Travel clinics fix thousands of Mani toba schoolchildren in 1935
More than 3500 pupils in Mani toba's unorganized districts received dental care from travelling clinics in 1935. A new transportable unit adaptable to planes cars motorcycles and buses aims to reduce street traffic.
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Manitoba
Greetings From Namesake Malliax Reach Nova Scotia
A parchment scroll delivered in Halifax council chamber addresses Halifax Nova Scotia from York England. The parchment, housed in a cylindrical leather case, was presented to Mayor Cragg after arriving aboard the Queen Mary guided voyage.
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Halifax
West Riding
York
England
Nova Scotia
Council
Cragg
Soviet Press Circulation Grows Across Languages
The Soviet Union published over 10,000 newspapers in six languages. Aggregate circulation reached 37 million in 1995 and rose to 39 million this year. Books and magazines now issue in more than a hundred languages.
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Boviet
Soviet Union
Gold production in Canada may top healthily in years ahead
Hon. T. A. Crerar and Hon. C. D. Howe addressed the Sault Board of Trade on mining hopes near Michipicoten and Goudreau. Crerar said annual gold output could reach 200 million dollars within five years and that mineral production may surpass agriculture within a decade.
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Canada
Hon
T. A. Crerar
Creraraid
Last attempt to ID living unknown soldier in Paris tests three psychologists
A man found wandering in Lyons nineteen years ago wearing a soldier’s uniform may be the so called living unknown soldier. He cannot recall his name or his past despite years of examination by renowned French doctors. Many claim him as kin, with over 200 letters received, all to no avail.
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Wrat
Paris
Mangin
Lyons
France
Absent-Minded Professor Promises Return Stay
A quip follows a secretary's note as the professor says he will go to town and asks to be kept at the office if he returns during his absence. The church is described as the best place to get a front seat, emphasizing early arrival.
Crochet This Bag and Sailor Summer Set Pattern
Crochet pattern 5S43 offers a sailor themed hat and bag set with alternating plain and rib stitches and a peep hole. Clear instructions cover stitches blocking and material choices in cotton or linen. Includes illustration and materials list.
Inday School Lesson July 19 Reflects early Christian sharing
A devotional study notes Acts 4 32 35 and 2 44 45 on communal living among early Christians. It cites Dr John Gardner and Aristides, describing voluntary sharing, all things in common, and unity of heart and soul as believers support the needy without grudging.
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John ‘Gardner
Aristides
Hadren
Tian Aimong
Deedy
Sheen
Tie
Drosder
Potatoes From Prairie Provinces Marketed in Montreal
Prairie potatoes arrive in Montreal markets as prices stay high. Ninety pound bags of Alberta whites fetch about $1.65, slightly below Maritime stock. A market-quoted adage notes a leader follows the crowd’s direction.
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Prairies
Prairie Provinces
Montreal
Alberta
Canada Sees 1984 Construction Expenditures Reach 116 Million
Do minion Bureau of Statistics reports 1984 total new construction near 116 million dollars with 70 million on alterations and repairs. Housing expenditures estimate 9.2 million for about 1 840 modest homes on 50 foot lots forming a nine mile avenue, Ontario leading the counts followed by Quebec and British Columbia.
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Armough
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Quebec
Buckingham Palace May Sell For Building Use At 15 Million
Buckingham Palace may be sold as a building site for 15 million dollars. Valuers surveyed the palace and 40 acres of grounds with possible preservation of part as public grounds. A London syndicate is reported to be interested amid a shift in the neighborhood toward offices and business premises surrounding the royal residence.
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Bachele Royal
Buckingham Palace
England
City of
George
York House
St. James
Italy’s Ethiopia policy aims for steady development under Volpi
Count Giuseppe Volpi, chosen by Premier Mussolini, outlines six guiding principles for Italian expansion in Ethiopia. He stresses calm, well planned growth with private enterprise allowed but no monopolies, and avoids a race of mushroom businessmen. He notes using natives as workers and preserving racial purity while exploring coffee, cotton, wool and mineral resources.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Guiseppe Volpi
Mussolini
Count Volpi
Volpi
Persuasion Attempt Cited in Gog Incident
A dated report notes an argument aimed at dissuading a female boy from pat Gog. The incident centers on a contested social interaction and calls for further inquiry or guidance.
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