Hudson Bay route eyes Northwest Passage future
The Hudson Bay route is outlined as the near practical Northwest Passage, with Churchill as the inland hub. It details rail and harbor upgrades, grain facilities, ice management, and growing but limited ship traffic, arguing eventual profitability through Oriental trade and Canadian wheat competition.
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William
Utley
Orient
Cape Horn
North America
Hudson Bay
Hudson Straits
Churchill
Japan
China
India
Liverpool
Montreal
Quebec
St. John
Portland
New York
Canada
Manitoba
Vancouver
Churchill Harbor
Hendrik Hudson
James Bay
Jena Munck
Northwest Passage
Munck
Plymouth Rock
Buroge
Radisson
Prince Rupert
Great Britain
Hudson Bay Company
Audaon Bay
Hudson Strait
Ocean Eagle
Bay
Strait
Hudaop Bay
Sour Cream Uses Across Dishes and Dairies
The article discusses sour cream and sour milk use in cooking from salads to fish and veal cutlets. It highlights handling to avoid souring, mentions making cottage cheese, and notes the roles of soda and baking powder in recipes for tender textures. It warns against letting milk sour too long after milking.
Adaptability in Housework and Savory Recipes
A homemaker balances routine chores with mood driven tasks, noting how enthusiasm eases effort and energy, especially in later life. The article offers kitchen tips using sour milk and soda for cakes and cookies, plus a sour cream salad dressing, with practical steps and oven guidance. It stresses maintaining a positive climate to keep spirits high and reduce fatigue while highlighting the value of flexible, enjoyable labor at home.
Mother and Son Fly 20000 Feet in Pan Am Electra
A Mazatlan to Los Angeles Pan Am Electra flight carries a mother and her twelve year old son among seven passengers. The mother, anxious and hopeful, endures a terrifying ascent and a tense baggage check while the boy exults in flight. The pilot, Harry C. Goakes, guides the craft through clear skies and lifting mists to the California destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
Los Angeles
Harry C. Goakes
Alr
Tle
Hermosillo
Mexicali
City of
Glendale
California
Girl Beats Boy Scout Chief in Tracking Tale
The founder of the Boy Scout movement recalls a Humble encounter with the daughter of the late Lord Meath who accurately identifies a cat by sight, revealing how a girl outguessed Lord Baden-Powell in tracking. He recounts her correction and his concession that she knew the color of the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powell
Lord Meath
Boy Scout Movement
Ahe
Spank Images of Gods After Typhoon in Hong Kong
After a typhoon wrecked the waterfront in Hong Kong many Chinese residents took down sacred images and spanked them as a ritual act reflecting shock and ritual cleansing amid the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
China
Mind Reader Reconciles Quarrelling Women at Vicarage
A country parish vicar settled a long standing feud between two elderly women by bringing them together under his roof. They met in his drawing room and, after an awkward pause, one asked if the other wished her all she wishes. Mrs Tyler snapped, asking who said nasty things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
Hudson Bay Company
Churchill
Hudson Bay
England
France
Northwest Passage
Furnace
Discovery
Churchill Rock
Samuel Hearne
Hudson Bay Country
Sir John Franklin
Arctic
Hadson Bay
Franklin
Canada
Europe
Department of Railways and Canals
Lé Pas
Port Nelson
Church
Port Nelgon
Churchil
Fort Nelson
Allence
Mia
Tyler
Mra
Bere fired the abot heard round the world
A fragment notes a figure named Bere who was fired, described as the abot heard around the world, with a studio ta young man tread from college and being far from the scene. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or identities.
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Bere
Paige
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Per Valen
Bhownhera
Hudson Say
Edith M. Barber
Battlefelds
Bell
Mother and Son
PAN American Air Lines
Boy Scouts
Knitters
Redies & Directions Oloraz
Aes
Aveden Yarn CO
T Arch St
Phila. Pa. Yares
Doans
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