Scientists Predict Very Hot Summer of 1933
The Toronto Evening Telegram reports scientists expect an unusually hot summer due to fewer cold air incursions and solar activity. Heat arises from sun, air movement, and compressed downdrafts, with sunspots predicted to rise yet often cooling the region via northward air flows.
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Gulf of Mexico
Toronto Evening Telegram
Saskatchewan Butter Creamery Butter Output Rises in May
Butter production in Saskatchewan increased in May by 54 752 pounds over April, a 2.9 percent gain. May figures show the southern province regaining its former position and exceed last May’s output. First five months total butter makes reach 6 101 728 pounds, nearly matching 1932. The commentary notes improving prospects as people adapt to tougher times.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Radio Station Moved by Air Links Northland to Outside World
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals with Canadian Airways moved an entire radio station and delicate equipment by air from Lindsley Bay to Cameron Bay. The station with short and long wave apparatus is functioning satisfactorily and, for the first time, such a feat is recorded. Capt Stuart Hastings announced every strategic commercial centre in the northland is now in touch with the outside world. Two standard stations at Fort Rae and Fort Chippwegan have begun operations.
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Lindsley Bay
Cameron Bay
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
The
Canadian Airways
Stuart Hasting
Northland
Fashionable summer patterns for women sizes 16 to 42
The article presents options in crepe silk, printed linen, and woolly cotton for summer wear. It highlights a blue and white crepe silk look, a red and white sheer linen with organdie trim, and diagonal striped fabrics. Pattern No. 766 fits busts 36 to 42 inches with yardage details and a 20 cent price.
Publisher Curtis Built an Empire on Talented Hands
St Thomas Times Journal notes Cyrus H K Curtis built a media empire by hiring people who could do tasks better than him. He began with three cents, pyramiding earnings into newspapers and magazines, with Edward Bok shaping Ladies Home Journal. The key to success was selecting staff able to perform specific jobs.
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Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Edward K. Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Curtis
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Left-Handed Children Stetteitag Ban on Forcing Right Hand Use
Dr C B Hogg reports that Stetteitag forbids teachers from forcing left handed children to write with the right hand. In a survey of 41 left handed pupils forced to switch, 24 became stammerers. A follow up case shows 12 right handed children trained left became stammerers in five months.
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Stetteitag,e
C. B. Hogg
Hogg
World Garden Party Bridges East and West at Windsor
Delegates from sixty six countries gather at Windsor Castle for a weekend garden party hosted by King George and Queen. The event aims to ease tensions ahead of the Economic Conference with cordial social contact, broad representation, and hopeful signs for postwar cooperation. The atmosphere blends Old World ceremony with cosmopolitan dialogue in a landmark social gathering.
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Windsor Castle
King George
Old London
England
Jack
Orient
Amarina
Sean
British Empire
Caesar
Kensington Museum
Prisoner Reoffender Loops Back With Returned Keys
Frank Mazarel, released after a conviction for robbing apartment letter boxes, returns two years later on the same charge using the same keys. The judge asks where he obtained them. Mazarel says officers gave the keys back at release.
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Frank Mazarel
What Puzzled Him
She watched him gaze at their first born with a mix of wonder and rapture. She drew near and asked softly how they could make that cut for fifteen shillings, while his expression shifted from incredulity to quiet affection.
Czar of Recovery Program Well Equipped
General Hugh S. Johnson of Chicago is named by President Roosevelt to lead the Industrial Recovery Bil and supervise the vast public works program totaling 3.612 billion dollars. The article portrays Johnson as soldier, lawyer, and industrialist fit for directing government recovery efforts.
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United States
Hugh S. Johnson
Chicago
Roosevelt
Stainless Steel Train Buoyed For 120 MPH Trials
Stainless steel train contracts forecast a 120 mile per hour experimental rapid transit for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad. The three car 4321 articulated unit will be powered by a De electric motor and prepared for practical testing this fall.
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Chicago, Burington
Quincy
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