Eczema Skin Troubles Reported in Local Notes
A fragment from a health column mentions eczema related concerns, with brief references to skin care or remedies. The readable text hints at community guidance and home treatment ideas without detailing medical advice. The item reads like a small health tip in a local page.
Poland Recognizes Franco Regime as Spain's Government
A broad World Happenings brief confirms Poland has granted formal recognition to General Franco's regime as Spain's legal government. Other items note Imperial Airways flying 1,158,000 miles in December, Saskatoon testing rust resistant wheat crosses, Chinese New Year fundraising for ambulances, Scots Guards to Rhodesia for Cecil Rhodes jubilee, Ontario premier Hepburn's Antipodes trip, Queen Mary near-miss at Olympia, and other assorted aviation and public-safety notes.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
New York
Scots Guards
Southern
Rhodesia
Cecil Rhodes
Matabele
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Antipodes
Canada
Australia
May Have Own Scottish Tartan Approved in Canada
Victoria BC leaders Hastie Cochrane and George Mac Beth announce a proposed tartan for Scotamen in Canada. Approved by St Andrew's and Caledonia societies, the design features dark green ground with blue white checks and red gold accents to reflect Canada and Scotland links. Mr Cochrane notes it could serve as a mutual Celtic badge across the Dominion amid widespread firearm ownership.
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Hastie Cochrane
George MacBeth
Victoria
St. Andrew's and
Caledonia Societies
Women's Institute Weavers Guild
Cochrane
Scotland
Fragmentary old note on health tonic usage hints
A garbled request or advertisement fragment questions weakness and pale appearance and suggests a tonic. It mentions dehydration and vague remedies, with unreadable names and product terms, yielding little coherent medical guidance.
Work Completed Grant Tomb Opens After Half Century
The monumental Ulysses S Grant Tomb beside the Hudson in New York is finally finished after 50 years. An upgraded interior and a landscaped plaza surround the 150 foot granite landmark, with about $400000 spent recently and $ total raised by New York subscriptions. Grant was buried nearby after dying in 1885, and the widow joined him in the tomb in 1902. A heating plant and air conditioning are reported among firsts of their kind for the structure.
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Ulysses Grant
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Mt. McGregor
Red Riverside Drive
America
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Grant
New York City
Slimming Style For At Home Fashion Pattern 4920 Ad by Anne Adams
Anne Adams presents a morning frock pattern suitable for sizes 36 to 50 with full length panels puffed sleeves scalloped trim and useful pockets. The design favors spring prints and easy sewing with options in synthetic fabrics for visiting or shopping. Pattern 4920 details size yardage and ordering from Winnipeg Pattern Office. The swivel chair line appears as an unrelated fact.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg
Newspaper Union
McDermot Ee Ee Winnipes
Sunday School Lesson on Peters Vision and Gentile Baptism
A Sunday school narrative examines Acts 10 34 48 focusing on Peters vision abolishing food and people distinctions, the Cornelius visit, and the Gentiles receiving the Holy Spirit and baptism in the name of Jesus Christ. It highlights that God shows no favorites and welcomes all who reverence him and live righteously in any nation.
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Cornelius
Caesarea
Moffatt
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Colonel H A Bruce Elected To Trusts and Guarantee Board
Colonel Herbert A Bruce AMS RAMC MD LRCP FRCS LLC was elected to The Trusts and Guarantee Company Limited board at the annual meeting in Toronto. He serves as a director of The Dominion Bank National Life Assurance Company of Canada Wellington Fire Insurance Company and is known for serving as Lieutenant Governor of Ontario from 1932 to 1937.
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Trusts and Guarantee Company
Herbert A. Bruce
AMS
RAMC
LRCP
Frcs, LLC
Trusts and Guarantee Company. Limited
Toronto
Bruce
Dominion Bank
National Life Assurance Company of Canada
Wellington Fire Insurance Company
Federal Fire Insurance Company
Province of
Ontario
Scientists Debate Hoop Snake Myth Persistence
Scientists remain unable to fully dismiss the long standing belief in hoop snakes, a creature imagined to roll downhill with its tail in its mouth, reflecting enduring myths in natural history.
Americans Rank Second In Per Capita Coffee Consumption
Americans place second behind Scandinavians in coffee consumption per person according to recent data. The finding highlights strong cultural ties to coffee across the United States and indicates slower growth in other regions.
Soilless Growth Of Plants For War Time Use
A reader summary on growing plants without soil using chemical solutions. Dominion Seed House Georgetown promotes soilless gardening with a pamphlet on chemical formulas for various uses, including war needs. Instructions cover methods, equipment, and care, noting impurities can harm growth and that seedlings root fast in coarse sand with careful chemical control.
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Dominion Seed House
Georgetown
Homemade Ice Cream Ham Mold With Mayonnaise Sauce
Evaporated milk and Instant Postum are blended with Jell O Ice Cream Powder and whipped cream, then frozen and beaten to lightness. A separate ham celery parsley paprika mustard cream filling is folded and set in moulds, served on lettuce with a chili flavored mayonnaise, yielding six servings.
Brothers Reunite After Half Century in Yukon Store Visit
Tom McRae of Yukon, long separated from brother Bill McRae of Revelstoke, BC, met for the first time in about 50 years at Bill McRae’s shop to buy shots. Tom left Glengarry, Ontario, to seek western fortune during the Yukon gold rush and has only been outside once since, about 41 years ago, before briefly visiting his sister and returning to Alaska.
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Yukon
Bill McRae
Revelstoke
Tom
McRae
Glengarry
Ont
West
Canadian provinces lead in cheese production
Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec are the leading cheese producers in Canada, highlighted for their stronger dairy sectors.
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Alberta
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Queen would not cancel Canada visit says Black Watch matron
Mrs Thel Shepard OBE matron of the Black Watch Memorial Home in Broughty Ferry says royal visits are unlikely to be suspended and that Queen Elizabeth would not let personal matters interfere with planned trips. Shepard, in Toronto to visit a brother, notes the Queen's democratic yet dignified nature and her ongoing ties to the regiment.
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Canada
Thel Shepard
O.B.E
Toronto
Black Watch Memorial
Broughty Ferry
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth
Shepard
Dominion
Black Watch Regiment
Black Watch
Dover court post office for minors under seventeen
A post office set up at Dover court near Harwich England issues stamps and letters exclusively to visitors under 17 years old. The facility targets youth access, aiming to provide age specific postal services within the court complex.
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Dovercourt
Harwich
Eng
New Yorkers Drop 16 Million Nickels Into Pay Stations
New Yorkers deposit about 16 million nickels into telephone pay stations each month cutting across businesses and transit hubs. The large coin flow reflects widespread reliance on payphones during the era and hints at the city’s dense urban activity.
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