Calgary Horse Show Judge Named for April Eight
Lieut Marshall Cieland of Toronto will judge the Calgary Spring Horse Show set for April 8. Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons he cannot contemplate a visit to President Roosevelt in Washington. A new US civil service authority plans five radio stations to aid safer transatlantic and transpacific flying. A bill to grant Hindu women divorce rights, the first in Indian history, will be introduced in the central assembly. Premier Aberhart announced approval of Medicine Hat's irrigation development with federal funds. The US government will discourage American investment in Japanese corporations aimed at China. A British plane with a swastika on its fuselage was explained as for the Latvian army. Finish planes used swastikas for years. James Didia of Seattle was jailed 12 months and fined $2,500 for removing "made in Japan" labels from goods. Empire settlement funds for this year total about £45,000. Sir Thomas Inskip informed the British House of
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Marshall Cieland
Toronto
Calgary
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Washington
United States Civil Seropautics Authority
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Central Assembly
James Didia
Seattle
Japan
Thomas Inskip
Dominions
House of
Britain debates long term bomb shelters for disaster safety
The Daily Express reports rising support among Britons for deep permanent bomb shelters as a national policy. Medical leaders warn surface hospitals would fail under air raid conditions, urging subterranean hospitals to protect patients and staff during bombing.
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Europe
Lon- Gon
Daily Express
London
Leading stores and advertising strategy from Sarnia paper
The Sarnia Canaman Observer notes that major stores spend much newspaper space and well advertised small shops attract readers. It argues success rests on reaching communities through advertising and informing residents what is sold to establish local presence.
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Sarnia Canaman-Observer
Fiery Itching Skin Seeks Speedy Relief
A reader reports relief from fiery itching skin after trying a remedy. The brief note highlights quick improvement and urges others suffering from similar symptoms to seek treatment and consult a physician if symptoms persist.
Savory Creamed Eggs On Shredded Wheat Biscuits
A vintage recipe method for creamed eggs on shredded wheat biscuits. Butter onion flour and milk thicken over gentle heat, then folded in boiled eggs and anchovy paste. Biscuits toast in a 375 F oven, finished with butter anchovy mix. Serves six. optional substitutions noted.
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Aix
Old Fashioned Egg Custard Sauce Recipe Card
A vintage recipe for egg custard sauce using eggs sugar corn starch mustard paprika salt and corn syrup. Instructions mix in double boiler beat until smooth add sour cream vine gar and cook until thick then strain and jar. Yield about one pint.
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Benson's
Canada
Control and Spelling Duel Highlight Ontario Drive
A driver loses control on a highway while a farmer near St Thomas bets he can out spell anyone in Ontario for five thousand dollars. The piece contrasts risk and money talking as a warning about driving and boasts.
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St. Thomas
Ontario
Local critic cites whimsical line about time on Jupiter
A local critic cites a whimsical remark that time on Jupiter would stretch to 10,000 days per year. The excerpt reflects playful speculation on planetary time and ends with a fragmentary nod to a future discussion.
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Jupiter
Elderly Reader Credits Kruschen for Relief After Rheumatism
A 90 year old man, writing with both hands, credits Kruschen for three years of relief after a six week bout with inflammatory rheumatism. He notes inflamed feet, walking pain, and hand stiffness, saying daily Kruschen intake before breakfast kept him in good shape.
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Kruschen
Fand
Tam
Ottawa Parliament Cafeteria Teaspoon Shortage Mystery
The Toronto Telegram notes a serious problem in the Ottawa Parliament Buildings cafeteria as teaspoons vanish after each session. This year 250 new spoons were bought, yet patrons find none available since officials and civil servants sometimes take spoons to their offices for refreshments.
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Parliament
Ottawa
Toronto Telegram
Newness That By Anne Adams Dress Pattern
Anne Adams promotes pattern 4025 for a form flattering afternoon dress with a hem to shoulder paneling, soft ruffles, and bust-line gathers. It offers easy assembly, sleeve options, and fabric choices wool air or synthetic. Available in sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details and a 20 cent stamp for ordering.
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Anne Adams
Luxury and transgression in Samaria lessons
A Sunday School devotion contrasts Amos 6:1-6 with I Peter 2:11 12, condemning idle luxury and indulgence as a threat to the soul. It cites Joseph’s pit scene and Israel’s callous banqueting, urging believers to endure hardship, shun carnal passions, and seek eternal character.
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Ana James
Amos
Samaria
Atkins
Amon
David Id
David
Joseph
Israel
Peter
Peter i
Asia Minor
Moffatt
Canada Exhibits for Golden Gate Exposition
Canadian pure bred livestock will be shown at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco Bay area starting in June. Clydesdale horses Holstein Ayrshire and Jersey stock are planned in dedicated sections. Alberta expects similar displays with government aid for about four carloads of cattle. plans for British Columbia participation remain unsettled.
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California
San Francisco Bay
British Columbia
Jersey
Alberta
Golden Gate
Cocoa Supply Tied to Gold Coast Colony Policy
The Gold Coast in Africa, Britain's colony, prohibits white ownership of farmland yet supplies half the world's cocoa. This policy shapes global chocolate production and race for land in the colonial era.
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Gold Coast
Great Britain
Africa
Astronomers Split Over Mercury Atmosphere Question
Astronomers debate Mercury atmospheric presence, highlighting uncertain data and conflicting interpretations. The discussion reflects limits of telescope observations and theoretical models guiding planetary science.
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Mercury
Unlikely Books Carry Diseases Says Baltimore Doctor
Dr. Arthur H. Bryan of Baltimore reports lab tests on books recently used by students show few germs of any kind. He notes transmissions occur mainly via people, not objects, and that most viruses die outside the body without moisture or nutrients.
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Arthur H. Bryan
Baltimore
Cancer articles from Dr McCullough available by writ
Readers may obtain the complete set of cancer articles by writing The Health League of Ontario Bond 6t Toronto Ont. The notice directs interested readers to request the full collection through a formal letter to the specified address.
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Baiterial
Submarine sled to map buried telegraph cables
A six foot all metal submarine sled designed to run on the ocean bottom to bury cables six inches to two feet deep. Reported to the American Institute of Electrical Engineers in New York the device reads depth by magnetism and could detect buried iron objects even long buried. It aims to prevent trawlers from causing half a million dollars in annual damage by snagging cables.
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American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York
Philippine mahogany tree height and limb emergence
The average Philippine mahogany tree stands 100 to 175 feet tall and rises 40 to 75 feet from the ground before the first limbs appear.
Dodo Extinction Year Recalled in Museum Relics
The dodo is noted as extinct around 1681 with only a few complete skeletons and scattered parts remaining in museums. The fragment mentions minimal surviving evidence of the bird’s former existence.
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Medicine Hat
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