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Kim Campbell Room by Saying, “Mr THE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 On This Date Quote of the Day 1876 – The first discernible speech transmitted over a telephone system “I’d be prouder still to say I occurred when was Canada’s 10th woman Alexander Graham prime minister.” Bell summoned his assistant in another ~ Kim Campbell room by saying, “Mr. Watson, come here; I want you.” Happy Birthday! 1880 – Commissioner George Kim Campbell, born in 1947, was Scott Railton and seven female the 19th prime minister of Canada. officers from the English Salvation She served in the position from Army brought the organization to June 25 to November 4, 1993. New York City. Campbell was appointed prime 1949 – Mildred Gillars, a.k.a. “Axis minister upon Brian Mulroney’s Sally,” was convicted of treason for early retirement from his term. She broadcasting Nazi propaganda on the had previously served as minister of Home Sweet Home radio program justice, pioneering during World War II. An American legislation in gun living in Berlin, Gillars said she was control and sexual frightened into compliance. She later assault laws. Her served 12 years in a U.S. prison. 1996 autobiography is titled Time and Chance. Campbell Daily Trivia currently leads Canada’s Supreme Court Advisory Board. She also The ATM machine at the Vatican speaks widely on issues related to offers the option of navigating leadership, gender, climate change, your transaction in Latin. and Canadian/American relations. ©ActivityConnection.com – The Daily Chronicles (U.S.) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 Today is the International Day of Awesomeness. How do you celebrate such a day? By being awesome of course. Still confused about how to celebrate? Look to Chuck Norris for an example. After all, he was the inspiration for the day’s creation. Only Human Think-tionary parsimonious When we suffer from a cold or congestion, we notice that one A. Unwilling to spend money; nostril gets stuffy at a time. What we frugal and stingy often fail to notice is that when we or are healthy, our nostrils take turns B. Grudgingly unanimous; in total throughout the day. This is known agreement but with reservations as our nasal cycle. Nostrils split the parsimonious. famously are and poverty NSWER: A. My grandparents grew up in in up grew grandparents My A. NSWER: A workload of inhaling and exhaling air, as well as alternating congestion Toys of Yesteryear and decongestion. Every few hours, our autonomous nervous system Any child of the 1980s is familiar with switches from one nostril to the Rainbow Brite, the colorful girl who other. Breaks are important for dominated television and the nostrils. It helps them not dry up toy aisle. Rainbow Brite was from the constant and important job born not at a toy company, of humidifying and filtering the air. but at Hallmark, which was hoping to break into the licensing Word Scramble business with a popular children’s character. Hallmark developed the R G E D E D characters, backstory, and TV storylines, choosing Mattel to make the toys and Scoop out the bed of a river DREDGE ANSWER: French studio DIC Entertainment to animate the hit show. © ActivityConnection.com – The Daily Chronicles EXTRA! .
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