Australian pilot eyes London to Melbourne race
Australian pilot Mac Robertson plans to fly a low-wing light monoplane in the London to Melbourne race starting October 20. Canada reports tobacco production in 1933 totaling 39,400,000 pounds from 45,953 acres with Ontario contributing 32,966,000 pounds, Quebec 6,095,000 pounds, and British Columbia 309,000 pounds.
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Mac Robertson
Melbourne
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Port Essington
B.C
Skeena River
Agricultural notes show Canada mocaratiries trade shifts
Canada imported macaroni and vermicelli into Holland for the first time last year. Total cows reported rose to 4,753,400, up 27,900 from 1932, while the 1933 wool clip was well absorbed. Milk production this year likely holds steady, and hogs graded rose by over 43,000 in ten weeks. Cattle shipments to Great Britain increased to 8,949 in 1934 from 6,296 in 1933.
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Canada
Japan
Great Britain
Reliable Dr Werner's Powder Keeps Teeth Secure
Do not trust improvised remedies for denture retention. Dr Werner's Powder is promoted as the world's largest seller, gripping teeth securely and comfortably with a special gum cushion for protection and soothing gums. It promises slip free, no clicking, lasting comfort and fresh breath, available inexpensively at all druggists.
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Dr. Werner
Umbrella plane tested at Curtiss-Wright field in Chicago
A new umbrella aircraft with a 12 foot circular spring and 125 horsepower engine completed successful trials at Curtiss-Wright airport Chicago. The craft takes off from a 100 foot run lands inside a 25 foot circle and reaches 135 mph in tests. Test pilot Dwight Morrow praised stability and quick instruction for novices.
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Curtiss-Wright Airport
Chicago
Dwight Morrow
Statue of Livingstone to be dedicated beside Victoria Falls
A 10 foot statue of David Livingstone will be dedicated this year at the base of Victoria Falls in South Africa. The sculpture shows him with a stick in one hand a Bible in the other and field glasses at his side on a seven foot pedestal.
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Livingstone
Victoria Falls
South Africa
Explorer
Lamb Sale Plans Eyeed for Medicine Hat Fall Market
Planning under way for a Medicine Hat lamb sale next fall with county officials and Chamber of Commerce members assessing support. It is believed about 10 000 lambs could be available for the event.
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Medicine Hat
Cty
Chamber of Commerce
Little Journeys In Science Nitrogen in Life and Industry
Gordon H. Guest explains nitrogen’s abundance in air and its essential role for all life. He notes plants and animals cannot directly extract nitrogen, its industrial uses in ammonia and fertilizers, explosives, dyes, medicines, and even electric bulb fillings.
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Chile
Broadcasting in Britain gains wireless popularity and ABC policy
The London Daily Herald notes that Making Itself Popular Wireless is installed in more British homes than in any other European country and that the British Broadcasting Corporation is expanding its audience. It credits the BBC’s policy of excluding objectionable features for its growing listenership and responsibility.
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Britain
British Broadcasting Corporation
London Daily Herald
Childlike humility opens the Kingdom of Heaven
Sunday School lesson explores Jesus blessing a child and teaching that entrance to heaven requires turning and becoming as little children. The text contrasts humility and teachability with ambition, noting the childlike spirit as the key to entering the Kingdom, not superiority.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Peter
Capernaum
Francis Greenwood Peabody
Not Only For Books Suggestion Sparks Borrowed Item Return Week
An English proposal urges the government to set aside days each year for returning borrowed items. The idea expands beyond books to lawnmowers shovels and other articles, predicting a frantic scramble that would outdo stock market excitement in a single week.
How To KEEP FIT
When your body is run down and headachy, take Andrews Liver Salt for several days to restore normal rhythm. Then follow Andrews Rules of Health eat moderate, get fresh air and exercise, and enjoy a bracing dose weekly. Sustained good health will repay you. Get Andrews from your druggist. Spains at 350 and 60c New large bottle 75. Sole Agent: John A Huston Co Ltd Toronto.
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Andrews
Iver
Nature
Andrewe
Spains
John A. Huston Co, Ltd
Toronto
Submarine Rescue Policy Shift in Britain and U S
The British Admiralty announced no attempts to raise sunken submarines to save trapped crews. Sir Bolton Eyres-Mansell said crews would use the Davis escape apparatus to surface. The United States Navy reportedly adopted a similar policy.
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Admiralty
Bolton Eyres-Mansell
Commons
Davis
United States Navy
Bury Paper Maker Promises World’s Largest Newsprint Machine
A factory in Bury England claims the largest paper making machine in the world with a weekly capacity of 1000 tons of newsprint and rolls measuring 320 inches in width. The facility markets the new line as a milestone in papermaking technology.
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Bury
England
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