Spirit of the one family in King George's Christmas message
Early 1935 reflections on King George V1s Christmas address broadcast Empire wide. The King urged a global sense of one great family to overcome anxieties and unite across races and nations. He proclaimed Christmas as a festival for all humanity and called for shared care for the whole community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bia
Mourgaing
Canada
India
New Zealand
England
Atlantic
Tasmania
Quebec
Ceylon
Empire
Khyber Pass
Great Bridge
Sydney
New South Wales
Toronto
Africa
Winnipeg
Britain
British Dominions
Christendom
British Commonwealth of Nations
Barley Prices Rise as Prohibition Ends in North America
Barley profits surge for Canadian farmers as Prohibition ends in the United States boosts demand. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers see barley valued above Canada’s finest wheat with exports surging in the current crop season. Prices for feed barley reach about 41 to 41.5 cents per bushel and malting barley about 61 cents, while No 1 northern wheat nears 58.5 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
C.W
Jeep Grand Championship Carload Sold At High Price
A grand championship carload of Jeep displayed at the Chicago exhibition was sold for 18.50 per hundredweight. The sale, led by Mr. C. J. Brodie of Stouffville Ontario, marks the highest price reached since 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeep
Chicago Exhibition Town
C. J. Brodie
Stouff‘Ville
Ont
Dionne Quintuplets Exemptions Cause Tax Debate
Oliva Dionne of Callander Ontario plans to file next year and will gain 2000 in exemptions. Each of his five daughters is worth 400 as an exemption under the federal income tax. His wife and ten children bring exemptions to 6000, exceeding what farm earnings might yield in years. A tax official said Dionne may not owe until after the children go on exhibition and that the children under a trust would be taxed, not the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Callander
Sally
West
University Sela Mother Coach Model Building Competition
Two four year university scholarships valued at $5,000 each were announced for the 1995 Guild competition by RS McLaughlin president Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Canadian section. The Dominion wide Napoleonic coach model building contest, sponsored by General Motors of Canada Limited, adds cash awards totaling $1,200 across three districts. Midnight July 1 1985 is the closing date for entry shipments to a central judging point. The date allows entrants a month free from school to finish their 1996 coaches. The Bronx 200 creatures require 1 percent different foods from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. McLaughlin
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild
General Motors of Canada, Limited
Trans-Canada Air Derby to Boost Canadian Aviation
Templeton proposed an experimental trans-Canada air derby from Halifax to Vancouver with a prize pot of gold for the winner and a silver prize for second. Qualified flyers would compete. aero clubs across Canada back the plan as a boost to aviation, with action expected next spring.
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Ap International
Canada
Vancouver
Can
Templeton
Dominion
British Columbia
Halifax
trans-Canada Air
Prairies
Rockies
Pacific
Aero Clubs
Troughout Canada
George Dollar to mark King George accession anniversary
Canada plans the George Dollar a silver commemorative coin dated May 6 1935 to honor the 25th anniversary of King George accession with its first minting expected to reach at least 100 000 pieces. The coin bears His Majesty likeness being slightly larger than the 50 cent piece and thicker for ease of handling. It will circulate during the silver jubilee proceedings in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
King George
George
London
Primitive Beasts Roamed Prairies Found in Saskatchewan
A relic piece of wood with beaver tooth marks was uncovered 18 feet underground at John Malach's Candiac farm east of Regina during a well dig. Geology Prof F H Edmunds stated the specimen dates from just after glacial times or an interglacial period, suggesting beaver or similar animal inhabited the prairies thousands of years ago.
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Candiac
Regina
John Malach
Department of Geology
University of Saskatchewan
F. H. Edmunds
Prairies
Cattle Sales Rise Reflect Surplus On Farms
The Livestock Market Report notes present year cattle sales at stockyarns are 15 percent above 1983 levels due to a larger cattle herd on farms, indicating a surplus in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockyarns
Livestock Market Report
What Does Your Handwriting Reveal By Lawrence Hibbart
Grapho analyst Lawrence Hibbart discusses handwriting clues to character and motive. A reader asks about a married man and a career choice, with analysis highlighting conceit, deception, and advice to avoid temptation. The author urges sending handwriting samples for personal truth.
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Lawrence. Hibbert
Not Altogether New Onese System Practised Centura
The article notes parallels between the so called New Deal and Marco Polo era policies. It cites Polo's description of the Grand Khan’s economy including paper currency, grain distributions, clothing provisions, famine relief, cattle mortality measures, and tax exemptions. It contrasts these ancient practices with modern economic schemes and ends with a witty exchange from the St Thomas Times Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Marco Polo
Thi
Desert
China
Everyman
Grand Khan
Fiabery
St. Thomas
Birthdate Mentioned in Each Case and Enclosed Coin Request
Analyzed text states a birthdate in each case and mentions enclosing a 10¢ coin for each specimen. It instructs enclosing with a 3c stamp and addressing the envelope to Lawrence Hibbert c/o Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 178 McDermot Ave, Winnipeg Man. It notes letters are confidential and replies will be mailed quickly, but allow at least two weeks for a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Doctor Promised Quick Recovery for Fee Per Treatment
A patient recalls a doctor offering faster healing and stating a $3 charge for each treatment. The exchange highlights the payment request tied to care.
Incomplete London Missing Girls Report 1995
Disjointed OCR reads like a crime fragment where a householder throws a diction ary to stop an intruder with little effect. The text then veers to a London missing girls note and a cryptic ninety five percent claim, ending abruptly.
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Householder
London
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