Backache Relief Promised by Dr Chase’s Pills
An ad claims outdoor workers suffer backache from cold dampness or vehicle jolts. It promotes Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a two organ remedy to stimulate liver and kidneys, purify blood, and relieve pains with a price of 5 dollars a box.
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Dr. Chase
Chase
Canada's Postwar Aid Through Food and Housing Efforts
Dr Chase notes Canada along with the United States and South American nations seeks to aid war damaged regions by exporting food, especially wheat, while acknowledging their housing crisis from destroyed prewar homes and the need for reconstruction.
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Canada
United States
World Lumber Shortage Seen Hampering Postwar Reconstruction
A UN FAO study warns of a global lumber shortage as Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East exit the war with depleted supplies and US stocks at record lows. Britain faces an even more serious outlook, while Canada’s forestry is in fair condition.
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United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
Europe
Middle East
Far East
United States
Britain
Canada
Production To Be Increased In Canadian Forests
Sir John Boyd Orr explains shortages due to deforestation and poor management. The FAO notes wartime cuts raised demand and now large Canadian rehabilitation programs aim to restore forests, improve protection, and provide employment as Canada expands lumber output for peacetime needs.
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John Boyd Orr
F.A.O
Canada
Spider with human face found in temple near Peiping
A Buddhist temple near Peiping reported a newly hatched spider large as an apple with a white face and facial features including eyebrows a nose and a mouth. A priest found it in a pear tree and placed it in a jar for study by scientists.
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Hsin Sheng Pao
Peiping
Passenger pigeon goes extinct in 1914
The passenger pigeon, once the most common North American bird, vanished with the last known specimen dying in Cincinnati's zoo on September 1, 1914 and now mounted in the Smithsonian Institution.
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North America
Cincinnati Zoo
Smithsonian Institution
Corn Ears Show Even Kernel Rows
Agricultural observers note that typical ears of corn display an even number of kernel rows, a pattern often cited in crop studies and horticultural guides.
Gems of Thought on Prosperity and Virtue
A collection of aphorisms and biblical quotes on wealth temptation and virtue. Tacitus Bacon I Timothy 6 17 Lew Wallace Mary Baker Eddy and others warn that prosperity tests character and that adversity strengthens fortitude. A smooth sea yields no skilled mariner and constant success does not guarantee usefulness.
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Bacon
Mary Baker Eddy
Price Control And Rationing Guidance From Wartime Board
Q and A style notice explains exchange of Beaver for Buffalo ration coupons, validity of Beaver coupons for evaporated milk, and which meat and butter coupons expire after October 31. It notes price ceilings remain for hairnets though subsidies removed, and turkey Grade A wholesale prices rise to 24 cents per pound from September 3. Readers urged to contact Wartime Prices and Trade Board offices for pamphlets and the Blue Book for ceiling prices.
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Prices Board
Canada
Consumers’ News
Prices and Trade Board
Smile Awhile and Witty Short Observations
A collection of humor and quips about weddings, chores, marriage, debt, parenthood, and family life. Jokes include a groom mistaken at a wedding, a moth in school, Irish rock blasting, married wisdom, a child’s weed pulling, and a widow’s seven stepchildren.
Cameras Bring Longevity to Racing and Water Powers Youth
Race tracks now rely on cameras to settle finishes, replacing judges and saving bettors. In Ottawa, 93 year old Sgt Daniel Byrd Hoskins Power credits long life to water and eggs, drinking hot water in morning and night.
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Ottawa
Daniel Byrd Hoskins Power
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Soldier and Italian bride form language bond in vows
A 24 year old Connecticut soldier, Sgt. Gerald McGee of Bridgeport, New Jersey, married 21 year old Pia Cossori from Italy. He says she can understand his English but cannot speak it, while he can understand her Italian but cannot speak it.
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Connecticut
Gerald McGee
Bridgeport
N.J
Pia Cossori
Aluminum nails aid shortages with strong lighter construction
Aluminum nails up to four inches long are being produced to ease a nail shortage. They reportedly have greater shearing strength than steel nails and are easier to carry. a keg weighs about 34 pounds compared with 130 pounds for steel. Cost difference is minimal. Platinum was not discovered until the 16th century.
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