Whisky brands approved by Ontario board debut on market
Two new whisky varieties named Commission No. 1 and Commission No. 2 receive Ontario Liquor Control Board approval with the board seal on bottles. Other brief items mention a suspected toxic finding in Captain Alfred Loewenstein, a bank holdup in Buxton North Carolina, a Bremen plane gift to New York’s planned municipal museum, Saskatoon power study, and Canada’s harvest labor transport limits.
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Ontario Liquor Control Board
Commission
Paul
Surete Generale
Yard
Alfred Loewenstein
First National Bank
Buxton
N.C
Fargo
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koeh
Col
James Fitzmaurice
Atlantic
Municipal Museum of
New York
Lost Prospector Rescued After 48 Days Missing
Andrew Taylor, a northern The Pas prospector, wandered 300 miles in a huge circle for 48 days through dense woods north of The Pas. He was found near Burntwood Lake by Fred Coleman and Capt Kenyon, flown by Fokker to The Pas, severely exhausted and emaciated but alive.
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Pas
Andrew Taylor
Burntwood Lake
Taylor
Fred Coleman
Cobalt
Ont
Kenyon
Fokker
Scottish Farm Tour Highlights Clydesdales and Castles
Canadians witness Clydesdales at Portobello and Brunstane, tour Edinburgh landmarks from Sandy Knowe to Forth Bridge, visit Stirling Castle and Wallace Monument, then Perth cattle sales led by auctioneer Lovat Fraser. Captain John MacGillivray’s Calrossie Double Event sets sale record.
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Weir
Newcastle
Messrs
A. & N. Templeton
Sandy Knowe
Kelso
Leicester
Messrs Templeton
Sandy
Edinburgh
Dalkeith
James Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Princes Street
Melrose
Scotland
Deloraine
Manitoba
Clydesdale Stud
Portobello
Robert Park
Brunstane
Phyllis
Cawdor
Brunsane
Brunstane Phylis
Forth Bridge
Quebec Bridge
Stirling
Perth
Stirling Castle
Bannockburn
James II
James V
Mary
James VI
England
Douglas
Earl
James Ir
Robert the Bruce
Forth
Wallace
Hall of Heroes
Dumbarton Castle
Hugh R. Wallace
Glencairn Castle
Britain
Dempster
Dundee
Lovat Fraser
Great Britain
John MacGillivray
James Fidey
Ruling Indian Princes Seek Federation Move
Conferences are under way between representatives of the ruling Indian princes and the secretary of state for India. About half of India remains under direct British rule, while independent states span the rest. Princes seek a federation with a central authority as a first step toward a larger union including British India. Spokesmen include the Maharajah of Kashmir, the Maharajah of Patiala, H. H. Sir Jagat Singh, and the Maharajah of Haripura, meeting with a committee of Englishmen led by Sir Harcourt Butler.
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India
Free States
British India
Kashmir
Mr. A
Robinson
Dissect Brain Of Lenin Revealed In Paris Special
A Toronto Mail and Empire special from Paris reports the brain of the late Nicol Lenin has been cut into 31000 slices and particles. The Lenin Institute in Moscow, led by Professor Otto Vogt, dissected and preserved the brain for over two years.
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Toronto Mail and Empire
Paris
Nicol Lenin
Lenin Institute
Moscow
Otto Vogt
Louis Tracy Dies at Home Near Ashford Kent
The novelist and detective story writer Louis Tracy died recently at his home near Ashford Kent. Born in 1863 he received private education in Yorkshire and France and varied a journalistic career with travels. He served on the headquar ters staff of the British war mission in the United States in 1917 and in 1921 helped raise funds for Westminster Abbey restoration. A bank failure may not upset the depositor but it will make him lose his balance.
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Louis Tracy
Ashford
Kent
Yorkshire
France
United States
Westminster Abbey
New York Banker Heads Expedition Into Canadian Wilds
Prentiss N. Gray, president of J. Henry Schroder Banking, funds and leads a month long expedition into an unmapped Rocky Mountain area between the Peace River and McBride B C. He travels with surveyor, two assistants, guides, pack horses and a motion picture unit to map streams and film wildlife including moose mountain goat sheep and grizzly bear.
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Rocky Mountains
Canada
Prentiss N. Gray
J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation
New York City
Peace River
McBride
B.C
Gray
Canadian National Railways
Grande Prairie
Alberta
S. J. Hungerford
Mr. Gray
Hungerford
Eminent Western Counsel C C McCaul Dies at 70
C C McCaul K C a prominent Western Canadian lawyer for 45 years died at his Edmonton home after a lingering illness. He practiced in Fort Macleod from 1883 to 1888, then formed a partnership in Lethbridge with F W Haultain, later Northwest Territories chief justice. He was known across the prairie provinces and the Yukon for his role in major Dominion cases.
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Western Canada
C. C. McCaul
K.C
Edmonton
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Yukon
Mr. McCaul
Fort Macleod
Lethbridge
F. W. H. Haultain
Macleod
Northwest Territories
Modish Frock Pattern No 1636 with Bolero and V Neck
Winnipeg pattern description details a smart frock with a bolero effect, V neck with tie collar, and long sleeves. The skirt features an inverted plait, back in one piece, sizes 34 to 42, material yardage specified, price 25 cents. fashion book offered at 10 cents.
Trans-Atlantic Seaplane Crew Rescued By Minnewaska
Capt. Frank T. Courtney and three others were rescued after their seaplane fell into flames in mid Atlantic while attempting a Azores to Newfoundland flight. The Atlantic Transport liner Minnewaska found them using a small radio set and brought them to New York on August 6.
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mid-Atlantic
Frank T. Courtney
E. B. Hosmer
Montreal
Fred Price
E. W. Gilmour
Glasgow
Minnewaska
Courtney
Azores
Newfoundland
New York
White Star Line
Winnipeg Pattern No to Size Advertisement Note
A Winnipeg newspaper shows a short notice about pattern orders at the Union located at 175 McDermot Ave. It also contains a humorous line about a man wanted for gardening and to tend a singing cow in the choir. The note claims ninety million radio fans worldwide.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Second Christian Convert In Philippi
Sunday School lesson centers on Acts 16 16 40 and Philippian events. A fortune telling slave girl follows Paul and Silas declaring their divine message. Paul heals her by expelling the spirit, ending her disturbance and earning sympathy from Lydia and other Christian women.
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Philippi
Paul
Silas
Ramsay
Jesus Christ
Lydia
Cheese From Curdled Milk Quick Guide
Use fresh clabbered milk and skim the cream. Heat slowly until curd separates from whey then strain with hot cloth. Crush the curd, mash to break lumps, and season with cream butter salt and pepper. Add onion parsley watercress celery pimento or green pepper for flavor.
Raspberry Junket with Fresh Berries
A simple dessert recipe using one package raspberry junket powder and one pint milk. Dust raspberries with powdered sugar before serving and fill glasses. Do not mix fruit into the milk while making junket. fruits should be crushed, sweetened, and served on top.
Davidson Named Assistant Superintendent at Indian Head Farm
Announcement of J. G. Davidson BSA Sask and MSA McGill appointed assistant superintendent of the Dominion Experimental Farm at Indian Head. He moves from Kelvington Sask with his wife and family as G. D. Matthews progresses to Scott Farm superintendent.
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J. G. Davidson
Saskatchewan University
McGill University
Dominion Experimental Farm
Indian Head
G. D. Matthews
Scott Farm
Mr. Davidson
Kelvington
Sask
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
J. Bruce Walker
European Immigration For
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
Lenin
Bolshevists
Apostle of Communism
NEW York Banker
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Cassiar
Canadian Rockies
McCaul
Taio
Betty Barclay
G. Davidson
Sondagsnisse-Strix
Stockholm
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