Character Forming Scouting Builds Pioneer Spirit and Resourcefulness
The Boy Scout movement began in England in 1907 and spread to Canada by 1908. By 1946 there were 96,477 Scouts in Canada and about 1,500,000 in the British Empire, with millions more worldwide benefiting from Scout training and its civic impact.
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England
Canada
British Empire
Africa
Phosphate Islands Rehabilitated After War Damage
Rapid progress is reported in re equipping Nauru and Ocean Island under Allied mandate. New quarrying and loading gear replaces wartime losses, with $3,000,000 in ruined machinery being replaced. Expected shipments reach 200,000 tons this year and 500,000 tons next year as production returns to normal.
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Nauru
Ocean Island
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
Fast Travelling Speech Echoes Across the World
A discussion on how a speaker’s words travel faster than nearby listeners as a microphone broadcast reaches a distant listener halfway around the globe before those in the room hear them.
Brazil Ranks Fourth Largest Nation by Area
Brazil remains the fourth largest country by area globally. The note lists its vast territory and geographic status within world rankings.
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Brazil
Bus Driver Bravely Shields Children From Scalding Water
In Chicago a Belvidere IL driver James Rafferty 21 saved 22 Byron II students on a lake trip by standing before a burst water line and guiding kids off the bus as scalding water flooded the aisle. He suffered second degree burns and was hospitalized.
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Chicago
Byron
James Rafferty
Belvidere
Lake Michigan
Holland
Mich
Rafferty
Limited Range of Human Voice
The human voice spans about three and a half octaves, yet the average singer uses less than half that range. The note details discuss vocal capabilities and how most people vocalize within a narrow portion of their potential spectrum.
Canada’s 1945 Sex Ratios Show 236400 More Men Than Women
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 1945 population by sex and conjugal status with 6,169,200 males and 5,932,800 females. The gap narrows since 1941 when males outweighed females by 291,653. Married and single counts provided by province for both sexes.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Yukon
Northwest
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Currie Named Coach of Edmonton Senior Flyers
Frank Currie of Montreal is appointed coach of the Edmonton Senior Flyers hockey team. The report lists other sports items including bridge champions Ross and Stewart, and curling and golf results across Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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Frank Currie
Montreal
Edmonton
Penicillin Said To Cure Childhood Impetigo In One Day
Dr Norbert C Barwasser from Moline Ill told the Illinois State Medical Society in Chicago that penicillin may cure impetigo in one to two days. He cited wartime mass experiments by army and navy physicians as the basis for the new treatment.
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Chicago
Norbert C. Barwasser
Moline
Ill
Illinois State Medical Society
Barwasser
Army
Navy
Tickled to death misheard by interpreter
Stanley Jones, a renowned American missionary, said I was tickled to death in sermon. The interpreter rendered it as I scratched myself until I died, puzzling the audience until after the meeting.
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Stanley Jones
Tyrell's Western Explorations Shaped Canadian Geography
The article recalls Dr. J. B. Tyrell, long honorary president of the Canadian Geographical Society, and his 1880s to 1900s expeditions across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. It notes his surveys of phosphate deposits, Agassiz beaches, Reed Lake trading post ruins, coal finds near Edmonton, Saskatchewan River gold, and early mapping that earned him the motto as good as Tyrell.
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Betwen
Manitoba
Prairie Wheatlands
Dauphin
Manitoba Free Press
Canaria
Agassiz
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Reed Lake
Pas
David Thompson
Swan River District
Tyrell
Edmonton
Red Deer River
Saskatchewan River
Klondike
Western Canada
Joseph Burr Tyrell
Weston
Ontario
Canadian Geographical Survey
University of Toronto
Rocky Mountains
Kootenay
Central
Alberta
Ottawa Citizen
Harvest Song From a Canadian Farm
A poem by Helen B. Anderson from Consecon Ontario extols the farmer going forth to sow and toil under sun and season. It frames farming as faith driven work with hope and patience, portraying harvest as a symbol of prosperity beyond dreams.
Helpful Hints For Stain Prevention And Food Warmth
Practical advice on blotting to prevent tea stains without weakening fabrics and on avoiding chemical bleaches. Also tips to extend leather valise life with dusting and polishing and to keep mashed potatoes hot by using a double boiler for continuous service.
Stockings and Shoes Too Tight Cause Nail Growth Issues
Short stockings can press on the toes and trigger ingrowing toenails. Ensure both stockings and shoes fit properly to avoid pressure on the feet.
Citizen Stamp to Commemorate Confederation
Ottawa announces a four cent stamp marking the 80th anniversary of Canadian Confederation and birth of Canadian Citizenship. The vertical blue design features a youth with raised arm, outlines of the Dominion, printed in sheets of 50. First day covers serviced only by Ottawa post office. orders via Receiver General of Canada.
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Ottawa
Ernest Bertrand
Canada
Dominion
Alexander Graham Bell
Philatelic
Citizen—Citiyen
Exquisite filet crochet pattern for dining and bed linens
Crochet pattern 7342 features two square designs with charts and photos. It offers garlanded filet squares for dining room tables or buffets, and includes easy directions for needlework. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg to obtain the pattern with your name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg
New Union
MacDermot Avenue
Man
Botanists Say Wheat Grain Viability Now Limited
Botanists state the maximum viable life for a wheat grain is about seven years, countering claims that ancient Egyptian tomb wheat grains sprouted when planted.
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