Britain invites Russia for talks and naval visits
Britain invites Russia to talks and expects naval experts to visit London after delegations from France and Italy. An aerial traffic survey by Harold Fowler examined police help for New York’s crowded Sunday traffic. Canada posted military estimates showing militia at 1,651,000 dollars, naval service 145,000 dollars, and aviation 1,302,900 dollars.
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Britain
Russia
British Columbia
New York
First
Harold Fowler
Cahan
House of Commons
Canada
Aval
Life Journeys Lee Humidity and daily life effects
Gordon H. Guest explains humidity as the atmospheric water vapor affecting comfort and daily tasks. He details how vapor content depends on temperature, how saturation causes condensation fog or rain, and how relative humidity governs evaporation and comfort in activities like drying fruit washing and lumber seasoning.
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Gordon H. Guest
Earth
Pit Crews Drive World’s Greatest Racing Classic
The Indianapolis Speedway Classic hinges on pit crews who manage strategy, fuel, tires, and engine checks during the four and a half hour race. Sidether and Pete DePaolo coordinate the plan while Firestone engineers monitor performance. Kelly Petula sets a track record, with DePaolo praising the crew for decisive pit stops and adaptive tire management.
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Sig
Naling
Tnriling
Secif Avear
Clais
Raefonty
Gmi
Kelly Petilla
Pth “Terriae
Peter DePaolo
Spees
Peete
Pete Debasoy
Paoign
DePaolo
Petito
Aiost
Mie
Firestone Fisca
Firestone
Pera
Pireatones
Ur Engindere
Fashion Fancies Dress Pattern With Pockets and Trim
A pale ice minty cotton dress for girls features clever pocket placement and red white and blue trim. Style No. 753 covers sizes 0 to 12 years with yardage details. patterns cost 15 cents and mail orders go to Pattern Department Winnipes newspaper union.
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Pattern Department
Win- Sipee
Newspaper Union
McDermat Ave
Winnipes
Gummer Fashion Ook
Origin Of Pall Mall Named For Game From The 17th Century
The article explains Pall Mall in London derives its name from a 17th century popular game called Pall Mall. It describes the game as croquet like, played by gentry, with a ball driven along a straight alley through an elevated ring using a mallet. The alley was shell-powdered for a smooth surface, and the game has since vanished, its memory surviving mainly in the street name.
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London
Pall Mall
Palll Mant Street
Moses ratifies covenant with Israelites on Sinai
Sunday school lesson outlines Exodus 24 amid reflections on Moses presenting the laws to the people. The article notes the initial vow to obey all Jehovah’s words, the altar and twelve stones, burnt and peace offerings, and the sealing of the covenant with blood as the agreement is formalized.
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Moses
Mount Sinai
Alexander Maclaren
Israel
Private firms to make Royal Marines shoes to quiet squeaks
Admiralty announces a change from Marine shoemakers to private firms to save costs. Since 1662 Marines have produced their own footwear, but officials say the shift is for economy. Shoemakers claim the real reason is that Marine shoes squeak. Parchment differs from leather in that it is not tanned.
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Royal Marines
Britain
Admiralty
Canada's Precise Level System Extends Coast to Coast
Canada Week By Week explains the geodetic goal of adopting mean sea level as the datum for latitudes. The system, managed by the Geodetic Survey of Canada, covers five primary stations Halifax Yarmouth Father Point on the Atlantic and Vancouver Prince Rupert on the Pacific. It notes mean sea level determinations require seven years of hourly readings from a primary tidal station. The network extends across the country providing a land based sea level datum over a span of more than 000 miles.
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Canada
Geodetic Survey of
Departement of the Interior
Ocean
Hydrographic Service Department of Marine
Halifax
Yarmouth
Father Point
Atlantic
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Pacific
Conscription Of Wealth Urged At Saskatchewan Legion Session
The Saskatchewan command of the Canadian Legion at Moose Jaw passed a resolution urging conscription of wealth and natural resources and manpower in wartime. Another resolution favored abolishing private manufacture of primary war implements. Officers were elected: E. C. Leslie president. L. T. Chase first vice president. R. D. Roberts second vice president. J. C. Malone honorary treasurer. H. T. Pizzey T.V.S. representative.
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Canadian Legion
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
E. C. Leslie
Regina
L. T. Chase
Mervin
R. D. Roberts
Fort San
J. C. Malone
H. T. Pizzey
Saskatoon
T.V.S
Time efficient fifty knit blouse features
The pattern describes a fifty knit blouse with a lacy Mitek, big needles, and a tied yoke in one with tee sleeves. It emphasizes quick construction, minimal wool use, a straight top line, and a jatbot effect, with pattern 5865 offering complete sewing instructions and stitches illustrated.
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