World happenings briefed from varied global notes
Reports touch on Strasbourg Monastery conversion to an anti religious museum in Moscow. Belgian rider Leon Vanderstuyft sets a motorpace world speed record. Bucharest rumors claim a Poland Romania Greece military front plan against Russia. Floods drown cattle, $25 million damage. Canada says no planned royal visit. RCMP officer to receive Imperial Service Medal. UK US smoot hering pact extended on liquor smuggling. Ireland may seek legation in Paris. France names Jean Knight ambassador to Canada.
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Leon Vanderstuyft
Bucharest
Poland
Roumania
Greece
Russia
Yser
Felgium
Duke and Duchess of York
Canada
Ottawa
T. Nichols
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Lethbridge
Alta
Fine Shipment of Herefords From Alberta to Chicago
Ninety three dry cows from the McIntyre ranch in Alberta were sent to Chicago in exchange for a ten thousand dollar cheque. The cattlemen call it one of the finest range cattle lots sent from Calgary with the heaviest at 1700 pounds and the group averaging 1350 pounds. The source ranch runs over five thousand Herefords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McIntyre Ranch
Alberta
Calgary
Belts Sharpen Sports Wear Use in Britain
In Great Britain belts are noted as largely for sports wear while ships lacking wireless equipment risk unable crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Protect Submarine Crews Revolving Air Cylinders Aboard
Inventor Caesar Borghetti explains a device for saving submarine crews. Hollow cylinders mounted on the hull form outer and inner airtight chambers with four air compartments. When activated the inner chamber floats to the surface automatically from depths up to 600 feet, carrying crew members.
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Ceasor Borghetti
Any Woman Can Look Stylish by Mae Martin
Mae Martin promotes Diamond Dyes for home tinting and dyeing to refresh outfits. She claims the dyes resist streaking and spotting, offering quick fashion updates with over 50 years of dyeing experience. A free book “Color Craft” is offered from Windsor, Ontario.
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Mae Martin
Windsor
Ontario
Opening of Bay Route and Entente Cordiale
W Moss Thrasher of United Farmers of Canada Saskatchewan urges opening the Hudson Bay trade route to Great Britain to foster a broad Canadian British excursion. He calls for federal steps to remove trade barriers, centralize western buying power in Britain, and link the west with the Old Country to balance exports and imports and ease western immigration and industrial issues.
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W. Moss Thrasher
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay
Great Britain
Canada
Mid-Western
Thrasher
Western Canada
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Eases Excess Stomach Acid
Reduce acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia a tasteless dose that neutralizes acids quickly. Since its 50 year standard use by physicians, a spoonful in water ends discomfort in minutes and avoids crude remedies. Buy the genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia with full directions at any drugstore.
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Magnesia
Cattle Feeding Awards Honor Latta in Saskatchewan Contest
C B Latta of Govan Sask won first prize of 100 in the carload lot contest linked to Saskatchewan cattle feeding events. He also took second prizes of 45 and 20 in groups of ten to fifteen and five animals, totaling 165. Peters of Brownlee won 75 for carload lot records.
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C. B. Latta
Govan, Sask
C. M. Hamilton
Mr. Latta
C. J. Peters
Brownlee
B. A. Wright
Drinkwater
Carload
Planes light up first Canadian U S aerial mail pageant
At St Hubert near Montreal a grand pageant opened the first cross border aerial mail service with fifty planes in a 9 am display. Aircraft ranged from Moths and Swallows to Vickers Fairchilds and three Royal Canadian Air Force Siskin fighters drew crowds watching evolutions.
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Canada
United States
St. Hubert
Montreal
Vickers-Fairchild
Stinson-Detroiter
Avro Avian
Hinkler
England
Australia
Leoning
Royal Canadian Air Force
Fortunes, Fortunes, Fortunes and a Buffalo Herd
In a tongue in cheek exchange an elderly man asks about health reform for marriage. A witty reply warns against trying to fix health. A quip about wealth and indigestion follows. The piece closes noting Canada bought 709 buffalo in 1907 at Tablow, Montana, now totaling 16,000.
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Dominion of Canada
Tablow
Mont
Boy Recovers After Early Home Remedy Mention
Mrs. Harry Nesbitt of Shannon New Brunswick recalls her child’s severe diarrhoea that began last fall and led to blood in stools before she treated him with an early home remedy from their medicine case.
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Harry Nesbitt
Shannon, N.B
Descriptive Atlas of Canada Distributed to Old Country Students
Over 100000 copies of a descriptive atlas of Canada are being distributed to British Isles schoolchildren by the Department of Immigration. Demonstration vans, lectures, and wall maps accompany the free atlas, which highlights Canadian farms and provincial resources.
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British Isles
Canada
Department of Immigration
Department
London
Natural Resources Intelligence Branch
Department of the Interior
United States
Central States
Canada Exports Cheese Mostly to Britain
Canadian dairy officials announced eighty seven percent of cheese exports last year went to the United Kingdom, totaling 119 million pounds. Dr. J A Ruddick said Britain’s importers trust grade marks and certificates, with the United States a distant second at about 14 million pounds and twenty four countries served overall.
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Canada
United Kingdom
J. A. Ruddick
Dominion
London
Liverpool
Bristol
Manchester
Glasgow
Ruddick
New Zealand
United States
Seaside Reunion Sparks Dark Cliff Warning
A wife greets her returning husband at a seaside resort and jokes about an idiot’s fall from a cliff. The exchange toys with fate and mocks a famous invention, noting rumor and whimsy in a brief, lightly macabre moment.
China’s new warship Peace mocked as a joke
A tongue in cheek remark notes China’s latest warship named Peace. The commentary quips that Beijing’s choice invites irony given tense regional security dynamics and rival powers’ reactions.
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China
Saskatchewan Farmer Makes First Entry in Chicago Grain Show
James A. Paul of Langham Saskatchewan becomes the first entry in the International Grain and Hay Show to be held in Chicago next December. He enters samples of Marquis wheat and rye. Canada has a strong track record, winning 14 of 17 wheat championships at the event.
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Saskatchewan
Chicago
Canada
James A. Paul
Langham
Dominion
Red Rose Tea Packed in Aluminum for Freshness
In shipping their choicest teas planters ensure quality by packing in aluminum to prevent deterioration. Red Rose Tea is always packed in aluminum to arrive as fresh as the day it was blended.
Largest World Buildings by Cubic Volume Listed
The Chicago Furniture Mart tops the list at 25.37 million cubic feet followed by the Equitable Building in New York at 24 million. Other giants include the General Motors Building in Detroit 20.41 million, Union Trust in Cleveland at 20 million, Railway Exchange in St. Louis and Illinois Merchant's Bank in Chicago at 17.85 million, and Continental and Commercial Bank in Chicago at 13.2 million cubic feet.
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Chicago Furniture Mart
Equitable Building
New York
General Motors
Detroit
Union Trust Building
Cleveland
Railway Exchange
St. Louis
Illinois Merchant's Bank
Chicago
Continental and Commercial Bank
Detour Advised Amid Social Decline Rumors
A sharp quip contrasts fate for descendants of apes with advice to avoid moral decline. The speaker implies personal agency exists to sidestep degeneration, while suggesting external origins are fixed beyond remedy.
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Moscow
U. S
League of Nations
Irish Free State
Paris
France
Jean Knight
M. Knight
Nominion
Eee Mae
Phillips
A. W. Edwards
Marquis
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Taio
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Marquis Hotel
Lethbridge, Alta
Sean Wild
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Descriptive Atlas of
Gould
Ramsay Co
Gainey
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