A Pattern For Peace Across Canada United States Border
The piece applauds the long peaceful Canada United States border and the arbitration role of the United States Canada precedent. It highlights joint defense plans during war and the International Joint Commission as a model for world peace. It stresses common language similar racial traits and low bitterness from historic conflicts.
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Canada
United States
Europe
John E. Read
Ottawa
New World Court of the
United Nations
World Court
International Joint Commission
Hague
New World Court
International Joint Commission of
Keeping Normal In These Restless Times
In face of atomic threats people pursue curiosity about ancient civilizations and continue daily activities. The piece argues that science, art, education, and work persist despite looming danger and that normal occupations may help humanity endure the peril.
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Mexico
Toscanini
Milan
New York Times
New Russian Silk Machine Spins 100 Pairs of Stockings Per Hour
A new artificial silk machine developed in Russia spins processes dries and rolls thread. At fifty five feet long it matches ordinary equipment and can produce enough artificial silk to make 100 pairs of stockings each hour.
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Russia
Humorous Vignettes Blink on Street and Stage
A string of light, quick sketches unfolds from a meat counter flirtation to a stable guard joke and a glove pride, then a post office quip and a theater audition. A clerk jokes about onions, a cavalry recruit misreads duty, a glove fits, a postman bristles at early letters, and a ventriloquist act pretends a singing parrot and a silent puppy captivate a producer.
Rhubarb Used As Medicine Since Ancient Times
The article notes rhubarb has served as a medicinal drug since ancient days, highlighting its historical role in traditional remedies and therapeutic applications across periods.
Dietitians Find Rewarding Career Across Canada
Margaret E Anderson, head dietitian for Toronto's Robert Simpson Co., says dietetics is far from glamorous but offers travel and varied work in hotels, hospitals, stores, restaurants and factories. With six months to a year of extra training after a household economics degree, a dietitian can earn up to 10000 a year and balance home life after marriage.
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Margaret E. Anderson
Toronto
Robert Simpson Co., Ltd
Prices and Trade Board
Miss Anderson
Modern Tower Warders Change With Times at the Tower
The Tower of London replaces aging warders with a new breed of yeomen, younger and college educated, who blend history and archaeology with current slang. Fifty warders guide visitors, guard the crown jewels returning next August, and keep the white Tower as the main draw while recounting tales of executions and sieges. Ann Boleyn remains the wardens’ star ghost.
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Sha Wal
Ledeen
White Tower
Ann Boleyn
Non-Stir Paint May Be Ready For Household Use
British scientists are developing a non-stir paint and Canadian Paint & Varnish Magazine says the key ingredients come from refinery sludge after fuels and chemicals are extracted. A new plant is needed before large scale production, while manufacturers still urge stirring before use.
Toronto Actor Herbert Wainwright Dies At Seventy
Herbert Bert Wainwright a Toronto native and former Broadway musical star who aided Thomas A Edison in early talking picture experiments died in Toronto at age seventy. The report notes his role in early sound film testing. William II was England's only bachelor king.
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Thomas A. Edison
Toronto
Herbert
Bert) Wainwright
Edison
William II
England
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed in Print
Puzzle fragment lists many clues including Asiatic king dom and Former Russian rulers with errors and typos. contains mentions of tantalum symbol, African tree, printer's measure, toward the inside and rescued. unclear grid context.
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Rabiit Bute
New British Plan to Build A Fresh Town To Ease London
The proposal, costing about 76 million pounds, envisions a new town for 50 000 residents on London's outskirts with parks nurseries schools and modern facilities. It aims to reduce congestion while reviving village life and social mixing as Aneurin Bevan notes.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Art Treasures Stolen in War Loot Found Along Road
Jewels and art treasures valued at 160000 dollars, belonging to the late Louis Cartier, were hidden in a Yorkshire garage during 1939 and later found scattered along the road between Sheffield and Manchester. The theft was discovered last November, with the original crime likely occurring months earlier.
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London
Yorkshire
Sheffield
Manchester
Louis Cartier
Ingmire Hall
Sotrage Place
Gems of Thought on Decisive Character and Purpose
A collection of quotes on firm resolve and integrity by Mencius Hazlitt Hawthorne Mary Baker Eddy and Punshon. It notes that clear purpose and steady adhesion to it are essential for success and warns against duplicity. The fragment adds a historical remark on 1792 neckwear styles.
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W.H. .Punshon
Romans Mastered Glass Bottle Making By 79 A D
A brief note recalls that Romans knew how to make glass bottles by the year 79 A D. The fragment cites early glass craft and its historical context.
Cancer awareness and signs push early detection
Public health note stresses that cancer kills over 33 Canadians daily and affects all ages including children. It urges seeking medical advice early, warns against quacks, and lists seven cancer signs such as non healing ulcers, unusual bleeding, rapid wart growth, persistent hoarseness, and trouble swallowing after age 40.
Belgian Ambassador Presents Bastogne Earth Urn to Truman
Baron Silvercrays, Belgian ambassador, presented an urn of earth from the Bastogne battlefield to President Truman. The earth commemorates the Allied stand that helped turn back the German offensive in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Baron . Silvercrays
Belgium
President Truman
Bastogne
Earthquake toll estimated at thirteen million lives
Historical records indicate about 13,000,000 people died in earthquakes across regions and eras, reflecting the catastrophic human cost of seismic disasters.
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Knox
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