Dominion appoints translation bureau chief in Ottawa
Dominion T Robichaud named superintendent of the bureau of translation with a salary range from 4800 to 5400 dollars. Churchill Port diversifies as a grain hub and mission supplies exceed 100 tons shipped. The credit company funds 75000 dollars to support cattle fattening in Alberta. University of Manitoba lands exempt from Winnipeg taxes after court ruling.
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Dominion
T. Robichaud
Ottawa
Dominion Government
Bureau of
Canada
D. Leo Dolan
Federal Tourist Bureau
Poland
Jacob Potocki
Churchill
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Agricultural Credit Company, Ltd
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
D. A. Macdonald
University
Mussolini Forms Military Training Inspectorate in Italy
Benito Mussolini announces a new government department named the inspectorate of pre and post military training to organize militarization of all Italian males from eight to 33. The body links army navy and air ministries with the education ministry and Fascist military groups under Il Duce.
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Mussolini
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Army
Navy
Air
II Duce
Ministry of Education
Support Your Newspaper
A call for community support to keep the newspaper prosperous. It relies on subscriptions advertisers and readers to produce a worthwhile paper and continue serving the community.
Deafness Reverses After Ten Days with Ear Salve
A testimonial arrives claiming nine years of total deafness ended after ten days of using the ear salve. The writer says the improvement enabled hearing a message from a brother in Nebraska, reflecting promotional claims by the patent medicine firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Handwriting Analysis and Moral Judgment Sparks Letters
A writer appeals for professional handwriting analysis. A Saskatchewan woman seeks guidance about her fiance who dates others, with expert opinions on character based on handwriting. The notice invites readers to send samples with birthdates and coins to Lawrence Hibbert for Grapho-Analyst services in Winnipeg.
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Lowe
Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Finger Print Lab Tour Showcases Large Collection
J Edgar Hoover guided reporters through the Justice Department crime laboratory noting the world’s largest fingerprint collection with about 4,500,000 specimens. Some 7,000 police agencies submit 2,500 prints daily for identification and 47 percent match to on file impressions.
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J. Edgar Hoover
U.S. Department of Justice
Department
Ancient trees show chemical consistency with modern species
Chemical studies indicate trees from 11 million years ago possessed the same chemical constituents as contemporary trees. This finding suggests long term stability in tree composition across deep time.
Indoor Home Photographs Tips From The Camera Club
A vintage guide explains making time exposures indoors with a steady tripod or solid surface, keeping light behind the lens, and techniques to reduce glare. It covers focusing, avoiding large foreground furniture, preventing reflections, and adjusting exposure from five seconds to five minutes based on daylight.
Austrian Inventor Sells American TV Rights to Boehm Set
Austrian inventor Gustav Boehm claims a cheap television set perfected and sold American rights. The short wave receiver reportedly shows clear pictures up to 50 miles, sized four by six feet. Boehm, working in Vienna a decade, travels to New York to oversee U S manufacture while construction details stay secret until market release.
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Gustav Boehm
Herr Boehm
Vienna
New York
Salt Water Petrol Claim By Rouen Mechanic
Rouen mechanic M. Albert Saheurs claims to convert salt water into petrol at three centimes per litre. Water passes a filter to an electric oven with a secret chemical, yielding petrol. He has produced it in quantity, guards the plant with Gatling guns, and offers to sell the secret for 125 million dollars.
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Rouen
M. Albert Saheurs
San Francisco Chronicle
Saheurs
M. Saheurs
Judge Questions Activity During Raid
A courtroom exchange features a judge asking a suspect what he was doing in a location during a raid while a locksmith quips he was making a bolt for the door. The line emphasizes a tense, possibly criminal case tone and a moment of quick wit.
West Indian Hurricanes Often Follow Curved Paths
Historical weather notes discuss how West Indian hurricanes typically move in curved trajectories. Meteorologists cite steering currents and varying ocean temperatures shaping their routes.
Sunday School Lesson: The Christian and His Bible
A Sunday lesson centers on devotion to scripture using Psalm 119:97 as the golden text and Acts 8 26 39 as the lesson focus. The devotional reading comes from Psalm 119 41 48.
Studying the Bible with Knowledge and Reverence
Charles Reynolds Brown argues for balanced Bible study that combines careful scholarship with reverence. He cautions against literalism or cynicism, urging readers to distinguish local details from universal truths and to seek the wisdom and moral guidance the Scriptures offer. He sees a thousand years of spiritual development in the Hebrew record and calls for a method that honors both understanding and devotion.
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Charles Reynolds Brown
Main Street
Ballarat Farm Patch Yields Gold Reef After Rain
A Ballarat land parcel once a potato patch sold for 250000 dollars. Three years earlier two brothers farmed it with meager returns. After heavy rain the hillside crop wash exposed a gold reef that has since produced about 50000 dollars in gold.
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Ballarat
Australia
Possible 1900 year lifespan if blood kept at 45F
Laboratory tests suggest humans might reach about 1900 years of life if body blood temperature is maintained at 45 degrees Fahrenheit. This speculative finding highlights extreme cooling as a theoretical longevity method.
Java Holds World Record for Most Thunderstorms
Java is cited as the region with the highest number of thunderstorms globally. Meteorological data highlight frequent storm activity across Indonesian islands, contributing to a long standing weather pattern.
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Java
Prune and Apple Bread Crumb Bake Recipe
Bet ty Barclay shares a week plan recipe using prunes apples soft bread crumbs sugar butter cinnamon and prune juice. Layer crumbs prunes apples and butter then bake covered about one hour at 375 degrees.
Bran Butter Scotch Refrig Erator Cookies Recipe
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs and beat. Stir in bran. Fold in flour and baking powder. Shape into a roll and chill. Slice about one-half inch thick and bake on a sheet at 425 degrees for about 10 minutes. Yields about 7 to 14 dozen cookies two inches across.
Rainfall May Wash Plant Food From Soil Far More Than Crops
A report suggests rainfall could wash away up to twenty one times the amount of plant nutrients that crops would use. The finding highlights soil nutrient loss risk and the need for soil health management.
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Howard G. Ferguson
Great Britain
Saskatchewan
Edwardsburg
Crown Brand
Ardsbyp
THE
Sada Starch CO. Limited
Montreal
Penn Logden
Liverpool
United States
the Christian and His Bible
Betty Barclay
California
PRUNE
Dr. Wernet
Eny Drugstore
Denicotea
Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Canadian Distributors
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
N. RZ
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