Castle Echoes Departure At Bingley Castle
Ernest Bingley prepares to leave for New York after a brief visit at Bing ley Castle. Rosa and the Earl tease him about his upcoming engagement to Rowena Castle while Crump and Sloat plot a lighthearted farewell. The scene ends with Ernest gifting a miniature and the car arriving for departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Crump
Sloat
Ernest Bingley
Rosa
Miss Castle
Lucy Bingley
Lady Rosa
Rowena
Earl of Bingley
Somersetshire
Jove
Rowena Castle
Chicago
Carl
Idea of Bath in Every Hotel Room Originated by King
Charles C. Ritz recalls that King Edward VII proposed a bath in every hotel room during his visits to Paris. As Prince he stayed at the Bristol, and a bathtub was wheeled to his chamber for a bath. The idea became reality with the Paris Ritz opening in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Edward VII
Charles C. Ritz
Prince of Wales
Paris
Bristol
Royal Chamber
Cesar Ritz
Ritz
Make Ready for Holidaying Pattern 4789
Anne Adams promotes pattern 4789 a versatile three piece junior outfit set for golf tennis and beach wear. Includes blouse shorts and a skirt with a front opening and optional sash and kerchief variations. Available in misses and women sizes with step by step instructions and a price of 20 cents to order from Winnipeg Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
New Operation Method Puts Patients Back On Their Feet
A Roumanian physician Dr Campeanu described a wartime friendly technique in JAMA that allows patients to rise from the operating table and return to activity. From 1934 to 1938 at Brasov clinic, 3,150 patients left beds the day after surgery with no disadvantages. An assistant who had his appendix removed immediately helped at the next operation and then walked about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Bucharest
Campeanu
University of Bucharest
Brasov
Alexandra Peal Bells Gift To British Empire
The ancient Society of College Youths rang the Alexandra Peal at the Imperial Institute on the coronation anniversary. Gifted 50 years ago by Mrs. Elizabeth M. Millar of Melbourne, the ten bells weigh over eight tons and sway the Queen's Tower when pealing. Each bell bears the name of a Royal Family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Ancient Society of
Alexandra
Queen’s
Imperial Institute
Elizabeth M. Millar
Melbourne
Princess of Wales
Institute
Crop rotation noted by Dickson in 1777 Edinburgh
The Romans warned against growing the same crops on the same land for years, while Dickson of Edinburgh first highlighted crop rotation in 1777, stressing soil and yields benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Edinburgh
New German Paint Claims Fireproofing via Nitrogen Salts
A German made paint is claimed to be fireproof through a mix of nitrogen salts and synthetic resin. The claim highlights a chemical approach intended to improve safety in flames or high heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Cies
Seeman
Connell
New York
Bingley Castle
London
Earl
Einest Bingley
Ro—Rowena
Rorowena
Rowena Minerva
Duff
Liniment
Wilson Fly Pad CO
Hamilton
King Edward VII
Europe
Metis
Jsugari
Para
San
Appleford Paper Products Ltd
Winnipeg - Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
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