Western Stock Growers Meet Heads to Calgary in June
The 44th annual Western Stock Growers' Association convention will be held in Calgary on June 13 and 14. The event follows reports of other wartime measures and international actions affecting British, Canadian, and German spheres, including troop duties and casualty protocols.
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Western Stock Growers’ Association
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Nazi Bomber Crippled After Attack on Trawler
A London press report calls the North Sea incident a great tribute to a nation at war. A raiding Nazi bomber attacked an unarmed trawler, was crippled by a British pursuit plane, and forced to land. The German airmen were rescued by the very trawler they had attacked and later interned after praising British rescue.
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Halifax Herald
London
North Sea
Allied Victory Leader Sees Toronto Visit and Air Training Hope
Major General Sir William Glasgow, Australian High Commissioner in Canada, visited Toronto and praised the Commonwealth Air Training Advisory Council. He predicted Cerada would boast one of the world’s great aerial transport systems after the war and expressed confidence in Allied air superiority over Germany.
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Canada
Toronto
Commonwealth Air Training Advisory Council
William
Cerada
Centenary of the Penny Black stamp celebrated worldwide
War weary nations mark the 100th birthday of the Penny Black first used May 6 1840. Britain issues a four stamp commemorative set while Royal Philatelic Society exhibits in London. Canadian and U S collectors host meetings. El Salvador issued a special postal issue. The article traces Hill and Chandler claims to the postage stamp's origin and notes Britain still bears no country name on its stamps.
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Britain
Royal Philatelic Society
London Museum
King George
Canada
United States
el Salvador
Rowland Hill
United Kingdom
Hill
James Chandler
Dundee
Queen Victoria
Pioneer
Trouble Lies In Perspective
Brantford Expositor argues against romanticizing past literary and artistic high points. It notes Shakespeare was unique, compares modern writers and painters to historic masters, and cautions that time’s glamour may inflate fame while inspiring current talent.
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Bernard Shaw
Avon
Rafael Sanzio
Francesca
el Greco
Brantford Expositor
Born Without Arms Author William R. Watson In Montreal
William R. Watson a Scottish born author lawyer and musician travels Canada lecturing for service clubs. Living in Toronto he writes with his toes and discusses his 90 000 word last book longfoot and his rehabilitation ideas for war maimed soldiers.
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Wiliam R. Watson
Montreal
Service Club
Watson
Scotland
Toronto
Canada
University of Alberta
Alberta
Gardening in the smaller garden with flagstone paths
The article advises creating lawn paths with flagstones sunk flush and edged to keep traffic away from flower beds. It explains soil work, humus, and drainage, plus using rotted leaves to loosen clay and weekly watering for window boxes. It also notes intensive planting in small spaces and guidance for plant selection and shelter until establishment.
Selected Recipes for Lemon Jell-O Mold
Dissolve lemon Jell-O in hot water then add vinegar and salt. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold in shredded cabbage diced apples and chopped sweet pickles. Turn into molds and chill until firm. Unmold on crisp lettuce. Serves six.
Traditional Christmas Plum Pudding Recipe Summary
Combine grated carrot and potato with bread crumbs raisins currants and corn syrup. Add brown sugar suet sour milk baking soda flour spices then mix. Steam in buttered dish for three hours for a larger portion or less time for smaller portions.
Clever Young Salesman Opens with Daring Reply
A witty exchange hints at a bold job applicant asking if a firm has an opening for a clever salesman and the response cautions not to slam the door on the way out, implying quick wit and resilience in job seeking.
England Relies Heavily on Imported Butter
Only about ten percent of the butter consumed in England is home produced, signaling a heavy dependence on imports for the nation’s dairy needs.
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England
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans Spanned by 15000 Miles of Cables
A historical note states nearly 15,000 miles of submarine cables connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The figure reflects expansive 20th century telecommunication networks linking distant regions and major coastal hubs.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Soft Slimming Jacket Dress Pattern 4442 by Anne Adams
Illusion of slenderness and easy grace in a soft afternoon dress pattern 4442 by Anne Adams. Full bodice with shoulder shirring or waist darts, slimming front panel, and optional contrasting bolero. Available in sizes 34 through 48, fabric needs 31½ yards at size 36. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Angler's Triumph Ends With Aunt's Prickly Advice
An ardent angler spent four hours battling a huge salmon before landing it. He carried the catch home in ecstasy and told his aunt of the triumph. She paused knitting and asked why he did not cut the string to get rid of the brute.
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Ecstacy
Arthur
Niagara Falls Moved Upstream Seven Miles in Twenty Thousand Years
Geological note reports Niagara Falls advancing upstream by seven miles over the last twenty thousand years. The gradual shift reflects erosional processes shaping the falls and river gorge through long term geological activity.
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Niagara Falls
Jeremiah 31 32 Devotional on the New Covenant and Heart Writing
The lesson centers on Jeremiah 31 31 34 and Luke 22 14 20, presenting the new covenant written on hearts instead of tablets. Jehovah remains faithful to a faithless nation, promising forgiveness and direct access to God for all, with Hebrews 8 10 and 8 6 13 cited to support the idea.
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Jeremiah
Sinai
Israel
Isaiah
Jehovah
Robert W. Rogers
God
Manitoba Red Cross Sends 21 War Aid Shipments
Since April 30 the Manitoba Division of the Red Cross forwarded 21 cases overseas containing 900 woollen scarves 300 seamen s scarves 250 seamen s pullovers 480 pairs wool socks 500 83 inch bandages 463 4 inch bandages 462 bed sheets 1992 pillow cases 4000 wipes and 1630 compresses Ontario aside Manitoba appears to lead in total cases sent.
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Manitoba
The
Red Cross
Ontario
Fire and Explosion Inquest Ends After Seven Months
The London inquest into a deadly fire and explosion concluded after seven months. The jury heard 1 674 000 words of evidence and was exempted from further duty for life as compensation for their service.
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London
Propaganda Not New in Ancient Warfare, London Historian Says
A London historian argues that propaganda is ancient, noting that in earlier wars messages were attached to arrows and fired at enemies, showing persistent use of persuasive messaging in conflict.
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London
Valenza Jewellers Preserve Old Guild Craft Across Centuries
The piece notes Valenza Italy with 180 family workshops making artistic jewellery using gold platinum silver and stones. It describes daily material delivery, lack of a central vault, and long guild-like tradition with generational succession. It also shifts to skiing history and Library Valley petroglyphs near Phoenix, and then demographic birth order studies.
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Piedmont
Valenza
Public Health Leaders Cite U S Health Gains and Smallpox Warning
Surgeon General Thomas Parran says Americans are the healthiest people in the world with 1938 marking the lowest death rate ever at 106 per thousand. He warns smallpox cases in 1938 and 1939 are a national disgrace and stresses vaccination as essential to ending smallpox. The United States and Canada show similar health profiles, with preventable diseases remain key threats despite advances in medicine.
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Thomas Parran
United States Public Health Service
Parran
United States
Canada
India
Editorial Note On McCullough Cancer Articles
Readers may obtain the complete set of Dr McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ontario.
RCMP Warns Vigilance Needed Despite No Sabotage Yet
Commissioner S T Wood notes Canada remains free of sabotage as RCMP and allied forces prevent enemy activity. He cites internment of enemy aliens and the limited scale of Canada’s war effort as reasons no Fifth Column has emerged. He warns against complacency through wartime vigilance.
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Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
Defence Department
S. T. Wood
Germany
Dominion
Considered Compliment in India Dancer Ra gini Devi Says
Ra gini Devi, an Indian dancer, says the greatest compliment for a woman is walking like an elephant. In America people say clumsy 28 an elephant, but Indian women aim for majestic carriage and aristocratic glide of the pachyderm. There are no penguins in the wild State in the northern hemisphere.
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India
Ragini Devi
America
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