Confidence Returns Amid Postwar Economic Upturn
The piece notes rising public confidence that the general economic situation is improving despite European unrest. It cites Canada's Bank of Montreal review, highlighting increased industrial activity, broader trade, higher employment, and record stock prices, with railway traffic up 4.1 percent and government securities near multi-decade highs.
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Telesales
Mts
Europe
Banks of Canada
Bank of ‘Montreal
Canada
Sanu Ne
St Essents
Peereest
Eugene Ts
Oldest Farm Workers Win Prizes From English Association
Three men were awarded prizes by Williton and Dunster Agricultural Association for the oldest farm workers still in active employment. The total ages reached 251 years. First prize went to John Chilcott, 85, second to John Reed, 84, and third to Thomas Gould, 83.
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Williton and Dunster Agricultural Association
England
John Chilcott
John Reed
Thomas Gould
Grow a Dwarf Lawn Grass That Stays Green At Two Inches
A proposed money making idea centers on propagating a dwarf lawn grass that grows only two inches high yet remains green. The concept emphasizes low maintenance and year round color as a marketable turf solution.
Winnipeg Scout Cockburn McCallum Tours Arctic Posts
Cockburn McCallum of Winnipeg, crowned Canada’s outstanding scout, completed a 13 000 mile voyage aboard the steamship Nescople to Arctic Hudson’s Bay Company and RCMP posts. The journey began June 29 from Winnipeg, via Toronto Ottawa Montreal, returning to Halifax by September 30. He traveled with Dominion scientists and RCMP officers, helped establish Dundas Harbor post, and ended back in Manitoba to resume pre medical studies at the University of Manitoba.
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Nescopte
Cockburn McCallum
Winnipeg
King’s Scout
Arctic
Hudson's Bay Company
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
C.N.R
A. H. McCalum
Manitoba
Ominion
R.C
Soga
Craig Harbor
Rheamere Island
RCMP
North Devon Island
WBC
Dundas Harbor
Ellesmere Island
St. Halifax
Cockburn
University of Manitoba
St. Margaret's Church
The Hero Of Trafalgar Felon Remembered In Nelson Exhibit
An exhibition at Parker Gallery displays Nelson’s career with anecdotal details of his early weakness as a youth. It recalls his rough voyage with Maurice Suckling in 1770, the Santa Cruz arm injury, and his left-handed dispatch to Lord St Vincent. The exhibit ties Nelson’s later Trafalgar legacy to the famous England expects moment.
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Felon
Horatio Nelson
Parker Gallery
Interiot
Nelson
Maurice Suckling
Santa Cruz
Lord St. Vincent
Duke of Clarence
Cape Trafalgar
England
Your Handwriting Reveals Character By Lawrence Aibbere
Handwriting analysis letters reveal readers seek guidance on traits and compatibility. The expert notes indecision and procrastination as major faults affecting relationships, advising self improvement and backbone to avoid losing potential partners. Mabel from Saskatoon is praised for thrift and honesty in trust matters.
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Lawrence Aibbere
Waiter
Sbe
Tumber
Request for specimens and birthdates via mail to Winnipeg Union
The notice asks recipients to send analyzed specimens and provide birthdates for each. It requests enclosing coins for each specimen and mailing details to Lawrence Hibbert at Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg Manitoba. It promises replies within two weeks and notes confidentiality of all letters.
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Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermott Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Thyroid Removal Said To Aid Heart Disease Sufferers
United States authorities propose heart relief through thyroid removal. Doctors Brenner and Donovan at Queens Hospital Birmingham treated six congestive heart failure and angina patients by removing the neck gland. The procedure, called the pace maker of the body, aims to slow an overactive thyroid to balance heart and lung function. All six patients show increased exertion capacity and improved overall activity.
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United States
England
Dra. O. Brenner
Hugh Donovan
Queens Hospital
Birmingham
Dru. Brenner
Donovan
Valuable Discover Carthage Unearthed After Centuries
Archaeologists report a large section of ancient Carthage unearthed in Northern Africa. Villas, paved streets, houses, and almost intact buildings from the second and third centuries reveal daily life near the Gulf of Tunis. Excavations continue with guard against looting and vandalism.
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Carthage
Africa
Gulf of
Tunis
World’s Largest Pearl Reported At Four Point Five Inches
A newspaper note states the largest known pearl measures four and one half inches in circumference. The finding highlights a remarkable maritime curiosity, inviting readers to ponder the scale of natural treasures.
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Patanae
Liniment
Trafalgar
Ogden
Landso
Mabel
Saskatoon
Dr. Werner
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