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I. Doahledislrs trotn is to 21 acres per day.

3. Moms 35 acres a day.

4. Does ever-v power iob on an average 80-acre

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SAINT JOHN. N.B., April 18- ced today,

Strange But True I7 I. I-.-:aA.rthw

Every new and then some crackpot comes up with an idea that is nothing short of a bugaboo.

Last summer. for example. a certain guy wanted to start a fund to be used to melt the ice around the south Pole. so that the bal- ance of the earth would be upset. shifting the centers of civilisation into the Arctic regions.

The custom of firing three vol- leys at. military funerals dates back to a time when were were not fought at the same tempo as in our time. In a long-drawn out battle for instance. a truce was declared while each side buried its dead. This task finished, three volleys were fired as a signal to resume the battle again.

them about, our country folk used to use lan- terns. The hug lanterns used by the people of the West Indies are made as follows: Holes are cut in a gourd and into these holes are forced fireflies which make about as much light as an oil lantern. Incidentally, vitamines produce the energy necessary to make the beetles grow.

A nail measuring 1'5 inches was recently removed from the small intestine of a four-year-old Geor- gin. boy. It took just about six hours for the doctor to draw out the nail using a special magnet. as the object had to be pulled back into the stomach and up via the esophageus. The delicate op- eration made history in that it was the first time in which an object, lodged in this part of the body, was removed without a sur- gical operation.

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Foster Hewitt has been airing National Hockey League games be- fore the microphones for 31 con- secutive years. This is an all-time record that is likely to stay tops in the sports world.

A rare case of multiple person- alities came to the notice of the medlcos of Boston back in 1898 when Christie Beauchamp. 23, was placed under observation. The woman was acting strangely and the doctors discovered that she had developed three distinct per- sonalities which had virtually sup- planted her real self. Each per- sonality had its own temperament. abilities, habits and so on, and

(GP)-Allocation of 5650.000 in Since the expansion. started in federal funds for the third and 1949 the hospital has been en- final phase of a 53,000,000 modrrn- ' larged to a 400-bed institution

union P1"0Rl'sIm at Lancaster l-ios- with a stuff of 300.

stranger still a switch over from one to another, would suddnly

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The natives of the West Indies actually use fire bugs to light much the same as

take ' ' of Christie for per- iods ranging from an hour to a week or more. After receiving medical cure for several years the young woman was completely cur-.

It's no trick at all to catch a trout with your hand, providing it has its head stuck under a ltonci or log, and the water is ehaliow.l Here's how it's done. Quickly

' your hand into the stream. beside the fish. Okay? Now stroke! its side gently. moving your hand slowly backward and forward un- til you can hold it by the gills.

The law firm of Johnson and Urlderdunk of Utah, used to is- sue divorces from their v.endlng' machine. which sold for 32.50 a set. That was back in the early 70's and all the couple had to do to obtain a divorce was to sign duplicate legal papers and the machine did the rest.

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Doing a job right is easier than trying to explain why you didn't.

or course. you've noticed how people will belittle their property when the time for paying the taxes comes round, and on the other hand, how they praise it

when the opportunity to sell knocks at their door. Strange but true, Christians

have no standard Bible, and still use ten different versions, namely: Abyssinian. Armenian, Coptlc,Lat- ter Day Saints, Episcopal, Luther- an. Orthodox Greek Cathollc.Pro- testant, Roman Catholic, Samari- tan. and the Syrian.

Motion pictures were produced in the sign language for deaf Am- ericans as early as 1910 and. therefore, these persons enjoyed the "talking pictures" 16 years be- fore the introduction of films with sound effects.

It is a common thing to find ice at the bottom of streams in the Far North and below the Arc-

the ground never thaws, except for a few inches near the top and the water is chilled before the air above reaches the freezing point. This causes ice to form on the bottom of the stream first.

APRIIJ 21'. 1932

CANADAiS YOUTH TAKE THE AIR

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bury W. M. s. was held at the home of .There was a good attendance this meeting.

Mrs.

of the Bible. which translated into over uages and has been the , channel through which the world The campaign for funds for the H” c”Cl9- becww in "W59 Y9-B'"m5 has come to know its saviour. As- new United slsting in this program were: Mrs. school Harry wood, Mrs. Leslie MacDon- tenilon of the membe , ald. Mrs. Mrs. c. s. Scranton and Mrs. Al-:ported read. The next meeting is of the mates: of cavalry leaders.

BUNBUIY W. M. I lieon Tait.

April meeting of the nun-

Mrs. Willard Kelly.

is entitled "The Witch's

Wendell Mulch was leader

of the worship period, the themeied over by the president and being, "Easter Gave us the Bible." was decided that a 10 per cent in- Flrquharson presented Mrs. This very fine Easter brought to mind the importance accepted for 1052. It was also de- an of the esteem in which she is: GRONINGEN. one-nlcldcd that Miss Morson and Mia; held by the members.

lEnman be adopted as special mis-

scrvzce crease or an allocation of 8220 has 1,000 lang- prlnclpnlgsionarles for prayer.

Church was brought to the

John A. MacDonald. books were brought back and

Mrs. Tait in a brief talk spoke Leslie Mizobonald. of the greatness of the Bible and At the conclusion of the meet- how it has outlived other books. ing Mrs. Tait in a few well chos-ldav to drop 95 Wrenths on the

Mrs. wehdell Mutch. Temper- on words expressed the feelings ot.Encllsh Channel spot Where her at ance secretary read from an artic- the group to Mrs. Ray .MacDon-'5'5"”' Ship: the AHTIY. Bank with Brew"rald a valued member who is leav-H5 "'9" '””'"d 9"” Y9" 8&0 The business period was presid- 1118 in the near future to take

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PORTSMIOINI-I. England. Apr); 19-(Reuters) - The submarine Alliance left port at dawn Thu".

to be held at the home of Mrs.

upiThursday. The wreaths were from

ifamillcs of the crew and from ti it residence in New Brunswick. 13115:. govemmem. is

he Donald with a gift as a. slight tok-,

'rhe Netherlahclg lApril 19 - (Reuters) -Two blind

Lunch was served by the hostess Dutchmen, out to prove that. hung and a social half hour followed. people can get around as easily I; those with normal sight, left here FAMOUS SOLDIER Thursday with their guide dogs to .y,- Nathan Bedford Forrest. 3 con- walk across Holland in 13 days.

sevel-.1. federate commander in the Amerl- They plan to average 20 miles a

"..lcan Civil War, was ranked as one Iday. Their destination is Maast. lricht. 266 miles away.

Almost but not quite a free ride for a tralnload of canny Scotsmen on their way from Glasgow to London. There was not any ticket collector on the Royal Scott and the Scotsman would have got off scott free only the officials re- membered just in time and stop- ped the train at Crewe to put on a collector. O 0

Recently Bert Prldham of Mont- rose. Prince Edward Island. "ob- served it huge horned owl swoop down and seize a cat off the porch of his house and fly away with the animal clamped in its talons.

The cat proved such a burden

to the owl that it was forced to make a landing in a nearby field where it was shot by Pridham. Pussy's head was completely gone when rescued by its owner. l Jinx worked on 32 bills. Defy- .lng an ancient jinx Mrs. William Bennett of Hartford. Conn., col- lected 107 two-dollar bills. Then the Jinx got busy. A robber stole the collection.

The ncgroes of the southern states won't keep a. two-dollar bill in their pocket because of the Jinx. No slree. pay 'em off in s2 bills and they'll exchange them at the local bank. or spend them just to be rid of them.

Tradition has'it that Joe Jinx. a colored man. broke his legs Just after receiving his days pay in two dollar bills. hence the neu- roes' superstltutlon about the two spot.

LONDON. April 19- (AP)-Miss Hilda. Martindale. 77. who devoted the greater part of her life improv- ing the lot of women factory work- ers in Britain. died Thursday. She was one of the first women em- ployed in the British Civil Service. From 1933 to 1937 she was director of women's establishments at the tleasury. supervising the welfare ,of all women in government em- ' ploy.

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kill a of them if I could," re- plied Neighbor snow. He sounded an if he really meant it.

"Will you give it to me?" asked Farmer Browlfs boy.

"I don't know what you want the pest for. but I'll give it to you on one condition," replied Neighbor Show.

"What is that?" Browns Boy.

"That you will promise not to let it go again." replied the other.

"If I ever let it go it will be iBl' from here where it won't bother anybody's chickens. I promise you that," said Farmer Brown's Boy.'

He gently pulled the bag over sister 1-looty. all but the leg ht-id ill the trap. to protect. his hands from her claws and bill. As gt-ntly as possible he removed that dreadful trap. "Wicked!" he muttered.

"What is wicked?" asked Neigh- bor Show sharply.

"Steel traps are wicked. I guess. Mr. Snow. that you never have really thought what it. must be like to be caught in one of these things," said Farmer Brown's Boy. He spoke respectfully. "I wish," he continued. then stopped.

"What do you wish?" Neighbor Bnow.

"I wish I could drop all the steel traps in the world right down to the bottom of the ocean where it is deepest!" declared Farmer Brown's Boy.

Neighbor Snow grinned a bit rue- fully. "l really believe you meant it." said he.

Farmer Brown's Boy did.

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