Publication Errors Aimed at Diligent Readers
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Baby embroidery motifs pattern order details
Advertisement for baby embroidery designs featuring lazy daisy flowers in blue for a boy or pink for a girl. Pattern 7230 includes 9 motifs sized 5 by 6 inches. Send 32 cents with name address and pattern number to Household Arts Department, 60 Front Street West, Toronto.
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Household Arts
Department P.pll
Front Street W
Toronto
Summer print dress pattern 16 from Anne Adams Dept
Easy printed pattern 4753 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 includes a square neck breezy skirt. Size 16 requires 4 5 yards of 35 inch fabric. Price fifty cents in coins not accepted, order form asks name and address. Pattern number 16 from Anne Adams Pattern Dept, 6 Front Street, W. Poronte.
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Priet
Anne Adams
Department Ppl
Front Street
W. Poronte
Manitoba development region meet set in Dauphin area
An initial meeting to launch an economic program in the Dauphin Roblin Swan River area occurred May 18 at Dauphin. Hon Gurney Evans minister of industry and commerce called the Dauphin gathering the first phase of a blueprint for development of the Western Development Region. The region spans 30 municipalities and two Local Government Districts along Lake Manitoba and Winnipegosis.
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Dauphin- Roblin
Swan River
Dauphin
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Western Development
Lakeview
Lake Manitoba
Winnipegosis
Minitonas
Shell River
Hillsburg
Shellmouth
Boulton
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Ethelbert, Dauphin
Massey River
Lawrence
Ochre River
Ste. Rose
Glenella
Ethelbert
Roblin Minitonas
Benito
Bowsman
Alonso
Mountain
Park
Economic Research Corporation of Montreal
Manitoba
Roblin
Mr. Evans
W. D. Fallis
Manitoba Hydro
Ed Smee
Manitoba Tourist Association
Katanga Leader Tshombe Arrested in Congo
Moise Tshombe, president of Katanga, sits under arrest in Coquilhatville after attempting to fly home. Joseph Kasavubu says Tshombe will be secretly moved to Leopoldville as authorities detain him.
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Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Coquilhatville
Joseph Kasavubu
Tshombe
Leopoldville
My Pockets by Gordon Bettcher Grade 5
A fifth grade poem from Manstone Public School about a child listing items found in pockets. The speaker neglects chores despite a haul including nails, a screw, string, a feather, a bird feather, a jack knife, a marble, a toad, and a shotgun shell, while wondering why the mother remains cross. The piece combines playful items with a parent-child dynamic and a gentle humor.
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Washiday
Wayne
Mom
Gordon Bettcher
Manstone Public School
Two Old Favorites Jam Tarts and Biscuits
A simple method combines jam tarts with baking powder biscuits. Roll dough to a quarter inch, cut half with a biscuit cutter and half with a doughnut cutter, fill circles with jam, seal, and bake on a greased sheet at 400 degrees F for 15 to 20 minutes.
Glass Coloring In Glassmaking Through Metal Oxides
A description of glass coloring techniques by adding metallic oxides to the melting pot to tint stained glass windows during production.
Let's not talk ourselves into a recession
An editorial argues against blaming downturns on recession rhetoric. It emphasizes that rising costs demand increased production and efficiency, not excuses. The piece warns that optimism can become a self defeating explanation and urges constructive, proactive management to overcome economic challenges.
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Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Canada
Trial of Adolf Eichmann Draws Global Scrutiny
The editor assesses Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem, questioning the defendant's mentality and motives. The piece weighs whether the crimes against six million Jews warrant the death penalty and reflects on German culpability and the trial's implications for civilization.
Emma A Robinson horses' Christmas dinner trust fund ends
A 1932 Kansas widow left 10000 dollars to feed 200 horses each Christmas with oats or corn. Trustees advertised for worthy horses but the pool dwindled as only freeloaders appeared, leading to the fund's abolition.
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Emma A. Robinson
Financial Post
Robinson
Kansas
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