Gasoline hazards blamed for winter fire toll in prairies
The piece reports dire fire losses in Saskatchewan with sixteen deaths and twenty injuries tied to gasoline mishandling. It notes similar risks in Alberta and Manitoba, citing careless handling at homes and farms, especially during early hours when households are unguarded.
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Saskatchewan
Prairie
Alberta
Manitoba
Too Handy With Gun Ends in Fatal Shot at Door
Robert Micas a 57 year old magazine salesman was shot dead after knocking at the door of Mrs Lucille Shag huey a 27 year old in Equality Illinois She warned if you do not answer I will shoot and she fired a shotgun through the door killing him instantly The housewife was held for the grand jury
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Lucille Shaghuey
Equality
Ilinois
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Scotsman seeks lost items after St Andrew's Day revelry
A Montreal advertisement notes an elderly Scots man near Peel Street at 11:30 p.m. on St Andrew's Day seeking the return of his watch and chain, pipe and pouch, a set of teeth and wallet. All expenses will be covered.
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Montreal
Peel St
Box Of Relics Stolen In Transit From London to New York
A wooden box with relics from the tomb of King Tutankhamen was stolen while en route to the Brooklyn Museum in New York. The container carried a model ax knife beads bracelets a vase and other trinkets. Temperature note indicates about 11 000 degrees Fahrenheit. Hawaii lacks roadside billboards.
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Tut Ankhamen
Egypt
Brooklyn Museum
New York
London
Peace plan noted as Palestine moves toward divided mandate
Sir Charles Tegart arrives in Jerusalem on the twentieth anniversary of Allenby’s entry to reorganize the Palestinian police. The plan seeks to create separate mandate areas for Jews and Arabs under British oversight as Britain applies colonial experience to the Holy Land.
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Palestine
Allenby
League
Great Britain
Holy Land
Charles Tegart
Douser
India
Jerusalem
Christian Science Monitor
Good Advice From Dr McKeaver On Living Long
Dr W A McKeaver who runs a school for people over seventy in Oklahoma City shares tips for living to a hundred. He advocates three light meals a day alkaline foods a busy social life reading current affairs avoiding grumbling and aging talk. He urges engaging with youth dancing and keeping active with many interests.
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W. A. McKeaver
Oklahoma City
Oldest Irish Canadian celebrates 103rd birthday
Mrs. Mary Jane Bogart marked her 103rd birthday recalling births in 1837 era Victoria's ascent. Born in County Fermanagh Ireland she migrated to Canada at age 11 and spent the last 92 years in Morewood Ontario near Ottawa. She urges young girls to dress more modestly for health and longevity.
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Mary Jane Bogart
Ont
Ottawa
Man fights panther in Malay State pool
An Indian in Perak was pursued by a black panther into a jungle pool. The native dragged the animal under water and drowned it after a brutal struggle. He is hospitalized with a badly mauled hand and the panther is being stuffed.
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Perak
Montreal Bank Profit and Loss Account 1937 Summary
Balance of profit for year ended November 30 1937 after taxes of 947 83926 and provisions for bad debts. Dividends 198 199 200 201 at 8 percent and 89 percent, pension fund contribution, bank premises, and balance carried forward. Signed W Wilson president and S G Dobson general manager. Montreal December 22 1937.
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Royal Bank of Canada
France
Paris
M. W. Wilson
G. Dobson
Tim Roval
Pension Fund Society
ML W. Wilson
Montreal
Dislocated Elbow Led to Neuritis and Relief
A woman injures a left elbow four months ago and develops neuritis that prevents full extension. After X-ray and rheumatic warning, she takes Kruschen Salts daily and reports reduced elbow pain and increasing extension, attributed to dissolving uric acid crystals and expelling them.
Self Blood Transfusion Saves Woman During Emergency
London surgeons C J Siggers and Eric Ash at Croydon General Hospital faced a fatal bleed in a 34 year old patient after anesthesia. With no donors available three pints of her own stagnant blood were collected, strained, and reinjected, allowing the operation to proceed and succeed. A separate note states no British government booth will be at the 1938 Paris Exhibition due to the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.
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C. J. Siggers
Eric Ashman
Croydon General Hospital
London
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Newsweek
Glasgow
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