Backache Relief Promised by Kidney Liver Pills
An old advertisement notes backache stemming from cold dampness or vehicle strain, common to workers like farmers and truck drivers. It touts Chase's Kidney Liver Pills, claiming they stimulate liver and kidneys to purify the blood and reduce pain and fatigue.
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Chase
Haces Kntney
Canada’s postwar role in aiding food and housing abroad
Dr Chase’s ic Pills notes Canada’s wartime resilience and ongoing duty alongside the United States and South American nations to supply food and aid housing recovery in nations damaged by war. It stresses the importance of Canadian wheat exports and the housing shortage in affected countries.
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Canada
United States
World lumber shortage hampers postwar reconstruction
The UN FAO study finds a serious global lumber shortage affecting housing and railways. Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East have depleted supplies. the United States reports record low stocks. Britain faces an even graver position, while Canada remains relatively sound.
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United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
Europe
Middle East
Far East
United States
Britain
Canada
Canadian Forests to Boost Production After War
Sir John Boyd Orr cites deforestation and poor forest management as causes of shortages. The FAO urges large Canadian forest improvement programs to improve future management and provide wartime to peacetime employment, boosting lumber supply for Canada and dependent nations.
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John Boyd Orr
F.A.O
Canada
Spider with human like face found in temple near Peiping
A Buddhist temple near Peiping reported a newly hatched spider about the size of an apple. The creature reportedly has a white face with eyebrows, nose and mouth, while the rest is black with eight legs. A priest found it in a pear tree and placed it in a jar for study.
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Hsin Sheng Pao
Peiping
Passenger pigeon extinction and last specimen at Smithsonian
The passenger pigeon vanished in North America within a century as the last known bird died at Cincinnati Zoo on September 1, 1914. The final specimen is now mounted in the Smithsonian Institution.
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North America
Cincinnati Zoo
Smithsonian Institution
Corn Kernel Rows Feature Even Count on Ear
A claim states that a typical ear of corn has an even number of kernel rows. The statement emphasizes regularity in kernel arrangement and implies a standard pattern in corn anatomy.
Gems of Thought on Prosperity and Virtue
A collection of aphorisms on wealth and virtue from Tacitus Bacon I Timothy Lew Wallace and others. The sayings warn that prosperity tests character and that adversity cultivates fortitude, temperance, humility, and usefulness.
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Bacon
Price Control And Rationing Information
Q and A on Beaver to Buffalo coupon exchanges invalid after October 31 meat and butter coupons Q1 to Q4 M51 to M55 R18 to R21 B26 to B28 and evaporated milk coupons remain valid. Hairnets stay under ceiling. imported subsidy removed raising price. Grade A turkeys wholesale price up 21 cents a pound from September 3 nationwide. Send questions or request pamphlets to Wartime Prices and Trade Board office.
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oOo QI
Prices Board
Canada
Consumers' News
Prices and Trade Board
Smile a While and Witty Sayings Parade
A collection of jokes and quips about weddings, marriage, work, and family. A guest jokes about being eliminated in the semi finals at a negro wedding while a man dressed well sighs. A line about schooling moths and learning from experience appears with tales of Irishmen, a widow, debtors and creditors, and a father choosing a triplet.
Cameras Take Over Race Finishing Evidence at Tracks
Races increasingly rely on camera finishes as judges' eyes pale beside the lens. Since 1935 the film provides decisive results, reducing disputes over dead heats and payouts. Stewards now review footage of every inch of the track to determine placements.
Longevity Secret From 93 year old Boston Soldier
In Ottawa Sgt Daniel Byrd Hoskins Power, 93, veteran of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston, claims water and eggs are the secret of long life. He drinks water all day and says it is nature’s medicine surpassing doctors.
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Ottawa
Daniel Byrd Hoskins Power
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Connecticut Soldier Marries Italian Bride Amid Language Gap
Sgt. Gerald McGee of Bridgeport, N J, 24, married Pia Cossori, 21, in Italy. He says she understands English but cannot speak it, while he understands her Italian but cannot speak it.
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Connecticut
Gerald McGee
Bridgeport
N.J
Pia Cossori
Aluminum Nails Help Ease Shortage With Light Yet Strong Build
Aluminum nails up to four inches are now produced to relieve nail shortages and reportedly offer greater shearing strength than steel. They are lighter to carry, with a 34 pound keg versus 130 pounds for steel, and cost differences are small. The note adds that platinum remained undiscovered until the 16th century.
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