Urges Survey Of Doctors To Maintain Medical Corps In A National Emergency
A proposal argues for a nationwide survey of Canadian doctors to plan a medical corps in war or national emergency. It would list every physician, record training and location, and identify who could serve abroad or at home. The study would be funded by a central office via the Dominion Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osuvey
CRM
muMicbert
Newman
Deeeimin
Ieee
Atmamt Surgeang
Une Preeinens
Canadian Medical Assectation
Mertical Council of Canada
Dominion Treasury
Ottawa
Great Britain
Freedman
Canada
English professor’s daughter finds riding life in Toronto stables
Stella Baker, 19, daughter of an engineering professor in England, moves from California to Toronto and lands a horses grooming job at a riding academy. She cleans stalls, feeds, waters, polishes gear, rides, and teaches while pursuing her passion for horses. Her father hoped she’d attend university, but he died before she left England and she chose horses over academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Stella Baker
Bristol
California
Uni
England
Stelle
Force Of Haiti Banker's Bargain At Gas Pump
A banker left his job amid a business slump and acted as a station attendant. A customer requested ten gallons of gas and explained his journey. The banker asked if five gallons would suffice, testing the traveler’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseline Station
Sayi
Deta
World Domination Dream Foiled by Providence Says Wilhelm
The ex emperor Wilhelm of the Hohenzollerns, living in the Netherlands, told Rev. EJ. T. Bagnall in Down, Holland that any attempt by Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler to achieve world domination is foredoomed to failure. He cited history’s failed efforts at global empires and reflected on his own turbulent career alongside Bismarck and later German chancellors.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Hohenzollern
Germany
Netherlands
Europe
Wilhelm
Bismarck
Sarajevo
Wilhelm I
Embossed Leather Clots Using Rubber Vulcanizing Method
A new process uses rubber and continuous vulcanizing designs to emboss leather and imitation leather economically. The technique enables embossed patterns on clothed hides and synthetic surrogates with potential for mass production and durable typography.
Nutrition and drought warnings from early scientific meetings
At the Montreal Canadian Medical Association closing session, Dr. E P Cathcart advised caution on strict nutrition standards, promoting milk and cheese for adequate diet. Geologist Halbert P Gillette predicted a major 1966 drought, citing a 1701 year rainfall cycle and historic parallels to Rome and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Medical Association
Montreal
E. P. Cathcart
University of Glasgow
Scotland
Advancement of Science
Halbert P. Gillette
China
Greece
Rome
England
Ghengis Khan
Must Cut Corners Swissvale Fire Truck Sparks Borough Debate
Swissvale, a Pittsburgh suburb, celebrates a new 11,987 dollar fire truck but discovers its 265 inch wheelbase requires trimming more than twenty street corners to allow it to navigate the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swissvale
Pittsburgh
Wedding Treats Replace Confetti Amid Sweet Shower
At a confectioner wedding the couple were pelted with small sweets causing celebration. A bricklayer reacting to the scene has broken off his engagement.
Simple Cutwork Delights Pattern Announcement
Simple cutwork motifs for beginners and experienced stitchers. transfer pattern 6300 includes 16 motifs from small borders to larger pieces. Materials, color schemes, and instructions provided. send 20 cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Alice Brooks
Fathers Of Confederation Laid The Grandtwork For Canada
The article reviews the Fathers of Confederation and the creation of the Dominion of Canada in 1867. It cites leaders like John A. Macdonald and George Brown, notes territorial expansions through 1871 and 1905, and emphasizes the strong ties within the British Empire and the Crown’s role in Canada’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
George VI
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Upper
Lower Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Dominion of Canada
George
Queen Elizabeth
Charlottetown
Pel
Island
Dominion
John A. Macdonald
Manitoba
Cana
British Columbia
Provinces
North West Territories
Yukon
George Brown
George Etienne Cartier
Emperor Hirohito Adopts Frugal Court Without Splendor
Reports in Asahi describe Emperor Hirohito abandoning silks and jewelry for cotton and a cheap model car. He rises, prays at the ancestral mausoleum, studies papers, then attends state affairs from morning until evening while forsaking luxury hobbies and foreign wines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirohito
Japan
China
Asahi
Tam
Bank of Japan
Hauora
Astute Passenger Wins Big on Mauretania Final Voyage
Albert G. Tompkins of Maplewood New Jersey and president of Swift Calculators Inc. won seven ship pools totaling 2805 dollars during the Mauretania's final New York crossing. He collected pools of 500 680 and 175 dollars and added 150 from hot pools and 200 from official time cues at Ambrose Lightship. A quick calculator and banker instincts marked his luck on the voyage. Kangaroos threaten motorists. an open season is proposed to curb the hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert G. Tompkins
Maplewood, NJ
Swift Calculators, Inc
Broadway
Tompkins
Ambrose
Expensive laundry mistress serves embassies in DC
In Washington DC Mrs Margaret Diehl runs what reporters call the most expensive laundress in the world washing priceless foreign embassy linens. Prices climb to 250 dollars per bundle and she billed Sweden 50 dollars for a god embroidered banquet cloth while also laundering for wealthy locals and socialites who ship in garments from Chicago New York and Palm Beach. She writes novels in her spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Diehl
Washington, D.C
Europe
Dletd
Chicago
New York
Palm Beach
American Magazine
Red Light Rule Sparks City Ticket Confusion
A driver in Finunda is ticketed for running a red light but claimed he observed a white pedestrian signal showing green and concluded the red light applied only to colored people. Police explained the traffic signal logic and precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finunda
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Saskatchewan
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Alberta
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Ric Et Rac
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Drouth Prediction
Bermuda
R. A. Clarke
Lady Drake
United States Hydrographic Office
Boston
Sydney
Australia
Fathers of Confederation
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Marshall Field
Field
Paderewski
Ilo
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Land Canada
Washington
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