Its Best for You and Baby Too Soap Ad
The ad promotes Baby's Bath Own Soap for tender infant skin noting it is the gentlest, with a soft clinging rose fragrance recalling France. It claims the soap is especially suitable for babies and beneficial for the entire family.
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Canadian legation building in Tokyo discussed by Dominion
Construction of a Canadian legation in Tokyo has been proposed to the Dominion government but no decision is reached. Also noted are the death of Hugo Bilgram aged 85, a noted engineer and inventor. Labrador territory policy by Sir William Grenfell. withdrawal of 124 wartime ships from registry. a denial of Japan’s naval buildup at Shanghai. Maryse Hiltz’s altitude record. US anthracite imports down 30 percent. Canada Belgium trade talks hinted by J Van Rikston in Quebec.
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Japan
Shanghai
Aero Club of France
Maryse Hiltz
Canada urged to curb transient unemployed movement
A Canadian Bar Association committee report warns that unchecked movement of unemployed transients could create a new criminal class. It calls for strict enforcement of vagrancy laws and urgent passage of community indigent maintenance duties, noting no sharp rise in crime in Canada last year.
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Canadian Bar Association
Canadians
Hen-pecked Man Learns Bengal Tiger Escaped
A man learns a Bengal tiger has escaped from a menagerie and is chasing his mother-in-law. He quips that he cares little what happens to the tiger, given his domestic troubles.
World Court Upholds Lithuania In Dispute With Major Powers
The World Court ruled in favor of Lithuania in a dispute with Britain France Italy and Japan over whether Lithuania could sack a state official. The decision illustrates equal say and fair treatment for small nations in international tribunals, as praised by the St Thomas Times Journal.
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Lithuania
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
International Tribunes
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Two Styles for Jacketlike Blouse and Attached Skirt Set
A vintage pattern describes a jacketlike blouse with two necklines and a skirt attached to a camisole top. It outlines fabric options wool crepe and crepe silk, notes inverted side plaits for fullness, and gives sizing 14 through 38 bust with fabric yardages and a 25 cent pattern price.
Sunday School Lesson on Spies and Faith in Promised Land
A devotional summary of Numbers 13 14:45 with emphasis on the twelve spies sent to Canaan at Kadesh Barnea. Notes include the fruit report of Eschol and the contrast between the majority and minority views. Quotes from George Matheson and G Campbell Morgan frame the lesson's call to trust in God over fear.
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Kadesh-Barnea
Promised Land
Moses
Caleb
Israel
George Matheson
G. Campbell Morgan
Hebron
Eschol
Kadesh
Aaron
Anak
Four Soviet Scientists End Arctic Vigil After Two Years
A relief party replaces four Soviet observers in Northernland Arctic outposts. Geographer Ushaviv leads the four departing scientists who leave with good health. Iri Rusinova, 30, joins the replacement team as the sole woman. The group will continue mapping and exploration from the four stations.
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Sibiriakov
Ushaviv
Iri Rusinova
Aviation and radio to shape Ottawa policy, MacCracken says
William P. MacCracken Jr of Washington urges Canada to promote aviation to its utmost. Speaking in Calgary at the Canadian Bar Association convention, he cites aviation and radio as key to world affairs and commends Canada for civil aviation leadership and U S cooperation.
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William P. MacCracken
Washington, D.C
Canada
Service Club
Calgary
MacCracken
American Bar Association
Canadian Bar Association
United States
Before Amos Married He Claimed He Would Be Boss
A brief dialogue shows Ralph recalling Amos’s vow to lead, and Chester noting that Amos now understands the reason behind his status. The exchange highlights a shift from claim to consequence in leadership.
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Amos
Chester
Prince of Wales's Perfect Dinner at Albert Hall
World dietetics experts selected a ceremonial menu for the Prince of Wales at a London medical conference banquet. The royal meal featured melon soup boiled salmon mutton quail with salad and an ice dessert.
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Prince of Wales
Albert Hall
London
England
Appetizing Salads From Early Roman Days To Modern Menus
A concise history of salads from ancient Rome through modern use including dressings. Highlights the value of crisp textures and cool presentation, notes mayonnaise and boiled dressings as popular options, and provides a recipe for Eggless Mayonnaise using evaporated milk and basic seasonings.
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Rome
Persia
Mediterranean
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