Drowning Dangers Emphasized Across Prairie Waters
A public advisory warns seasonal drownings rise with wetter western rivers and deeper sloughs. It urges swimming and canoeing skills, life saving training, and adult supervision, noting urban facilities exist but rural areas lack ready aid and instruction.
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St. John Ambulance Association
Y.M.C.A
Buddy the Seeing Eye dog dies after 10 years of service
Morristown New Jersey seen as Seeing Eye Organization mourns the death of Buddy a female German shepherd and one of Morris Frank’s earliest Seeing Eye dogs. Buddy died at the Morristown kennels after ten years of guiding the blind and saving Frank’s life in 1932. The article notes Frank’s gratitude and Buddy’s long service traveling 150000 miles and returning from Chicago for her home death. Canada Health League urges preventive medicine and higher health spending.
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Morristown
N.J
Buddy
Morris S. Frank
Frank
Chicago
Seeing Eye Organization
Canada
Health League of Canada
League
Rowell Commission
Britain Builds War Stock With Whale Oil Purchases
Health Campaign purchases boost Britain's food and oil reserves as a Norwegian whale oil ring ships 34 000 tons from a Holland tank with a 458000 pound value. Oliver Stanley prepares to outline the essential commodities reserve bill authorizing stockpiling and purchases to bolster supplies while MPs consider storage ideas in coal mines and limestone caves.
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Great Britain
Norway
Holland
Denmark
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Commons
England
House built around tree stump in Pasan Arkansas
A Pasan Arkansas house was built around a tree stump that now functions as both table and kitchen cabinet with compartments carved from the wood. A lion’s tail bears a small horned spur at its tip, once thought to spur the animal into action.
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Pasan
Ark
Children at Work Prompt Mother Over Jones Claim
In a garden scene two young siblings work while the elder directs. The younger calls for their mother to intervene, saying Jones thinks he is a woman.
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Jones
Rice a Festive Food for Yangtze Poor in Report
A recent report states that rice remains a semi luxury for about 150 million people in China's Yangtze Valley, who eat it mainly on festive occasions. The finding highlights widespread hunger and economic disparity amid regional abundance.
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Yangtze Valley
China
Tested Recipes By Katharine Baker
Simple fruit jelly desserts and a beet and bacon supper plate are outlined. The jelly mold desserts use pineapple and bananas with marshmallows, while a lemon jelly includes horse radish and beets. Serves ten with a light supper plan of bacon toast and jelly mold.
Sailor Killed by Plane as Ship Taxis in Nagoya Bay
An unusual accident leaves a sailor aboard a steamship in Nagoya bay dead after a passenger plane with five aboard strikes the topmast during taxiing. The plane dives into the sea but all five aboard are saved. Iodine discovery history notes a 1811 French chemist who treated calcium nitrate with seaweed ashes.
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Nagoya Bay
This Club Is Different Claimed to be Unique in Europe
A Jugoslavian club of disillusioned bachelors bans any solitude with women, threatening fines or expulsion. A manifesto urges men to act tough in all female contact, aiming to spark a national movement. Five of six Toronto women say removing hats in elevators is unnecessary etiquette.
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Europe
Kraljev
Jugoslavia
Bachelors of Jugoslavia
Toronto
Mule Reference Draws Compliment in Local Talk
A brief exchange notes a mule that has not kicked the speaker yet but has kicked the area where Ab recently stood. The remark implies the animal is temperamental and keeps a wary distance from the prior location.
Why Scouting Is Valuable
Msgr. T. W. Morton told 200 guests at a Winnipeg banquet that Scouting is wholesome and unique among youth movements. He warned against partial citizens and cited Hitler’s early move to dismantle scouts to stress the value of Scout training and badges for practical trades.
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Msgr
T. W. Morton
Boy Scouts’ Association of Canada
Winnipeg
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Austria
Giant prehistoric tooth found in Chiswick swamp
Workmen digging foundations for a building uncover a giant pre historic elephant tooth in a swamp at Chiswick England. The tooth measures about eight inches long five inches high and three and a half inches across and weighs nearly four pounds.
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Chiswick
England
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