White shell Forest Reserve boosts trans ocean aviation progress
The article highlights Captain Mollison and other early trans ocean flights as advancing aviation by proving small planes can handle the North Atlantic route. It notes public memory favors successes, boosting confidence, while praising instrument development and human endurance. It also describes Whiteshell area near Winnipeg Kenora as a new permanent recreational region with camping grounds and planned side roads for access.
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Trail Blazers
Mollison
North Atlantic
Post and Gatty
Manitoba
Winnipeg-Kenora
Winnipeg
Kenora
Caddy Lake
Cross Lake
Whiteshell
Little Whiteshell
Whiteshell Lake
Crow Duck Lake
Winnipeg River
West Hawk Lake
Star
Falcon Lakes
Public health uses mosquitoes as therapy in Columbia hospital study
Public health workers in Columbia South Carolina raise malaria transmitting mosquitoes for treatment of paresis in a novel approach. Authorities at the state hospital join scientists to rear Anopheles quadrimaculatus and Anopheles punctipennis in a controlled lab with coolers fans humidifiers and ice boxes. Mortality among young insects is low and most specimens are hand reared as officials hail the farm as a major step forward.
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Public Health Service
Columbia
S.C
State Hospital For the Insane
Columbia Mosquito Laboratory
Health Service
The Indispensable Zipper In Fashion Evening Gown
A style show presents pajamas transformed with a zipper device that converts trousers into an evening frock with a full circular skirt. The zipper is hidden inside the seam and a lace cap completes the outfit.
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Milady
Identity Certificate Replaces Passport for Direct Travel North
An American citizen can travel directly to Mexico and Canada without a passport. A certificate of identity suffices for entry, providing a simpler alternative document for international border crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Canada
Repetition Versus Biblical Verse in Writing
The Stratford Beacon Herald notes a journalism course warns against repetition yet cites Philippians 4 8 as powerful writing. The piece contrasts strict rules with the Bible phrase whatsoever things are true and seven occurrences of the word things, praising its force and breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippians
Stratford Beacon- Herald
Time For Action on National Radio Plan
The Ottawa Journal urges immediate establishment of the Radio Commission to launch the national broadcasting plan. Private station owners remain under a suspended expropriation threat for years, hindering investments in improvements and programming, risking listener interests as the winter season approaches.
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Radio Commission
Ottawa Journal
It All Depends When a Young Man Looks to Directors
The speaker explains how a newly hired worker is viewed differently by management. A week can mark him as new, six months as experienced, and asking the boss signals an old-timer status. The boss gauges loyalty by how a staffer presents the matter.
Canadian inventor patents grooved propeller to quiet ships
A Canadian innovator unveils a ship propeller with grooves cut into each blade to channel air away and reduce vibration. The design aims to lessen noise and wear by guiding airflow through the blade surface.
Giant telescope project for Toronto university unfolds
Construction begins on the David Dunlap Observatory near Richmond Hill north of Toronto. Officials say the 500000 dollar project includes two main buildings on a 177 acre site, with a 61 foot diameter circular telescope house on a high circular platform. The reflecting telescope mirrors 5000 pounds and parts are built in England.
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Richmond Hill
Toronto
University of Toronto
Jessie Dunlap
David Dunlap
England
Dominion Government Observatory
Victoria
Inconsiderate Chemist and London Police Protection Costs
A medical journal recounts a man furious at a chemist for not sending sleep medicine and telling his nurse to ring the chemist to ask if he plans to stay awake all night. London's police protection bill for the past year surpassed 43 million pounds.
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London
Canada Has Lots Of Space
A New York Times excerpt notes Canada’s population around 10.38 million versus the New York metro area’s 10.90 million. It highlights Canada’s vast land area of over 3.5 million square miles, with sparse density and vast unoccupied northern regions seen as potential future frontiers for habitation and recreation.
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Dominion
New York
Canada
Iceland
Greenland
Mongolia
South Australia
Queensland
Falkland Islands
United States
New York Times
Archaeological Find Linked to Feeding of Multitude at Tiberias
Archaeologists in Tiberias near the Sea of Galilee report ruins at a site traditionally tied to the Christ miracle of feeding five loaves and two fishes. A German Oriental Institute team uncovered mosaics and an altar scene showing loaves and two fishes with a basket, interpreted as the feeding event.
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Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
German Oriental Institute
Jerusalem
Illustrazione Vaticana
Chrysologus Spellucci
Christ
Pencils and Graphite Grades Explained
The article explains pencil hardness with H and B marks. H denotes hard clay, B indicates soft graphite, and H B denotes standard hardness. It notes degrees of hardness from H to H.H.H and from B to B.B., and cites a remark about a girl with small feet in Stockholm.
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H.B
H.H
H.H.H
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Real Trail Blazers
Whiteshell Forest Reserve
Avitaton
U.S. Health Service
Madrid
Ww. N. U
U.S. School of Journalism
Kent
China
Vart Hem
Stockholm
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