110 year old Chinese woman claims long life in Shanghai
Mrs Chang Sie a widow for 90 years and a resident of Kingningchow Shantung province says she has lived through five emperors. At 110 she traveled to Shanghai with her 38 year old great great grandson on her first train ride. thieves took her baggage and savings en route to Pukow.
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Inverness Teachers Strike Averted By Government Grant
Teachers at Inverness Nova Scotia planned to strike but the government provided a grant to cover salaries. While teaching is driven by love for the craft and concern for students future, there is a noted relief in receiving regular pay envelopes.
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Inverness
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Hens Produce Fewer Eggs in Cold Weather
It is believed hens lay fewer eggs when temperatures are very cold because they eat less food, reducing energy available for egg production.
Soviet Airman in Leck denounced by pastoral letter
A Roman Catholic church in Germany read a pastoral letter denouncing a Soviet airman as part of propaganiem. The message framed a broader political dispute in a religious setting, reflecting tensions between the state and faith communities.
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Germany
Parachute wedding ends with groom landing at bride
News wires report a Soviet airman Michael Ivanovich wed his bride after a parachute maneuver. Left on leave, he jumped with the wedding planned. Orders placed him to descend to the village where his wedding would take place. He landed safely at his bride’s feet as the airmen observed.
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Moscow
Michael Ivanovich
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Ivancich
Buried Church Bell Found After 49 Years In New Zealand
Diviners rediscovered a bell buried at Wairoa after the Mount Tarawera eruption in 1886 and unearthed it with twig signals, intending to hang the artifact in another Maori church. Two men using tree rods traced the site and located the heavy metal bell buried deep, amid reflections on names and peace.
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Wairoa
New Zealand
Mount Tarawera
Crochet Tells an Accessory Story Hat and bag set featured
Crochet pattern 8525 offers a wool and rayon yarn hat with a rolling brim stiffened by soutache braid and a matching decorative ribbed bag. The set is created in simple crochet with clearly illustrated instructions and all stitch requirements. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern and illustration.
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Household Arts Dept
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Sunday School Lesson on Righteousness and Foundation
The lesson centers on Luke 6 and Proverbs, stressing that character shows in deeds. It cites Luke 6:43-45 on fruit and heart, and the parable of the two foundations, noting testing times reveal sturdy faith. Foundations built on Christ endure. doing God’s will guarantees lasting life.
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Dr. Moffatt
God
Wedding Gift Fund Proceeds Aid Sick Children
The Duke of Kent directed that 30000 dollars raised for the national wedding gift fund by the Georges in memory of the Duke’s wedding be given to the Invalid Children’s Aid Association to provide holidays for convalescing sick children of the unemployed.
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Duke of Kent
Georges
Invalid Children's Aid ‘Association
Incomplete OCR Wisdom Quip Sparks Short Debate
A fragmented OCR line hints at a proverb about spending a lifetime seeking wisdom yet making a fool of yourself in minutes. The garbled text leaves unclear author, date, or source, but the gist suggests a cautionary note on haste versus wisdom.
Seeing Eclipse From Air m Will Make Observat In Russia
Observations of the June 19 1986 solar eclipse will be made from airplane and sub stratosphere balloons across a wide Soviet area. Fifteen Soviet expeditions will line the eclipse path. Astronomers from the United States England France Germany and Japan seek permission for independent observations and more requests are anticipated.
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Soviet Union
United States
England
France
Germany
Japan
Baby's Own Soap Promises Gentle Baby Skin Care
An excerpt praises Baby's Own Soap for tender baby skin with soothing oils and a clinging fragrance evoking roses of France. It notes the product's suitability for infants and its appeal to caregivers while hinting at broader marketing language.
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Baby
France
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