Anne Adams pattern 4359 offers versatile dainty frock option
A slender Anne Adams frock pattern 4359 suited for any time wear features flare sleeves a curved yoke and a low V neck with unusual tie ends. Designed for novices the pattern includes step by step instructions and offers misses and women's sizes from 16 to 48 with fabric estimates and a mail order address in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Jacob and Joseph’s Reunion and the Goshen Settlement
The lesson recounts Joseph’s brothers bringing news to Pharaoh that Joseph is ruler of Egypt, Jacob’s migration to Egypt with his family to Goshen, their settlement in the land, and Joseph’s death. It notes divine promises, the first Goshen dwelling, and the plan to transport Joseph’s body home to Canaan.
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Jacob
Egypt
Joseph
Pharaoh
Canaan
Goshen
Beersheba
Isaac
Rabbi Herbert
Goldstein
Israel
House of Israel
Promised Land
Canadian Youth Congress trip from Toronto to Ottawa and Montreal
Bob Sim, an Ontario farm boy, reports from Parliament Hill Ottawa after attending the Canadian Youth Congress in Montreal. He notes the diverse youth delegates, government funding for youth rehabilitation, sparse farm representation, and planned letters from Western Canada. He travels 360 miles by road and reflects on Ottawa Valley farming and cheese-making.
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Bob Sim
Ontario
Bob
Montreal
Parlament Hill
Ottawa
Fliveer
Parliament Hill
Agnes Macphail
Toronto
Canada
Oshawa
Hamilton
Ottawa Valley
McCulloughs
World Happenings Briefly Told
Several ships of the navy's America and West Indies Station will spend part of the summer in Canadian waters. Loans under the Dominion Housing Act at June 5 exceeded $8,000,000, Hon. J. Lt. Isley announced. The French air ministry called off the New York Paris air race and awarded prize money to a Paris Damascus Paris route winner. Exchange visits between thousands of German and French children were announced at Rotary International's 20th convention. Ontario premier Hepburn unveiled a provincial plan for compulsory tuberculosis treatment. U S unemployment fell to 6,981,000 in April, the lowest for a summer month since 1931. Stanley Baldwin became Earl Baldwin and chose Viscount Corve- Gale as a second title. Covedale in Shropshire is near Much Wenlock, Baldwin family's origin. Canadian Pacific Railway to order two new liners for Australia service if guarantees come. The London Gazette said the king appointed The Duchess of Gloucester and The Duchess of Kent to the Imperial Order of the Crown of India.
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Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Stanley Baldwin
Earl Baldwin
Edward Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canada
Antipodes
Soviet North Pole expedition Finds Bird Life Closer To Pole
The Schmidt party at an outpost near the earth's axis reported spotting a guillemot, a black and white seabird common along north Atlantic coasts, while a Moscow zoo scientist said birds often signal nearby land, suggesting possible undiscovered land in the polar sea.
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North Pole
Pole
Polar Sea
Otto J. Schmidt
Earth
Axis
North Atlantic
Moscow Zoo
Silver Hoard Found Near Rakoczyn Bears Saxon King Inscription
Peasants digging in a field near Rakoczyn uncover a hoard of silver coins inscribed Ethelbert Dux Angiorum. Ethelbert ruled in 858 to 866 during a Viking raid era affecting England and the Baltic region.
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Ethelbert Dux
Rakoczyn
Ethelbert
England
Baltic Countries
Famous Musician Visits West on Summer Tour
Sir Ernest MacMillan, principal of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, will conduct mid summer exams in Vancouver and New Westminster and visit Winnipeg Calgary Victoria Edmonton Saskatoon and Regina. He will then guest conduct the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia Park on July 2 3 and 4 with Jose Sturbi as soloist. His London Symphony Orchestra engagement for July 8 is canceled due to the Chicago dates. He has accepted adjudicator duties at the Royal National Eisteddfod in Machynlleth Wales August 2 to 7 and will conduct several BBC broadcasts.
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Ernest MacMillan
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Vancouver
Calgary
New Westminster
Sir Ernest
Winnipeg
Victoria
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Chicago
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Symphony
Ravinia Park
Frederick Stork
Jose Sturbi
London Symphony Orchestra
London
England
Machynlleth
Wales
British Isles
British Broadcasting Corporation
Real estate agent reports sale of 20 acres near White Rock to frog farmer
T H Barbaree of New Westminster says he sold 20 acres near the international boundary at White Rock to a French-Canadian frog farmer who plans to stock the ranch with eastern frogs as foundation stock for Western Canada's first table frog farm. He would not name the buyer.
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T. H. Barbaree
New Westminster
White Rock
B.C
Human eyes pressed into service by modern machinery
Eye work grows tougher as machines proliferate and speed rises demand sharper vision from workers.
Poland Rail Network Length Report
Poland operates a rail system totaling sixteen thousand miles in rough measure with a cited figure of thirteen thousand four hundred ninety one miles for main lines and a secondary figure of two thousand two hundred seven miles.
Dietitians Shape Public Health In Canadian Talk
Prof Grant Fleming of McGill University told delegates in Montreal at the Canadian Dietetic Association's second annual convention that nutrition is vital to disease prevention and health promotion. He argued public health can prevent a third of deaths and that mental and physical health are closely linked, with dietitians spreading knowledge on balanced diets and proper food preparation.
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Grant A. Fleming
McGill University
Montreal
Canadian Dietetic Association
Fleming
Isolation makes nations, individuals alike, wary of borders
A New York Post opinion notes that true isolation is as impossible for a nation as for a man living at Forty second and Broadway. It suggests Hitler's rise and the arms race may influence a Queens real estate man and a builder's plans for low cost housing in slum areas.
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Forty-second
Broadway
New York Post
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Queens
Magistrate Jokes With Speeder in Court
A magistrate teases a motorist charged with speeding as the defendant offers a self-deprecating story. The exchange opens with a quip about having several excuses, inviting a light moment in court.
Adventurous life of Charles Goodyear ends in Winnipeg
The 85 year old Charles Goodyear, born in Hertford England, left at 16 for the United States. He fought with the French in the Franco Prussian war, worked with Buffalos Bills Wild West Show, trapped animals for Carl Hagenbeck in South Africa, joined the Australian gold rush, and served in the South African war before malaria sent him to Manitoba in 1906. He later speculated in real estate, making and losing a fortune.
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Charles Goodyear
Winnipeg
Hertford
England
United States
Wyoming
Buffalo Bills
Berlin
Carl Hagenback
South Africa
South America
Manitoba
Won Contest Easily by Entertaining with Piggiest Thing
Lulu Nethaway of Sargent Nebraska won a contest offering a prize to the person with the piggiest thing. She entered a list of roles she has held including actress author chiropodist dramatic coach entertainer governess investigator masseuse model music teacher pianist practical nurse radio announcer reporter saleslady saxophonist seamstress typist and usher.
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Lulu Nethaway
Sargent
Nebraska
Identifying Livestock Improves Stamp and Ownership
The Farmer's Advocate notes some men cannot recognize their own cattle even after months on pasture. Ear tags from the Health of Animals Branch have helped identify animals on many occasions. A born stockman can tell each animal by its breed and markings whether tagged or not.
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Josephs
Canadian Youth Congress
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Quebec City
Navy
America and West Indies
Canadian
Rotary International
London Gazette
Duchess of Gloucester
Duchess of Kent
Queen Maud of
Norway
Sir Ernest MacMillan
British Columbia
Poland
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