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Memorial space offered for Col T. Lawrence at St Paula Cathedral. Dr E Cora Hind of Winnipeg Free Press invited to luncheon with Liver pool Corn Trade Association on July 3 in Liverpool. Notices call all Montreal Negro men 21 plus to register for Haile Selassie forces. Dominion lends 500000 to Manitoba, relend to Winnipeg for 1934 relief. Sweden marks south anniversary of Riksdag dating to 1435. older parliaments only British and Icelandic. 8000 tons of anthracite coal from French Indo China arrives via Bonneville for Canadian market. Rear-Admiral Gerald C Dickena named commander-in-chief of Royal Navy reserve fleet. A crate of used books arrives at London jail entrance for prisoners including A Book of Escapes and Bars of Iron.
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Sweden
Riksdag
Bonneville
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Royal Navy
Aatley Rushton
London County Jail
John Buchan
Canada
Ethel M. Deu
Returning To Japan farming Taree 1 Native Of Korea Spends Fears Attending Cana dian Schools
Sada Nawise, a charming Korean native, returns to Japan after three years in Canada. She intends to bring western education methods to Tokyo and plans a career in religious education. Nawise danced interpretive dances, is an accomplished musician, and is visiting Edmonton with Miss Dorothy McBain.
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Sada Nawise
Korea
Japan
Canada
P. G. Price
Alma College
St. Thomas
Ont
Tokyo
Kimona Sbe
Nawise
Edmonton
Dorothy McBain
United Church Missionary Training College
Toronto
Planes In Soviet Industry Keep 110 Aircraft Busy
Planes support factories construction oil fields and mines transporting square parts and experts in emergencies. They serve oil trusts geological prospecting and help the power industry locate damaged high tension lines.
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Soviet
Russia
Women Fail Driving Tests Outpacing Men in Britain
A special report from the Ministry of Transport shows a higher failure rate among women than men on the new official driving tests in Great Britain. Examiners released percentages since the tests began, highlighting a notable gender gap in passing.
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Great Britain
Ministry of Transport
Restrictions on Wheat Imports and Newsboys Shouting in Peiping
Restrictive measures in Italy limit imports of wheat to millers who must blend 99 percent Italian wheat, narrowing foreign grain use despite Canada exporting substantial quantities in 1934. In Peiping China, authorities ban shouting headlines by newsvendors, allowing only the names of publications to be announced to curb loud cries and sensational stories.
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Italy
Canada
Peiping
No Test Needed For American Money Folding Claim
The Ottawa Citizen reports that American paper money can fold five thousand times without breaking but notes Canada cannot reproduce this, stating that paper money cannot be held for more than one fold in Canada.
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Canada
The
Ottawa Citizen
Bread From Seaweed News Letter Sale Along Pacific Slope
Seaweed bread marketed as a novelty along the Pacific coast promises iodine rich nutrition from giant kelp. The product, despite an odd flavor, is described as far from unpalatable and targets coastal shoppers seeking new foods.
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Seaween Vived
Pacific
Basket design bedspread pattern older ad notice
An old newspaper item promotes a basket motif pattern 5122 with a bolster motif and corner motifs, offering transfer designs and stitch guidance. It encourages matching colors for bedspreads and linens and instructs readers to send 20 cents to obtain the pattern from Household Arts Dept, Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. East.
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Household Arta Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
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Winnipes
Josiah and His People Cleanse Judah and Reforms
The lesson recounts Josiah the Judahite king calling a broad assembly to hear the Book of the Law, pledge to keep the covenant, and enact sweeping religious reforms. He purges idols from Judah and the north, demolishes Baal altars, and enforces a Passover in Jerusalem that surpasses earlier observances. The account emphasizes obedience to God and the nationwide renewal of faith.
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Josiah
Judah
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Habakkuk
Zephaniah
Jehovah
Moffatt
Israel
Dessert Molded with Chocolate and Gelatin
Betty Barclay shares a week’s recipe using unsweetened chocolate, milk, sugar, egg yolks, gelatin, pecan meats and whipped cream. Heat chocolate, thicken yolk mix, dissolve gelatin, then fold in vanilla and nuts. Chill, mold, and unmold to serve eight.
Blackberry Jam Making Instructions From Old Recipe
Grind about two quarts fully ripe blackberries or crush completely to pulp. Measure 7 cups sugar and prepared fruit into a large kettle and bring to a rolling boil, stirring constantly. Boil hard three minutes, remove from heat, stir in bottled fruit pectin, then skim for five minutes before cooling slightly and pouring quickly into hot jars. Paraffin seal while hot. yields about ten glasses of jam.
Ex explorer laments no new places left to discover
A former explorer laments there are no undiscovered places left in the world, noting the difficulty of finding a fresh picnic spot as curiosity wanes and travel lore grows stale.
Litle Journeys In Science By Gerda Guest MAT
A science note explains acids and indicators, detailing litmus color change, common acids and their uses, and how acids like sulfuric and hydrochloric interact with water and sugar. It covers aqua regia, nitric and carbonic acids, and the role of acids in nature and industry.
Earth May Blow Up as Heat Melts Shell, Dr Bailey Willis Claims
Dr Bailey Willis and Dr Reno Guttenberg discuss Earth's history and structure. Willis says radioactive heat keeps melting the shell, potentially revealing a 4000 mile core surrounded by a 2000 mile rocky crust. Guttenberg proposes a 20 mile loss of outer skin along Pacific margins, linking to quake patterns and unpredictable dates.
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Bailey Willis
Palo Alto
Earth
Pacific
Reno Gutenberg
Pasadena
Pacific Ocean
London Scottish Piping Society Bans Women Members
The London Scottish Piping Society has decided that women are ineligible for membership. The terse vote ends any chance for female piping enthusiasts to join the traditional group.
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London Scottish
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