Buddy Watson Wins Love After Water Tank Prank
Bud Watson a former soldier, courted by Dora Swanson on the Crazy For Money show. Captain Billy Swanson backs their romance as Dora helps Bud repay the $100 prize, and the couple plans marriage while Bud remains the “wise” choice in love.
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Bud Watson
Matt Ringearly
Bud
Roscoe
Fain Grounds
Billy
Billy Swanson
Mart
Mart Ringearly
Dora
Matt
Ring
Trousseau
Farm Research Groups Call For More Information
Dr J F Booth head of the Dominion Agricultural Department Economics Division told the 17th annual Canadian Agricultural Economics Society meeting at Macdonald College Ste Anne de Bellevue that demand for agricultural economists will rise. The division provides data for farmers marketers governments and industry. Since 1929 it built up facts on farmers problems and wartime research cutbacks delayed work but many groups now seek more research across the country.
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J. F. Booth
Dominion Agricultural Department
Canadian Agricultural Economics Society
Macdonald College
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Booth
Chinese Rockets Repulse Khan Front in 1232
Report notes use of rockets by Chinese forces in 1232 to halt Kublai Khan's advancing hordes. The account highlights early rocket warfare as part of the defense strategy.
Tragedy on Lake Michigan Claims Smith Family
Patricia Smith 19, sole survivor, recalls aiding Mary Lomis of Chicago after their 33 foot sloop capsized in a squall. Her father, a shipbuilder, and three guests drowned during the incident near Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Patricia swam and towed Mary for hours before losing her grip.
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Patricia Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Lake Michigan
Mary Lomis
Chicago
Smith
Miss Smith
Mary
Conserve Timber Warns Canadian Export Drives
Industrialist Garfield Weston urges export conditional on conservation in a message to the Canadian Forestry Association. He notes 300 million dollars in annual pulp and paper exports, dominates wages and investment, and warns that 6 000 workers consume 400 million cubic feet of wood yearly with fire risking lands and a 50 to 100 year recovery gap.
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Garfield Weston
Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
Viscountess Alexander Praises Canada Life And War Aid
Viscountess Alexander spoke to Ottawa Women's Canadian Club praising large supplies of oranges and milk and single use envelopes as Canada life markers. She recalled family adjustments from Britain to Canada and described sending children to school early. She thanked Canada for war aid from Red Cross Junior Red Cross Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Kinsmen Club and Queen's Canadian Fund.
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Britain
Viscountess
Alexander
Ottawa Women’s
Canadian Club
Governor-Generals
Canada
Red Cross
Imperial Order
Daughters of the Empire
Queen's
Canadian Fund
Selected Recipes for Perfect Cake Baking
Read the recipe carefully and gather all ingredients before starting. Use high quality shortening, pure baking powder, fine sugar, and measured amounts. Preheat with both elements, then bake with bottom heat only to avoid excess steam and heavy cake.
Butter Buds Recipe From Melrose Bakery Page
Butter buds made from pastry flour brown sugar and butter. Cream butter add sugar then eggs. Combine two cups flour with baking powder and salt fold into batter add vanilla. Add more flour if needed form balls roll with fork bake at 350 to 375 for 10 to 12 minutes. Makes twelve dozen cookies.
Position Wanted by an Awkward Squad
A terse wartime scene shows a sergeant barking at a recruits unit while Private Jones stands puzzled. The tone shifts to a quirky aside about Louis XIV possessing 413 beds adorned with pearls silver and gold.
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Jones
Sarge
Louis XIV
Grape-Nuts Flakes Featured In Humorous Kitchen Quip
A playful exchange introduces a new cook who serves Post's Grape-Nuts Flakes for breakfast. The ad copy extols the cereal as malted, multi grain, rich in carbohydrates and protein, with minerals and easy digestion.
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Jim
Smile aWhile cartoon captions of everyday quips
A collection of humorous exchanges from a 2680 caption page. Jests range from editors calling themselves we to a shopkeeper deflecting a broken doll and a boy with a future preaching plan, all delivered in brisk, period dialogue.
Baling Wire Shortage Impacts Farmers Across Supply Chain
The Wall Street Journal notes U S manufacturers reduce baling wire production due to price ceilings. Shortage disrupts hay baling and livestock feed, leading to thinner slaughter animals. The piece ends with a cautionary proverb about cascading failures in a modern economy.
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The
Wall Street Journal
United States
Athens renames Lycabettus Street to Mackenzie King
In a July ceremony the prominent Athens thoroughfare was renamed Mackenzie King street to honor Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King. The municipal council cited gratitude from the Greek people for moral and material aid repeatedly extended by Canada.
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Lycabettus
Athens
Mackenzie King
Municipal Council of
Bees Avoid Red Flowers Because They Are Blind to Red
A brief note explains that bees seldom visit red flowers because bees cannot perceive red hues. The statement highlights insects' reliance on other colors to locate blooms.
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Ernest Miles
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
LIDIA
Usar Tere
NAVY
Alaska
Melcome
Mada
Farmer Homespun
St Perkins
Jimmy
Foreman
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