World happenings briefly told
The Lancashire cotton mills lifted their embargo on exporting British cotton goods to Germany. The British House of Commons rejected an amendment for state lotteries by a vote of 219 to 47. Otekar Hoffman allegedly involved in the Pecs miners hunger strike committed suicide. A Canada United States trade talks recommendation was approved in New York. USDA officials seek cattle feed supply details for winter with most feed to be bought in Canada. France has not asked Britain about sending troops to the Saar nor participation in the plebiscite. A Foreign Office spokesman in London denied Pacific island fortification suspicions at Geneva. Seventy five paintings by the Royal Canadian Academy will tour Canada under the National Art Gallery. Toronto hosted the 55th annual meeting approving the exhibition.
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House of Commons
Otekar Hoffman
Pecs
Hungary
Canada
United States
New York
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
France
Great Britain
Saar
London
Geneva
Pacific Islands
Royal Canadian Academy
National Art Gallery
Toronto
The
Academy
Liver Pills Ad Claims Quick Mood Lift and Digestion Fix
An old ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a liver stimulant to alleviate feeling blue and sluggish. It promises safe, vegetable composition and urges readers to ask for the product at druggists, warning against substitutes.
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Carter
Cold light and glow from living creatures in nature
Gordon H Guest describes cold light produced by fireflies glow-worms jellyfish and other luminescent organisms. He explains heatless illumination is more efficient than warm light and notes that many animals plants and bacteria can produce light with diverse mechanisms and habitats. A German baron owns 20 000 fleas.
Christmas Seals Protect Saskatchewan Children From Tuberculosis
The article lauds the Saskatchewan Christmas Seals campaign funding a preventive program at Fort San and other clinics. It highlights 1932 results, 7 284 people helped, 2 836 active TB cases found early, and notes the need for ongoing prevention funding to reduce deaths, with seals priced at one dollar per sheet.
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San
Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League
Fort San
Saskatchewan
Fort Qu’Appelle
Saskatoon
Prince Albert Sanatoria
Regina
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
North Battleford
Yorkton
Canora
Philippine study to cultivate sea weeds eyed by authorities
Government authorities study scientific cultivation of sea weed in the Philippines. Edible algae abound along coasts and are used in salads soups and pickles. The Fish and Game Administration is directed to collect data on the extent of the present seaweed industry. Retail trade in Australia continues.
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Fish and Game Administration
Sunday School Lesson On Salt Of The Earth
The article discusses a Sunday school lesson based on Matthew 5 13 16 and Ephesians 5 30 focusing on Christians as the salt of the earth. It emphasizes disciples responsibility to influence moral purity, preserve good, and avoid losing their savor in the world.
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Jesus
God
Light of the World Metaphor in Sermon Teachings
The passage reflects on being salt cast out and light of the world as Jesus’ call to disciples. It discusses witnesses like a city on a hill and notes biblical locations such as Horns of Hattin and Safed. Quoting Phillips Brooks, it stresses the soul must stand in sunlight to bear witness to the sun.
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Jesus
Hattin
Safed
Phillips Brooks
Talks With Bears In The British Columbia Wilds
Matt Allard, a veteran hunter, recounts calm conversations with a she bear and two cubs. He says respectful talking can avert danger and that bears respond when addressed calmly. The encounter ends with the mother retreating after a second talk.
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Matt Allard
British Columbia
Matt
Old Lady
Jews in the United States Have Large Population Lead
The United States hosts more Jewish people than any other nation, surpassing Israel by a substantial margin. Demographic estimates show a continuing trend of growth and community vitality across major cities and regions.
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The
United States
Country
World
Riches From Mountain Fooding Matsugae Mura Cement Find
Villagers of Matsugae-mura near Moji receive £36,000 from two cement firms after a mountain on their common land yields silica, wine and alumina used for cement. The payout, totaling £23,750 to be shared, distributes more to longtime residents.
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Matsugae-mura
Moji
England’s Doctor Count Surges Past 56 Thousand
England now has 56,000 doctors, reflecting an increase of 15,000 since 1912. The rise indicates expanded medical staffing and greater access to care as the nation progresses into the modern era.
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England
Gin Pills Promise Kidney Relief Amidst Joint Pain
Health claim urges taking Gin Pills to ease swollen joints and restore kidney function, warning of deranged kidneys. Advert says the pills relieve pain and support kidney operation.
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Lancashire Cotton Milia
Gordon H Guest
Mal
Clarry Hunt
Gillett
Pram
Saskat
Chewan
King OF
Pain
Liniment
Sowardsburg
Rosbur
Canada Starch Co., Limited
Australia
the Christian
Lydia E. Pinkham
Telia. E. Fedbur Is
Dippleford Paren Products
Hamilton
Ontario
Lanavak
Calgary
Edmonton
Winnipeg
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