TEFLY TOD Germans tested for sobriety via blood check
The interior ministry announced a new blood test program for TEFLY TOD Germans in automobile accidents to prove sobriety or intoxication. In Ontario July fatalities reached a record high since 1929 with 65 deaths. Riverside relief recipients were found driving cars. Western Canada wheat quality praised by James D Fraser. US farm income drop of 85 million dollars from July to August noted. A Croydon Baby Show dispute cited. US treasury agents ramp up narcotics and alcohol enforcement with near 1000 arrests.
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Ministry of the Interior
United Kingdom
Ontario
Ontario Highways Department
Riverside
Essex County
David Croll
Public Welfare
Western Canada
James D. Fraser
de Trimai
Eran] Standard Board
United States
Agriculture Department
Mothers ‘and Infants Association
Croydon
England
Romford
Treasury
Yellowknife mining division reports new gold strike
Confirmation of a new gold strike in the Yellowknife mining division Northwest Territories comes from Mining Inspector A L Cumming. The find on the east side of Gordon Lake near the Yellowknife River mouth shows veins eight to fifteen miles long with free gold showings. Mining firms including Mining Corporation of Canada AX Syndicate Ventures Limited and others have staked hundreds of claims and plan development during freeze up.
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Yellowknife Mining Division
Yellowknife
Northwest Territories
T A. Crerar
AL. Cumming
Fort Smith
Nwt
Gordon Lake
Yellow Knife River
Great Slave Lake
Mining Corporation of Canada
Ventures Limited
Fred Connell
A.E
Karl Springer
Wood-Brown Syndicate
Burwash Yellowknife Mines, Limited
The
Mining Corporation
AX Syndicate
Cumming
A. W. Jolliffe
Dominion
Trent of Mines
Clear Of Debt In Ladysmith Through Bond Redemption
Ladysmith's 94336 bond debt was wiped out as a logging company revival restored finances after coal mines closed six years earlier. A giant flagpole marked the debt burn, signaling a new era of prosperity as bonds were burned in a bonfire.
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Ladysmith
British Columbia
Wake Up Your Liver Novelty Echoes in Revival Call
A fragmented chant repeats Wake Up Your Liver as a peculiar call to action. The text lists stray phrases and names like Ahad You Sure, hinting at a rally or performance piece with mixed language and unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
Montreal built high speed camera aircraft tested for defence
The second of three aircraft built in Montreal for the Department of National Defence has undergone tests. These planes, designed for high speed photographic land transport work, carry ample fuel and oil for five and a half hours at high altitude. Rear cabin mountings hold three oblique cameras that photograph automatically through small apertures. Equipped with float landing gear, standard wheel undercarriages, and a special ski undercarriage for winter flying.
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Montreal
Department of National Defence
Northwest Territories
Selected Recipes for Butter Sugar and Almond Cookies
Cream butter and sugar with the beaten egg, then sifted flour and baking powder. Chill dough, roll, and cut into rounds. Top with blanched almonds and a sugar cinnamon mix, bake on a buttered sheet for eight to ten minutes until a delicate brown.
Alberta Bans Air Shooting and Trapping of Squirrels
Alberta game branch issues fall and winter ban on air shooting or trapping red squirrels. Scarcity led to protected status. previously seasons ran November 1 to March 31.
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Alberta
Game Branch
Montreal Crackdown on Noisy Cars Sparks Fines
In Montreal a rule targets alarms and car horns after midnight to four am. Violators face a forty dollar fine plus costs and possible jail time. The text outlines penalties and enforcement but ends abruptly with an unclear clause.
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Montreal
The Second Convert at Philippi Acts 16 16 18
An excerpted lesson on Acts 16 16 18 describes a fortune telling slave girl freed by Paul and Silas. The disturbance by her owners, the magistrates, and the jailer’s conversion highlight salvation through belief in Jesus Christ. The piece cites Philippians and devotional readings while noting the convert’s baptism.
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Philippi
Philipp
Paul
Silas
Jesus Christ
Lynn H. Alough
Tertullian
Paia
Jesus
Christ
Protégé of Queen Mary Entered at Wanstead Orphanage
A two and a half year old orphan boy, Brian William Frank Roberts, was admitted to the Royal Infant Orphanage Wanstead. He will be cared for and educated there until age 16. His father was chief steward on the Orient Line’s Otranto and died last year. his mother died at 24. An orphanage official noted Queen Mary has the right of nomination to the institution, ensuring a protege remains.
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Queen Mary
Royal Infant Orphanage
Wanstead
Brian Willian Frank Roberts
Orient Line
Otranto
Land Reclamation Surges Worldwide Led by British India
A recent Central Irrigation Board report highlights 40,000,000 acres reclaimed or irrigated in British India over fifty years. Italy ranks second with about 6,000,000 acres. India alone accounts for 7,000,000 acres reclaimed. Projects in Iran promise 50,000,000 more acres irrigated once completed, supporting many croppers and producing $375,000,000 in crops, mainly rice and beans, with daily water use around 260,000,000 gallons from 75,000 miles of canals and numerous dams.
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Bete
British India
Central Irrigation Board of India
India Ofice
London
Britahn
India
Italy
Todia
Iran
Commodore urges motorists to learn courtesy on roads
Commodore Gooderham of Toronto urges drivers to learn highway courtesy but laments that many motorists already travel too fast, sailing along the highways without heed.
Made Himself Popular Chief of Police in Berlin
The Berlin police chief gains popularity by ordering loud car horns to be marked with a large yellow spot. After initial decorations, noisy drivers quieted and the city, once one of Europe's noisiest, enjoys peace.
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Berlin
Europe
Afghan pattern details and project instructions
The notice describes pattern 5668 with directions for the afghan, station of it and stitches used, material needs, and color ideas. It asks readers to send 20 cents in stamps or coin to Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 115 McDermot Ave for the pattern.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
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