World Happenings Briefly Told From The Labour News
Readable items note Hon William Pugsley Canadian minister and later lieutenant governor of New Brunswick died. A German finance minister’s tax bill would raise beer and tobacco dues. Canada U.S. treaty to curb mugging approved by the House of Commons. Edward Kemp, ex militia minister, wed to Virginis Copping. A Manitoba bill proposes weekly rest day for workers. Save the Forest Week proclaimed for April 19 in Texas.
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Wiliam Pugsley
Canada
New Branswtes
Germaa
Crawford
Entowolveteal
Department of Actial
Bern
Teexter
Mayer
Senate
Financr
Eum
Horse of Commons
United State
Sh Edward Kemp
Toronto
Arkansas
Mes Virginis Copping
Fortytwo Years Experience Endorses Dr Cree Cure
A testimonial from H F Bick praises Dr Cree's Golden Medical Discovery as the best proprietary medicine for building and maintaining health. He notes forty years of use in his family and recommends combining it with Dr Pierce's Peasant Purgative Pellets. He also links treatment at Dr Pierre Tuvalidy's Hotel to lasting improvement.
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Port, Ont
Cree
Pierce
Piere
Antes For Prince's South African Tour
A report on Prince's travel plans for a South African tour includes details of a car accident incurred while en route to Niger. The incident involves a vehicle carrying royal insignia and outlines royal protocols for display and crest use during the tour.
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Antes
Prince
Baby's Own Tablets Trusted by Mothers Worldwide
Thousands of mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets for infants and children aiding digestion, fever reduction, worms expulsion, and better sleep. Mrs Aloe r of Atlantic NS endorses their use for minor ailments. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25¢ per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Aloer
Atlantic
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Prize Winning Mornay Sauce Recipe Claims First Prize
Montreal woman Anita Davis wins top prize in the annual Borden Recipe Club contest with a Mornay Sauce recipe. The lengthy preparation includes butter, onion, thyme, bay leaf, pepper, egg yolks, stock, evaporated milk, Canadian cheese, Parmesan, and a final butter beat. The sauce suits crab, lobster, and fish dishes and copies of the Borden Recipe Book are available from the company in Montreal.
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Montreal
Borden
Anita Davis
Mi Hee
Internations
Borden Company
Giant dirigible plan to burn airship twice its size
The Woodwear Company of Antica plans a dirigible twice the size of the Los Angeles ship to run New York to London passenger service. Dr Karl Arnstein, former head of construction at the Zw gelin plant, says the firm has offered to build the vessel with motors generating large horsepower. The report notes the ambitious project and potential capabilities.
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Los Angeles
Woodwear Company
Antica
Karl Arnstein
Zwelin
Jewel expedition to admire crown jewels in wartime
A fragmentary report notes Holland Dury visited toerman crown jewels intact, sent to Holland for safe repose in a great bank during the war. Very anxia, second wife, desires to wear the jewels as Empress, amid weariness of the dull Licks flat country. The expedition to admire the jewels is described in incomplete form.
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Toerman
Holland
Sof A
New Zealand dirigible design rapid flight progress
Report outlines a British dirigible project with Commander Burney and BN Wallis, detailing a mooring mast with enormous horizontal arms and rotating center to dock from any direction. Passengers traverse a game way inside via an elevator as experts work on the ship and related improvements.
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New Zealand
Te National Physical Laboratory
Dirigib
D Burney
Guarantes Company
Cable City
BN Wallis
Great Britain
War Memorial Tablet Unveiled in Rou Cathedral France
General Sir Nevil MacCready led a ceremony at Rou Cathedral to unveil a tablet by the war graves mission in memory of the British Empire’s war dead from the Great War. The inscription honors one million lives and notes the dead rest in France amid Saint Joan of Arc’s sanctuary.
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Nevil MacCready
France
Rou Cathedral
War Graves Mission
Phillippe Digh
Eneiteh
Canada
Germany and France Form Temporary Trade Pact
Germany and France announce a nine month temporary trade accord to reduce tariffs on carefully chosen articles with a path to a permanent treaty based on new French terms. The arrangement aims to ease economic tensions while laying groundwork for a broader commercial partnership.
Sliver Black Fox Farm Operation in Alberta
A new silver black fox farm starts at Clarenhelm, Alberta, run by A. Mekaney and Son with imported stock from Prince Edward Island. Their breeding stock includes fet pairs. all offspring are to be raised for fur. Also mentions a worm exterminator as an excellent remedy and notes Labrador's grand waterfall at 200 feet, plus Minard's Liniment for sore feet.
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Bom
Alberta
Clarenhelm
A. Mekaney
Prince Elward
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association elects new president
Katchewan School Trustees CE Ogema was elected president of the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association at the Saskatoon convention. He succeeds Jarmer F. Bryant Regina who declined the nomination in protest. Honorary president Damien F. Beyant. vice-presidents F. W. Goulden and Joseph Newdham. secretary-treasurer J. M. Cunningham. honorary vice-president Mrs William Allen.
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CE. Uitte
Ogema
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Jarmer F. Bryant
Regina
Damien F. Beyant
Resiea
Tiet
F .W. Goulden
Eitweger
Joseph Newdham
Unity
J. MH. Cunningham
Willian Alien
Moose Jaw
United States Buys Famous Death Ray Invention
The article reports Mr Matthews claiming England lost the chance to obtain his death ray invention after negotiations ended in America. Matthews, a passenger on the Aquitania, says the United States quickly purchased and secured the invention, having concluded talks within a week of arriving.
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Matthews
United States
Aquitania
England
America
Heart and Nerve Tonic Proposed for Aged Readers
A fragment urges older readers to use a heart and nerve tonic to restore vigor. It claims age weakens heart action and steadiness of nerves, and promotes the tonic as timely for those who wish to maintain energy and vitality.
Mullburns Heart and Nerve Pills Advertisement
Mullburns Heart and Nerve Pills marketed with medical claims and consumer instructions. The text urges readers to purchase from druggists and dealers, noting purported benefits and cautions, in a period advertisement style.
Examining Steel By X Rays for Flaws in Thick Metal
A report discusses penetrating steel up to eight inches with X rays and explores improvements in radiological research led by Professor Pullin. The aim is to detect flaws in steel used for critical life safety, requiring a 100,000 volt transformer and a tube able to handle such voltage, to enable non destructive testing through thick material.
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Paratus
Drofessor Pullin
Enz
Visit of Mary Magdalene to the Tomb in Luke
Sunday school lesson outlines Mary Magdalene visiting Jesus tomb early on the first day of the week. It notes that other followers were present, the stone was moved, and Mary told Peter and John. the text references multiple gospels and explains the scene with a devotional lens.
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Mary Magdalene
Christ
Mary Magdelene
Magdala
Laghow
Jesus
Mary
Peter
Johobn
Treasure Hunters Seek Maya Treasure Beneath Mexico City Post Office
Mexican anthropology director says Montezuma's treasure myths fuel private expeditions to excavate under the Mexico City post office. An American offered 10000 dollars to fund the dig and split proceeds with the government while researchers note the legend stems from Cortes letters to the Spanish crown.
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City
Mexico City
Manuel Gamlo
Mexican Republic
Montezuma
Ansuae
France and Allies Urged to Unite for Peace Effort
An Anglo African Press Association meeting relayed a statement from France stressing a joint approach with Britain and the United States to settle engagements and advance justice. The premier’s revised speech emphasizes France’s desire for shared support from the three great democracies to demonstrate national resolve and heroism.
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France
Lasik
Frazee
Foreign Office
Bonanza Map Sighting Tied to Arctic Mining Quest
James Townsend Fullerton former Port Townsend mayor and loganberry industry pioneer plans an April search for a rich Alaskan mine. A prospector who fed after hauling 282 pounds of nuggets mapped the site years earlier, with Minard's Liniment cited in the tale.
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Earch
Bonanza
James Townsend Fullerton
Port Townsend
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Alaska
Mr. Pulledon
Lassie Colds Rubbed Away by VapoRub
Canadian mothers, including Mrs. Er in NE Portag, praise VapoRub for treating colds. The ad copy describes applying the product to the chest and rubbing it in to release medicated vapors that are absorbed through the skin.
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NE. Portag Fan
Motor Exports Rise in Dominion Driven by Auto Trade
Canada leads outer five exports in motor vehicle trade by production and sales, with exports growing since 1920. The Dominion's share rose from 9.8 percent to 17 percent of the world automotive export market, surpassing earlier levels and signaling a rising industry.
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Dominion
Canada
United States
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