World Happenings Briskly Summed In One Digest
Fifty families in Deptford were left homeless after subside of a road caused by heavy rains. The Soviet wheat harvest covered 500 000 acres this year, 32 000 090 more than last year per the Tans News Agency. The British Exchequer expects about 85 600 000 in death duties from Viscount Tredegar’s estate valued at 11 545 000. Fire destroyed Hillsborough Castle, seat of the Irish governor Duke of Abercorn. United States exports to Canada rose in June, while imports from Canada also increased. Rockefeller Foundation gift of 1 000 000 endows University neurology department. Dr Albert W Abbott dies in Toronto. France denies support for abrogating the Washington treaty, awaiting changes in Europe. Radio fixes to be set along UK coast. tribute paid to Hudson and son lost years ago near Belcher Island.
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Deptford
Fagland
Soviet Union
Tans
Viscount Tredegar
Hillsborough Castle
Ireland
Duke of Abercorn
Alster
United States
Canada
Department
France
Japan
Garhie
Essa
United Kingdom
A Istry
Belcher Island
He Hudson
Salt Water and Solvents in Everyday Science
The article explains solutes and solvents with examples like salt dissolving in water and ammonia gas forming household ammonia. It notes oxygen in water supports fish, other solvents like gasoline and turpentine dissolve greases, and minerals cause water hardness. It also shares a personal reminiscence on moose hunting and wildlife experiments, concluding with a 1933 letter from Port Harrison about goose tagging.
Thrills Of An Under-Privileged Sportsman's Life
A rambling reminiscence by Arnold C Herbert recounts hunting, hunting camps, and outdoor adventure from boyhood to manhood. He recalls pigeons, red foxes, deer, and late-night musings under stars, then shifts toward religious reflection and a plea for tract distribution to Eskimos alongside memories of Sunday school, Bible lessons, and colored pictures inspiring restraint and kindness.
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Arnold C
Herbert
Joseph
False Security of Rulers in Amos Lesson
Devotional reading on Amos 5 1 7 11 14 critiques rulers at ease in Zion and Samaria luxurious life and social neglect. It contrasts idle luxury with prophetic indictment, citing Joseph Genesis 42 21 and portraying wealth decay amid injustice, ending with praise for Amos as a mirror to Master.
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Zion Jerusalem
Samaria
Amos
Jerusalem
Atkins
David
Josep
Joseph
Israel
Pharisesa
Elmer A. Leslie
Unusual Record Woman Machinist on Graf Zeppelin Flight
Karin Mannesmann, a graduate engineer, becomes the first woman machinist aboard the Graf Zeppelin. She completed a Friedrichshafen to South America round trip, working two hours on and two hours off in the motor gondola with other machinists. She wore greasy overalls, studied heavy motors, and previously worked in an aeroplane factory after Berlin technical high school graduation.
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Graf Zeppelin
Karin Mannesmann
Karin
Friedrichshafen
South America
Zep
Miss Mannesmann
Berlin
Lumber Shipment Plans Via Hudson Bay Line
A Manitoba lumber company plans summer shipments of two and one half million feet of lumber via the Hudson Bay Railway from The Pas through Churchill to Great Britain. The move is experimental but aims to grow yearly volume.
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Hudson Bay
Churchill
Great Britain
Pas
Steel office furniture first manufactured in South Africa
The article notes that steel office furniture first began production in South Africa, marking a milestone in local manufacturing and industrial development. It highlights early producers, the shift to steel components, and the impact on regional trade and design.
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South Africa
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Jordon H. Guest
Avera
Ontario
Quebe
D Birds
Job
Anglican Mussion
Port Harrison
Hudson Bay Co
McGill St
Montreal
Mr. Miner
Jack Miner
3ACK
Jack
Belout
Tam
Path- Teas
Salvation Army
Isaiah
R.Y.O
Ogden
P.S
H.B. Line
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