Bird Migration Theories Explore Ancestral Homes
Edmonton report by J Dewey Somer highlights how bird migration has fascinated humans for centuries. He notes early speculation and superstitions, then outlines two main theories: northern ancestral home and southern ancestral home, with birds once non migratory in the northern hemisphere and debates on origin.
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Edmonton
J. Dewey Somer
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Yukon
Wiheeh
Tropics
Heavens Sake Dont Try It Again Pleads Train Fireman
An anonymous note from Chester Beltz of Council Bluffs Iowa, a Union Pacific fireman, rebukes a driver who crossed tracks just before a speeding train. He cautions the couple on the danger, recalls witnessing their fear, and urges saving lives over risky crossings. The Brantford Expositor notes the broader tax debate on tobacco amid lingering lessons from the incident.
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Omaha
Chester Beltz
Council Blutfs
Union Pacific
Son
Sis
Western City's Friendly Adviser Cares for Children In Need
A report details Western City's program helping about fourteen youngsters under IS who ran away from home. Parents are communicated with and plans made to send the child home. The department administers the mother's allowance for roughly 800 pounds as the city seeks suitable care for children due to dead, deserted, or missing fathers.
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Calgary
Windsor youths begin factory training program
Windsor begins a program to keep students in school by offering part time work in industry. Industrialists support a plan to train youths in Windsor on tool making and related trades, with supervision and tools loaned to student workers to earn money while completing education.
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Tiotea Sean
Nocendation
Ethcation
Tai Wind. Cor
Ont
Windsor
Empty Cake Box An Avebeat Family Headlines Customs Payment
Avebeat family faces a small customs charge after a damaged box story. Local officials note 16 cents paid amid unclear packaging details. Court records show minor dispute over duties.
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Avebeat
Mystery Cake Card From Britain Causes Quiet Curiosity
A couple in England opened a package bearing a card from Mr Mow Wohl and a British Post Office notice Form OE 43. The notice explained that cakes for weddings or birthdays must be packed in tin boxes and that the cake had been withdrawn. The box was found empty and readers wonder who ate the cake.
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Mow Wohl
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