Conserving Wild Life Through Education and Sanctuaries
A Regina meeting of the Fish and Game League warns of a decline in migratory birds and songbirds in Saskatchewan. Delegates urge education driven conservation, wildlife sanctuaries in every township, stricter game laws, and managed campaigns against predators with supervision to prevent indiscriminate youth destruction.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Fish and Game League
Venus Relative Distance and Size Comparison
Venus sits about twice as far from the sun as Mercury and is nearly the same size as Earth. The note highlights orbital spacing and planet diameters in a concise solar system context.
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Venus
Mercury
An Old Fashioned Man in One Who Thinks What He Works For
A compact line reflects on a man who values work and saving as his own. The sentiment emphasizes prudence and ownership of labor in a traditional view.
English geologist Manning reaches Chesterfield Inlet area
English geologist Thomas H. Manning arrives at Chesterfield Inlet 325 miles north of Churchill from Southampton Island where he spent winter conducting exploration. He plans a swift return to the island then proceed to Baffin Bay for two years of Arctic exploration with four young scientists. Supplies to come from RMS Nascopie at Cape Dorset this summer.
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Thomas H. Manning
Chesterfield Inlet
Churchill
Man
Southampton Island
Chesterfield
Baffin Bay
RMS
Cape Dorset
Manning
Canadian Arctic
Queen Mary letter presented with Coronation diary gift
Dr Henry F Munro gave Miss Jean Black a copy of Coronation Cavalcade with a personal letter from Queen Mary at the Royal York Toronto. The 250 page diary recounts her trip to the coronation read by the Queen Mother. Ontario students attended the presentation. Richard Graybiel won first prize for the boys diary.
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Toronto
Jean Black
Henry F. Munro
Nova Scotia
Royal York Hotel
Queen Mary
Black
Vaughan Road Collegiate
Ontario
Richard Graybiel
The
Windsor Daily Star
Woman recalls relief from neuritis with Kruschen salts
A reader recalls enduring agonizing neuritis in head and right arm causing sleepless nights. She credits Kruschen Salts with lasting relief after months of treatment, noting neuritis links to intestinal stasis and uric acid crystals dissolving in the system.
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Kruschen
Wars Before The Great War And The Civil War Echoes
The piece surveys major conflicts from 19th century to the mid 19th century, noting the Taiping rebellion in China and wars like the Russo-Turkish, Franco-Prussian, and American Civil War. It contrasts public attention then with modern telegraph and news coverage.
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Spain
Japan
China
Germany
France
Waterloo
Marne
Europe
America
New York Times
University of Michigan opens with marvels of machines
An open house on April 30 showcased 19th and 20th century marvels including Scientific Marvels Motors at 30 000 rpm and 23850 mph turbine jets. Exhibits featured Otto Langdon 1870 internal combustion engine a forerunner of the modern auto and a note on boxers with a ten second difference between vertical and horizontal designs.
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University of Michigan
New Twilight Sleep Demonstrated by Dentist in Atlantic City
Dr James F Hanegan of New York demonstrated a twilight sleep method before the New Jersey Dental Society in Atlantic City. A nurse kept a randomly chosen boy numb and able to talk while the dentist operated on undosed nerves, claiming seven years of experiments with no serious mishaps and potential for regular use by dentists.
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New Jersey Dental Society
Atlantic City
James F. Hanegan
New York
Hanegan
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