World Happenings Briefly Told From Grimaby to Icelandquake
Cabled items report a serious earthquake damage in Iceland. The Aden Maru freighter sailed for Hamburg after loading grain at Prince Rupert. Nobel medicine prize awarded to Professor Johannes Dibiger of Copenhagen. The Governors General and Viscountess Willingdon join as honorary patrons of the Association of Canadian Clubs. An Italian war monument was destroyed by fire at Montelone. Abd el Krim exiled to Reunion Island. Wolves menace livestock in Northern Ontario. Astronomer debunks Wiz Wags from Mars. Travel dress advised for South American merchants. mint prospers without advertising. seasoned advice plentiful.
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Havas
Johannes Dibiger
University of Copenhagen
Willingdon
Association of Canadian Clubs
Avellino
Fogela
Montelone
Spain
Santa Clara Mission
California
Abd-el Krim
Reunion
Indian Ocean
Ontario
Mars
Bunkum
W. H. Stephenson
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Mother Earth
Regna discovers health with Dr Pierce prescription
During pregnancy Regna Frank Stone Ratcliffe of St Catharines Ontario describes severe morning sickness backache and distress. After using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription she recovers fully and has a healthy baby with no lasting illness. She urges others to obtain a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce s Laboratory.
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Ratcliffe Studio
St. Catharines, Ont
Dr. Pierce
Reginaklin
Haynes Ave
Stronger Material For Paper Money
The United States will print dollar bills from a cotton and linen blend to improve durability. Tests show all linen paper weakens notes, while mixing about 25 percent cotton increases lifespan. The new $1 bill will be more durable and improved in appearance.
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United States
United States Treasury
Bureau of Standards
Premiers Will Act For Talking Films
The Dominion premiers follow Britain in using talking films with overseas premiers to be filmed. Each premier will deliver a ten minute imperial speech filmed with synchronized sound. Censor rights are reserved for premiers if the films are judged not to do them justice.
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Dominion
Baby's Own Tablets Aid Mothers During Teething
The Dr Williams' Medicine Co promotes Baby's Own Tablets as the best remedy for teething in children, claiming regulation of stomach and bowels, relief from constipation and indigestion, and prevention of colds and fevers. A testimonial from Mrs. John A. Patterson of Scotel Village NS endorses their efficacy, noting she uses nothing else for six children. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from Brockville Ontario.
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Babs
John A. Patterson
Scotel
Village
N.S
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Must Use Lead Pencil In Montreal Election Recount
A Montreal judge rejected several ballots marked with ink during a recount. The ruling followed the law which requires ballots to be marked with a pencil, a provision some view outdated given fountain pens. The judge affirmed the pencil requirement as the lawful standard to be followed.
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Montreal
Rejection and insults echo in Loudon Tit-Bits dialogue
A fragment from Loudon Tit-Bits shows a speaker rejecting a marriage proposal with harsh terms. The tirade labels the partner as stupid, idiotic, despicable, and revolting, ending with a question about the proposal.
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Loudon
Surviving the Wreck and Odd Historical Snippets
A fragmentary clipping notes a lone survivor claiming to be saved by missing the boat, and includes varied items such as a Paris mention of Pele Mele, a cryptic line about a wise man and a Dian, a note on toasted bread in early English drink culture, and a British bill restricting feather shipments except for certain sources.
Canada’s Mission to Forge Empire Fellowship with the U S
The London Observer argues Canada can influence the United States by wielding power under the old flag within the Empire. It says Canada’s open frontier with the United States and its self-governing status place it in a unique position to harmonize the two nations into a working fellowship for global stability.
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Canada
American Republic
United States
British Empire
London
Simple sports dress ensemble in striped velveteen
A charming two piece sports outfit features a striped velveteen fabric with a two piece blouse and skirt. Details include a student collar, covered button loops, two pockets, inverted pleats, and specific size fabric requirements with a fashion book priced at 16 cents. Products named include Blouse No. 1411 and Skirt No. 1033.
Ancient foods at Brussels banquet delight guests
A Brussels banquet showcased foods dating back thousands of years. Bread from the Pyramids over 3,000 years old was eaten with butter said to originate in Queen Elizabeth era. Also served were wine centuries old and apples around 1,800 years old from Pompeii ruins.
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Eizabeth
Pompeii
Tales Of Heroism On Eastway Sinking Off Bermuda
Twelve survivors of the British freighter Eastway report heroism by a radio operator R James and by engineers and firemen who stayed at their posts and perished as the ship sank during the recent hurricane off Bermuda. They endured seventeen hours without water or much food before being picked up by the British schooner Luciline and brought to St Georges. A large steamer passed by at close range ignoring distress rockets and signals.
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Bermuda
R. James
St. Georges
English Ox Roaster Fred Tyler Named Official at Manchester Pageant
Englishman Fred Tyler of Stratford on Avon continues a 40 year run as the kingdom’s oldest surviving ox roaster. He plans five thousand sandwiches from each ox and keeps horns on the animal during roasting. He notes a 14 cwt ox at Newport ceremony was the largest roasted.
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Fred Tyler
Stratford-on-Avon
Manchester
Tyler
Newport
Monmouthshire
Quick Wit on Education and Housework
A light moral about education and a quip on domestic life. The saying suggests learning benefits individuals who seek knowledge and notes a humorous trope that a wife threatens to clean house to provoke her husband.
Agriculture Canada Urges Rural Urban Understanding for Progress
A speech argues Canada must boost rural life appeal to curb urban drift. It praises roads cars radios and co operatives while urging urban residents to cultivate agricultural mindedness and support modern farm life for lasting prosperity and settlement.
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Canada
British Papers Merge Under Berry Group Ownership
London press consolidation continues as the Daily Sketch and Sunday Herald join Allied Newspapers Limited led by Sir William Berry and J Gomer Berry. The Berry group now controls most Hulton titles except the Evening Standard owned by Lord Bargerbrook.
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London
Daily Sketch
Sunday Herald
Berry Group
Sir William Berry
J. Gomer Berry
Allied Newspapers, Limited
Edward Hulton
Evening Standard
Lord Bargerbrook
Good Taste and Health by Wrigley's Chewing Gum
The ad praises Wrigley's chewing gum as essential for sound teeth and fresh breath after every meal. It claims gum cleans teeth, aids digestion, and leaves a delightful breath, signaling personal hygiene and consideration for others.
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Wrigley
Historic Stable Associated with Lincoln Assassin Sold at Auction
The 600 square foot rear lot at 913 E Street NW and the original stable where John Wilkes Booth kept his horse after assassinating President Lincoln were sold by the U S War Department at auction. Booth rented the property in January 1865 to use the alley rear of Ford's Theatre for his escape.
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Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. War Department
E. Street
Booth
Ford
Reading Aid In Silver Case Described In Article
An article notes a small silver case about the size of a book that holds a magnifying glass to aid reading. The device is highlighted as a practical reading aid with a compact design and purpose.
Sirloin Named After Henry VIII Knighted Steak Honor
A historical note explains the term sirloin originated with Henry VIII of England. He reportedly knighted the steak after a dinner where that cut was the main item.
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Henry VIII
England
Indignant Old Gentleman on Backslapping and Backhanded Attacks
An irate elder criticizes a man as hypocritical in public compliments and covert hostility. He describes how the subject greets loudly yet harms privately, accusing him of double standards and treacherous behavior. The remark frames a clash between outward cordiality and hidden aggression.
New Device Converts Corn into Sugar in Ten Hours
Researchers announce a machine capable of transforming corn into sugar in about ten hours, signaling a potential advance in biobased fuel and sweetener production. The development highlights efficiency gains and industrial applicability for large scale processing.
Rainfall Range in Ching Varies Each Year
The annual rainfall in Ching spans from 30 inches at the low end to 70 inches at the high end, indicating a wide moisture cycle. This variation affects agricultural plans and water resource management in the region.
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Ching
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