Vikings End A Queen of Ube Coast In BC Fire
The Canadian Pacific Steamships SS Princess Royal was set ablaze after removal of passenger fittings. The ship burned ashore between Esquimalt lagoon and Albert Head and will be scrapped and shipped to Japan. Built at Esquimalt in 1907 she measured 981 tons and 228 feet in length.
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Canadian Pacific Steamships
Princess Royal
Esquimalt Lagoon
Albert Head
Japan
Esquimalt
World Happenings Briefly Told
Raymond Poipeare former premier of France marks his 74th birthday. The price of four in London drops one shilling per bag of 280 pounds, now 31 shillings sixpence with Wheat Quota aid. Ontario premier Hepburn backs unemployment insurance. Alaska squadron planes complete a 10 000 mile trip to Washington. Sandwell labels kidnapping the era’s most heinous crime. A vegetable fluid may replace blood transfusions per American convention delegates. Mussolini not opposed to restoring monarchy in Austria. League of British Industries opposes a 40 hour week. Amy Johnson Mollison to fly cross channel commercial pilot with Imperial Airways. Diamonds to be prospected in British Columbia by Hindmarsh and Ogden. Nechako river leases approved for 10 acre parcels.
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London
Benito Mussolini
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Otto von Hapsburg
Italy
League of British Industries
Amy Johnson Mollison
Imperial Airways
British Columbia
Thomas W. Hindmarsh
George Ogsden
Vanderhoof
B.C
Nechako
Wheat Exports To United Kingdom Decline From Last Year
July wheat shipments to the United Kingdom totaled 8,214,546 bushels worth 6,575,382 dollars, down from 10,372,234 bushels and 7,861,321 dollars a year earlier. UK flour exports in July reached 264,595 barrels valued at 935,326 dollars, against 235,044 barrels worth 824,972 dollars a year ago.
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United Kingdom
Bureau of Statistics
Habit of Change Pockets Determines Fate in Rhyl Court
In Rhyl Wales a man accused of stealing a shaving brush testified he placed the item in his right hand while his left hand held money in his pocket. The chemist offered a brush he bought, and a cheaper brush remained in his right hand. Police arrived before he could return it, and magistrates liberally cleared him, noting their own pocket placements.
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Rhyl
Wales
New Radio Typewriter Delivers Weather Map Data Faster
A new radio typewriter transmitted a weather map with tabulated data in seven minutes, cutting the time compared with about fifteen minutes by wire machines now in service. Milkman jokes about unpaid milk and returning bottles prompt a witty exchange with a woman asking what is allowed for empty bottles.
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Apty
Grain Act changes align Manitoba Northern grades with top milling quality
The 1934 Dominion Parliament amended the Canada Grain Act to grade No 2 Manitoba Northern wheat on the same milling quality basis as No 1 Northern Hard and No 1 Manitoba Northern. It also empowers the Western Standard Committee to grade new grain varieties to maximize marketing advantage without altering main standard grades.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Youthful coat dress pattern for fall wear
Pattern No. 542 offers a slim wrap around coat dress in rosewood brown novelty rayon crepe with white bengaline silk cuffs and collar. Available sizes 16 through 44 bust with material needs listed. price 20 cents.
Insecticides and their classifications in farming
The article explains poison sprays and stomach poisons versus contact poisons. It describes calcium arsenate and lead arsenate uses against bollweevil and potato beetle, aerial dusting, oil emulsions, nicotine and lime sulfur sprays, prussic acid fumigation, and testing of wartime gases for insect control. It notes ongoing scientific development in pest and fungus control.
Crows Foresee Disaster in Welsh Oak Nest Collapse
In Ogmore Vale Wales after 90 years of nesting in a 200 year old oak the crows moved to another tree. A week later the old tree toppled in a breeze. Crows cawed triumphantly after the collapse signaling their foreseen omen.
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Ogmore Vale
Wales
It Takes A Wise Man To Advise A Woman
A pithy saying notes that offering woman’s counsel requires tact to avoid enmity, reflecting gendered social norms. The saying frames advice as delicate diplomacy and prudence in interpersonal dealings.
Poiret Plans Return to Fashion After Poverty
Former Paris couturier Paul Poiret lives in a Paria penthouse relying on charity and a 70 cent daily dole. He spends days cutting fabric and dreaming of resuming dressmaking, saying he has not given up despite 18 months unemployed. Once he hosted aristocracy with chateaux and three yachts.
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Rat Pool Poiret
Pameus
Mener
Paria
Dole
Paul Poiret
Paris
Sue
Poiret
No Camping In Church At St Pauls Cathedral Edict
Church authorities at St Pauls Cathedral issue a ruling barring picnics and non devotional use of the cathedral pews. A verger recalls a man smoking a pipe in a pew and says the chapter has decided all worship spaces will be reserved for devotions only.
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St. Pauls’ Cathedral
May Erect Giant Tower to defend Paris from air attacks
A proposed 6,600 foot reinforced concrete tower would defend Paris against air raids. Platforms at multiple elevations would launch aircraft and serve as bases for anti aircraft guns.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
France
It's Easier for a Woman to Hold a Strong Man Than Her Tongue
This brief aphorism notes that a woman may find it harder to control speech than to restrain a powerful man, reflecting a gendered view of self restraint and voice in social interaction.
Jack Miner and Religion
Canadian naturalist Jack Miner discusses religious beliefs and church union. He affirms belonging to the Methodist tradition within the United Church, notes marrying in that church, and argues for church amalgamation to achieve larger Christian works while asserting worship of God rather than worship of churches.
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Jack Miner
Methodist Church
United Church
Worsh
Church Union
God
Sunday School Lesson on Micah and James Record
Devotional reading and lesson focus on Micah chapters 2 through 4 and 6 1 76 and James 1 22 27. The guide emphasizes doing justly loving kindness and walking humbly with God as set in Micah 6 8 and ties to James 1 22 27.
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Micah
James
God Pleads With Israel Against Faithless People
The passage frames God as plaintiff in a celestial courtroom with mountains as judges. Micah speaks in fervor while Jehovah asks Israel to show cause for disobedience, then offers the core teaching: do justly, love kindness, and walk humbly with God.
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Golten
Gould
Micah
God
Israel
Jehovah
Prophet
Amos
Hosea
Isaiah
Orange Nut Biscuits Recipe Makes Eighteen
Sift flour baking powder and salt. Cut in shortening then add nuts. Beat egg and add orange juice to make a cup. Combine with dry ingredients and marmalade. Knead lightly on floured board. Bake at 425F for 10 to 15 minutes. A little extra orange juice may be needed with some flours.
Carrots and Peas Recipe Prep Instructions
A simple dish combines 2 cups cubed carrots with 1 cup cooked peas. Cook carrots until tender then mix with peas and reheat with melted butter or prepare a sauce from flour butter and milk. Season with salt pepper and sugar, then combine with vegetables and serve hot.
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Miner advocates church unity and active faith in community
Jack Miner argues religions should uplift humanity and urges church union while stressing active Christianity. He explains his habit of visiting multiple services for education, yet values a central place of worship for family Sundays. His home features two entrances and mottoes inviting community and gratitude.
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United Church
Jack Miner
Detective in disguise nets suspect on London street
A Scotland Yard detective posed as an ex sailor selling matches on a London sidewalk for six days to trap a wanted man. Passersby donated about 40 dollars, many giving only copper while most took no matches. Authorities ordered the money deposited into police funds.
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Scotland Yard
London
Glass domes fitted on British military aircraft
British military airframes now feature glass domes over machine gunners to shield them from wind and improve firing accuracy. The installations aim to enhance aerial firepower and crew protection during combat missions.
Canada Exports and Agricultural Trends Highlight 1934 Data
Agricultural notes show Canada shipped 37 live cattle to Hong Kong in early 1934 and hog production a year to August 9 totalled 1.882 million. Wheat stocks on July 31, 1934 stood at 193.3 million bushels, down from 1933, while UK imports from Canada rose in tomato products and canned apples shipments to Egypt remained strong. Wool production across major exporters faces a projected 9 percent drop from 1932-33 to 1933-34.
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Moscow
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture Bulletin
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Open Cans With Claws Glacier Park Bears
Dr. George Ruhle, chief naturalist, explains Glacier Park bears will open cans with their claws and eat contents except spinach. Pebble found a ranger’s cabin broken into with every can opened. bears apparently used the edge of the tin as a makeshift can opener.
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Glacier Park
George R. Ruhle
Peble
Ruhle
Russian study on preventing corn dry rot in Caucasus foothills
Russian scientists are researching methods to prevent dry rot in corn grown in the North Caucasus foothills after the Ivory King variety from America was introduced in 1929. The discovery of the disease spurred the study into protective measures.
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North Caucasus
Caucasus
Office Boy Quips About Grandmother Skipping Afternoon Work
A humorous exchange unfolds as the office boy asks for an afternoon off and the boss replies with an outlandish line about a grandmother’s death. The joke hinges on the boy’s retort about saving her for later in the season.
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Office Boy
European Manufacturer Sows Parsnip Waste to Make Paper
European producer experiments with papermaking from asparagus waste scraps to valorize byproducts. The project aims to reduce waste and create an eco friendly fiber source for packaging and paper goods.
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Raymond Poipeare
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Ontario
Dominion Administration
United States Army
Alaska Fight Squadron
Bollingfield
Washington
B. K. Sandwell
Toronto Saturday Night
The
Vegetable Growers’ Association of America
Toronto
Ww. N. U
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Toon
Ruth Rogers
Ry Garton H. Guest
St. Paul's Cathedral
W. E. McKillop
D.D
Betty Barclay
Orange Nut Biscuits
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Tera Me
Hong Kong
China
Fiji Islands
Empire Countries
British Isles
England
Egypt
Ganos
Baldwin
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