World Happenings Briefly Told
Fifty families at Deptford England were made homeless after subsidence of a road caused house collapses during heavy rains. The Tass News Agency reports the Soviet wheat harvest covered 87,500,000 acres this year, 32,000,000 more than last year. The British Exchequer gains about 5.9 million dollars from the estate of Viscount Tredegar, who left 11.845 million. Hillsborough Castle, residence of the Northern Ireland governor, was destroyed by fire. United States exports to Canada rose in June, while imports from Canada likewise increased. McGill University announced a 1 million dollar Rockefeller Foundation gift funding its neurology department. Dr. Albert W. Abbott, Canadian Red Cross head, died in Toronto. France will not support Japan in abrogating the Washington naval treaty and will adhere to it unless European conditions change. The UK air ministry to install goniometric radio stations to locate planes off the coast. Off Belcher Island the Hudsons Bay Company ceremony paid tribute to Henry Hudson and his son, put adrift by mutinous crew three centuries ago. led by P S Ashley-Cooper.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Viscount Tredegar
United States
Canada
Department of Commerce
Rockefeller Foundation
McGill University
Department of Neurology
Albert W. Abbott
Canadian Red Cross
Ontario
Imperial Munitions Board
Toronto
France
Japan
United Kingdom
Air Ministry
Belcher Island
Henry Hudson
Ashley-Cooper
The
Hudson's Bay Company
Pathleas
Little Journeys In Science Digest
A science note explains dissolution in water, naming salt as solute and water as solvent. It covers soluble and insoluble substances, examples like sugar and ammonia, and notes on gases, greases, plant minerals, and human digestion. It also explains water hardness from minerals and kettle scale.
Barley Proves Strong Substitute for Corn in Livestock Feed
Feeding tests at Dominion Experimental Farms and other sites show barley serves as an excellent substitute for corn in livestock rations. Researchers report comparable energy and productivity outcomes, supporting barley as a viable alternative for farmers.
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Dominion
Columbine Flower Named for Nest of Doves Connection
The columbine flower received its name from a Latin roots idea of resembling a dove nest, linking the plant to the word Columbia.
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Columbia
Woman Machinist Sails With Graf Zeppelin Crew
Karin Mannesmann the first woman machinist aboard the Graf Zeppelin completed a round trip from Friedrichshafen to South America. She served two hours on two hours off in a motor gondola with other machinists, wearing greasy overalls rather than passenger dresses. A Berlin technical high school graduate in engineering, she previously worked in an aircraft factory to gain experience with heavy motors.
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Karin Mannesmann
Karin
Friedrichshafen
South America
Miss Mannesmann
Technical High School
Berlin
Fashionable dress pattern promises fit and thrift
The ad touts a slimming caped dress from a chiffon cotton voile print, priced affordably. It notes easy packing for weekend trips, proposed material options, and exact sizing for Style No. 406 with busts 36 to 48 inches and a 37 yard requirement for size 36.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide lists Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermott Ave Winnipeg. Pattern No unknown. Name Towd Size unspecified.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermott Ave
Winnipeg
Lumber Shipment Planned From The Pas To Great Britain
Two and a half million feet of lumber will be shipped via the Hudson Bay Railway through Churchill to Great Britain this summer from The Pas. The move is an experimental order with hopes of increasing volumes in future years.
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Hudson Bay
Churchill
Great Britain
Pas
Thrills Of An Outdoorsman Life From Aged Narrator
A narrator recalls early hunting thrills from pigeon hunting to foxes and deer. He describes Canada geese banding and releasing over ten thousand birds, influenced by spiritual faith to inspire kindness and responsibility toward youth. The reflective piece links past adventures to mentoring teens with a religious tone.
Panoramic hunting memoirs of thrills and bands
A reflective piece recalls monster timber wolves and high power bullets across a life of hunting thrills. It notes bird and duck banding successes, Canada honkers, and a pivotal night at a kiln while recalling goose bands and Eskimo tags collected over years.
Sunday School Lesson Seeks Good Over Evil
Golden text from Amos 5 14 urges seeking good not evil for life. Lesson focus covers Amos chapters 6 1 7 and 11 14 with devotional reading from Isaiah 55 6 11. The item presents a faith guidance note for a Sunday service.
Newspapers Are Top Leisure Choice In National Survey
The National Recreation Association surveyed 5000 people across jobs and ages on 94 activities and found reading newspapers ranked first. The result supports newspapers providing information and entertainment across social levels.
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National Recreation Association
Graham Cracker Cream Cake Recipe Draft
Crush crackers with baking powder and salt. Beat yolks with sugar until thick then heat. Stir in cracker mixture with Brazil nuts and vanilla. Fold in stiff egg whites and bake in greased layers. Assemble with cream filling and optional whipped cream topping.
Orange Fluff Salad Recipe Assembly
Recipe instructions describe assembling a salad on lettuce with orange slices arranged in a circle, sprinkled with grated coconut and carrot, and served with mayonnaise blended with orange juice.
Interview Highlights King George’s Grasp of Canadian Affairs
Hon. Herbert Marler, Canadian Minister to Tokyo, returned to Canada aboard the Empress of Britain after an audience with His Majesty. He praised the King for his extraordinary knowledge of Canadian affairs and noted the monarch’s keen interest in Canada and Canadian interests in the Far East. The interview was described as delightful and an honor.
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King George
Herbert Marler
Tokyo
Canada
Empress of Britain
Marler
Far East
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Deptford
Englam
Hillsborough Castle
Northern Ireland
Duke of Abercorn
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Ww. N. U
Torn
Graf Zeppelin
Ruth Rogers
Quebec
Job
Zion
Jerusalem
Samaria
Jehovah
Amos
Atkins
David
Joseph
Israel
Elmer A. Leslie
Jack Miner
H.B. Line
Father
Jack
Salvation Army
Anglican Mission
B.C.M.S
Port Harrison
Hudson Bay Co
McGill St
Montreal
Mr. Miner
Arnold C. Herbert
Herbert
R.Y.O
Ogden
Vogue
P.S
Betty Barclay
Graham Cracker
George
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