British Brotherhood On The March United And Ready To Face The Test
The article lauds a growing unity of the British Empire as it faces the Nazi threat. It notes a historic swearing in of an Australian cabinet member in Ottawa and describes the empire as a flexible, faith driven structure proving unprecedented cooperation among dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Brotherhood
Natoeren
Exiere
Rideau Lfait
Vo Fairbairn
Demonate
Ate
Australan
Canada
Su Lyman
Old England
Ottawa Journal
U S Ambassade to Ottawa May Be Raised to Embassy
Foster Stearns a New Hampshire Republican and House Foreign Relations member urged elevating the U S Legation in Ottawa to an embassy and appointing an ambassador to Canada. He called Canada the closest neighbor and noted wartime trade issues may bring new challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Foster Stearns
Congress
New Hampshire
Uhe House
Canada
Unese
Tyre blowout advice and owl noise control noted
Traffic experts advise letting a car coast in high gear until it slows to 30 mph before braking. The snippet adds a claim that owls can mute noises by closing their beaks, with a note about skin flaps.
Buffaloes and Canada’s Prairie Spirit Recall History
The Calgary Herald and Hamilton Spectator reflect on the buffalo’s role in Canadian heritage from the early 1900s import to its current captivity. The 1907 purchase led by Sir Wilfrid Laurier revived the herd from Montana’s Michael Pablo and established Wainwright and other reserves amid land crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. MacKenzie King
Dominion
Wainwright Reserve
Wainwright
Calgary Herald
Canada
Dominion Governmment
Wilfrid Laurier
Montana
Michael Pablo
Hamilton Spectator
Moment of doubt in a tense exchange between lovers
A distressed woman accuses her partner of claiming she is unique. He responds with a chilling admission suggesting absence of alternatives, ending with a troubling hope in a fractured, intimate moment.
Unity Of Purpose In War Time Patriotism And Arab Relations
Labour member Tom Uphill urges swift unity in war praising the phrase my country right or wrong. A Beirut report cites M Alexander Riachi rebutting Berlin’s Arabs policy, noting German failing in Syria and British success under King Hussein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Uphill
Fernie
Vancouver Province
M. Alexander Riachi
Berlin
France
Great Britain
Beirut
Riachi
Kaiser
Syria
Abdul Hamid
Hussein
London Times
By-Products Of Fish And Insect Pollen Mechanics
The article notes that fish by products rival leather in variety. Offal from eating fish yields isinglass glues and ink. Liver oils from dogfish cod and halibut provide vitamins. Fishmeal factories convert fish into animal feed while lower grade fish become fertilizer. A Maclean's Magazine note mentions pollen chambers in nightshade flowers releasing pollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclean's ‘ Magazine
Canadian Authors Assoc Criticized for Canadian Writing Quality
The Calgary Herald notes the Canadian Authors Association raises interest in Canadian writers but argues the country has few first class novelists. It says readers won’t buy work just for nationality and calls for higher calibre output from authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Authors’ Association
Calgary Herald
Birds migrate northward in spring due to internal cues
The text notes birds leave winter habitats and head north in spring from internal warning cues, with weather only affecting some geese and ducks. It adds a detail about a shoe in India for lower classes, described as a flat board with a knob between the first and second toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Pattern 6496 Offers Motifs For Linens In Varied Stitches
Pattern 6496 features 29 motifs in sizes from 5 by 8 inches to 1 by 1 inch and covers diverse stitches and color schemes. Materials, stitch illustrations, and color guides are included. Send 20 cents in coins to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Alice Brooks
Duty Of Farmers To Grow What Aids The Allies
The article praises Canadian farmers who helped neighbors during illness by plowing fields without pay, highlighting a spirit of mutual aid. It also reports Rotary talks urging farmers to focus on quality and sustainable practices to aid wartime needs and postwar Dominion agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eos Andban Wrector
Dorger Ntal Betma
Atcultural
Rotary Club of
Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
Great Britain
Dominion Experimental Farms
Ontario Agricultural College
Archibald
Farmers of Canada
Liberal leader urges revised Rights of Man as peace criterion
Sir Archibald Sinclair at Oxford proposed a federation of supplies as essential for wartime to postwar order. He argued for a universal standard, with the Rights of Man guiding peace negotiators and testing every stage of postwar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Sinclair
Oxford
Archibald
League (of Nations
Europe
America
Refugee Resettlement Gains Amid War and Funding Shortages
Lord Marley deputy speaker of the House of Lords says lack of funds and war hinder resettlement but progress continues. He notes Canada can aid by assisting in re emigration of refugees in transit in the British Isles. Two centers under consideration are the Philippine Islands and the Dominican Republic with about 45 600 enemy alien refugees in England and only 1 000 to 1 500 interned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Marley
House of Lords
Parliamentary Committee On Refugees
Canada
Great Britain
British Isles
Lord Afarley
People’s Forum
Montreal
Philipping Islands
Dominican Republic
England
Marley
Forward Mail System For Neutral Letters To Enemies
The post announces Thomas Cook and Son of Toronto as the licensed intermediary to forward harmless social messages to persons in enemy or enemy-occupied territory. Canadian subscribers must send a remittance of 86 cents with letters to Thomas Cook and Son, 68 King Street, Toronto, to cover transport to a neutral country, the sending to the enemy, and the return transmission to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lapointe
C. G. Power
Thomas Cook and Son, Ltd
King St
Toronto
Canada
Thomas Cook
Benjamin Franklin Did Not Seek a Patent for Inventions
The record notes that Benjamin Franklin never requested or received a patent for his inventions or discoveries, though he is often ranked as the era’s greatest inventive genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Trans Atlantic cabria Waived for Repairs Attract Ocean Life
When trans Atlantic cabria are waived for repairs, tons of oyatera are found clinging to them.
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Iva Ube
Ocern
Aft
M.D. No. 2
U.S
George VI
Household Arta
Thomas Timess Journal
Farmer
Astapideti
Peterborough Examiner
Federation of Supplies
Britain
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