Discipline In Air Attacks
Major General J. C. Fuller argues in the English Review that air raids show the need for national discipline to prevent panic. He cites totals of bombs dropped, casualties, and economic damage, and notes how nerve and morale affect civilian response and wartime resilience.
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J . C. Fuller
English Review
England
London
Perce Rock Becomes Bird City Draws Thousands
Thousands of tourists visit the Gaspe coast near Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island to see vast colonies of gannets and other sea birds. Sightseers ride sea-going motorboats to view the lofty cliffs and the bea birds nesting on the rock and island ledges from safe vantage points.
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Gaspe Coast
Perce Rock
Bonaventure Island
Perce
Mount Saint-Anne
North America
Great Perce Rock
Hypnotism Said To Boost Virginia Student Grades
Hampden Sydney College psychologist Dr DM Allan reports a study where hypnotic suggestion raised some students from failure to the honor roll and improved others from D to C or B to A. He claimed averages increased by up to 16 points, with emphasis on concentration and reduced exam nerves.
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DM. Allan
Hampden - Sydney College
Virginia Academy of Science
Raspberries In Hawaii Grow Wild Rivaling Golf Balls
Hawaii reports wild raspberries as large as golf balls and described by W. T. Pope of the federal experiment station in Honolulu. Crossbreeding attempts with hardier varieties have so far failed. Also noted is a horse from the Custer massacre mounted and on display at Fort Riley, Kansas, with a lone female firefly carrying a lantern noted.
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Hawaii
W. T. Pope
Federal Experiment Station
Honolulu
Custer
Fort Riley
Kansas
Young Clerk Pranks Stirred Future Prime Minister
A mischievous boy in Stanley Baldwin’s early office teased an old clerk with blotting paper. Baldwin later called the boy and offered a lesson in respect, saying if he were younger and told not to mock, he would promise to stop and keep that promise.
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Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Mr. Baldwin
Pioneering Woman Credited With Daylight Saving Idea
Mrs. Marcus M. Marks who died in New York at 67 is credited with first noticing daylight saving in a German newspaper and suggesting its adoption. Her late husband, a former Manhattan borough president, was called the father of daylight saving. Also notes inventor William Coke created the bowler hat, and Christmas cards for Yuletide greetings began in 1862.
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Marcus M. Marks
New York
Manhattan
Marks
Subject Of Medals Time And A Place For The Wearing Of Decorations
The article discusses medals and their effectiveness tied to when and where worn. It recalls a Western Canadian regiment honor guard during a Duke of Connaught inspection and a soldier wearing a decoration earned for singing in the choir at New Westminster.
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Duke of Connaught
Canada
Soldi
New Westminster
Hamilton Spectator
Wool Growers Plan Competition for Best All-Canadian Wool Suits
The Canadian Wool Growers' Association aims to stage a contest among members for producing the best all-Canadian wool suits for the Dionne quintuplets. Georges Bouchard MP Kamouraska Quebec announced the plan in Toronto. A director appealed to the Handicrafts Association of Canada for help in organizing. Prehistoric footprints have been found 16 000 feet up in the Himalayas by Eric Shipton.
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Canadian Wool Growers’ Association
Georges Bouchard
Kamouraska
Que
Toronto
Bouchard
Handicrafts’ Association of Canada
Himalayas
Eric Shipton
Mount Everest
Tree Planting as a Canadian Civic Duty
John M. Hoskins of Chicago urges Canada to expand tree planting across provinces. He argues forests once shaped the land, warns settlers felled timber for potash, and advocates national bureaus, free tree distribution, and school and Boy Scout involvement to create windbreaks, shade, wildlife habitat, and future timber assets.
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Canada
America
Silce
John M. Hoskins
Chicago
Indian TB campaign aims to cut high death rate
Canada plans a Dominion wide effort to fight tuberculosis among Indians, with the Indian affairs branch and the Canadian Tuberculosis Association coordinating. Dr H W McGill leads the drive, seeking a 12 member committee of medical professionals and lay people. first Ottawa meeting set for the week of June 21, 2203.
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Canada
Indian Affairs Branch
Canadian Tuberculosis Association
H. W. McGill
Mines
Crerar
Canadian Tuberculoss Association
McGill
E L. Stone
Indian Medical Services
Lst
Ottawa
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Franco
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