Map of Mars Progress by Flammarion Widow
The widow Madame Gabrielle Flammarion completes her late husband Camille Flammarion’s Mars map after 15 hour days. She studies the red planet with a powerful telescope from the observatory garden where his remains lie, filling chart gaps during poor weather and detailing Mars canals.
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Mars
Camille Flammerion
Madame Gabrielle Flammaron
Mme. Flammarion
Red
Juvisy
Paris
World happenings briefly told
A Soviet expedition led by George Uschikoff seeks an Arctic passage from Asia to Europe. Manitoba Paper Co. resumes full production at Pine Falls with 200 workers. H G Wells plans three years of serious artistic films. A Canadian American conference, the North American Community Council, will meet at Queen's University in Kingston next June. The Soviet government orders 16 Maxim Gorky type airplanes after the May 18 crash killed 49. Dr Allen Peebles named technical adviser to Canada state health insurance committee. G M Weir notes bureaucracy growth in Canada. Farris delivers Law Society of British Columbia inaugural address. Manitoba highway tolls: 20 dead, 62 seriously, 77 minor injuries first half year. Raymond Morand says Canada Britain ties are in brotherly spirit, not monetary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Uschikoff
Asia
Europe
Manitoba Paper Co
Pine Falls
H. G. Wells
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
Maxim Gorky
Canada
J. W. Deb. Farris
K.o
Law Society of British Columbia
Manitoba
W. J. Major
K.C
League Leader Urges Canada Foreign Affairs Ministry
Sir Robert Falconer, president of the League of Nations Society, told Ottawa that Canada should create a separate ministry of foreign affairs. He noted Britain’s League of Nations minister and urged Canada to participate more fully, warning Italy and Japan policies could affect Canadians and urging prompt involvement in world affairs.
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Canada
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Robert Falconer
League of Nations Society
Ottawa
Great Britain
League of Nations Affairs
Experimental Bridge Rookie Blunders in Card Game
A novice bridge player, uncertain about cards, joins a four with an experienced partner. He discards a king on a trick already won by the opponent’s ace. The partner protests that a king cannot beat an ace. The beginner admits his aim was to learn by trying.
Trans-Canada Airway projected within a few years
Civil aviation plans in Canada advance with near 500000 funding for preparatory work and 49 landing places. The project aims to fly Montreal to Vancouver in about 15 hours, depending on aircraft type and routes. Additional 305000 for Air Force aerial surveys and 500000 for maintenance and training push military aviation forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Vancouver
Air Force
Mounted Police
David Spares Saul's Life Sacral Respect Guides Split Second Mercy
In 1 Samuel 26 5 12 David avoids killing Saul despite Abishai's urging as God has delivered the king into his hand. David refuses to strike the anointed. Saul later admits fault and vows no further harm. On the mountain David exposes Abner and reproaches his failure to guard the king. He urges mercy and recalls his exile, while Saul recognizes his mistake and seeks reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Saul
Samuel
Abishai
Abner
Israel
Tasso
How To Make Berries Juice And Glass Bottled Pectin
To prepare juice crush about 3 quarts of ripe berries and extract juice. Mix sugar and juice in a large saucepan, bring to a boil, add bottled fruit pectin, and stir. Boil hard for 14 minutes, skim, pour quickly, cover with paraffin. Makes about 11 glasses.
Plum Relish Recipe From Historic Cookery Slot
A historical relish recipe uses ripe plums chopped and spiced with cinnamon cloves and allspice. It guides mixing 614 cups sugar with fruit and vinegar in a large kettle, boiling hard for a minute, stirring in fruit pectin, skimming and sealing into jars for about 10 glasses.
Invest Your Money: The Path You Missed
A concise warning encourages focusing on overlooked investment approaches. It emphasizes disciplined planning, long-term horizons, and avoiding impulsive bets while highlighting common traps and the value of informed decisions for stronger financial outcomes.
Doily Patterns for Airy Summer Home Accents
Lacy doilies in white, unbleached or colored thread offer airy home accents for summer. Quick to make, they suit luncheon sets and refreshment accessories, with stiffening optional. Patterns 5372 provide complete instructions, illustrations, and stitch requirements. send 20 cents to Arts Dept., Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.
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Oe Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Tiny steel pocket knife for Queen Mary’s dolls house
A miniature pocket knife for Windsor Castle's dolls house is crafted from 115 year old Faraday steel. Sir Robert Hadfield arranged the knives from the steel, with the Queen accepting one in exchange for a coin, per tradition that a gift of a knife cuts friendship. Distinguished figures cited include the Prince of Wales Mussolini and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Castle
Faraday
Sir Robert Hadfield
Prince of Wales
Signor Mussolini
Roosevelt
Sir Robert
Little Journeys In Science Photography Highlights
Gordon H. Guest explains how photography records events through negatives and prints. He details film emulsion with silver bromide and silver iodide, development, fixing with hypo, and printing on paper to produce a positive image with possible toning for tint.
Call for More Police in Rutland After Long Assize Gap
The Rutland county authorities, noting no assize court for the twelfth year, seek police expansion. With 17 officers and one recruit, they blame speeding motorists for burdening the force and magistrates, saying another officer is needed to curb offenders. If not for motorists, the present force would be about 17 too many.
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Rutland
England
St. Thomas Times-Journal
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Ean
Allen Peebles
London
G. M. Weir
British Columbia
Victoria
Raymond Morand
Windsor
House of Commons
Empire Parliamentary Association
Way
Coast To Coast Service
Betty Barclay
Alice Brooks
Crochet
Photography
Gordon H. Guest
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