World Mappenincs Irerly Tod
International and domestic brief notes including a Canadian painter's death in Toronto and 1926 wheat production estimates for Canada at 248,626,000 bushels down from 411,376,000 last year. Also reports on immigration, a Winnipeg sheriff turning 53, a balloon basket accident near Kempston, and the death of South Africa statesman Rt Hon John X Merryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witam Bévto Athinne
ARCA
Toronto
Canada
Winnipee
Franco
Brain
Hir
Mechanic Rada
New York City
J. W. Quillen
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John Henry Mears
Globe
Linton Wells
Edward
Evans
Mears
New York
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Colin Inkster
Winnipeg
Regis Lative Council of
Manitoba
Kempston
Bedford
Ene
Eas
John X. Merryman
South Africa
Capetown
Somersetshire
Basland
States Unite Against Red Propaganda Across Regions
A conference of secret service chiefs from British dominions reports a united front against red propaganda. A continuous line of allied states from Egypt to India and China will oppose Soviet influence. Sir Charles Tregart is named to oversee propaganda suppression in Scotland Yard for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ish
Egypt
China
London
India
Turkey
Hindustan
Russia
Charles Tregart
Calcutta Poli
Scotland Yard
Sudan
England
Hedjaz
Sultan Ibn Saud
Mesopotamia
Belgium Seizes Railways for Private Ownership Drive
Belgium moves to wipe out debt by surrendering state railways to private owners. King Albert orders treasury bonds exchanged for preferred stock in the National Railroad Company as Continental Europe faces financial strain. Silent hospital chatter noted with confounding dialogue about a patient’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Europe
Treasury
Albert
National Railroad Company
Mayors of Canadian cities invited to New York exposition
The Canadian Exposition plans include bringing mayors from major cities such as Toronto Montreal Quebec Winnipeg Vancouver and Ottawa to New York on a special train for the January 1971 opening at Manhattan Opera House. Hotel McAlpin will host officials with Maple Leaf decor and province specific entertainments. Mayor Walker to greet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
McAlpin
New Yor
Henry B Coleman
New York
Manhattan Opera House
Arthur L. Lee
the McAlpin
Canada
Thomas Foster
Toronto
M. Martin
Montreal
Quebec
Dominion Mae
Atlanta
Autumn Tournament At Jasper Golf Week Organised
An autumn golf week at Jasper Park Lodge runs September 11 to 18 with an international field anticipated. Prizes are said to be uniquely valuable. entries to C L Weldon Jasper Park Lodge Jasper Alberta. Other activities include tennis swimming riding hiking mountain climbing and motoring with possible fishing and hunting trips arranged from the lodge. The event aims to attract golf clubs across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Park Lodge Golf Links
C. L. Weldon
Jasper Park Lodge
Jasper
Alberta
New Frocks Show Simple Lines With Ribbon Sash
A fashion illustration promotes soft frocks with towered waterfats and flares, highlighting simple lines and material loveliness. No. 1254 comes in sizes 16 18 20 with yardage details for 36 inch crepe and georgette, ribbon sash, and a 20 cent book offering practical home sewing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Ius
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No
An item lists how to order sewing patterns from a Winnipeg newspaper office at 375 McDermot Ave. It notes a pattern number and provides ordering details with the city publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brow
Dias
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Making Yokohama Beautiful Reconstruction After Earthquake
Yokohama Japan is rapidly rebuilding after the great quake. Resident Marshall Martin traveling from Canada to Montreal and England speaks of one third completion. He expects to return this autumn and notes wider streets, surveying and planning finished, with modern buildings and facilities to make Yokohama one of the world’s most delightful cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Marshall Martin
Canada
Montreal
England
Salvage mission for camera gear after plane wreck
Frank Stewardson has been engaged by the Dominion forestry service to salvage camera equipment and instruments from Kashaboine Lake after the E-Y aircraft wreck on July 22. The items lie at 54 feet depth and Stewardson with assistants plans to dive to the bottom. It may take months to duplicate the lost gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stewardson
William Diver
Dominion Forestry Service
Kashaboine Lake
Stewardson
Africa's Diverse Language Landscape
A survey notes that between eight hundred and nine hundred languages and dialects are in use among Africa's native communities, reflecting vast linguistic diversity across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Sunday School Van Pioneers Prairie Faith Education
Two English ladies trained in Sunday School work introduced religious instruction to Saskatchewan children. A van, built in 1920, travels the southern prairie teaching about Jesus. Miss Bosanquet funded 15000 for a girls school in Regina, started 1918 under QU Appelle and Sisters of St John the Divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Prairie Provinces
Umbia
Regina
Diocese
Qu'appelle
Sisters of St John the Divinian Order
Church of England
Canada
Last African Country Has Evil Reputation
Fragmented OCR text reports a fictitious realm Changu near Lake Edward with cannibal natives named BaChangu and depopulated plains due to disease and tsetse fly. It mixes in references to Zeebrugge tablets, Belgian royals, and a stray dialogue about walking and insurance. The piece blends distant folklore with unrelated modern dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Edward
East Africa
Changu
Bankofa
Dark Forest
Kikurel
Canadian Legion Letters Patent Creates National Structure
The Canadian Legion of the Kited Pr ibe Service League is incorporated with authority to establish provincial, district, local bodies and branches across Canada and beyond and to form Indies auxiliaries. The charter aligns with unity efforts among veterans groups sparked by Field Marshal Earl Hare’s year visit. An Irish royal charter aim was dropped due to Parliament’s dissolution, shifting to a charter under the Companies Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Legion
Legion
Canada
Field Marshal Earl Hare
British Empire Service League
Irelan
Companies
Alberta to Exhibit at Sioux City State Fair
Alberta will be represented at a major interstate fair in Sioux City Iowa during the week starting September 19. The display will feature grains including sheaf and threshed forms, sand and mustard. It will be shown in the government exhibition tent on the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Sioux City
Lows
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Condensed Milk as Guardian of Health Study Noted
A Tendon Daily Mail item highlights condensed milk as a health guardian. It cites reduced tuberculosis in animals when fresh milk was replaced with condensed milk, noting improvements in alope paddocks and praising Eagle Brand as an infant food for purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon Daily Mail
London Zoological Society
United
Alope
Borden Company Limited
Empire linked by new beam radio to connect continents
Reports to the department of commerce say the new beam radio system linking London with Canada and South Africa will start operation around May 1. It is expected that the Australian and Indian circuits will be ready by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
London
Canada
Africa
Department of Commerce
Juiz
Crossword Puzzle Clue Run Scribbles and Fragments
Fragmented crossword puzzle text shows multiple clues and partial answers. It reads like a dense mix of definitions, abbreviations, and references, including terms for body parts, metals, religious figures, and archaic phrases, with many incomplete entries and stray letters.
Jethro's Counsel Aims at Wise Delegation
Sunday School lesson examines Moses judged alone as people come to him for answers. Jethro Moses' father in law notes overwork and proposes delegation to distribute duties. Explanations highlight distinction between statutes and laws, with Matthew Henry cautioning against overdoing even good ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro
Moses
Reuel
Matthew Henry
God
R. Driver
Rapid Development of Water Power Impacts Coal Industry
The article notes rapid water power expansion alters coal production dynamics. From 1920 to 1933 coal usage rose, while world output held around 1.25 billion tons annually. Water power offers low wear, maintenance, and dust, reducing labor and cost burdens amid growing demand for heat, light, and power. Also listed are new Canadian National Railways sidings on the Turnleford Southeastern branch: Hartwell, Livelong, Fairholme, Glasion, Robinhood, Medstead, Flenbush, Bournemouth, Rabbit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Bankers Trust Company of
York
British Info Service
New Turnleford
Canadian National Railways
Hartwell
Livelong
Fairholme
Glasion
Robinhood
Medstead
Flenbush
Bournemouth
Rabbitlake
Splendid Safety Record On Canadian National
Sir Henry Thornton, president of the Canadian National Railway, receives a congratulatory letter from Manitoba Workmen’s Compensation Board praising safety performance. The memo notes six months ending June 29 1926 with 872 injuries and compares to 1925 figures, urging continued focus on safety programs and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen's Compensation Board of
Manitoba
Henry Thornton
Natonal Railway
Workmen’s Compensation Board of
Manioba
Chas
K. Newcombe Stoner
Allee of de
Winnipeg
Sir Hewes
Canadian National Railway
Immigrant groups land at Quebec on liner voyage
Report notes Htatian immigrants form a large portion of third class desembarking at Quebec aboard Asranta with others from Poland Hungary and central Europe heading to western Canada. A classroom reading tale includes stray dialogue about divers diseases and romantic hopes among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
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Teo
Wease
Zeebrugge
Chad's, College
Prince Coad
Charles
Gibbs
Mole
Algy
Rose
Everbody
New — England
Exodus
Pes
Tommy
Daueheer
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