Amending the British North America Act debated
Provincial attorneys general discuss a possible entirely new constitution for Canada. A constituent assembly would draft the plan with representation from the Senate, Commons, and provincial legislatures, meeting in Winnipeg, with minority rights protected and royal assent required.
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Insurance rate cuts extend freight trade on Bay route
A 25 percent cut in cargo hull insurance and a 2 percent drop in freight rates are approved for shipments via the Hudson Bay route. The season is extended by 25 days with August 10 to October 10 as the rate period. Ottawa and Regina officials announce the open navigation season shift aiding western Canada traffic.
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Regina
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Ottawa
R. H. Cook
Lloyds of London
Canada
Canada Presents Solid Gold Box to King George V for Jubilee
A solid gold gift box from Canada to King George V marks the silver Jubilee. Crafted in Montreal and shipped to London, the 18 by 14 inch box features a presentation plaque, coats of arms, maple leaf border, and Ottawa parliament engraving.
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Canada
George V
Montreal
Towa
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Ottawa
Strange finds span ages in clipped memory notes
A jumble of anecdotes recalls a nine year old Frederick Devies taking a wholesale job in Southwark and aging to 1080 while with one firm for eight years. A Rev Frederick Laurence pays a £1 fine plus £2 costs after 39 years driving without fault. Arctic insects reappear on a Scottish summit, long thought extinct since the Ice Age, now added to the Natural History Museum. An AC powered tool grinds and stops safety razor blades in seconds.
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Frederick George Devies
Southwark
Frederick Laurence
Reading
Museum
South Kensington
Doctor claims discovery cures ape man condition with secret serum
George Bocklett, 45, recovered rapidly after Dr. Frank Nolan treated his bizarre illness with an injectable serum labeled FormulA X. The patient, who had shrunk four inches and gained hat size, left hospital as details of the serum’s composition remained secret. The report notes his spine, rib, and chin changes and mentions a solicitor in Wood Green pursuing an old age pension claim.
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Frank Nolan
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Nolan
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Iin Bocklett
How to Photograph Spring Animals at the Zoo
John Van Guild offers practical tips for spring zoo photography. He urges readers to shoot in natural settings, avoid tight framing at the bars, and use distance and cropping to include surrounding environment for better animal portraits.
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Strieh
Interplanetary Forecasts And Western Livestock Show Plans
The Western Royal Show concept envisions annual livestock exhibitions rotating among Manitoba, Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan with inter provincial competitions. Promoters seek strong participation from provincial breed associations to showcase premier stock and spark western public interest. A separate discussion by Dr. Midgley forecasts advances in chemistry and physics shaping future warfare, energy, agriculture, and interplanetary travel, including synthetic hormones and engineered meats.
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Alberta
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Venus
Maple Syrup Production High Yet Prices Expected Lower
Eastern Canada anticipates a rebound in maple sugar output this year despite a dip in prices. Dominion Agriculture cites higher per capita spring consumption and notes early Ontario start with Quebec and Maritimes following. Exports to the United States face tariff barriers, but domestic supply should meet demand.
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Dominion
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Ontario
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Easton Quebec
Maritime Provinces
United States
New Mounted Police Post Planned on Hudson Bay Coast
Major-General 3. MacBrien of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced during an inspection trip in Kilmanton that one new post will be opened this season. The detachment is planned for Fort Harrison on the eastern coast of Hudson Bay, north of Fort Church Uf and opposite that location.
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Hudson Bay
Northwest Territories
MacBrien
Regal Canadian
Kilmamton
Fort Harrison
Fort Church Uf
Queen Marie Seeks Credit in War Memoir Ordeal
The dowager queen of Romania claims a key role in bringing Romania into the Allied ranks in the Great War and keeping them there. The memoir Ordeal: The Story of My Life is cited. Also China faces dust storms blamed on the Gobi desert.
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Rumania
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China
Gobi Desert
Marttzburg Garden Gathering Resolves to Accept Rule
A quiet Marttzburg residence hosts a gathering of distinguished people under a mimosa tree. General A W Protorian, Vonbraad members, and Matas Republic burghers decide on July 5, 1842 to accept British rule. A plaque at Hapines site in London marks a historic event.
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Matas Republic
Roy
Hapines
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