Pope Pius to aid Santander children with 300000 lire
The Vatican will provide 300000 lire for relief of Santander children, according to insurgent authorities. In related items, two women were shot at Leongrad after a court martial found them guilty of poisoning a children's home meal.
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Duke of Windsor Crest Adopts Prince of Wales Symbol
Edward the Duke of Windsor uses a coat of arms featuring the Prince of Wales coronet with Maltese crosses and fleur de lis. The octagonal ribbon motif modernizes the historic garter emblem, reflecting his belonging to the Knights of the Garter by birth.
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Ontario Jokers Fined For Car Jest
In an Ontario town two men mocked a friend by moving a parked car. They found the wrong vehicle, were arrested, and the charge shifted from theft to taking a car without consent. They paid a $10 fine plus costs. The magistrate warned jokers to exercise discrimination.
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Britons Scale Four Highest Mountains in 27 Hours
Three young Britons set an endurance record by climbing Ben Nevis in Scotland, Seafell Pike, Snowden, and Curran Tuohill within 27 hours. They began at 7 p.m., reached the Ben Nevis summit, drove 150 miles to Seafell Pike, then to Snowden, flew to Ireland for Curran Tuohill, and finished the ascent by 10 p.m., returning in darkness.
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Anne Adams Pattern 4557 for Misses and Women Frock
Anne Adams Pattern 4557 offers a versatile autumn frock with sweeping lines and tailored sleeves. Sizes 14 to 42, fabric 39 inch width needed for size 16 is 3 1/2 yards. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and costs 20 cents plus mail order to Winnipeg Pattern Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Seagram Gold Cup awaits second name on scroll
The Seagram Gold Cup memoirs the Canadian Open starting September 9 at St Andrews Golf Club Toronto. Lawson Little won last year with a 271 total to capture the cup and its inaugural prize, symbolizing a landmark in his pro career.
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Cairo
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Canadian Adventure: Bob Sim's Ontario Farm Boy Journey
Bob Sim chronicles a Canadian trip from Little River in the Kootenay Valley to Banff and the E. P. Ranch. He notes Doukhobor unrest, new Canadian diversity, and the contrasts between drought farmers and Banff elites. He reflects on citizenship, hospitality, and the demoralizing effect of tourism on farmers.
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Unity and Monotheism in Jewish Shema and Home Teachings
Sermon discusses the Shema as a declaration of monotheism and Jehovah's uniqueness, contrasting ancient polytheism. It cites Deuteronomy 6 and 11, 1 Timothy, and biblical duty to teach God’s words at home, stressing continual verbal reinforcement and remembrance. It quotes philosophers and historians on divine oneness and emphasizes family instruction in faith.
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A. C. Dixon
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Kittens and Camp Life Across the Western Dominion
The narrator describes meeting diverse travelers near Edmonton where two kittens were traded for chores and kept in the bachelors’ tent. They note friendly locals, shared meals, and a humorous tension with ladies over using kittens for warmth, promising more notes on British Columbia and western life.
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Court Scene Builds Toward Jury Verdict
The defense attorney delivers a dramatic closing, pressing the jury to locate the missing watch. The courtroom suspense rises as the defendant hints at where the timepiece was hidden, suggesting the watch may have been placed under his coat.
Harness racing history in this country traces to 1750
The article notes harness racing in the country began around 1750, highlighting early developments and its long-standing prominence in equestrian sports.
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