Baby's Own Soap Promises Gentle Care for Baby Skin
The advertisement touts Baby's Own Soap as ideal for a baby's tender skin with soft soothing oils and a rose fragrance. It emphasizes suitability for delicate skin and the fragrance as a comforting touch for infants and family.
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World Happenings Briefly Told
Construction of a Canadian legation in Tokyo suggested to the Dominion government but no decision reached. Hugo Bilgram, 85, pioneer mechanical engineer and Franklin Institute oldester, dead. Sir William Grenfell urges Newfoundland keep Labrador trust. 124 wartime ships withdrawn from US registry ahead of scrapping. Japanese denial of Shanghai naval buildup after rumors. Maryse Hiltz noted by Aero Club of France for new female altitude record. US anthracite imports down 30 percent to July vs last year. Canada Belgium trade talks hinted by Belgian consul at Vancouver.
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Canadian Bar Association warns of transient problem risk
A committee report says moving unemployed transients may form a new criminal class in Canada if unchecked. It urges vigorous enforcement of vagrancy laws and criminal code sections, and calls for communities to bear indigent maintenance costs promptly. The panel notes crime stayed low despite tough conditions. A stray joke about a Bengal tiger chasing a mother-in-law ends the excerpt.
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World Court Offers Square Deal For Small Nations
The World Court and League of Nations promise equal say and fair treatment for all nations. A recent decision in a dispute between Lithuania and Great Britain France Italy and Japan upheld Lithuania’s claim to sack a state official, illustrating impartial international judgment and reassurance for smaller nations.
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Woollen Jacket Dress for Fall and Winter Styles
This pattern feature describes a jacket like blouse with two views a rever neckline first and a collarless second, attached skirt to a camisole top and inverted plaits at the front. It notes fabric options wool crepe monotone woollen rough crepe silk and a rhum brown tweed. Size range for pattern No 840 includes busts 36 to 39 inches with yardage and price 25 cents.
Four Soviet Scientists Return From Arctic Wastes
A relief party aboard the icebreaker Sibirtskov brought four Soviet scientists back after a two year vigil in the bleak Northernland Arctic wastes. Led by geographer Ushaviv, the four men were in good health. Ini Rusinova, 30, becomes the sole woman in the station group and joins three male colleagues to continue mapping and exploration at four outposts.
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Pilot Congratulates Canada on Role in Air Transport
William P. MacCracken Jr of Washington says aviation and radio will shape future world affairs. Speaking in Calgary during the Canadian Bar Association convention, he praised Canada for civil aviation leadership and for aiding the U S six years ago. He urged Canada to promote aviation to its utmost. Ralph: Before Amos was married he said he would be the boss or know the reason why. Chester: And now? Ralph: He knows the reason why.
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Twelve Spies Report From Kadesh Barn?es in Canaan Lesson
Sunday school lesson reviews Numbers 13 to 14 with focus on the twelve spies sent from Kadesh Barnea to scout Canaan. It contrasts Caleb’s faithful view with the majority report and emphasizes trusting God over fearful analysis. References Matheson and Morgan quoted on courage, perception, and divine inheritance.
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Prince of Wales’s perfect dinner at Albert Hall banquet
The Prince of Wales attended a medical conference banquet at Albert Hall, London. He chose a dinner described by dietetics experts as perfect, featuring melon, soup, boiled salmon, mutton, quail with salad, and an ice.
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Appetizing Salads From Ancient Times To Modern Tables
A digest of salad history from early Roman days to today, noting how raw vegetables with salt formed their base, dressings like mayonnaise and boiled dressings, and the use of evaporated milk in sauces. Guidance on preparing crisp salads and serving options including fish or meat, fruit, or vegetable varieties. Includes a recipe for Eye less Mayonnaise with evaporated milk and simple ingredients.
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