New Whisky Brands Approved by Ontario Board
Two new whisky brands named Commission No. 1 and Commission No. 2 have been released by the Ontario Liquor Control Board. Each bottle bears the board seal marking official approval for sale.
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Ontario Liquor Control Board
Commission
Paul
Surete Generale
Scotland Yard
Alfred Loewenstein
First National Bank of
Buxton
N.D
Fargo
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koeh
Col
James Fitzmaurice
Atlantic
Municipal Museum of
New York
Lost Prospector Found After 48 Days in Canadian Wilderness
Andrew Taylor, a local prospector, was found near Burntwood Lake after wandering 300 miles in a loop north of The Pas. He survived on frogs, fish, wild raspberries, and a potato patch when rescued by Fred Coleman and Capt. Kenyon, then flown home, exhausted but alive.
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Pas
Andrew Taylor
Burntwood Lake
Taylor
Fred Coleman
Cobalt
Ont
Kenyon
Fokker
RULING INDIAN PRINCES CONFERENCES UNDERWAY
Ruling Indian princes hold talks with the secretary of state for India as about half of the region remains under direct British rule. Native states seek a federation with a central authority, potentially uniting British India. Four spokesmen are the Maharajah of Kashmir, the Maharajah of Patiala, Sir Jagat Singh, and the Maharajah of Harpip a, meeting with a English committee led by Sir Harcourt Butler.
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India
Free States
British India
Kashmir
Mr. A
Robinson
Perth Auction Tour Showcases Fine Stock and High Prices
A party from Canada toured Scotland to the Perth sale where Lovat Fraser demonstrated rapid pedigree stock sales. The highlight was Captain John MacGillivray’s Supreme Champion Calrossie Double Even selling for 3500 guineas to James Fidey, with livestock praised as high quality and reasonably priced.
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The
Sandy
Edinburgh
Dalkeith
James Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Princes Street
Melrose
Scotland
Deloraine
Manitoba
Clydesdale Stud
Portobello
Robert Park
Cawdor
s“Brunstane
Brunstane
Phyllis
Forth Bridge
Quebec Bridge
Stirling
Perth
Stirling Castle
Bannockburn
James II
James V
Mary
James VI
England
Douglas Room
Earl
Robert the Bruce
Wallace
Forth
Hall of Heroes
Dumbarton Castle
Hugh R. Wallace
Glencairn Castle
Britain
Dempster
Dundee
Lovat Fraser
Great Britain
John MacGillivray
James Fidey
Dissect Brain Of Lenin Revealed In Paris Dispatch
A Toronto Mail and Empire special from Paris reports the brain of the late Nicol Lenin has been cut into 31,000 slices by the Lenin Institute staff in Moscow under Professor Otto Vogt. The team works to dissect and preserve the gray matter for centuries using a secret embalming method on the body of the dead leader.
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Toronto Mail and Empire
Paris
Nicol Lenin
Lenin Institute
Moscow
Otto Vogt
Louis Tracy Dies Author of Many Novels and Detective Stories
Louis Tracy died at his home near Ashford Kent aged about 58. He was born in 1863 and spent years in journalism and travels. He served with the British war mission staff in the United States in 1917 and helped Westminster Abbey with a 1921 restoration fund. A quip about a bank failure notes a depositor losing balance and a man regretting words too late.
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Louis Tracy
Ashford
Kent
Yorkshire
France
United States
Westminster Abbey
New York Banker Heads Expedition Into Canadian Rockies
Prentiss N. Gray, president of J. Henry Schrader Banking Corp, leads a funded overland expedition via Canadian National Railways from Grande Prairie to map an unmapped area between Peace River and McBride, B C. He aims to film wildlife and identify a new hunting area for sportsmen.
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Rocky Mountains
Canada
Prentiss N. Gray
J. Henry Schrader Banking Corporation
New York City
Peace River
McBride
B.C
Gray
Canadian National Railways
Grande Prairie
Alberta
S. J. Hungerford
Mr. Gray
Hungerford
Trans Atlantic Seaplane Crew Rescued After Ocean Crash
Capt Frank T. Courtney E B Hosmer of Montreal and partners were buffeted by waves when their seaplane failed near Agores Newfoundland. The Atlantic Transport line Minnewaska aided the four crewmen after locating them by radio then carried them to New York on August 6.
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mid-Atlantic
Frank T. Courtney
E. B. Hosmer
Montreal
Fred Price
E. W. Gilmour
Glasgow
Atlantic Transport Line
Minnewaska
Courtney
Agores
Newfoundland
New York
White Star Line
Eminent Western Counsel C. C. McCaul Dies at 70
Prominent Western Canadian lawyer C. C. McCaul K.C. aged 70 died at his Edmonton home after a lingering illness. A noted figure in prairie legal circles, he practiced from 1883 to 1888 at Fort Macleod then formed a law partnership with F. W. Haultain in Lethbridge who later became Northwest Territories chief justice.
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Western Canada
C. C. McCaul
K.C
Edmonton
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Yukon
Mr. McCaul
Fort Macleod
Lethbridge
F. W. H. Haultain
Macleod
Northwest Territories
Frock with Bolero Effect Pattern No 1636
A smart dress pattern description outlines a V neck bolero style frock with long fitted sleeves and an inverted plait skirt. Available sizes 34 to 42 with yardage details for 39 and 54 inch fabrics and a contrasting trim. The fashion book offers advance styles for home dressmakers at 10 cents.
Man Wanted for Gardening and Choir Duties in City Notice
Winnipeg newspaper lists a humorous want ad seeking a man to garden and help in a church choir with organ duties. The item also notes a global radio audience totaling ninety million listeners.
Premier King Receives North Saskatchewan Cottage Gift
A grand cottage gifted to Premier King at the National Park opening in northern Saskatchewan stands on the lake’s south shore opposite King's Island. Jas. Sanderson presented the cabin, built with logs from Prince Albert and furnishings from Regina Saskatoon Humboldt Melfort Moose Jaw and Vanda. King plans to hold it in trust for future visitors as a memory of northern hospitality.
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Saskatchewan
Premier King
King’s Island
Jas. Sanderson
Prince Albert
King
Regina
Saskatoon
Humboldt
Vanda
Melfort
Moose Jaw
Cheese From Clabbered Milk A Simple Weekmedley
Fresh clabbered milk is heated gradually to separate curd from whey. Drain curd in hot cheese cloth, crush finely, and mix with cream or butter. Season with pepper salt and optional chopped onion parsley watercress celery pimento or green pepper to taste.
Raspberry Junket With Presh Berries
A simple dessert method using raspberry junket powder milk and fresh berries. Do not mix citrus or other fruits into the milk. crush and sweeten fruit to top the dessert, and consider whipped cream as an optional garnish.
Davidson Named Assistant Superintendent at Indian Head Farm
Announcement records the appointment of J. G. Davidson BSA Saskatchewan, MGA McGill as assistant superintendent of the Dominion Experimental Farm at Indian Head. He fills the vacancy created by G. D. Matthews advancing to Scott Farm superintendent. Davidson, from Kelvington, Sask, is married and will move his family there.
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J. G. Davidson
Saskatchewan University
McGill University
Dominion Experimental Farm
Indian Head
G. D. Matthews
Scott Farm
Mr. Davidson
Kelvington
Sask
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J. Bruce Walker
European Immigration For
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
Pele Mele
Lenin
Bolshevists
Apostle of Communism
NEW York Banker
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Cassiar
Canadian Rockies
Cc. C. McCaul
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
National Park
Betty Barclay
J G. Davidson
Canvag
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