Painted Fires Chapter IV Continued
A doctor lectures on Eva and Helmi in a Canadian town. Miss Abbie helps Helmi adjust to English and a new life as the doctor’s wife hosts lessons in a sunlit sun-room. A church sign advertises a Strangers' Church supper and a Girls Club meeting resumes.
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Helmi
Miss Abbie
Tie
Cannington
Run-Down After Birth of Baby
Ottawa reader Mrs. Rene Paquex reports severe postnatal run-down with bearing-down pains and fatigue. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief and renewed appetite. A Hamilton reader, Mrs. Markie, describes backache and fatigue after birth and credits the product with improvement after use.
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Ottawa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ontario
Rene Paquex
Cumberland Street
Hamilton
Markie
Burton Street
Bamilyon
Geman C
Airplane court to Wiseman marks northern justice milestone
The first Federal Court to reach the Arctic circle traveled by air from Fairbanks to Wiseman Alaska and Ruby then back to Fairbanks completing a 1 400 mile whirlwind tour. Judge Cecil H Clegg and officials brought law to the North in three hours instead of a month by dog team. The crew was welcomed with Eskimo and white dances in an igloo and the public marveled at plane brought watermelons and cherries. Previously justice into the north was done by dog team 1 400 miles to Bethel.
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Northland
Arctic Circle
Wiseman
Alaska
Fairbanks
Cecil H. Clegg
United States
Ruby
Koyukuk
North
Clegz
E. B. Collins
Bethe
Dead Letters Warn Post Office of Lost Mail Toll
The Canadian Post Office Department reveals nearly 2,000,000 dead letters in the first year with over 1,000 registered items valued in the thousands. About 19,450 dollars was recovered. The piece urges careful addressing and a return address to reduce undelivered mail and ease heartbreak and wasted effort.
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Canadian Post Office Department
Post Office Department
Excited Crowds Change Weight on Grandstand Tests
Investigations show excited spectators add pressure on floors. Tests with volunteers rising from chairs or couches increased downward force by 67 to 79 percent and even caused horizontal forces. Engineers must account for this when designing football stadium stands.
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Ing
Civil Aviation Advances In Canada In 1926
The aero branch of the Department of National Defence reports a 50 percent rise in flights and a 43 percent increase in flying time from the previous year. Passenger cargo and mail traffic, reconnaissance, forest sketching, aerial photography, employment, and aircraft numbers all grew, indicating expansion beyond the pioneer stage.
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Canada
Aero Branch
Department of National Defence
Canada’s Grand Carillon News in Ottawa Parliament Tower
The Memorial Tower carillon in Ottawa is hailed as the finest and most complete ever built by Croydon’s bell foundry. Reported to match Big Ben’s bourdon tone, it features 53 bells from a heavy tenor to a light treble and reproduces all kinds of music.
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Canada
Parliament
Ottawa
Croydon
England
Dominion
M. Lefevere
Westminster
Puddings For Desert Two Recipes That Have Been Found Unusually Delicious
Two simple economical pudding recipes attract praise for their dessert versatility. The first uses condensed milk bread crumbs and orange flavor baked in a water bath with a meringue topping, optional cream. The second combines condensed milk tapioca with eggs butter and vanilla, folded into meringue then chilled, with fruit or cream as a topping.
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Bagle Brand
Eagle Brand
Unusual Paris Residents Live in Discarded Boilers
Two elderly Parisian women have inhabited worn out iron boilers for six years, turning the hollow shells into primitive living spaces. They cook with stoves, store food in improvised cupboards, and gather supplies from nearby markets, claiming no real expenses due to their age and thrift.
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Paris
Little Helps For This Week
A Victorian style reflection cautions against small sins and daily laxities. It urges humble, steady habits in everyday duties to stay near God and keep the spirit alive, citing lines from scripture and quips about small faults shaping character.
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Horace Bushnetl
No Better Medicine for Little Ones
A claim of safe effective medicine for babies and small children called Baby's Own Tablets is supported by testimonials from mothers across the country. Mrs Charles Hutt of Tancook Island Nova Scotia says she has used them for ten children over twenty years and recommends them to all mothers. The Dr Williams Medicine Co sells the tablets for 25 cents per box. A new plant at Fstevan aims to produce 750000 tons of fuel annually with a 20 ton per hour unit by December 1. WF A Hartley of Seattle is company president. Also advertised are Worm Exterminator, a wood and metal enamel from cotton solution, Minard's Ointment, and a dye color index of 1460 shades.
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Charles Hutt
Tancook Island
N.S
Fstevan
PF. Sheehan
Seattle
WF. A. Hartley
University of Manitoba Course Offerings and Degrees
The University of Manitoba lists programs across faculties including Arts and Science, Engineering and Architecture, Medicine, Agriculture and Home Economics, and Manitoba Law School. Degrees offered include BA MA BSc BSc (Phar) MBc MSc ABreh and LLB with admission details via Registrar W. J. Spence in Winnipeg.
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Faculty OF Arts and Science
Faculty OF Medicine
F‘s
Faculty OF Agriculture and Home Economics
Manitoba Law School
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