Privileged Affirmation in Toronto Bigamy Case
Rev. D I Elison, invoking a royal privilege dating back 300 years, asked to affirm rather than swear on the Bible in a Toronto women's court bigamy case. Magistrate Cowan doubted the privilege, but allowed the Presbyterian minister to affirm his truthfulness instead of taking an oath.
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Post Office Losses Soar Over Incorrect Addresses
More than 30 million printed papers were destroyed in the last year by the British Post Office due to incorrect addresses, prompting questions about address accuracy and handling procedures within the service.
New Coalfield Near Barrhead Valued at 36000000
A new coalfield near Barrhead Scotland has been valued at 36 million dollars. The finding adds potential energy resources for the region and may influence local mining plans and investment.
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Scotland
Not Worth My Hands On Your Honor
Starr confronts Lance and Money as he uses charm to draw her into a glittering life. The tension between desire and moral boundaries escalates when Michael pushes his plan and Starr refuses to stay committed to the ruse. The scene ends with Starr clutching resolve while questioning her future.
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Lance
Michael
la Luna
Opening Parliament as King Edward Plans Grand Procession
King Edward opens his first parliament at Westminster on November 3 driving in state from Buckingham Palace to the House of Lords. He will read the speech from the throne without a crown, with crown and sword carried separately, and later signs the royal declaration of Protestant faith in a ceremony of constitutional import.
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Westminster
Buckingham Palace
House of Lords
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Kaiserin Salvaged From Scapa Flow Reaches Rosyth Yard
The former German battleship Kaiserin, raised from the Scapa Flow seabed, completed her voyage from Orkneys to Rosyth Dockyard. She carried 14 crew members in huts on the keel to tend pumps, and was moved upside down, towed by three Dutch tugs, like other scuttled fleet vessels bound for the yard.
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Scapa Flow
Orkenys
Rosyth
Edinburgh Scotsman
King Reorganizes Royal Staff at Sandringham
The King slows a estate reorganization at Sandringham with a staff reduction while promising no worker will be discharged before finding another job. Land formerly farmed will be leased to tenants, forestry staff cut, and retained farms more mechanized. Some workers move to the royal flax factory. Balmoral reductions and castle use as a shooting lodge are denied.
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Sandringham
Royal Estate
George
Balmoral
Deeside
Seventy Maple Varieties Yielding Sugar Described
The article notes over 70 maple varieties exist world wide, with only the sugar maple producing commercial sugar. It grows in Canada from the Atlantic to Lake of the Woods and in the eastern U.S. Its leaf is Canada’s national emblem, and about 95 percent of maple products industry is in the St. Lawrence River valley.
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Atlantic Ocean
Lake of the Woods
United States
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St. Lawrence River
Flowers of the Dutchman's pipe pollinate insects catch
The Dutchman's pipe flowers trap insects with pollen on undusted surfaces and refuse to release them until pollination completes, illustrating a plant strategy for cross fertilization.
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional urging readers to seek God in truth and rely on His steady presence. It emphasizes patience, courage, and turning troubles into spiritual progress through prayer, contemplation, and happiness in God as a refuge.
Scout training linked to lower juvenile crime at Rotarians event
Dr. Amos O. Squires of Ossining New York cited World Conference of Rotarians at Atlantic City noting only three in thirty thousand criminals were ever boy scouts. The remark followed a remark on motorists rights and slow music accompanying them.
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World Conference of Rotarians
Atlantic City
Amos O. Squires
Ossining
N.Y
North Sweden Sees Continuous Sun Six Weeks at Peak
From the peaks of North Sweden the sun remains above the horizon for six weeks, creating a prolonged daylight period and unusual celestial phenomenon for locals and visitors alike.
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North
Sweden
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