Canada and World Happenings Briefly Told
The report covers a New Brunswick bill to ban highway billboards, pensions paid by the Carnegie Foundation to college teachers since 1905, Canada's support for Kellogg’s anti war policy, the death of Agriculture official I A McIlmoyle born 1876, in Ontario, and migration West since 1899. It notes Captain Charles Kingsford Smith’s Vancouver years, Major General J H MacPhene offered a Moth seaplane by Sir Charles Wakefield, Sir George Frampton’s memorial works in Winnipeg Leeds Newcastle Calcutta and Nurse Cavell, and W D Gregory’s refusal of the K C honor for democratic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Carnegie Foundation
Frank B. Kellogg
Washington
I .A Mclimoyle
Alberta
Mr. Mclimoyle
Lakefield
Ont
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Vancouver
Australia
W. C. Kingsford-Smith
Filler
J. H. MacPhen
Sir Charles Wakefield
C.B.E
England
George Frampton
Victoria
Winnipeg
Leeds
Newcastle
Calcutta
Cavell
W. D. Gregory
Toronto
K.C
Gregory
Drury
Mr. Gregory
Wool exports from Canada rise sharply in latest fiscal year
Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers report strong prospects as wool exports jump from 5,223,981 pounds valued at 1,538,660 to 11,140,101 pounds valued at 3,149,967. New wool is bright and shrinkage is average, with excellent foreign market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Limited
Regional Summer Fairs Schedule and Humorous Quotes
A list of regional summer fairs from July to August in Brandon, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Vancouver, and New Westminster. The fragment also includes two old quotes from a dentist and a joke about a new range, plus a Meggendorfer Blaetter caption about dancing and perfume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Brandon
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Canada Dominates at World Poultry Congress Ottawa
The Farmers Advocate reports Canada's supremacy in poultry shown at the World's Poultry Congress in Ottawa. Canada highlights best egg grading laws, a unique performance recording system, and rising per capita egg consumption now about 28 dozen annually. Breeding and selection are boosting production.
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Canada
Ottawa
Farm Tour Chronicles British Bavon Industry and London Visit
The document describes a long tour through Birmingham Warwick Windsor Oxford and London with visits to Danes Denmark lectures by J Nugent Harris Shakespeare sites and the royal farm at Windsor. Highlights include Kenilworth Castle Warwick Castle Stratford area Shakespeare’s birthplace Holy Trinity Church and Windsor Castle with royal apartments and royal mausoleum. The group also tours Covent Garden Canadian National Railways offices and views a Brangwyn mural before continuing to London for engagements with royalty.
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Birmingham
Denmark
J. Nugent Harris
London
Harris
Kenilworth Castle
England
Kenilworth
Elizabeth
Robert Dudley
Warwick
Warwick Castle
Midlands
Shakespeare
Scott
Carlisle
Thackeray
Browning
Shottery Hathaway
Holy Trinity Church
The
Avon
Oxford
Shelley
Windsor Castle
Thames
James I
Scotland
John
France
David
Joan Beaufort
Henry VIII
Charles I
Jane Seymour
George III
George IV
William IV
Edward VII
Victoria
Princess Alice
Frogmore
Castle
Eton College
Henry VI
Windsor
King’s Farm
Murray Conacher
Conacher
Devon
Jersey
Royal Farm
Royal Dairy
Metropolis
Greater London
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Regent Palace
Piccadilly Circus
West End
Prince of Wales
Covent Garden
Garden
Greater
Canada
Spain
Cockspur Street
Canadian National Railways
C. J. Smith
C_N.R
Frank Brangwyn
R.A
Canada Imports Nut Types and Values Highlight Tree Nuts
Canada imports about 4.973 million dollars in nuts in the last calendar year. Peanuts total 1.45 million, leaving 3.523 million for other nuts. Walnuts 1.457 million, almonds 0.822 million, filberts hazels and pecans also imported, showing tree nut varieties grown domestically.
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Canada
Recipes For This Week Cream Sauce Guidelines
The passage provides basic instructions to top layered meat fish or vegetables with medium cream sauce, sprinkle with buttered crumbs, and bake until brown. It notes to pair with starchy sides using thin cream sauce and gives recipes: medium sauce uses 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons flour and 2 tablespoons butter. thin sauce uses 1 cup milk 1 tablespoon flour and 1 tablespoon butter.
Orange Strawberries Dessert in Champagne Glasses
Wash and hull strawberries then chill them covered with orange juice and one cup sugar. Beat heavy cream with powdered sugar and vanilla until stiff, pipe borders around each champagne glass for serving.
Travelling Clinic Tour in Alberta Described
In May a travelling clinic with two doctors a dentist and three nurses tours northern Alberta. It is a new phase of public health work designed for sparsely settled areas where medical and dental services are hard to obtain. The clinic cooperates with local doctors or dentists, conducts education and examinations, and performs minor operations in special cases.
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Alberta
Siamese Twins Lose Driving Licenses Over Arrest Dilemma
Lucio and Simplico Godino of Manila Philippines hold driving licenses in abeyance as police struggle to arrest the offending twin without risking legal action by the innocent brother. The pair attract frequent police attention due to their enthusiastic driving.
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Lucio
Simplico Godino
Manila
Philippine Islands
Boy Sent With Note About His Face
A note passed to a clinic doctor requests help for Willie's face which has been affected for a long time and is spreading. The second line quotes a Spanish joke about people answering everything with a question.
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Willie
British Respect for Law and Property
A comparison of gold shipments contrasts London’s armed guards with Moscow’s quiet convoy. It notes five tons of gold moving through London without escorts, while Moscow guards the same metal from bank to port. The piece cites Trinidad’s $100,000 shipment handled openly to New York guarded by detectives, praising British law and justice.
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New York
Gotham
London
England
Russia
Moscow
State Bank
Moseccy
Windau
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Race to the South Pole Aairs in Air Expedition Plans
Captain George H. Wilkins, Australian aviator, opens headquarters in New York for an Antarctic expedition. Commander Richard Byrd prepares in New York for a competing voyage, aiming to fly from the rim of the Southern ice barrier to the pole and back before Christmas. Byrd sails from Hampton Roads on August 15. Wilkins arrives in New York in July and plans a Sept departure from California with a small team, aiming to reach the pole with a five to six man expedition compared to Byrd’s 55 aboard the Sampson.
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South Pole
George H. Wilkins
Arctic
New York
Richard Byrd
Byrd
Hampton Roads
Sampson
Wilkins
Copenhagen
Alaska
Spitzbergen
California
Smallest Automobiles Hailed By German Builder
German mechanic Jans Schultz claims the new auto is the world’s smallest car, weighs 20 pounds, and will reach 17 miles per hour. The four cylinder water cooled engine includes a clutch differential accelerator and brakes and is operated by strings since it is too small for a child to enter.
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Jans Schultz
No Cattle Shipped To Britain From Canada In Ten Months
The report notes that no cattle from Canada have been loaded on a cattle boat bound for Great Britain in ten months while about 100,000 head were sent to the United States in the same period. It also records increased prosperity and higher meat consumption in Canada during the ten months.
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Great Britain
United States
Canada
Terrors Of Modern Warfare Explosion At Hamburg
The Hamburg gas explosion killed eleven and sent over three hundred to hospitals. The incident shows gas is designed for mass murder, and while shocking, nations continue arming ahead of any peace safeguards. The Regina Leader comments on the peril and the argument over outlawing war.
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Hamburg
Germany
League of Nations
Regina
Tires Tested To Four Minute Life In Race Car
The text notes Major Seagrave built a car that reached 207 mph at Dayton Beach and consulted an expert who guaranteed each tire would last three and a half minutes at 200 mph. The detail illustrates how near the super racers push components to failure under extreme strain.
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Major Seagrave
Dayton Beach
Malcolm Campbell
One Man Sub-Polar Quest Planned From Edmonton
Eugene Oregon based explorer E F McBee plans a solo expedition from Edmonton across Hd monton to Athabaska by water in a 14 foot motor boat. He will travel down the Athabaska and Mackenzie rivers to the Yukon then by inside passage to Prince Rupert and return by rail to Edmonton. The boat arrives in Edmonton to be shipped to Athabaska for water transit.
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E. F. McBee
Eugene
Ore
Hdmonton
Athabaska
Mackenzie Rivers
Yukon
Prince Rupert
Edmonton
McBee
Comforting Word and Census Plans Highlight Parable and Policy
A rich eccentric man dies prompting a young clergyman to comfort the widow with a stark analogy that the body is a husk and the soul has gone to heaven. Separately Japan announces plans for a national census in 1930.
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Japan
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New Brunswick
New Westminster
B.C
Ning. Kurt
Meggendorfer Blaetter
Munich
Ww. N. U
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
TaRren
Great Britain and
Marsh and Baxter
A. H. James
J.P
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Ete
Harry
Betty Barclay
Tion
Buen Humor
Madrid
Byrd and Wilkins
Britain
Sondagsnisse-Strix
Stockholm
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