A Lesson From Europe on Canadian Unity and Division
The article argues Canada must learn from Europe showing unity as strength. It cites Czecho-Slovakia’s dismemberment and warns internal dissension weakens national resolve. It stresses tolerance amid ideological battles and urges patience until Connell Rowell Commission findings guide a united, strong confederation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
Czecho- Slovakia
Iter
Canada
F.C. Cronkite
University of Saskatchewan
Maritime
Confederation
Quebec
Ontario
Rowell Commission On
Ods
United States Cattle Quota For 1938 Detailed
The 1938 Canada cattle quota sets entry limits of 158799 cattle over 700 pounds and 21933 calves under 165 pounds plus 20000 dairy cows. Through early September Canada had delivered 31010 heavy cattle 215 percent, 32610 calves 608 percent, and 4288 dairy cows 214 percent of quotas. By late August the heavy and calf quotas were filled and the dairy quota about 20 percent used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Satisfactory To Designers Reveals Giant 42 Passenger Plane
The 42 passenger Douglas C-4 exceeded design expectations in 48 test flights at Santa Monica California. Built for five US airlines at nearly two million dollars it surpassed 240 mph speed and climbed to 25 000 feet on four engines and 20 000 feet on three with full load. The aircraft spans 138 feet three inches tip to tip and 97 feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Sky Leviathan
United States Airlines
Citizens and their views on heritage and politics
The more one converses with Canadians of German or Italian stock the clearer it becomes that they love the lands of origin while abhorring the current political creeds ascending in Italy and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Equal In Last Analysis Girls Cut Teeth Earlier In Life
United States Public Health Service study finds girls show more missing or decayed teeth than boys because girls’ teeth are cut earlier and exposed longer, not due to greater susceptibility. Analyzed data from 2,252 boys and 2,184 girls in Hagerstown elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Henry Kile
Carroll E. Palmer
Hagerstown
Kruschen Salts Promises Headache Relief Despite Claims
An elderly ad touts Kruschen Salts as a cure for severe headaches tied to kidney and digestive sluggishness. It claims the product cleanses the internal system, preventing waste buildup that harms the blood and triggers pain, with testimonials praising relief.
Selected Recipes Describe Creamy Batter Steps
A fragment describes mixing sugar and butter until light then adding egg yolks and alternating with sifted flour mixture and milk. It mentions beating egg whites and folding, then baking two layers for 20 to 25 minutes at moderate heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Durham
Fruit Jell O Mold with Nuts and Spices
Recipe for a fruit filled Jell O mold combines lemon cherry Jell O salt cinnamon cloves and hot water to dissolve. When slightly thickened fold in raisins prunes citron and nut meats with Grape-Nuts. Chill until firm unmold and serve with foamy cream. Serves 10. Brandy may be added with fruits.
Blind placer miner Benton builds giant water wheel sluice near Mystic
Expert placer miner Welton Benton, 24, blind since 1904, works in the Black Hills area near Mystic, South Dakota with his parents. He has built water wheel sluice boxes and laid hundreds of feet of railroad for an ore car. He identifies ore by weight and sound, earning 50 cents to 3 dollars daily. A separate note mentions a Melbourne University machine for locating thunderstorms via radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welton Benton
Black Hills
Mystic
South Dakota
Canada to Build First Moslem Church in Bamonton
The Arabian Moslem Association will own a modest brick veneer church at Emonton on Losth Avenue. The one story 40 by 50 structure is planned as Canada’s first mosque in Bamonton, reflecting a growing Islamic presence among Canada’s 30 creeds and about two thousand professing Mohammedanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamonton
Canada
Emonton
Losth Avenue
Great Britain
Mahomet
Mecca
Brandon
Farmer Ralph Pastatis Recovers After 30 Foot Fall
Had to get home for five days Ralph Pastatis lay semi conscious at the base of a 30 foot cliff from which he had fallen. The 58 year old farmer recovered enough to crawl to a neighbor's home and was taken to Olympia Washington hospital. He declined to stay stating he was behind in farm chores. The latitude of the north star always is the same as the latitude of the observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pastatis
Olympia
Wash
Pastatis
Education and Work Patterns in Rural Dominion Census
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports schooling and occupation by region. Rural residents with less than high school education dominate agricultural and unskilled work, while those with nine to twelve years cluster in clerical and skilled trades. Higher education (13+ years) tends toward professional, commercial, and clerical roles. Males largely have under nine years of schooling. females show similar gaps.
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Praiie
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canadian Composer Denounces Swing Music as Fad
Sir Ernest McMillan of Toronto claimed in Vancouver that swing and jam sessions reflect no new ideas and that all popular modern music stems from negro rhythm. He described jittery music as a product of a nervy life and doubted swing’s permanence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McMillan
Toronto
Vancouver
Ernest
Wright brothers first flight met with disbelief
Reporters did not witness the first flight and when the story finally appeared in papers few readers accepted the event as true, illustrating early skepticism about aviation breakthroughs.
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Daladier
France
Hitler
Jood Citizens
Kruschen
Melbourne University
Australia
Forti Yeu
Christie's Biscuits “Cheres
Christie
Appleford Paper Products Ltd
Winnipeg - Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
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