Mrs Davidson's 82nd Birthday Celebrated At Rustall
Mrs Joan Davidson, 82, hosted a pleasant afternoon with friends at her Rustall home on April 13 to celebrate her birthday. Guests recalled oxcart days and enjoyed cheerful teacup readings as they offered congratulations. Mrs Davidson remains active and well.
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James Robinson
Walter Black
Roblin
Robinson
Rustall
Joan Davidson
Town Office Hours Notice for Summer Closing
During the summer months the Town Office will close at p.m. each day.
Local golf and notices weathered by Winnipeg visits
In Russell and Silverton communities. travelers and residents share Easter visits and local events. Mentions include Misa Beatrice Cristall and Mrs J A Peterson visiting Winnipeg, Eds note on church and sport meetings, Ladies hospital cup holders, and Congoleum rug giveaway promotions. Also notices of estate claims and condolences.
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Chas. Cameron
Girls’ Hospital
Eee
Mise
Arlie Dingwall
Racknell School
Grandview
April 29 Christ Church Girls Guild tea event
Readable text shows a tea event hosted by Christ Church Girls Guild on April 29 titled "Nineties" Tea. Followed by a May 15 16 17 Western Marquette Musical Festival scheduled at Russell with details limited in the fragment.
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Christ Church Girls Guildiay
Russell
Noted Doctor Urges New Standard of Diet for Peace
Sir John Boyd Orr urged democracies including Britain, the U S, and Nordic nations to unite for food abundance as the foundation of lasting peace. Speaking at the Victorian Order of Nurses convention in Canada, he linked health to nutrition, calling for a diet rich in protective foods like milk, butter, cheese, eggs, fruit, and vegetables to raise public health across generations.
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John Boyd Orr
British Empire
United States
John
Canadian Medical Association
Victorian Order of Nurses
C. G. Power
National Health and Pensions
National Research Council
Three London deaths linked to broadcasts on European crisis
Inquests report that three individuals in London died by self inflicted means within five days after listening to broadcasts about the European situation. Ver dicts indicate a possible link between the broadcasts and their actions, as officials investigate the cause and context of the suicides.
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London
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Detroit
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Winipeg
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Russell Golf Club
Queen's Hotel
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Binscarth
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Chas. McFarlane
Robertson Brothers
Vanguard Oats
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John A. McDonald
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Mary Jane Clement
Frederick John Clement
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Bijou
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W. C. Fields
Maureen O'Sullivan
Lionel Barrymore
Charles Dickens
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McCormick
John Deere Gang
Rumley
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Russell Banner
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Canadian National Institute For the Blind