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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

3

North to Alaska Holiday Plan Benefits From Travel

Planning a trip to Alaska offers a vivid introduction to the territory and Yukon. Rail links from Vancouver enable nine day voyages aboard comfortable ships through the Inside Passage. In 1941 eleven cruises begin with the SS Prince Rupert leaving June 16 offering passengers the Midnight Sun experience.

Alaska Yukon Vancouver British Columbia Canadian National Railways Skagway Pacific Prince Rupert

Family Roll-Call of the Cox Hart Children in Jacksonville

The Cox Hart family of Jacksonville lists 11 children of Biggs Cox and Judy Jemima Elizabeth Gertrude Hart Cox. Their names are Zadie Zylphia Zula Zadoc Zeber Zenobia Zeronial Zesllie Zeola Zero and Zelbert.

Jacksonville, Fla Biggs Cox Judy Jemima Elizabeth Gertrude Hart Cox Zadie Zylphia Zula Zadoc Zeber Zenobia Zeronial Zesllie Zeola Zero Zelbert

Oxford Accent Sparks Debate at BBC

The BBC defends its so called Oxford accent amid complaints and praise. R A Renall notes heated debate over announcer pronunciation while the aim remains clear to present news read by Britons and preserve language variety. Two overseas announcers have joined the staff with more expected.

British Broadcasting Corporation Voice of Britain Oxford R. A. Renall Empire Services B.B.C Empire

Window Box Veg Growing in Small Spaces

Small vegetables and herbs thrive in boxes on balconies or window sills. Chives and shallots substitute for onions while mint and parsley remain useful. Mustard, cress, and lettuce grow well, and long pea sticks let you cultivate a surprising amount of scarlet runners.

New Ontario Supervisor For Royal Bank

S A Duke named Supervisor for Ontario Branches as Royal Bank expands across Ontario. B L Mitchell remains Assistant General Manager and Ontario chief representative based in Toronto. Duke started in 1904 at Traders Bank and has led branches in Hariston Brandon Sherbrooke Windsor and Toronto before his new role.

Toronto Royal Bank of Canada Ontario S. A. Duke B. L. Mitchell Mr. Duke Traders Bank Grand Valley Harriston Brandon Sherbrooke Windsor Duke

Northwestern scientists announce a stomach ulcer hormone

A newly discovered hormone identified by A P Hands G B Fauley Harry Greengard and A C Ivy of Northwestern University Medical School suggests a natural mechanism to prevent stomach ulcers. The finding, described in Chicago, indicates a potential pathway for new treatments.

Nature A. P. Hands G. B. Fauley Harry Greengard A. C. Ivy Northwestern University Medical School Chicago

Sunshine linked to lower lip cancer among workers

Dr. George C. Andrews of New York City stated at an American Society for the Control of Cancer forum that sunlight, not smoking, causes smoker's cancer of the lower lip in workers. Excessive ultraviolet exposure is a long known cause of skin cancer.

George C. Andrews New York City American Society For the Control of Cancer

X Rays Counteract Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Rats

At the American Association of Anatomists meeting in Chicago researchers reported X rays and gas produced a peculiar blood effect that counteracts carbon monoxide poisoning. Experiments on rats showed saved lives after severe toxin exposure.

American Association of Anatomists Chicago

New Oil Products From Electrical Discharges

Studies at Universal Oil Products Company laboratories show electric discharges on oils produce acetylene, the key starting material for many synthetic organic chemicals. The process could yield a wide new array of chemical products from petroleum.

Universal Oil Products Company

New Knockout Drug Shows Fast Recovery at ACS Meeting

A new knockout drug named TNT Dialkyl WNR Oxazolediones was announced at the American Chemical Society annual meeting. It is described as producing quick recovery with no ill after effects and may be useful for short anesthesia in minor surgical procedures.

American Chemical Society

Etiquette QandA on Entertaining, Mourning, and Calls

A modern etiquette QandA covers illness tales at gatherings, bridesmaid mourning attire, Sunday call hours, guest excusal from games, formal child introductions, and neighborhood calls. Answers: avoid illness stories, bridesmaids dress alike, 4 to 5 pm calls, guests should not seek excusal, use simple introductions, and neighbors call first before reciprocating.

Martha Mary Jones

Canadian National Railways Revenue Rise in Week Ended April 14 1941

The Canadian National Railways system reports gross revenues of 5,344,553 for the week ending April 14 1941 up from 4,097,320 a year earlier. This reflects an increase of 1,247,233 or 30.4 percent.

Canadian National Railway

How Can I Make Fabrics Fire Resistant

Practical home answers explain methods for fabrics to resist flames. It covers soaking textiles in boric acid borax and water mixtures and drying, plus tips for thinning batter and cleaning nickel, with additional notes on restoring hard shrunk flannels and cleaning wallpaper using bran and a flannel bag.

Unlettered heir's double crosses and a middle name

A tale of a man who could not read or write and earns a fortune. He signs cheques with two crosses, then three crosses for a so called middle name. A local asks about the asylum for the blind and the meaning of the many windows while an English visitor learns Scots practicality.

Unbreakable doll exchange sparks household humor

A shop asks about exchanging an unbreakable doll and the customer jokes that the baby has broken every breakable thing in the house. Auntie questions Willie about playing with boys and Willie replies that good boys’ mothers won’t let him, in a light family humor tone.

Willie

Women workers restricted from lifting heavy goods in Germany

A government directive in Germany bans women workers from handling items weighing more than 33 pounds each. This rule targets factory labor and aims to limit physical strain on female employees.

Red Cross Marks Scene of Crime in Montreal History

In western uptown Montreal a large red cross sits over the fence of the Grey Nuns Mother House marking a historic crime scene. Dr. W H Atherton recounts a 17th century bandit murder at a farm near Guy Street, where a cross was erected and later maintained by Grey Nuns to preserve the record of the former French colony.

Montreal Order of the Grey Nuns Canadian National Railways W. H. Atherton Dorchester Street Guy Street Grey Nuns

Canada National Railways March Revenues Rise

C N R reports operating revenues up by 5.48 million and net revenue up by 2.93 million for March when compared with March 1940. First quarter net revenue increases total 5.25 million year over year. Operating revenues reached 23. million in the period.

Company Reports Sharp Revenue Increase in First Quarter

For the three months of the year operating revenues reached 64,698,467, up from 53,874,115 in the prior year. Net revenue by March 31 stood at 10,691,565 versus 5,437,961 in 1940, while operating expenses rose to 18,595,951 from 16,046,647.

Old Air Defenses Fail as Planes Fly High in 1918

An aircraft at 8000 feet escaped gun batteries in 1918 while recent enemy planes are said to be shot down at an average height of 16000 feet, more than three miles up.

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