Coronation Notes and Canada News Briefs
The king will review ex service men during the coronation period next spring. D D Murphy has been named assistant inspector of civil aviation at Carcross Yukon. Simontown plans a coronation gift field and recreation area for youth. Russia eyes Canadian cattle exports up to 100000 head annually. A Rome edict revived talk of a training school for trades in penal institutions in Canada. Churchill harbor season closes with 75 crew members departing and ships moved ashore. Lady Emma Morrison widow of Sir Edward Morrison dies in Ottawa after a long illness.
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D. D. D. Murphy
Carcross
Yukon Territory
Simontown
Edward
Russia
G. G. Ser‘kau
Montreal
Rome
Royal Commission
Canada
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Emma Morrison
Sir Edward Morrison
Ottawa
Enthusiastic Veteran Aids Aberdeen Scouts Ground Opening
Lord Baden-Powell backs a Scotland trip to open Aberdeen Scouts luxury camping ground at Templars Park Marycuster. Boys work hard to mirror twelfth century Knights Templars with grey and red colors and medieval interior. Chief Scout aims for many boys to earn the King’s Scout Badge for the Coronation and assist in selling the Jubilee Trust Fund program.
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Baden-Powell
u/ ta
Boy Scouts
Scotland
Aberdeen Scouts
Templars’ Park
Marycuster
Marycutter
Louse
Knights Templars
Democracy as a guiding principle opposed to dictatorship
A suppressed excerpt criticizes the shift from democracy to dictatorship, arguing democracy remains central to national life against Hitler and authoritarianism. The outspoken piece asserts democracy embodies morality and resists tyrants, urging vigilance as history unfolds.
Mistletoe Believed Cure for All Diseases by Druids
The Druids called mistletoe all bear and held it as a universal remedy for illnesses, ancient lore claiming wide healing powers.
Safety devices for mines track pressure using new dynamometer
Walls and mine props are becoming an exact science with new instruments. A dynamometer area records earth pressure against pillars like a thermometer. Another device uses a steel bar in a cylinder with a coil spring to register ceiling pressure on a tracing drum.
Woman Finds Relief From Rheumatism with Kruschen Salts
A reader recounts chronic rheumatic pain in her back arms and legs for months. She tried Kruschen Salts and reports relief from swelling and stiffness, noting improved internal organ function and reduced uric acid levels as part of her recovery.
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Kruschen Salta
Week End Drinkers Warned By Chicago Medical Authority
Dr Joseph A Cappe of the University of Chicago told a Kansas City audience that week end drinkers risk mental breakdown and loss of will power, while chronic tipplers risk liver cirrhosis. He warned the nation is becoming a nation of hard liquor drinkers and urged mild drinks for youth. a Boston study is cited suggesting light spirit use may aid arteries.
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Chicago Medical Authority
Chicago
Kansas City
Joseph A. Cappe
University of Chicago
Guffer
Dr. Capps
Pere Doctor Sora
Leas
Boston
Woman Acts as In-Office Shopper for Busy Professionals
A clever woman visits offices in one city offering to collect socks ties shirts belts and handkerchiefs for busy men. She notes needs colors and prices and returns with items in correct sizes including shirt sleeve lengths saving time and money for her clients according to the Christian Science Monitor.
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Gen
Christian Science Monitor
Wright brothers early flying life as quiet study
The Wright brothers pursued aviation as a careful hobby, studying books on flight and researching curved surfaces while building kites. They spent years in theory and planning before attempting powered flight, ensuring each step before engine use. Meanwhile, North American orchids rely on microscopic organisms in their roots to absorb soil nutrients, and the United States imports over 7,000 quill pens from England annually.
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Wright
Wright Brothers
Farmers from Czechoslovakia to settle in Winnipeg next spring
Eoloit Schmidt of the Central Farmers' Co operative Association in Prague says 50 families will come to Canada next spring to study land settlement in Western Canada. If reports are favorable, more settlers will follow. The association, with 10,000 members, expects each family to have capital of 1000 to 5000 dollars.
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Czechoslovakia
Winnipeg
Canada
Eoloit Schmidt
Central Farmers’ Co-operative Associaton
Prague
Catia
Ate
Schmidt
Love as the Superior Gift in Corinthians Teaching
Sunday school lesson centers on First Corinthians thirteen, comparing spiritual gifts with love as the essential act guiding all church conduct. Paul urges believers to covet the best gifts but to pursue love, illustrating that without love even eloquence or prophecy is empty.
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Paul
Fomgues
Apostle
Jesus
F. B. Meyers
London Outlaws Autor Obvious Net Autocar
An old London measure bans automobil borus and a new electric bell signal is devised to replace 213 in the period. The report notes regulatory action and an engineering workaround amid urban transport reforms.
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London
Milk of Sia and Tablets Offer Fast Acid Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Milk of Sia and related tablets as quick antacid relief for acid indigestion. It promotes two products, claiming rapid action within minutes and convenience for daily use, available at drug stores.
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Teliel
Phil Bik
Daly
Crochet Them Both Theyre Easy Accessory Hats
A Winnipeg instructional item promotes crocheting a matching hat and purse set. It outlines colorful yarn options and step by step directions with illustrations, requiring a 20 cent stamp or coin to order the pattern kit from Hepathia d Arte Dept in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
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