World figures show peak U S money in circulation
Reports indicate M money in circulation in the United States reached a new high of 17 944473 on July 31 equaling 13 41 per person. Western Union and Festal Telegraph accepted to merge forming a national telegraph system. Lord Woolton says he bought the world non Axis tea supply for next year about 312 00 tons. Floods claimed 6 060 lives around Ajmer 720 miles southwest of New Delhi. M J Warner elected president of the Canadian Pharmaceutical Association in Toronto. Canadian payroll up 20 057 May over April with 13 689 Aris co-operating in the latent survey. Italians plan to recover 40 000 tons from Trieste harbor wreckage.
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United States
Lord Woolton
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Aris
Ducks Rise in Western Canada Duck Population Say Ducks Unlimited
Ducks Unlimited reports in 650 districts western Canada shows increases in 551 areas with ducks, 34 areas unchanged, and 65 showing declines. Mallards lead gains, followed by pinfield teal redhead and wigeon populations.
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Canada
Ducks Unimited
Easy-On Easy-Off Pattern Ad and Ancient Bowl Discovery
Easy-On pattern 4447 offers a button front choice for versatile wear with simple instructions and fabric options. Pattern 4437 comes in multiple sizes with fabric yardage noted. An English excavation near Scunthorpe uncovers a 2,800 year old oak bowl 34 feet long from a river bed.
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Anne Adams
Apne Adama
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Ancholme
Scunthorpe
England
Skagway’s Aleske Gains Fame as Port of Entry
Skagway rises to prominence as a port of entry during the Kicedike qeidrash era with Aleske at the center of trade and transit. Local authorities note increased maritime activity and growing settlement around the harbor.
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Skagway
Aleske
Sunday School Lesson August 2 Exalts Justice and Charity
Devotional guide discusses the Ninth Commandment to refrain from bearing false witness and urges justice without favoritism. It links to Luke 16:27 and Exodus Deuteronomy and Galatians readings, cites Christ’s teaching to love enemies, and stresses grace enabling true compliance with the law. Joseph Parke commentary notes honesty, fairness, and mercy toward friends and foes alike.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Joseph Parke
Christmas Card Delays Reach Philadelphia Recipient
A Christmas card mailed to Ful Kleiman of Philadelphia in December 1920 shows a postal notice on the envelope urging recipients to notify their post office district to avoid further delay in delivery.
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Ful Kleiman
Philadelphia
Air sickness can be conquered says Dr G R Wendt
Dr G R Wendt reports a decade long study on air sickness in Flying magazine. Conditioning is key to prevention and cure and both inner ear physiology and psychology influence symptoms. Gradual exposure helps pilots tolerate motion while anticipation worsens illness.
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G. R. Wendt
Wendt
Armed Services
Crocodile Tears as Hypocrisy Inside a Feeding Scene
An article explains the phrase Crocodile tears used to denote hypocrisy. It notes the image of a crocodile crying while its mouth fills with prey symbols deceitful show of sorrow.
Safe milk debate in Britain presses for pasteurization
A British Medical Association delegate urged complete pasteurization of milk as Crown officials weighed safety guarantees. Prof Garrod warned bovine tuberculosis kills 2,000 children yearly, with contagious abortion and other infections spread by milk. Doctors insisted pasteurization is the only reliable defense, labeling terms like clean or pure milk misleading.
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Brit
British Medical Association
United Kingdom
National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
British Paediatric Association
People's League For Health
L. P. Garrod
Alan Moncrieff
C. 0. Hawthorne
Old Diophantus Arithmetic book gifted to UNH
The 1621 edition of the Arithmetic by Diophantus, an early algebra pioneer, was presented to the University of New Hampshire by Dean Hermon L. Sabin of the graduate school. A curious note adds that blue eyes in a white cat may signal hearing loss.
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Diophantus
University of New Hampshire
Hermon L. Sabin
Hes New Job On Lampedusa Island After War Rebuild
Wing Commander John D Bishee the governor of Lampedusa reports reopening of schools closed by Italians and appeals for non-Fascist school books pencils and classroom materials. He notes improved yields from Linesa lands and a planned daily milk and orange juice distribution for children while food and sanitation remain the main administration challenges.
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Linesa
John D. Bishee
D.F.C
Lampedusa
Egg Cup Puzzle Baffles American Soldiers
A. G. Street recounts two amusing BBC anecdotes from a trans-Atlantic series. He notes Americans in a British farmhouse struggled not with language but with eating an egg served in an egg cup. The guests asked what to do. Street advised knocking the top off and using a spoon to dig in.
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A. G. Street
U.S.A
Britain
Street
BBC Service
Our Crossword Puzzle No. 4840 Horizontal and vertical clues mixed
A scrambled crossword layout with numbered horizontal and vertical clues including animals, tools, letters, and a range of general terms. The grid references and some spellings are garbled, making several entries uncertain while others resemble common crossword words and abbreviations.
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Western Union
Festal Telegraph
Agenciet
Ajmer
New Delhi
India
M. J. Warner
Edmonton
Canadian Pharmaceutical Association
Toronto
Trieste
GOD
Wertime Weiters
Canadian National Railways
Wilem Hector
Canadian National Service
F. Balapoff
R. Karpiuk
Joe Leniuk
R. Paul
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Ighter
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Anlelmi
Fis
By Fred Neber
Gene Byr
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