hawkins
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Rams for New Zealand auction sale price report
A consignment of seven Canadian pure bred registered Southdown rams was shipped to New Zealand and sold at auction for an average of about 510 dollars.
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New Zealand
Arthritis puzzle slowly takes form in Health article
Dr. Wallace Graham, president of the Canadian Rheumatism Association, discusses rheumatism and arthritis in Health magazine. He notes about 200 forms with 100 types of arthritis and highlights varying causes and treatments, including rheumatoid arthritis’s burden on youth and links to pregnancy and jaundice.
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Wallace Graham
Health
Health League of Canada
Graham
Canadian
Rheumatism Association
Wallace
Beefsteak Shop Claims Horsemeat Used for Safety
A BES Jap night spot faced a slump after a circulating report claimed poisoned meat was sold on the black market. The venue advertised beefsteaks with a sign asserting absolute safety and admitting use of horsemeat as before.
Weather depots to be set on North Atlantic routes
Thirteen floating weather stations will operate in the Atlantic after July 1 to provide wind and weather data to London. The US will supply eight ships, Britain two, Norway and Sweden-France one each, with Holland and Belgium sharing one. Four corvettes are being converted for radar and radio use, housing crews for 27 days at sea and 15 in port, anchored 350 miles west of Ireland and 400 miles west of the Faroe Islands.
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London
Atlantic
United States
Britain
Noway
Sweden
France
Holland
Belgium
Provisional
International Civil Air Organization
Royal Navy
Irish
Faroe Islands
Honest Passenger Rewarded For Returning Found Watch
George Hutchinson, a hotel potter, found a diamond-studded gold wrist watch at Union Station and handed it to authorities. When claimed by the rightful owner, Hutchinson was praised by the Toronto Terminal Railways Company and the hotel arranged a gratuity for his honesty. Platinum is noted as a poor conductor of heat and electricity.
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Toronto
Union Station
George Hutchinson
Potter
Hutchinson
Toronto Terminal Railways Company
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M. J. Collins
Margie
Genera! Foods
Anne Adams
Winnipeg
McDermot Ave
Man
RAMS
Manuel Antonio Luzarraga
Diana Duff Cooper
Canada
BES
Marvel Beauty Schools
Donald St. Winnipeg
Fegna
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
North Atlantic
Tre Lee
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