Teens Fight Juvenile Delinquency With Positive Programs
Reports from across the United States show youths replacing delinquency with constructive activities. Teens join teen centers funded by babysitting and odd jobs, organize clubs, and engage in community service under adult supervision. Hot rodders become orderly clubs, reducing risk to motorists while building skills and discipline. In Illinois and California youths create codes, raise funds for clubs, and emphasize parent awareness and safe conduct.
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United States
New York
Associated Press
U.S
Boy and Girl Scouts
YMCA
YWCA
Red Cross
United Fund
Community Chest
Chester
Ill
Elmer Mehrer
Baldwin Park
Calif
Los Angeles
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee
Revelstoke
B.C
Push Button Convenience for Home Care Remedies
A guide to simple spray solutions for pet deterrence furniture refinishing and odor control. Uses include keeping dogs off lawns and chairs, reaching hard to reach corners with paint, freshening air, and fast personal grooming routines highlighting push button ease.
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Dad
Spend Christmas in Scotland with Sylvania sailings
Cunard liner Sylvania sails from New York December 12 to Halifax December 13 and Greenock December 19 with calls to Liverpool. Passengers connect by boat train to Glasgow for Christmas and Hogmanay celebrations. Sylvania’s Cobh call December 18 is cancelled. Saxonia to call at Cobh December 19 instead.
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Cunard
Scotland
Greenock
Halifax
N.S
New York
Sylvania
Liverpool
Glasgow
Cobh
Saxonia
Havre
Southampton
Outlook approves zoning bylaw for orderly growth
The town of Outlook, Saskatchewan, population 885, enacted a zoning bylaw to manage growth around the river dam period. Minister L F McIntosh signed the bylaw August 29 in the mayor’s presence, with Town Clerk L B Bishop and Deputy Minister L Jacobs among officials. Zoning aims to curb haphazard development as a large influx arrives, ensuring health safety and welfare.
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Outlook
South Saskatchewan River Dam
L. F. McIntosh
J. C. Carter
L. B. Bishop
L. Jacobs
Z. Bakun
McIntosh
Royal Antelope Tiny West African cud chewer
The royal antelope of West Africa is believed to be the smallest cud-chewing animal, standing about a foot high.
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West Affrica
Message Delivered From World War I Deathbed Faith
Dr Dodd recounts delivering a dying World War I soldier's request to his mother that he died facing the enemy with faith in Jesus Christ. The tale ends with the mother weeping, grateful for the message, and a call to believers to deliver the saving gospel to homes everywhere.
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C. Dodd
Iseus Christ
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
France
State Department
Jesus Christ
Dr Dodd
God
Calvary
Christ Jesus
Shy Child Gains From Patience and Praise
A very shy child can meet impatience from strangers and family if he does not respond quickly. The text urges understanding and sympathy, avoiding forceful social prompting. Fewer scoldings and more praise may boost self confidence and sociability.
Dream Invasion At University Of Chicago Reveals Sleep Secrets
A Chicago study under Dr. Nathan Kleitman hired volunteers at three dollars nightly to sleep in a lab while researchers tracked heartbeat, brain waves, and eye movement. The findings state everyone dreams, typically three or more times per night, with dream lengths ranging from minutes to nearly half an hour. The piece humorously notes the voyeuristic risk of dream disclosure and laments gaps in the study such as effects of food on dreaming.
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University of Chicago
Nathan Kleitman
Jayne Mansfield
Bridget Bardot
Right of farmers must be protected near Cutbank Lake
A farmer near Cutbank Lake complains that fishermen trespass on his land, drive through crops, and borrow his tractor causing damage. He plans strict access bans and vows prosecutions while urging hunters and fishermen to police their own ranks to protect property rights.
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Wroth
Cutbank Lake
RSR
Vatican City Emerges as Europe’s Smallest State
Vatican City, covering one sixth of a square mile, is Europe’s smallest independent state. Monaco sits next as the second smallest, boasting a size nearly three times larger than Vatican City.
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Vatican City
Europe
Monaco
Oldest National Emblem: The Eagle’s Ancient Roots
The eagle ranks among the world’s oldest emblems, traced to the Mesopotamian city of Legash about 5,000 years ago, illustrating long standing use as a national symbol.
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Legash
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Rossland, B.C
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Calgary
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