New flexible polythene piping hailed for Canadian farms
A minor revolution in piping arrives as flexible polythene plastic pipes offer corrosion resistance and easy installation across long farm lines. Weighing far less than steel, the 1½ and 2 inch pipes can be laid in shallow trenches and joined with hose clamps, with 400 foot coils handled by a single worker. Municipal and mining uses are noted with success stories in Dunnville and Starbuck, and Canadian production ramps toward a planned Edmonton plant late this year.
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Cornelius Whitehouse
Accross
Harold Kendal
Starbuck
Man
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Woodbend-Leduc
Do it yourself toys drive 1953 toy industry growth
The toy industry nears 450 million in output, up about 10 percent from 1952, driven by do it yourself kits that let children use real tools. Key players like Louis Marx & Co and Ideal Toy Corp. cite plastic detail and authentic parts as growth engines. Macy’s and Wanamaker reports show strong sales with new career and kitchen sets, dolls, and model vehicles fueling holiday momentum.
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James Flowers
NEA
Robert B. M. Barton
Louis Marx
Louis Marx & Co
B. ¥. Michtom
Ideal Toy Corp
Michtom
Little Girls Idea
Macy’s
Toy City
John H. Griffin
John Wanamakers
Vincent Maggiore
Putney Report Details Scandals of the Peerage
Geoff White catalogs the Putney Report a 14 000 page expose of love lives and scandals among the nobility. It traces aristocratic marriages elopements and fortunes across centuries noting cunning wealth transfers and surprising origins of famous families.
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Kinsey
Putney
Peerage
Geoff White
Earl of Stair
Viscount Primrose
Earl of
Guildford
Earl of Queensberry
Holyrood
Earl Ferrers
Earl of Tankerville
Durham
Rotterdam
Butcher
Ronald Garth-Davis
Duchess of
Gloucester
Chandos
Mayfair
Haris
Berkeley
Barrymores
Knowsley Hall
Derbys
Derby
Little Larry Fenton
Government Under God in Romans and a Call for Righteous Policy
The piece argues for aligning law with divine standards, citing Romans and Acts and recalling a Franklin anecdote about resisting royal proclamations. It notes modern debates on Sunday sports and lotteries, urging citizens to proclaim good, influence leaders, and pursue a government that is righteous and efficient. It cites the Toronto East presbytery opposing legalized lotteries as a moral revenue concern.
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Benjamin Franklin
Charles I
Toronto East
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Westminster
Earl of Grosvenor
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Richmond
Rokeby
R. Barclay Warren
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Haifa
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