Governor General Opens Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
Governor General Vincent Massey officially opened the Saskatchewan Natural History Museum in Regina on May 16 amid cold and windy conditions. The ceremony featured a Royal Salute, a 102-man Guard of Honor, and remarks praising pioneers and the Jubilee year as the museum’s significance was highlighted by dignitaries including Lt Governor Patterson, Premier Douglas, and Justice Culliton. Massey toured the exhibits with curators Fred Bard, Fred Bradshaw, and Fred Dunk, and paused to pet a golden labrador observer.
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Regina
Vincent Massey
Saskatchewan Natural History Museum
RCMP
Albert Street
College Avenue
Guard of Honor
RCHA
Provost Corps
Navy
Army
Air Force
J. H. Brockelbank
Saskatchewan Natural Resources
Wi. Patterson
T. C. Douglas
E. M. Culliton
Fred Bard
Fred Bradshaw
Fred Dunk
Dunk
K. A. Beesley
RCN iRi
Canada’s camel Dizzie endures melancholy in Toronto park
Canada’s only camel Dizzie, renamed Insmal by keeper George Steward, carves out a solitary life at High Park Toronto. Born in Hoosick New York and arriving at age ten, he has shown little interest beyond food since 1939 when a female camel died shortly after arriving, leaving Dizzie with a lone, aging existence.
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Toronto -Canada
Dizze
Zvzzie
Hoosick
Camel
Dizzie
Pattern 4657 Sewing Jacket Dress Combines Suit Look
The advertisement promotes Pattern 4657 for a dress with an optional jacket, described as a suitlike outfit that cools when the jacket is removed. It lists sizes including 16, 18, 20, 22 and yardage for 39 inch fabric, with complete illustrated instructions and a 35 cent price.
Tommy Learns Kindness Scores By Bear Creek Rescue
In a small town, Tommy defies his mother’s comparisons to Doc Kelly’s boy by saving Bert Stevens from Bear Creek after Bert was pushed in by a rival boy. Widow Stevens praises Tommy for his courage while Sarah learns a lesson about true character.
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Tommy Winters
Doc Kelly
Tommy
Bear Creek
Harry
Sarah
Miss Twitchell
Stevens
Bert
O.K
Widow Stevens
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicates
Hand me down shoes risks for growing children
Hand me down shoes may not fit a new child as feet grow quickly. Children change shoe size every two months in early years, so passing footwear can fail to accommodate different foot shapes.
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Junior
FASTEETH Powder Keeps Denture Wearers Confident
Advert promotes FASTEETH an alkaline powder for dentures to prevent plate slippage and embarrassment. Claims it helps teeth stay in place and reduces plate odor while suggesting purchase at drug counters.
Indian drama to be staged at world Scout jamboree
At the eighth world Scout jamboree in August at Niagara on the Lake Ontario British Columbia’s Indian drama will be performed by six Prince Rupert scouts. The story concerns the demon of Stekyanden from the Skeena river legend with patrol leaders Philip Thom Jack Rudolph Everett Hall Robin Cameron Bruce Roald and Carl Ellingson taking roles.
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Prince Rupert
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Ont
Skeena
Philip Thom
Jack Rudolph
Everett Hall
Robin Cameron
Bruce Roald
Carl Ellingson
Too Much of Good Thing in Weight and Travel Roots
The text notes excess weight harms appearance and health and urges those more than 10 percent over normal to consult a doctor for diet and exercise. It also mentions Overland trials of the Indians keeping routes short and easy between points long before Europeans arrived in North America.
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North America
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Museum of Natural History
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P.P.L. Anne Adams Pattern Dept
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Toronto
Boston
Jim Dygert
Les Carroll
Macdonalds
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