Play Girl Starr Ellison Debuts Amid Gossip and Glamour
Starr Ellison, the infamous Play-Girl, makes a public debut at Pierre’s in New York. Michael Fairbourne controls Torrance publicity as Starr faces mixed reactions from society and a poised Stephanie Dale who challenges her refined image.
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New York
Michael Fairbourne
Torrance Publishing Company
Beatrice Fairfax
Torrance
Starr
Pierre's
Hei Polloi
Michael
Starr Ellison
Michael Hassan
la Luna
Nough
Cleopatra
Hassan
Jarr
Hal
Stephanie Dale
Duplicates Of Crown Jewels Head To America For Coronation
Glass crowns and imitation gold replicate Britain’s crown jewels for display in the United States and other countries ahead of King Edward VIII’s coronation next May. London firm produces complete sets with five crowns five swords six scepters two orbs spurs bracelets and the Order of the Garter.
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United States
Edward VIII
London
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
South Africa
Tower of London
St. George
Order of the Garter
ANT-25: Soviet monoplane wing tanks and water lander
An airframe designed by Professor A. N. Tupelev, the ANT-25, completed a 5,858-mile nonstop flight in the Soviet Union. It features fuel tanks in the wings, a balloon-assisted water landing system with linked balloons inflating by foot pedal, and the first electrically operated retractable undercarriage with oil shock absorption.
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Soviet
Russia
A. N. Tupelev
Edmonton Man Claims Diamonds And Rubies In City Find
Edmonton contractor Ferdinand Pomahac says rough crystals found within Edmonton city limits are diamonds and rubies. He cites experience visiting South African diamond fields and shows a crystal he calls a genuine ruby. He plans to acquire rights to the site and develop a field, with proceeds aiding sick children.
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Edmonton
Ferdinand Pomahac
Pomahac
South Africa
Germany
Taking No Chances No. 552 A Queen Mary Sister Ship
Plans in the Cunard-White Star offices indicate reservations are being taken for the sister ship No. 552 before keel laying in December. Blue print bedrooms and baths are heavily booked with many eager to secure accommodation on a liner not due to sail until 1940. About 50 reservations already exist and inquiries continue as people fear missing the Queen Mary.
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Cunard-White Star
London Star
Winnipeg fisher wins six buttons in Courtenay event
Wallace H. McMillan of Winnipeg earns six type buttons at a fishing expedition in Courtenay British Columbia. He qualifies for gold silver and bronze at Campbell River and Comox Bay with gold for 50 60 pound fish silver for 40 50 and bronze for 30 40 pound catches.
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Wallace H. McMillan
Winnipeg
Courtenay
B.C
Campbell River
Comox Bay
Tailor Langbein Buses 1909 Car 600000 Miles
Fred W. Langbein of Memphis Tennessee has cared for his single car every Sunday morning for 27 years except three sick days. He bought the car in 1909 for 895 dollars and has since polished it three hours each Sunday, accumulating nearly 600000 miles shown on four speedometers.
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Fred W. Langbein
Memphis
Tenn
Langbein
Saskatchewan Egg Production Income Rises in 1935
Income from egg production in Saskatchewan rose to seven million two hundred thousand dollars in 1935 from five million eight hundred thousand dollars in 1934, reflecting a strong year for poultry farmers in the province.
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Saskatchewan
Guide and Visitor Probe Wolsey Era Mnoleum Compliment
A visitor remarks on the state of the Mnoleum during a guide’s recounting of Wolsey's residence. The exchange highlights reactions to historic rooms and preservation.
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M’m
Wolsey
Everlasting Arms Offer Rest In Godly Comfort
A devotional reflection portrays God as refuge and eternal arms, offering rest to all tired souls. It extols divine tenderness toward children and the universe, asserting God’s unending love envelops earth and humanity.
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God
Ink History Notes Highlight Canada’s Ink Industry
The article traces ink origins from ancient China to Egypt and Greece, noting Canada as a major modern producer of carbon black, a key print ink ingredient. It cites early inks and papyri dated to 2500 B.C., with later Roman and Greek use, then asserts Canada’s prominence in today’s ink production.
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Canada
Tien Tcheu
Greece
Rome
Auctioned Mayor Rule In Tibetan City Sparks Debate
In Lhasa Tibet the first 23 days of each year are governed by the highest bidder who buys the mayoralty at auction. The new mayor exercises powers, collects taxes and fines, and keeps the proceeds, a historic civic custom provoking scrutiny.
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Lhasa
Tibet
Luxury For Pigs at Emu Plains NSW Site
In Emu Plains New South Wales researchers note pig houses with cold shower baths on the most luxurious pig sites. They claim cooler conditions in hot weather improve fattening. The article adds a remark that sunlight outshines full moon light by about 618000 times.
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Emu Plains
New South Wales
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Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills Company Limited
the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited
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Ottawa
Toronto
Fort William
Regina
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Vancouver
Victoria
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England
America
Dominion
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