Earthquake at State U Brings Lovers Close Despite Spiders
In a State University tale, geologist Betty Paige and astronomer Mark Follison face a wedding crisis when Betty’s pet tarantulas and a sneaking Bucko the spider threaten their future. An earthquake scare forces a risky reunion and a reconciled future.
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Mark Follison
Betty Paige
Mark
Betty
State U
Bucko
Prisons in Italy Open to Breakouts and Break-ins
In Italy prisons are easy to enter and exit compared with other nations. Recent weeks have seen partisans breaking in to free prisoners or kill foes and inmates escaping with or without guards’ help. The latest issue concerns the Regina Coeli revolt in Rome where about 2,500 prisoners seized the facility but have not yet escaped.
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Signor Togliatti
Regina Coeli
Rome
Manchester Guardian
Chocolate Cornflake Squares and Spiced Citrus Fizz
A recipe set includes chocolate cornflake squares with shortening sugar eggs and cocoa and a spiced citrus punch. The dense dessert mixes corn flakes and nuts, bakes to firm squares, yielding 12 two inch pieces. The drink combines orange juice lemon rind and juice pineapple juice water spices sugar honey and ginger ale for about 24 glasses.
British airship B-34 crosses Atlantic to New York
The British dirigible B-34 landed in New York on July 6 1919 becoming the first craft of its type to cross the Atlantic.
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New York
Atlantic
Weathered Tales From Across Canada In Wartime Notes
A compilation of short items from Ontario to Saskatchewan notes farm yields in West Gara raxa and Bloomingdale, a meteorological balloon return from Giscome, V J Day celebrations at Hanna and Wauqu, and patriotic displays in Kamsack and Moose Jaw. Also reports strip mine coal output near Taber and Grassy Lake, a fatal collision near Watford, and reflections from municipal papers on politics and potatoes.
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Walter Quarrie
West Gara
Raxa Township
Ontario
Bloomingdale
Chas. Paulist
Giscome
B.C
Prince Rupert
Kamsack
Sask
C.N.R
Moose Jaw
A. V. Wallstein
Kirkland Lake
Ont
T. Miller
A. K. McLay
Cape Chin
Hanna
Alta
Chin Lee
Guelph
V-J
Manitoba
Alberta
Taber
Grassy Lake
Eyremore
Camrose
Helen Cameron
Watford
Donald Cameron
Yarmouth
Cross Creek
N.S
Amhurstburg
The
Echo
Newsy Journal
Harrow
Canada
A. W. Blowes
Mitchell
Killarney
Navy introduces pre cooked meals for sea journeys
The Navy with the Naval Air Transport Service reveals quick frozen pre cooked meals for ocean crossings. Each unit contains meat and two vegetables on lacquered cardboard plates and heats in 15 minutes using a dedicated six meal oven.
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Navy Department
Naval Air Transport Service
Queens Village
Leo Cullinane
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
Northland expansion drives Arctic food production
Dr. E. S. Archibald notes that initial settlers and government support built Experimental Stations that expanded into sub-stations, pushing northern food production toward the Arctic. He says commercial export limits fade as transportation reaches farther north, aiding mining, fisheries, and fur industries in isolated northern communities.
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Canada
Northlands
Dominion
E. S. Archibald
Dominion Experimental Farms Service
Arctic
North Country
Revolutionary coin-in-the-slot soda machine
The device by C. C. Bradley and Son of Syracuse New York stores syrup in bulk and carbonates water automatically when a coin is deposited. It mixes ingredients at the proper ratio and dispenses drink in a paper cup. One filling can produce forty thousand cups.
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C. C. Bradley and Son
Syracuse
N.Y
Japan War Ending Debate Sparks Editorial Viewpoints
The piece argues Japan’s defeat is hastened not by the atomic bomb alone but by Russia’s entry into the war. It notes Hiroshima and Nagasaki residents may dispute the stance with the Guide editor, reflecting contested wartime narratives.
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Japan
Russia
Hiroshima
Nakasaki
Historic Engine 374 Returns to Vancouver for Final Rest
The historic Engine 374, first to snake a train into Vancouver, arrived to a reunion with BC pioneers who welcomed its 58 year earlier arrival marking the CPR completion. The CPR has donated the engine to Vancouver and it will rest in Stanley Park.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
C.P.R
Stanley Park
Button Front Pattern 4858 for Easy Sew Frock
Pattern 4858 features a button front frock in sizes 14 through 42. Size 16 requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric plus 1 yard contrast. ordering instructed with 20 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McLermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
European universities reopen after occupation closes
After occupation era closures, European universities resume. Nijmegen Catholic University has resumed work, Amsterdam Free University begins enrolling students, Prague and Brno host a large rally marking reopening, and four Italian universities are set to reopen soon.
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Holland
Catholic University of
Hem-Reid Piles Cure Promised With Money-Back Guarantee
An advertising notice offers Hem-Reid as an internal remedy for sore itching piles sold by druggists in Canada. It promises quick relief from itching and pain and claims tumors heal with continued use, including a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. The sponsor cites over 20 years in business.
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Canséa
Hem-Reid
Canada
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