Urges Youth To Seek Future In Canada
Montreal's Outremont mayor urges high school core class to pursue future in Canada rather than crossing the border. He argues Canada offers vast opportunity and needs young talent, contrasting Canada’s still untapped potential with the overdone American scene. He highlights pride in prairies, Rockies, cities, rivers, and a national belief in Canada’s promise.
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Montreal
United States
Canada
Romuald Ique
Outremont
Ogents
High School of
United States of America
Bourque
Rockies
Canadian Writer A German Arrested For Secret Plane
A German-Canadian writer was arrested for secretly building an airplane in a garage. The charge highlights covert aircraft construction linked to wartime concerns.
Detroit burglar admits 98 thefts in city crimes
A Detroit burglar confessed to police that he had carried out 98 burglaries. He described his progression from ground floor to upper story break ins as he nears what would be his third degree of criminal sophistication.
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Detroit
Read Your Newspaper, Path to Respect and Wealth
Aimed at promoting reading, the piece extols newspapers as educators that build knowledge, influence taste, and can improve finances. It cites Will Rogers as example, urges gifting subscriptions, and urges readers to value timely, readable press over lengthy texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Will Rogers
Highest Atlantic coast peak on Todt Hill Staten Island
Todt hill in Staten Island rises to 430 feet above sea level, the highest point on the Atlantic coast south of Maine. The record stands as its notable elevation marking a geographic high.
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Atlantic
Maine
Todt Hill
Staten Island
Liquor Declared Not Stimulant
Chicago reports a medical consultant stating alcohol does not stimulate the nervous system. Small doses may create a feeling of well being and self confidence but degrade judgment and self criticism. The narcotic action on inhibitions dulls responsibility, misleading some drinkers into thinking they perform better when drunk.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Primidrinker
Panama Canal Opens to Navigation in 1911
The Panama Canal was opened to navigation on August fifteenth, 1911, marking a milestone in global maritime trade as ships began to traverse the shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The event followed years of construction and international interest, with the United States steering the project under the engineering leadership of John Frank Stevens and later George W. Goethals.
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Panama Canal
Color Tips For Brighter Living In Home Décor
A pastel gallery of suggestions to brighten interiors with color. An apple green fence and orange Monte Cristo tulips enliven the garden while gunmetal grey walls and a matching floor create a moody entrance hall. Accent with sugar pink, deep rose, tile-red, and lemon yellow textures.
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Monte Cristo
Gems and Green Decor: Quotes and Room Ideas
A collage of literary thoughts on culture and refinement followed by decor tips emphasizing green color schemes. The text blends quotations from Powys Novalis and Seneca with room-by-room color guidance for living spaces, including greens, purples, and neutral tones.
Birthday party in airliner celebrates four year old
Edward Pearson, son of a tea planter in India, marked his fourth birthday with a party mid-flight between Karachi and Calcutta. The airplane lounge was reserved with ice cream cake hats and party decorations for guests aged 15 months to seven.
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Edward Pearson
India
Karachi
Calcutta
Indian Market
Non-Carbohydrate Diets May Cut Tooth Decay
Dr. A B Sutherland argues in Health that reducing sugars and starches can greatly lower cavities though calories and availability require occasional carbohydrates. He notes two week drastic carb reduction lowers lactobacilli and enamel erosion, with effects lasting months after resuming normal diet. sugar denial offers greatest public benefit.
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A. B. Sutherland
In Health
The
Health League of Canada
Sutherland
Sudbury, Ont
Department of Health
Shop Still Serving Buckingham Palace
In London a small Piccadilly shop sorts the King's morning newspapers at 6 49 and delivers them to Buckingham Palace gates at 7 15 daily. Manager James Gibbons notes royal custom dating back before his 40 years with May and Williams. The King Queen two princesses Prince Philip and palace officials are served. monthly bills go to the Lord Chamberlain.
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London
Piccadilly
Buckingham Palace
James Gibbons
May and Williams
Queen Victoria
Prince Philip
Andorra Issues First Air Mail Stamp Spotlighting Mountain Goats
Andorra unveils its first air mail stamp featuring mountain goats as part of a broader history of stamps issued under French and Spanish administration. The tiny Pyrenees republic relies on philatelic revenue, with past issues showing churches, coats of arms, and mountain scenery. New issues from Algeria Austria Philippines Brazil Surinam Norway noted. Ed note invites readers to sell Canadian Newfoundland or British North American stamps to Mr. Pratt Kuhn in Toronto.
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Andorra
Pyrenees Mountains
France
Spain
General Council
Republic
Algeria
Austria
Philippines
International Junior Chambers of Commerce
Brazil
Cardinal Arcoverde de Albuquerque Cavalcante
Surinam
Surtax
Cancer Fund
Norway
Pratt Kuhn
Wellington St. W
Toronto
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Milady
Central Press Canadian
Telling
Central Press
Dept of Nasional Health
J. C. Powys
Novalis
Greville
Seneca
Matthew Arnold
Mary Baker Eddy
Quality
Glasgow Bulletin
Winston
James Montagnes
Imperial
Pbiatelle
T. Eaton Co., Ltd
Korea
Universal Postal Union
Cyrenaica
Ceylon
Sarawak
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