Calvary to Calgary Trade Edges and Ship Rescue News
Errfly tales of truckers shipping produce from British Columbia to Calgary, and a plan to test Soviet routes. Charles Lindbergh linked to Baarby clash, risking a fight that may extend to Sweden. A London rescue saved a crew from the sinking Magyar. A major Alberta wheat region reports a 4,000,000 bushel yield versus last year’s 12,600,000. Sir Alexander Clegg dies, head of Barry and Staines Linoleum Canada. United Church proposes penitentiary condition inquiry.
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Calgary
British Columbia
Cot
Charles Lindbergh
Baarby
Soviet Ruana
Baarbya
Sweden
Hanworth
Middlesex
Englard
Robert Augustus Chenebrough
London
Alberta
Macleod and
Aldersyde
Alexander Clegg
England
Alexander
Barry and Staines Linoleum (Canada) Limited
Farnham
Que
Toronto
School Administration guide for trustees and teachers
Book by A H Ball former Deputy Minister of Education Saskatchewan discusses school law and duties of trustees teachers and officials. It covers annual education control in the North West Territories school elections qualifications for trustees and hundreds of practical Q A on salaries expulsions and punishments. Includes key education acts and a chapter on curriculum aims led by Dr John S Huft.
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A. H. Ball
Saskatchewan
Pul i Wee Axe & Co
Lttd
Toronto
North West Territories
John S. Huft
Celebration marks queen Wilhal'roina accession anniversary
On September 10 a national demonstration at the stadium featured 10,000 marchers from diverse associations passing the royal family and officials while 35,000 spectators looked on. The event celebrated the 33th anniversary of the queen's accession.
Surrey bachelor girls angling club ends with resignations
A Surrey angling club for bachelor girls occasionally loses a member who lands a husband and must resign. The club reflects social customs of courting era and isolated hobby group dynamics.
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Surrey
England
Dress pattern 752 fits youthful and mature wear
The illustration shows a black and white crepe silk print dress with a white mousseline de soie vestee, black bone buttons, and a wrapped slim bodice with a tied girdle. It features a long panel skirt and seaming to slim the figure, offered in sizes 36 to 50 with required fabric and lace details and a 20 cent pattern price.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern ordering details appear for Winnipeg Pattern No 0. The address listed is 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. The text includes unclear fragments and references to pattern requests and ordering.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avs
Winnipeg
Cancer glow under ultraviolet aids early detection says Dr Kobak
Dr Disraeli Kobak of Chicago reports to the American Congress of Physical Therapy that ultra violet light reveals cancer early by a yellow fluorescence. He notes that cancer tissue glows yellow while normal tissue and benign tumors glow differently, aiding diagnosis and potential surgical removal.
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Disraeli Kobak
Chicago
American Congress of Physical Therapy
Pr. Kobak
Cook County
Alberta Scholarships Awarded to Three Calgary Area Students
High schoolers Miss Bercow Calgary Melvin Donald Medicine Hat and Gordon L Burton Claresholm won University of Alberta scholarships for top standing in a 21‑unit matriculation exam. The awards cover three years of tuition and student union fees. Employment in Australia rises 25 percent from last year. A new 100 live air mail stamp will be issued in Italy.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Claresholm
University of Alberta
Miss Bercow
Melvin Donald
Gordon L. Burton
Italy
Grasshopper Control Plan for Saskatchewan Early Summer
Saskatchewan proposal outlines a campaign for grasshopper control through coordinated cultural and chemical actions. It urges seed on fallow land, early seeding, careful handling of stubble, deep moldboard plowing to bury eggs, shallow tillage on heavy soils, and strategic guard and trap strips to stop hopper migration before crops sprout.
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Saskatchewan
Summerfalton
S&s
Emergency Guide On Grasshopper Control In Saskatchewan
An agricultural notice outlines an emergency program for grasshopper control in Saskatchewan. It details tillage, trap strips, baiting timing, and multiple treatments to reduce hopper infestations, plus fall rye use and harrowing egg beds. It notes varying susceptibility among wheat varieties and promises further information and meetings in infested areas.
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Saskatchewan
K. M. King
Dominion Entomological Laboratory
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
H. Vigor
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Poul’s Leadership Lessons From Hebrew Domestic Education
The article argues parental influence shaped early leadership ethics, with mothers guiding homes and fathers bearing responsibility. It notes children must honor parents, and Hebrew family observances teach through symbols, festivals, and stories. An ideal teacher is pleasant, wise, knowledgeable, inquisitive, open-minded, and practical.
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Poul
Purim
Sons of Israel
Brown Betty Pudding from Week’s Recipes
A dessert using 3 large apples, sugar, cinnamon, butter, brown sugar, salt, and Grape-Nuts Flakes. Apples are layered in a greased dish with a cinnamon sugar sprinkle, butter dots, and a crumb topping, baked covered then uncovered at 350F until tender. Serve warm with whipped cream or hard sauce. Serves 6.
Emergency Biscuits and Oddities From a Page
A recipe for Emergency Biscuits uses flour baking powder salt shortening and milk to yield 15 biscuits baked at 450 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes. The article notes sound carries in arctic air and mentions a physician's estimate of migraines and Dickens writing a Life of Christ for children unpublished manuscript remains.
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Arctic
Charles Dickens
Christ
Golden wedding couple and a 35 hour week proposal
The article recalls an insurance company refusals a life policy for Mr Cummins of West Ealing London from sixty years ago. It notes their golden wedding celebration and suggests a five day week for mothers with overtime for Sunday cooking and ironing after 8 pm. It also warns about danger at level crossings and urges caution around trains.
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Mr. Cummins
West, Ealing
London
Canada Road Mileage and 1932 Expenditures
The surfaced highway mileage in Canada at end of 1932 was 1312 miles, unsurfaced 307005 miles, totaling about 308300 miles under provincial and local jurisdiction. Gravel roads rose to 80183 miles, cement concrete roads mainly in Ontario and Quebec increased by 433 miles to 2017 total. Expenditure on road construction in 1932 reached 45867491 dollars, with Dominion subsidies for relief work and rural crossing elimination.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Quebec
Dominion
Stockholm Physician Demonstrates Cellofan Tympanic Membrane Substitute
Vilhelm Nasseli, a Stockholm physician, unveiled at Oslo’s ear nose and throat congress a new artificial tympanic membrane made from cellofan. The ultra thin membrane 0.02 millimetres thick weighs about 2 to 3 grams and can be fixed in the ear, restoring hearing with minimal discomfort.
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Stockholm
Vilhelm Nasseli
Oslo
Nassell
Infra-red TV Test Ends Abruptly Due to Hidden Silk
Two BBC engineers testing infra red television observed dancers under surveillance. Cotton tunics failed to reflect rays, making it appear one girl wore clothing while in fact none appeared dressed. The display stopped and organizers required silk garments to continue.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
Civil Service Association fusion extends across Canada
The Montreal Herald reports a fusion of all civil service employee unions in Canada to form a large central body. Members include the Union of Postmen and Amalgamated Civil Service Association with aims to restore pre downturn salaries and unify across Winnipeg Vancouver Regina Ottawa Quebec Toronto Montreal and other centres.
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The
Montreal Herald
Civil Service of Canada
Union of Postmen
Amalgamated Civil Service Association
United Association of Civil Service Employees
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Regina
Ottawa
Quebec
Toronto
Montreal
Flare Aids Aviators in European Night Landing Test
A 200000 candlepower flare fired from a pistol successfully tested in Europe as aid for aviators landing at night. The flare lasts over a minute and lights up the surrounding district making night approaches safer.
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Europe
No amendment to the constitution has ever been repeated
A fragment notes that no amendment to the United States Constitution has ever been repeated in error or reintroduced. The garbled line suggests a discussion of constitutional amendments and their unique status in legal history.
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United States
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Betty Barclay
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