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A garbled World War era note indicates leased frontage to Victoria for park use by the federal defence department and comments on rising auto accidents in the United States. It cites a Traveler Insurance report with a 1928–29 death increase and notes a Canadian ice cream industry growth of 179 percent in production over thirteen years, with value up 232 percent in 1929.
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Theity of
Victoria
Federal
Department of National Defence
United States
Asl
Trav ‘Ler Insurance Company
Canada
Free fall speeds and velocity increase per second
The text explains that objects accelerate due to gravity at about 32 feet per second each second. A ball dropped from a tower reaches 32 feet per second after one second, 64 feet per second after two seconds, and 96 feet per second after three seconds.
Development of School Soccer in Western Provinces
The article notes growing school football in Western Canada in 1980 with, among others, Saskatchewan towns forming junior leagues and multiple teams under school supervision. It urges principals and masters to foster amateur soccer, anticipates local leagues, and mentions the need for a provincial school football association and a rule book from C. J. Hopking for 50 cents.
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Ferane
Seto Seach
Rae
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Calgary
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Saskatchewan
C. J. Hopking
Anerley P.O. Sask
Fashionable children's blouse and dress styles described
The text describes a dainty yoked bodice in soft gathered treatment and a guimpe with Peter Pan collar and turn-neck sleeve cuffs. A sturdy bloomer dress in baby blue and white gingham uses a white betiste guimpe. Style No 211 suits cot terie prints cotton broadcloth and more, aiming for practical, pretty summer wear. Prepare by ordering the new Fashion Magazine for 15 cent book or 25 cent pattern.
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Jersey
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
A Winnipeg notice from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave cites a pattern order process. The fragment mentions that about three fourths of the world s people live within the North Temperate Zone and seems to reflect a general geographic fact rather than a specific event.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
All Europe cruise itinerary on the Lancastria
The voyage spans the Mediterranean to the Sogne Fjord in Norway with visits to most western European nations except landlocked Switzerland. Highlights include a Rome excursion at no extra cost, a voyage through the Suez or Kiel Canal, and a call at Copenhagen. Liberal time ashore allows extended inland trips for Canadians aboard the All Europe cruise.
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Mediterranean
Norway
Europe
Switzerland
Rome
Kigi Canal
Copen
Wagen
Denmark
Canada Poultry Industry Rapidly Advances in 1930s
The report notes Canada’s poultry population reaching 56,247,000 hens and chicks in 1930, up by one million from 1928, with a total of 412,696,701 birds in 1881. Indications suggest the present year’s poultry population will nearly quintuple that of forty years earlier. The piece includes a mother’s care note on children’s health and a joke about a pump handle mix up in a supplier’s box.
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Canada
U. K
South Africa
The Resurrection Evidence and Faith in Christ
A fragmented religious excerpt discusses salvation through faith in the crucified and risen Jesus. It cites biblical passages from Acts 8 27 28, Matthew 28, 1 Corinthians 15, and 1 Thessalonians 4 16 17 to argue for appearances of Jesus after death and the transformation at the last trumpet. The text emphasizes belief, testimony, and the spiritual body required for God's Kingdom.
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Jesus
Ralph Connor
Peter
Paul
Judas
Thomas Wannot
Galiiee
Christ
Jamen
Ferus
Thessalonians
Fragmented religious exhortation text
Obscure historic religious prose expresses steadfastness in faith and perseverance in service to the Lord. The language references victory through God and Christ, urging believers to remain firm and continue their work, with assurance that efforts are not in vain.
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Hall
Cous Christ
Moffatt
Best of luck returns as French wounded man leaves big legacy
A French soldier saved and treated by an American doughboy in 1918 sent a letter from Paris revealing the father of the French youth has left $60,000 to his son. The act is praised as the best of luck in the war with the American grateful for the bond formed.
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Bev
Paris
Will
Parker House Rolls From Old Family Recipe
A vintage recipe for Parker House rolls outlines steps to scald milk, dissolve yeast, and mix Mazola salt and sugar with bread flour. The dough rises twice, is rolled and cut with a round cutter, brushed with oil and basola, then baked in a greased pan in a quick oven.
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Parker House
New Stainless Steel Replaces Brass in Home Fittings
A new form of stainless steel, easier to work with than the old metal, is said to replace brass copper and chromium plated metals for bathroom and door fittings. In English courts, the rule bans women from appearing without a bat.
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W.A. Chantler & CO. Ltd
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