Oslo the city with a generous heart featured on North Cape Cruise
The article extols Oslo as the city with a generous heart while detailing a Cunard Caronia North Cape Cruise from New York on June 29. It highlights Oslo's forests lakes and fjords, royal strolling amid 600 900 inhabitants, and friendly transit conductors aiding passengers. It frames Norway and Oslo as healthy, hospitable, and open to visitors seeking Scandinavian charm.
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Norway
Ibsen
Peer Gynt
North Cape
Cunard
Caronia
Porta
Morway
Oslo
Osso
New York
London
Paris
Prairie Provinces Discuss Drought Warning Plans
Agriculture officials from Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba met in Regina to consider a joint drought warning for farmers. They urged more forage and heavier summer fallow to reduce drought risk, noting rain in April May could alter the outlook.
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Agriculture Departments
Prairie Provinces
Regina
Hepworth Ontario Name Origin Story
The town founder John Piows aimed to name Hepworth Ep worth after John Wesley's birthplace in England. His Cockney pronunciation altered the spelling to Hepworth, shaping the village's name in Ontario.
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John Piows
Ontario
Hepworth
Epworth
John Wesley
Engl
Piows
Manitoba pilots hospital routine training for home nurses
Civil defence in Manitoba sponsors hospital routine courses for home nurses to support registered staff during emergencies. Under St John Ambulance supervision, 10 students receive 42 hours of lectures and on‑the‑ward practice across Winnipeg and Selkirk facilities.
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Manitoba
Civil Defence Branch
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Gurney Evans
Canada
Children’s Hospital
Deer Lodge Hospital
Winnipeg
Selkirk General Hospital
Selkirk
St. John Ambulance
Brigade
Miss A. Maloney
Deer Lodge
First Experimental Farm Established at Ottawa in 1886
The first federal government experimental farm was set up at Ottawa in 1886 by Wham Saunders. He later collaborated with his son Sir Charles Saunders to develop Marquis wheat.
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Ottawa
Wham Saunders
Sir Charles Saunders
Sixty four community pastures built in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
The P.F.R.A. reports completion of sixty four community pastures in Manitoba and Saskatchewan by end of 1960. Total construction cost exceeded $5,800,000 and the agency also operates the pastures.
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P.F.R.A
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Printed Pattern 4666 for Misses Size 16
Town tailored style features a Dandy collar and single V neck with mock pockets. Pattern 4666 offers misses sizes 12 to 20 and requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send forty cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto with name and address.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Growing up amid rules and rough peers in childhood
A reflective piece recalls a harsh childhood shaped by constant rules and bullying from older kids, teachers, and siblings. It argues true growth comes from intelligent discipline, genuine love, and the community's care, shaping insights that endure into adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Gracie
R.R.C. Iouder
The Ignorant Pup and the Dynamic Wages Debate
An Intelligent Human warns a young, impulsive learner about the absurd cycle of wage and price raises. The Pup insists on showing a point, while the wiser figure notes the futility of endless oscillation and calls out the foolishness of the exchange.
Macy says newspapers drive sales for chain
The Macy & Company president told the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association that 84 papers support their advertising and the firm operates 36 stores in America. The editor notes this tribute shows newspapers moving goods quickly, benefiting both manufacturers and retailers through advertising.
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R. H. Macy and Company
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Macy's
Macy
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