Death of Earl of Chesterfield Ends Long Peerage
The Earl of Chesterfield former lord steward of the royal household and 10th in line dies in his 79th year. Canada’s 1982 employment average stood at 801356. Dom Bureau of Statistics reports. Camp Borden to get new landing field as unemployment relief. Canadian Society for Literature and Arts formed in Toronto. Canada field crops value 1932 416586900 versus 1931 432235400. Alberta entries to World Grain Congress Regina next summer expected at 200. half already received. Ernest William Benson prominent lumber exporter dies in Montreal at 86. Moscow to Angora nonstop flight planned by Osoaviakom 1933. American Chamber of Commerce in London backs Washington World Economic Conference venue plan.
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Department of National Defence
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Montreal
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Angora
Black Sea
Soviet Civil Aviation Society
Osoaviakhim
American Chamber of Commerce
London
Francis E. Powell
Washington
Queen Alexandra’s former lady in waiting dies in Calgary
Honorable Mabel Vesey-Fitzgerald once served Queen Alexandra. In Calgary she was known as Mrs. Fitzhardinge Rose, ran a lending library and aided the poor. Raised in King Edward's Court, she later married George Fitzhardinge Rose and settled near Pine Lake before moving to the city. She retired due to illness.
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Queen Alexandra
Calgary
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Alberta
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Unusual Record: Two Nebraska Sisters Live Together Many Years
In Hol dredge Nebraska two sisters Anna Leibrento aged 97 and Hanna Lindevall over 90 share a home. Their combined ages total 187 years and they have lived together for 48 years. They handle housework and tend a large garden and lawn.
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Holdredge
Neb
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Rail deficits in France total nearly 360 million
Deficits of French railways in the last three years totaled nearly 360 million francs, underscoring chronic losses across the system. England experienced less sunshine last year than in any 12 month span since 1889, marking a notable shift in weather records.
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Stratoplane vision for transatlantic flight at riskless speed
Uttra-Rapid envisions planes crossing the Atlantic in stratoplanes with less risk than car travel through a city. He described to the National Geographic Society in Washington a future where several stratoplanes are being built in Europe. A tired senator would rush from breakfast to the stratodrome to catch a luncheon in Paris, as the stratosphere becomes the inevitable super-highway for intercontinental air travel.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Europe
Paris
Saskatchewan Poultry Division Third Annual Catalogue Issued
The Saskatchewan poultry and turkey breeders catalogue, issued under the provincial livestock branch, lists prominent Saskatchewan breeders and their saleable products. It includes expert articles for poultrymen and a summary of provincial and federal services aiding the industry.
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Saskatchewan Poultry Division
Saskatchewan
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Coffee Fruit Cake Recipe For The Week
Cream shortening, add sugar and eggs then mix in coffee and milk. Sift flour with baking powder, fold in fruit after lightly coating with flour, then fold in beaten egg whites. Bake in greased loaf pan for one hour to one hour and fifteen minutes.
Portable rail-van demo promises cheaper long haul freight
A new mobile container called the rail-van was shown on Baltimore & Ohio tracks in New York. The detachable truck body rests on castors and moves from truck to flat railroad car without unpacking. Capacity reaches 7 000 pounds, enabling direct to door delivery at destinations. Henry A. Reimers of Rails-Vans Inc. says the system lowers shipping costs over 250 miles and helps railroads compete with motor buses.
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Chicago
Fruit Blanc Mange From Evaporated Milk Mixture
Instructions describe a fruit blanc mange recipe using 144 cups evaporated milk 132 cups orange juice and 14 cup sugar Heat milk in double boiler blend sugar salt and cornstarch with part of juice add remaining juice and rind cook until smooth beat if curdling Pour into dishes chill and mold option with extra cornstarch
Needy Veteran Settlers Says Soldier Policy Unchanged
Officials confirm the soldier settlement branch has not altered its policy protecting settlers unable to meet payments due to circumstances beyond their control. The note follows a Prince Albert dispatch reporting the Canadian Legion branch might appeal to the Dominion Government for needy veteran settlers. A separate quip about a man with two hearts appears in the text.
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Prince Albert, Sask
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Ancient relics uncovered near Persepolis reveal eight millennia ago
Scientists report evidence of people living eight thousand years ago near the site later turned into the Persian Empire capital Persepolis. Researchers describe artifacts and habitat clues pointing to advanced early settlement close to the region’s black marble palaces.
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Persepolis
Paris
English scientist warns on rare herring trait
An English scientist asserts that fortunately for mankind not more than one egg in every 10,000 lives will produce a full-sized herring, a remark noted as a curious claim about rare natural phenomena.
Dutch India Air Services Use American Pursuit Planes
Netherland Indian air services are employing American pursuit planes for their patrols and training missions. This move reflects ongoing military procurement ties with the United States and seeks improvements in speed and reach for regional operations.
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Netherland Indian Air Services
Siam Plans to Lend Funds to Farmers
Siam announces a new program to lend funds to farmers, aiming to support agricultural activity and rural economies. The plan outlines potential loan amounts, eligibility, and implementation details through state banks and agricultural cooperatives.
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Siam
Salada Chief Urges End to Trade Barriers at Annual Meeting
Gerald R. Larkin President of Salada Tea Co addresses the staff urging removal of tariff walls to revive world trade and foster internationalism. He warns against defeatist talk and calls for collective effort to restore prosperity, with emphasis on government policy in 1933. Advertising Manager Macdougall adds newspapers will remain central to SALADA's advertising strategy.
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Salada
Gerald R. Larkin
Salada Tea Company
Canada
United States
Macdougall
Sunday School Lesson Beacon for Service
Sunday school note highlights a golden text from John 15 16 about chosen to bear fruit. Lesson centers on Mark 3 7 35 and devotional reading Isaiah 65 1 11. The card invites reflection on calling, mission, and faith in action within a church context.
Open air ministry and the calling of the twelve
Pharisees plot against Jesus yet crowds press for cures as he and his disciples seek space by the sea. Jesus directs a boat escape plan while a healing crowd gathers from Galilee Judea Idumaea and beyond the Jordan The Twelve are chosen to be with him trained to preach proclaim the kingdom and cast out demons.
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Capernaum
Israel
Invention Promises Relief for Cold Hands and Feet
A new device uses a padded feather covered drum to apply friction and vibration, claimed to cure cold hands and feet and boost blood circulation.
Denton Massey Endorses Newspapers as Best Ad Medium
Denton Massey of Toronto declares newspapers are head and shoulders above other advertising media. He tells University of Western Ontario students radio is entertainment while newspapers provide lasting appeal and measurable reader reach at low cost. Border Cities Star.
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Denton Massey
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Massey
University of Western Ontario
Border Cities Star
Surgeons may use certin to reduce shock deaths
A Science report notes the cortin chemical from two body glands could save most patients who die from surgical or wound shock. Princeton scientists are cited and expect early clinical use to test the findings on shocked patients.
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Princeton
Austrian Railways to Run Lottery Vacation Grants
Following success of mystery journeys to unannounced destinations, Austrian State Railways plan another tourist feature. Lotteries will distribute tickets for a small fee, with winners receiving a vacation at a popular Austrian resort.
Grain waste drops with better transit efficiency
The national revenue department Review reports grain wasted in transit from Western Canada to Montreal fell from 10 bushels per 106,000 transported before 1929 to under four bushels per 160,000 carried in 1932 due to improved operating efficiency.
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Canada
Montreal
National Revenue Department
Cotton road strip remains sound after six years
A strip of cotton road laid in South Carolina six years ago and exposed to equal traffic has required no repair attention and remains in excellent condition.
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South Carolina
India rubber used as substitute for putty in glass setting
India rubber is now successfully used as a substitute for putty in setting window glass. This development offers a flexible sealing material for glazing tasks and may improve insulation and ease of work in rapid window repairs.
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India
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